FBI to Probe Disappearance of Actress Yvonne Castle
FBI agents and the U S slipping commissioner will likely investigate the disappearance of Yvonne Castle a Sanine California actress from the liner Monterey off the coast of Samoa. Ship officials said a passenger saw an unidentified man talking to Miss Castle shortly before she vanished on June 3, about a few hours out of Samoa.
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Samoa
FE. R. Johanson
Miss Castle
University Proxy Replacement to Be Before Board
The state board of education will consider selecting two successors to Dr George Inlay Simmons former president of the State University of Missoula at its July 14 meeting. Victor Weber of Deer Lodge will interview Midwest candidates for the post while Dean C W Leaphart of the university law school serves as acting president. Dorothy Green acting executive secretary may also see the board name a regular secretary for the State University system after twelve years in the post. A note outside a London church invites passersby to knee on ithem for relief.
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Defeat of Hitler Will Cost U S Tremendous Sum
Denver June 18. Defeat of the Axis powers will cost the United States 40 billion dollars a year for planes ships and munitions. Clifton M. Utley urged a massive wartime effort, stating the U S must match German spending and warned isolation would invite another world war within 22 to 25 years. He and Clarence H. Streit discussed postwar unions and peace aims before 6,000 delegates from 6 nations.
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Prison Official Dies in San Diego and Sidney Police Chief Passes
Thomas M. Rynning, 75, famed western peace officer and former Arizona state prison warden, died at home. Sidney police chief Hurst, 62, died last night from a heart attack while lifting a manhole cover during heavy rain. he previously served as deputy marshal in Sidney since 1912. Both figures rose from local roots in Montana and the Glendive area, with Rynning earlier in Roosevelt’s Rough Riders and Arizona Rangers. Surviving family includes a widow and three married children.
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Townsend Rotary Meeting Discusses Negro Life in the South
Townsend Rotary club met at the Commercial hotel for the 6 30 dinner and meeting. Vice President W L Bumert presided in President Douglas Hawn's absence. Trev Chafee Croft led a discussion titled Negro Life in the South, with Rev Croft and High Anderson serving as chairmen.
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U S Refineries to Supply Half of Britain's Oil
Washington reports a new arrangement allows United States refineries to supply not less than 50 percent of petroleum products purchased for Great Britain under American contracts. The move comes after industry pleas and ahead of an emergency conference to ease a looming oil shortage on the Atlantic coast.
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Sailor Marry Despite Family Losses After Blinded Attack
Capetown June 18. Oscar Ohlsen, blinded when his tanker was attacked in the Persian gulf, says he is the luckiest man in the world. His father was killed on a bombed ship. his brother lost limbs. two sisters, nurses, were killed by machine-gun fire on a hospital ship. his mother perished in an air raid. Today he married the Capetown nurse who cared for him as the tanker sank in the Atlantic.
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Death Valley oil test: six engines run until failure
Six identical coupes tested in Death Valley with oil kept exactly to the Full mark. Each engine ran until the oil drained and the engine failed. The new Conoco oil, featuring the Thialkene inhibitor and Oil-Plating, lasted far longer than five rival oils, delivering about 7,057 miles more than the next best and 8,268 miles beyond the shortest.
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