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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1938
Page
6
A formal university dinner at Oxford or Cambridge style hall features Fellows in robes at high table and students at lower tables. Menus include lentil soup lobster sauce turbot roast duck with sides, bilberry tart and cream, cheeses, coffee, and a Latin grace.
New York June 19. Mrs Edu Eaton Wilson, a motherly, upbeat correspondent from Ripley Ohio, won a 500 cash prize and a New York trip after being named best farm journalist. She writes for the Stillwater Gazette and the Cushing Daily Citizen and plans to attend the National Editorial association convention in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
Cambridge Maryland June 19 State's Attorney J Gordon Hill said a confession was obtained in the murder of Elizabeth Brown 17 an expectant inotherwise trusted body found in the Nanticoke river Her husband Fred L Brown about 48 a prosperous farmer and war veteran signed a confession admitting choking the woman with his hands after warrants charging cruelty and disorderly conduct Identification of the victim was made from the floral dress she wore when applying for warrants near Vienna Maryland Brown admitted tossing her into the river with four plow points attached to her head and feet after she was dead
Ambitious aviation project announces a first trial flight for next month to test a Paris to New York air service. France plans the initial flight to assess feasibility and establish a transatlantic route with potential commercial implications.
Pittsburgh residents faced a rare Sunday without hometown papers as a strike of about 100 office workers and refusals by mechanical unions blocked presses at San Pelegran and The Press. The article also notes a Washington report on calls for a complete revision of American neutrality policy under a new phase in Congress.
Colorado Springs faced its worst storm since the 1939 Memorial Day flood. A savage burst of hail and rain battered roofs and streets, causing damage in the thousands of dollars as hailstones large as golf balls ripped roofs, with water sweeping through the north and west parts of the city.
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