Yellowstone blaze rages as 1500 acre fire defies control
Yellowstone Park fire chief Francis A. LaNoua reported that 300 firefighters could not quell the 1500 acre Chipmunk Creek burn in the park's remote southeast. Weather hazards, limited transport, and lightning sparked two new fires near Soda Butte and the Fire Holocascade as crews labor by air and lake crossings. The blaze, the worst in years, is believed sparked by yesterday's lightning.
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Chipmunk Creek
Yellowstone National Park
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Francis A. LaNoua
LaNous
Yellowstone Lake
West Yellowstone
Dayhreskomor- Tor
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LaNoue
Noted Singer to Visit Former Great Falls Home Monday
Noted singer John Fogarty, a former Great Falls resident and tanor, will visit his brother Frank Fogarty in Great Falls and present a concert there on June 24. A cousin of Mrs. B. J. Tucker of Selena and nephew of the late GC F. Murphy of Anaconda, he recently announced his plan during a guest appearance on Fred Allen's radio program. He intends a west coast concert series after leaving Great Falls.
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Graat Falls
Frank Fogarty
Great Falls
B. J. Tucker
Selena
GC. F. Murphy
Anaconda
Fred Allan
Fogarty
South Dakota
Montana
63Rd
Montana Infantry
New York
Tl Neveral
Phillips County Has No Primary Contests
Malta June 19. For the first time in 26 years Phillips County will have no July primary contests. Rubber that conducts electricity has been produced in England.
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Phillips County
Malta
Puillips
England
New Cardinal Manager Steers Team Toward Confidence
New York June 19 The Red Birds under new manager Billy Southworth show early signs of revival as Bill McGee overcomes a shaky start against the Phillies. Southworth calmly urged him on, and McGee delivered three straight pitches for outs. The scene marks a shift from jitters to the old confident Cardinal style that wins games.
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Billy Bouthworth
St Louis
Little Guy
Ray Blades
Figther
Bill McGee
Phillies
Red Birds
Budéenty Little Bily
Bill
Southworth
Bluebirds
Lang
McGee
Rifle Shots Hold Tourney at Missoula
In Missoula on June 19 the infantry cup and related events saw Jerry Nalmy from Walla Walla and Arne Kackanen of Milltown win marks in their respective matches while Gane Hicker from Coulee Dam posted a 48 in the northwest offhand. The field includes shooters from Montana Washington Utah and other states as competition continues through Sunday at Pattee Canyon.
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Jerry
Nalmy
Walla Walla
Wash
Gane Hicker
Coulee Dam
Arne Kackanen
Milltown
Northwest
Pattee Canyon
Omarkamen
Montana
Washington
Tiaho
Utah
Fish Hatchery Progress Praised in Montana
Fred J. Foster of Seattle regional director for the U S bureau of fisheries praised Montana fish and game officials for rapid progress in the state hatchery program. He called it a pleasure to see the first patcheries program move ahead quickly as he departed for Kalispell where a new federal hatchery is under construction for Glacier Park. Federal hatcheries currently operate at Bozeman and Ennis, with a joint state federal hatchery at Miles City.
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Fred J. Foster
Seattle
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Hare
Montana
Foster
Kallspell
Glacier Park
Bozeman
Western Life Dumps Summers Brake Team in Straight Set
Western Life topped Summers Brake 8 to 0 as Floyd Young worked steadily on the mound. Summers Brake produced four scattered hits and three errors while Western Life capitalized on three costly Brakemen outfield miscues. The Brakemen also used three runs in the final inning but could not rally, and Bankers forfeited a separate AA league contest after a no-show.
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Ang Streck
Floyd Young
Hahla
Gregory
Aevon
Burata
Ivaliga
Bummera Braxemen
Young
Hunter
Kahin
McGarfick
Smithers-Eddy
Bankers
Frank O’koren
Barnes
O’koren
Bonkora
Raymond
Math Nh E Bankers Baltierenday
Ois
Bermond and
Dykstra
Korea
Standings and results from yesterday's baseball games
Yesterday's results show American League games Detroit 5 Philadelphia 4 and Chicago 1 New York 0 among others. National League scores include Pittsburgh 6 Boston 4 and St Louis 3 Brooklyn 8. Today features scheduled games and probable pitchers across both leagues. An experimental airplane constructed from woven plywood is being tested.
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Philadelhia
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New York
Cleveland
Washington
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Hoston
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Brooklyn
French
Va. Schumacher
Butcher
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Cincinanti
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Der‘ringer
Higha
Galenause
Va ‘Bing
Nigeling
Philadelphia
Dean
Newhauser
Masterson
Va ‘Feller
Glelmnatt Ates
Bracklyn
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Chicago Peneages
Wemen Softball League Schedule For Year Given
The schedule for the Women's Softball association lists games at Helena’s field on 11th Avenue and Lamborn starting 6 46 p m. Forfeits occur early with Broadwater to Wederm Recorva Western Lite. Upcoming games feature Pepper Box Broadwater Marysville and Federal Reserve Western Life among others with dates 21 24 26 10 12 16 17 21 24 26.
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Wederm Recorva-Weatern Lite
Helena
11Th Avenue
Lamborn
Jne
Pepper Mox
Parchon Drug
Waly E
Marynville
Maryeville
Parchen Drug-Taylor Tuai
McGaffick's
Federal Reserve-Western Life
Peppar Box
Federal Reserve- Western Life
Parchen Drug-Taylor Tax
Pepper Box
Helene
Marysville
DieGattick's
Hroundwater
Maryavilla
Federal Re Serve
Western Life
McGatfick's
Parchen Drug-Taylor Taxl
Three Bicycles Found Await Owners at Courthouse
Probation Officer Frank Therault and Police Chief Charles Sheridan report three bicycles recovered and held at the courthouse for owner claims. The bikes lack license tags and must be identified by owners. Also noted is a $45 reward paid for catching a record number of flatfish in the East Fork of the Bitter Root river per state fish and game records. Divorced custody ruling: District Judge A J Horaky grants John A Farley divorce from Nota Parley and awards custody of a minor child to the defendant.
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Frank Therault
Charles L. Sheridan
Hamilton
Hitter Root
State Fish and Some Commission
A. J. Horaky
John A. Farley
Nota Parley
Ruth Reardon Receives Doctor of Laws Degree in 1940
Miss Ruth Reardon, student of public instruction, earned the Doctor of Laws degree June 8, 1940, from Blacktony College of Law in Chicago. She submitted a 10,000 word Montana statute study titled Lawes of the State of Montana as part of the degree work and has earned recognition from college professors for her outstanding scholarly work.
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Ruth Reardon
Blacktony College of Law
Chicago
Blackstone Colleges
Ming Redos
Chicago University
Federal Aid For Education
County Attorney Files Two Informations in District Court
County Attorney Harold K Anderson filed two informations in district court yesterday. One charges Regber Dillavou and George Hart Denia with grand larceny for the alleged theft of property. The actions highlight ongoing criminal proceedings and reflect the county's push to prosecute major theft offenses.
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Harold K. Anderson
Regber Dillavou
George Hart Dennia
Theft of Royal typewriter and Selmer instruments reported
The item list includes theft of a Royal typewriter and two Selmer instruments, plus salts of clothes and other items from W A Whitehead. Valuations cited exceed B200 with additional charges against Alfred Bunt and Albert The War for synthetic camphor imports. Germany cited as a primary source for the seized product.
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W. A. Whitehead
Alfred Bunt
Albert
Germany
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