Congress action constitutional, tribunal holds
ST LOUIS June 20 Wei Constitutionality of Congress action to declare it against public policy to make payments in gold was upheld by U S District Judge Charles B Faris in the Missouri Pacific trustees case seeking gold redemption of a May 1 1933 bond The ruling supports suspending gold payments and could affect other gold clause contracts and obligations nationwide
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U.S
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The
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
William H. Bixby
Bankers' Trust Company
New York
Faris
Supreme Court
F D R Continues Use of Brains at Yale Address
President Roosevelt received warm cheers at Yale University as the university awarded him the degree of Doctor of Laws. About 1,100 graduates rose with a standing ovation while crowds applauded as he traveled through the city. He then sailed to New London to watch Harvard Y. boat races on Friday.
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Yate University
Roosevelt
New London
Fire Sweeps Interior Of Lingerie Shop In Hagerstown
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the interior of a Hagerle and nem shop at 113 West Broadway in Hagerstown early yesterday. Ally Aish operated the store, which was nearby the Broadway Creamery owned by Agnes Murphy who alerted the fire department. Other buildings were threatened during the blaze. Action on Taxes Boise Up Garrett Transfer and Storage Co. wins round to avoid 1 percent tax on gross revenues and truck trailer licenses. protest petition filed. rehearing set for Tuesday.
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Weet Broadway
Ally Aish
Agnes Murphy
Broadway Creamery
Boise
Garrett Transfer and Storage Company, Inc
Pocatello
Ladies Circle 3 to Meet at North Main Home
Butte brief notes Ald er Mountain View church circle No 3 will meet today at 2 p m at Mrs Retalie 1620 North Main Firest Walkerville.
Former GWA Officials Indicted in Los Angeles
Nine former officials of the CWA and national employment service, including R C Branson, were indicted on conspiracy charges by a federal grand jury in Los Angeles. The first true bill accuses defrauding the government by improper CWA administration, while the second alleges discriminatory national employment act administration. The indictments follow a CWA scandal that led to leadership shakeups and army officers taking over duties temporarily.
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CWA
National Employment Service
R. C. Branson
State Emergency Relief
Federal Grand Jury
Branson
Pierce Williams
Western State
Jules Han Sque
R.G. Donnelly
National
Los Angeles County
Army
Roosevelt to Visit Montana During Hawaii Trip
Senator Wheeler said President Roosevelt would return quickly through Montana from Hawaii and spend a night in Glacier Park before Fort Peck. He expects no difficulty in securing further funds for the Fort Peck project to push work forward.
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Washington
Wheeler
Mondana
Roosevelt
Montana
Hawaii
Glacier Park
Fort Peck
Mont
Ship Safe After Fire Put Out Near Rio de Janeiro
A steamer Baependy carrying 260 passengers reported by dispatch near Rio de Janeiro that a minor onboard fire was extinguished and the vessel continued toward Manaus from Fo de Janeiro.
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Baependy
Manaus
Fo de Janeiro
Legion Selects Meet Delegates for Townsend Convention
Silver Bow post No 1 American Legion elected delegates for the district convention at Townsend on June 30. The drum and bugle corps will tour Provost Utah in early July, returning July 5. Delegates include Fred A Lehn James McCashin Louis Buettner and Earl N Genzberger along with many drum corps members. The 35 member Butte drum corps leaves July 3 for Provost to represent Montana in contests. Roy Leighton leads the Butte rifle team which won the statewide commanders trophy. The Butte Legion baseball team meets Helena at Clark Park Sunday with tickets already selling fast. Colonel A J Dougherty of East Lake City spoke on National Defense and Army Reserve work.
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Townsend
Silver Bow
American Legion
Provost
Utah
Fred A Lehn
James McCashin
Louis Buettner
Earl N. Genzberger
Butte
Roy Leighton
Butte Legion
Helena Legion
Clark Park
A. J. Dougherty
East Lake City
Army Reserve Officers’ Association
Dougherty
Arizona
Twins Brighten Home Of Oehill Family
Mr and Mrs George W Oewish of 1044 West Porphyry street welcome twin girls born last night at home. The infants join a boy and girl sibling. Mrs Oedsh before marriage was Miss Marcia McMahon of 214 South Jackson street. Both mother and infants went to St James hospital and are reported doing nicely. The father manages Oechsli furniture store and is the son of the late pioneer George Oechsil.
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George W. Oewish
West Porphyry Street
Oedsh
Marcia McMahon
W. McMahon
South Jackson Street
Oechsli
St. James’ Hospital
George Oechsil
George Oechsli
Reserve Corps Chief Speaks On National Defense Order
Col A J Dougherty head of the ninth corps reserve officers tour spoke at a banquet in Chequamegon cafe praising the reserve association as the keystone of national defense. He urged enrollment of all active officers and noted funds for summer encampment will cover only recently commissioned ROTC officers. An encampment is planned for late August at Yellowstone park with plans still being formed.
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A. J. Dougherty
Ninth Corps
Army Reserve
Butte
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Chequamegon
Dougherty
Montana
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Helena
Great Falls
Missoula
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L. G. Dunlap
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Everett Bruce
John Stagg
Ameonda
H. H. Sergeant
E. P. Cohen
William Marsh
C. ©. Smithers
Silver Bow Post No. 1
American Legion
Large batch of agto signed measure to outlaw interlocking
The measure bans interlocking directorates among such companies to curb telephone monopolies and authorizes the commission to approve or veto acquisitions and extensions. It empowers inquiries into multiple business aspects and calls for a congressional report to prompt further legislation.
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Commission
Congress
Roosevelt's cruise details on a vacation liner and crew
Demiges fmed aboard a vacation cruiser to aid President Roosevelt. The article describes a reading-rich presidential cabin with 300 volumes, a movie-viewing aft deck, and special fishing boats. It notes band deployments, the Indianapolis and Houston vessels, and Roosevelt’s party including two sons and bodyguards.
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Roosevelt
Eutral
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Houston
Annapolis
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Cnifier
Hawaiian Islands
Panama Canal
Girl Scouts Award Ceremony And P E O Convention Roundup
The article lists second class, gold, silver, and proficiency badges awarded to named Girl Scouts including Margeret Sullivan and Virginia Brady, plus a P E O convention roundup. Montana state P E O chapter opened its annual convention with committee appointments and greetings. Mrs. Lucinds B. Scott named state president.
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Betty Shatler
Margeret Sullivan
Sarah McLaughlan
Marcela Eng Ush
Shirley Harrington
Margaret Keeley
Lorraine Ryan
Marian Ba~con
Virginia Berry
Montana Jackson
Virginia Brady
Bonnie Strongman
Patricia Collins
Enid Buddy
Mary Ann Prick
Mildred Lepetich
Juliene Master
Virgins Barry
Zeyune Halford
Thelms Roberts
Evota de Mats
Helen Watson
Margaret Connors
Milfred Lepetlin
Betty Shaffer
Betty West
Lorraine Marcum
Margaret Kelly
Marian Bacon
Virginia Barry
Virgina Brady
Loraine Marcum
Enid Bundy
Mary Ann Frick
Juliene Masters
Delores Roberts
Betty Suaffer
Thelma Roberts
Evera de Mars
P. E
Montana
The
Priday
Lucinds B. Scott
Copper stock drops in May reducing world total to 1.076 billion pounds
New York reports May copper stock falls by 58 million pounds to 1,076,000,000. North and South American refitted stocks drop 31 million to 872,000,000, the largest monthly decrease since July 1833. Apparent consumption in May rises to 357,000,000 pounds from 240,000 in April, with US consumption at 85,000,000. US mine production reaches 32,000,000 pounds in May, totaling 188,000,000 pounds year to date.
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New York
United States
Fort Peck contract awarded for pavements and walks
The War Department announced the award of a contract for pavements walks and driveways at the Fort Peck Montana construction camp to Morrison Knudsen Co Borst Idaho for 137966 dollars. Lucy E Craney was granted a divorce from B Craney by Judge Frank L Riley in district court yesterday on cruelty grounds.
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War Department Today
Fort Peck
Mont
Morrison-Knudsen Co
Borst
Idaho
Lucy E. Craney
B. Craney
Frank L. Riley
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