Anaconda Asked to Speed Bon Bow Chromite Development
Washington and Butte June 20 The office of production management and the RFC urged Anaconda Copper Mining to rush Bon Bow chromite deposit development in Montana to keep operations under cover before heavy winter snows. Roads close seasonally and stockpiling may occur near the mine while ensuring immediate output if needed. Government leasing and contracted treatment plants aim to expand operations under defense direction with initial capacity around 6 000 tons per month.
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Washington
Office of Production Management
RFC
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bon Bow
Montana
Defensa Officiels
United States
Angcobda Company
Defence
Butte
Benbow
Polson to Offer Big Frontier Days Carnival
Polson hosts a two day Frontier Days festival June 21 and 22 featuring a second annual rodeo and profits show. Entries include contestants from Anaconda Livingston Browning Babb Wolf Point Wolf Creek and many U S locations. Parade acts are planned with Paradies and Indian specialties. The rodeo queen finalists are Lillian Johnson Niagara Murle Rusk Arlee and Jerry McKerzie Polson.
Record-Setting Play Ends Broadway Run After 7 Years
Broadway’s Tobacco Road closes after seven years and 3180 Broadway performances. Critics panned it initially yet a landmark of endurance survived a brief decline before triumph. The play, adapted by Jack Kirkland from Erskine Caldwell, reflected Georgia sharecroppers’ sordid life and became a national sensation.
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New York
Broadway
Critics
Tobacco Road
Jack Kirk
Ian Walton
Erskine Caldwell
the Theater
Georgia
America
Abie
NRA
Blue Eagle
Denburg
Germany
John Dillinger
Lindbergh
Clontes
Archie Harris Sets World Mark In NCAA Trials
Palo Alto June 20 Archie Harris Indiana star broke the discus world record with a 14 feet 3 4 inch throw at the NCAA trials amid tests for safety as discus were held off Stamford Stadium. Harris also qualified in the shot put and led Lu Louisiana State sprinter Billy Brown in multiple events. Southern California dominated the meet with 11 qualifiers.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Archie Harris
Univerity
Indiana
Willi Schroder
Germany
Harris
Stanford Stadium
Minneapolis
al Blazis
Georgetown
Billy Brown
Louisiana State University
Norwood Ewell
Penn State
Howard Upton
U.8.c
Hirst
M. Biles
R. Biles
Lesle MacMitchell
Adair
Texas
York University
Stone Run
MacMatchell
Southern California
Dean Cromvwell
University of California
Ohio State Ilve
Tadiana
New York
Track meet results show Ewell leads Penn State in sprints
Fragmented recap lists numerous college sprinters and field event results. Ewell of Penn State wins the 220 yard dash in 22.2 seconds, with UCLA and U.S.C. runners placing behind. Learned of Colorado wins the 220 yard hurdles, others fail to qualify in several heats. Discussed discus results with Hayns of Indiana leading at 174 feet 6 1/2 inches, followed by Johnson and Wolf among top distances. Also notes scratched competitors and lingering odd statements about seats born on land kept ashore for weeks.
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Billy Brown
Louisiana State
Qvale
Washington
Bourland
Wondy Klemmer
California
Lyda Oklar
Hogston
N.Y.U
R. Smith
Wash
Roy
Notre Dame
Reese
Calif
Johnson
Kansas State
Upton
U.S.C
Cochran
Indiana
Brown
Wleuineus
Hadley
Wis
Watts
Tucker
Pitt
Piker
Littler
Neb
Learned
Colo
Wright
Ohio State
Saunders
Miami
Duke
UCLA
Russell
Pepperdine
Geven
Hay
Isham
Southwest Texas State
Merritt
Paskyan
Claw- Aon
Montana
Wheat Storage to Be Increased in Montana
Great Falls June 20 MT elevator companies and farmers push to finish elevators and bins to add about 6,000,000 bushels of storage for the 1941 wheat crop. Officials expect a good yield and possible transport limits plus a federal loan program to require more storage. The 1941 Montana wheat output is projected at 62,857,000 bushels, 150 percent of the 10 year average. Elevators and annexes will add 2,690,000 bushels, cooperatives and farmers 2,000,000 more.
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Great Falls
Montana
Federal Agricultural Marketing Service
Helena Boosters Rout Bankers In Class AA Softball
In Legion Park last night the Helena Boosters stormed back to beat Bankers 14 to 4 in AA league play. Key hitters included Rekindle, Dykstra, Strelau, Dicksor, Hollow, and Davis as Helena never trailed and hammered 14 runs on steady hitting. The opposing Bankers were led by Bakkerd as pitching and defense faltered during the mid innings.
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Helena Boosters
Comeback
Bankers
Legion, Park
Boosters
H Bakkerd
Reindle
Dykstra
Strelau
Dicksor
Hollow
Davis
Clancy
East Helena
Reynolds
Bernhart
Bethel
Mann
Brisbin
Kovich
Haat Yelena
Petek
Transfers Camp Grant and Camp Joseph T. Robinson
Privetes Gerald Hf Morin from Missoula Montana and Jean N Mitchison from Rowan Montana of the 26th medical training battalion have been transferred with their unit to Camp Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas on June 20.
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Camp Grant
W P A Quota for Montana Set at 5500
Montana W P A administrator Joseph E Parker announced a July August quota of 5500 workers a 30 percent cut from June and the withdrawal of 30 counties and seven Indian reservations from relief operations. About 205 non relief supervisors will be released to meet the 95 5 relief to non relief ratio with a 25 percent cut in administrative funds statewide.
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Works Project Administration
Montana
W.P.A
Joseph E. Parker
Washington, D.C
Parker
Washington, D. C
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Garter
Chouteau
Dawson
Fallon
Garfield
Glacier
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Jefferson
Judii
Ragin
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McCone
Meagher
Mineral
Musgelshell
Petroleum
Pondera
Powder River
Prairie
Rosebud
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Teton
Toole
Treasure
Wheatland
Wibaux
The
Crow
Blackfoot
Fort Belknap
Fort Peck
Flathead
Rocky Bay
Tongue River
Marysville Guests and Visitors From Nearby Cities
Marysville news notes guests and visitors from Plainsfield New Jersey Deadwood South Dakota Helena Spokane and Los Angeles travel and relocation updates. Local families Moore Kramer Hartmiller HanSen Gulio Trettin Hansen Padbury Lemmon and Rumping appear among the households hosting or visiting.
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Marynville
John T
Hunn
Plainsfield
N. J
Moris Gawler
Moore
Billis Jean
el Cajon
Calif
I. E. Julian
Helena
Lloyd Wakasch
Wanda Les
Wickes
H. Fairweather
Wallace
Idaho
Channel Gold Mines
E. Rapier
Los Angeles
Jennie Hansen Gulio
Basin
Mont
Elmer Han Sei
Butte
Helen Trettin
Boulder
Myre
Chris Hansen
Hansens
Marysville
Robert Fisher
Frances Gayle
St. Peter's Hospital
E. G. Pirkle
Ison
Spokane
Wash
Thaddeus Smigal
Mary Gayle
York
Earle Padbury
J. F. Lemmon
Jack
Billy
Terry
William
Oil Man Walter Huta Dies In Fort Worth Texas
Walter B. Huta BS, organizer of Homestead Oil & Gas Co of Texas and Homestead Oil & Gas Company Ltd of Canada, died at his home in Fort Worth on the night of June 19. He was a prominent figure in early oil ventures and held leadership roles in related firms. He contributed to regional oil development and industry networks.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Walter B. Huta
Homestead Oil & Gas Company of Texas
Homestead Oil & Gas Company
Titd
Canada
D A V Convention Pushes for More Hospitals
Great Falls on June 29 reports the Disabled American Veterans convention urges immediate government action to expand hospital capacity for disabled veterans. Delegates from 16 state chapters cite a 3,000 bed shortfall, noting current care exceeds capacity in regular facilities. Resolutions and election of 1942 convention city planned with John Globe among scheduled speakers.
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Great Falls
Reguar
John Globe
Mail Order Firms to Tighten Credits
Chicago June 20 Two of the nation’s largest mail order and retail firms Sears Roebuck and Company and Montgomery Ward and Company announced plans to tighten installment credit. Starting July 1 maximum time payments for refrigerators and gas and electric ranges will drop from three to two years, while other lines remain at 18 months with larger down payments required in all cases.
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Chicago
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Montgomery Ward and Company
Wall
Rotary Club Meeting Set at Waterton Lake
The annual Wateron Glacier International Peace Park meeting of Montana and Alberta Rotary club members will be held at Waterton Lake July 26 and 27. James L. Humphrey, chairman of the international service committee of the Great Falls club announced plans for the gathering. For making drums, Indians prefer a dead tree trunk with sound exterior but decayed center that can be deflawed easily.
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Rotary Club
Great Falls
Montana
Alberta
Waterton Lake
James L. Humphrey
International Service Committee
The
Helena Auto Shop Ad Highlights Skilled Mechanics
Earl Warfield native of Helena has spent 12 years as an auto mechanic with Chrysler products and holds a factory trained rating. Ornel Smith, touted as a future Helena businessman, brings three years ofExperience. Otto’s motto promises quality work with no squeaks or customer complaints. Glenn Fitz is a capable body man famed for precision. Larry oversees the parts department ensuring ready supply of DeSoto or Plymouth parts and accessories.
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Helena
Chrysler
Ornel Smiths
Otto
Glenn Fitz
Glenn
Larry
DeSoto
Plymouth
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