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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1941
Page
4
In Washington D C the Army opened an inquiry into the death of Jessie Elizabeth Strieff an amateur aviator and War Department employee found strangled in a garage Authorities are probing motives and suspects in this fatal case within the capital city.
Rotary International's 32nd annual convention closed with new president Tom J. Davis of Butte Montana urging Rotary to avoid aligning with any government ideology in world conflicts. Delegates from 27 countries heard talks on regional union ideas and a democratic governance stance while a council resolution backing free enterprise was not passed due to international complications.
Mrs Dubh Fox the intendent of schools released the tax apportionment for the county general school fund listing district by district totals and the total of 7562.24 The school board will meet June 28 to prepare the budget and set bus contracts for Radersburg and Canton valley serains next year. Recreation program begins June 23 9580 v elock. Members of the council attended the meeting June 2 with President Cheney and others. Several town residents and visitors are noted in the personals section and a birthday party for King Haskell is described with many attendees. The town council funded park improvements with donations from local groups.
Coroner Don Sheehy investigates the death of Carol T. Ayers 16 in a city vehicle crash late Wednesday night. The car ran out of control struck an iron post and overturned, killing Ayers whose chest was crushed. The driver and three others escaped serious injury, raising Montana’s traffic fatalities to 69 for the year.
Washington June 20 D B Brettinius director of priorities ordered zinc producers to set aside 22 percent of May output for the emergency pool and zinc oxide producers to reserve 10 percent. Zinc under priority control requires monthly allocations to meet urgent needs for military brass and other uses amid a projected yearly shortage of 250 000 to 275 000 tons.
Services for John B. Wallenstein 81 pioneer rancher who died yesterday will be held Monday morning at Choleau. A native of Wisconsin he came to Montana in 1884 and later helped form the I Woffey and Wellenstein ranch near Petteroy. In 1909 he helped establish the Citizens State bank at Cholean.
Kenneth Dawns and Robert Low American war correspondents reported missing in Sisya since Sunday were found safe and unharmed. marriage scene issued today Benjamin Belt New York City age 04 and Janice Smith Syracuse N Y guests at Valley Wyoming dude ranch of I H Laram. Airplant Cowboys describes planes used as swift mounts for cowboys on reindeer ranches of Alaska and northern Canada.
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