Grazing bill sent to attorney general for opinion
Washington June 21. Attorney General Cummings was asked to review the Taylor grazing bill to resolve a dispute between the agriculture and interior departments over public domain control. Rep Taylor Democrat Colorado says the bill would place control in the interior department. White House undecided on signing.
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McCarran
Nevada
Church Leaders Move to Forge Clean Pictures
Four Roman Catholic bishops met in Cincinnati on June 21 to discuss enforcing "clean" pictures in Hollywood. The conference, an executive session, offered no announcements and left unclear whether the group has power to act or merely to advise. Joseph Breen was in town. Martin Quigley was rumored as a representative, though not confirmed. The archbishop of Cincinnati, chairing the bishops committee, noted the church league of decency already urges members to avoid salacious films.
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Roman Catholic Church
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Joseph E. Breen
Martin Quigley
New York
John McNicholas
Bishops Committee
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League of Decency
Moral Archbishop McNicholas backs cleaner motion pictures
In a statement, Archbishop McNicholas notes no opposition to motion pictures but urges cleanup to elevate tone. The discussion centers on eliminating filth and smut from films to promote decency and refine public standards. William Lepley, longtime Fort Benton resident, died in his sleep at White Sulphur Springs after ten years in the community.
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Moton Pictures
William Lepley
White Sulphur Springs
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Lepley
Louis Hellman
Helena
Charles
Masses of Children Enjoy Summer Outing at Columbia Gardens
More than 3 000 children visited the Columbia Gardens resort for the third weekly children's day hosted by the Butte Electric Railway. Supervisors oversaw the day as youngsters used concessions and play facilities with free transport provided by the fallwe company. A brother, Charles, Yves, is noted at Fort Benton along with Mayn and Mrs Richard Manger of fins city and Mrs Emma Main of Kalispell.
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Fins City
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Kalispell
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Yves
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