Townsend movement cites Florida gains at national convention
Los Angeles June 21 Politically successful Florida Townsend clubs are praised at the Townsend convention as a model of hard work boosting support for the general welfare act. F Manley Goldaberry notes Florida elected U S senators and congressmen loyal to the Townsend plan, crediting strong organization and endorsements from Dr Francis Townsend. Florida clubs claim 125000 votes across five districts helped the push.
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F. Manley Goldaberry
Townsend Clubs
United States
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Townsend
Goldsberry
Francis B. Townsend
Townsend Cluba
Treasures in Louvre Menaced by Flames
Paris June 21 firemen fought a blaze at the Louvre Museum threatening priceless art treasures. Smoke issued from upper stories as seven fire companies rushed to the scene. The fire was confined to a small roof area with damage limited to that portion.
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Paris
Paria
Famoua Louvre Museum
Unwelcome AAA Agents at Noblesville Farm
Noblesville Indiana June 21 an unwelcome note on the H F O Neal farm west of town warned agricultural adjustment administration representatives to keep off. The sign claimed the land owner runs the business and that government crop meddling will not be tolerated.
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Noblesville
Ind
Aiga
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
H. F. O'Neal
Colorful program to feature big dance tonight at Legion hall
A colorful musical and dance program will highlight tonight's reception at the American Legion hall. The first social event of the 20th annual American Legion and Auxiliary convention, sponsored by the auxiliary, begins at 9 o'clock with the FIDAC pageant following.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Lauxiliary
Mary Pauling Tuttle
Buckingham Palace
Gayette Fredregill
Aitillary
Adel Tinderdahl
Powder River
Virginia Redpath
Elmer DeGotter
Katherine Nelton
Beverly Thompson
Rachel Tutle
Funeral services for Walter D. Hodgeon
Walter D. Hodgeon a longtime Helena resident of over 39 years died Monday after an extended illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM at the Herrmann and Company chapel with Dr D B Price officiating. Burial follows in Forestvale cemetery. Pallbearers are William Perkins Charles Nolan William Dryburg Léonard Lovely John Morgan and Harry Ewing.
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Helena
Herrmann and Company
D. B
Price
Forestvale Cemetery
William Perkins
Charles Nolan
William Dryburg
Léonard Lovely
John Morgan
Harry Ewing
Baseball Highlights and World War II Canton Raid
Foxx and Greenberg homer as Red Sox and Tigers win in the major leagues. Syracuse tops Toronto 7-4 in seven innings, Newark defeats Montreal 7-2, Buffalo-Baltimore game postponed. In Canton on June 22 Japanese warplanes killed at least 30 in a raid on Wangsha, dropping twelve incendiaries.
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Newark
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Buffalo
China
Canton
Wangsha
Chilean tennis star defeated in England at Wimbledon
At Wimbledon on June 21 United States Champion Anita Lizane of Chile lost 6-4 6-4 to French Champion Mme Rene Mathieu in the women’s singles. Lizane showed flashes of skill as she fought to a miracle in every game, while Mathieu controlled most rallies. Other results included Dora Budge and Gene Mako winning in doubles and several singles matches featuring Jadwiga Jedrzejowska Dorothy Stevenson and Helen Jacuba.
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Eneg
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Anita Lizane
Chile
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Benorita Lizeane
Mme Mathieu
Poland
Dorothy Stevenson
Australia
Helen Jacuba
Mary Whitmarsh
England
Texaco Tops Telephone Company in Night Softball
Texaco softball team defeated Telephone Company 22 to 4 in a Carroll Field game. The second match between Western Lite and Capital Laundry ended after three innings with Laundry ahead 12 to 3, halted by darkness and recorded as no contest. Teammates Noel, Sheldon, Jones, Sal val, Ivy, and Zipperian listed among players.
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Western Lite
Capital Laundry
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Teleghons Company
Noel
Sheldon
Jones
Salvail
Ivy
Zipperian
Mrs Romney escapes disaster by chance in train mixup
Livingston June 21 Mrs Kenneth Romney wife of the veteran sergeant at arms of the house of representatives and a resident of Hamilton was among travelers booked on the wrecked Milwaukee Olympian but not aboard when the crash occurred. She had changed plans while en route from Washington to Montana switching to the Northern Pacific at Chicago to visit friends in Livingston.
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Livingston
Kenneth Romney
House of Representatives
Hamilton
Milwaukee
Alton giant is subject of claims on growth and breeding
Dr Louis A. Berman, author of New Creations in Human Beings, argues dietary and glandular manipulation could alter size and attributes. He suggests possible height increases for Japanese children under different conditions and envisions fertility-based routes to human enhancement including famous figures.
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Louis A. Berman
Robert Waldlow
Berman
California
Japan
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Ghandi
Bernard Shaw
Einstein
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
National League results show Cincinnati 6 to New York 4, Chicago 4, Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 1, Boston 3, Pittsburgh 9, Brooklyn 3. American League scores list Boston 8 to 4 over Detroit, Washington 7, Chicago 0, New York 5, Cleveland 10, Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 6. Today’s games include Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Boston, with American League matchups New York at Cleveland, Washington at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Boston at Detroit.
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St. Lenrry
Kingsley leads, Schumacher top in Trans Miss golf qualifier
Edwin Kingsley of Salt Lake City shot 68 four under par to lead a field of over 140 at the Trans Miss golf tournament in Lincoln. Don Schumacher of Dallas, the defending crown holder, finished within one stroke of par as early rains softened the course. Scores show 18 holes with many players under par and 80 enough for a spot in the championship flight of 64 for match play beginning tomorrow.
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Neb
Edwin Kingsley
Salt Lake City
Don Schumacher
Dallas
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Utah
Walter Blaving
Kansas City
Missouri
Herb Deurmayer
Bill Holt
Syracuse
Ohara Watts
Rufus Ing
Ted Adams
Verne Stewart
Oklahoma City
Grable Duvall, Jr
Barrows Sweeps Maine GOP Primary With Wide Victory
Portland June 24. Governor Lewis G Barrows leads a flood of votes in Maine's Republican primary burying State Senator Roy J Fernald's bid for the nomination by about 60 000. Complete returns show Barrows 72830 to Fernald 4887. The results set up a September statewide ballot featuring Barrows against former Governor Louis P Brann and Republican incumbents for U S House seats in a slate aligned with national sentiment. The fall lineup includes Oliver against Emery in First District, Smith against Dubord in Second, and Brewster against Roberts in Third. all incumbents ran unopposed in the primary.
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Roy J. Fernald
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Barrowa
Louis P. Brann
Lewistown
U. & Representatives
James C. Oliver
Harold B. Emery
Livingston
Clyde H. Smith
F. Harold Dubord
Waterville
Ralph ©. Brewster
Melvin P. Roberts
Fort Fairfield
Raging Roundup from Aqueduct and Hollywood Races
Great Union won the Whorler handicap at Aqueduct in 1 29 1 5 with Color bearer runner up. Silvio Couee booted Stop Scout to win Hollywood Turf Club’s Vernon Allowances at six furlongs. Sea Biscuit nominated for Hollywood gold cup. Lawrin and Dauber also entered. Gene Sarazen to skip British Open and defend national title at PGA in July.
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Chariie Kurtsinger
B. F. Hwitaker
N Crepe
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Hollywood Turf Club
Vernon
Lithmore
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Party Spirit
William Robertson
Herbert M. Woolf
Hollywood Park
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Eddie Arcaro
William du Pont
Dauber
Lewyin
Gene
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Gene Sarazen
Berazel
Walter Hagen
Barazen
Lawe
Vie
Sole candidate for president at international convention
Los Angeles on June 21 the 44 year old dentist Dr F Fern Petty was the sole nomine for president of Ontimiat International at the twentieth annual convention. The election will be held tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
F. Fern Petty
Ontimiat International
Montana postmasters elect new officers at 16th convention
John W. Huntsberger Sunburnt was reelected president of the Montana branch of the National League of District Postmasters at the close of its 16th annual convention at the Montmartre cafe. T. P. Hendrickson Hingham was elected secretary treasurer for the third consecutive term. New officers include Matie Montgomery Carter first vice president Maude S. Withrow Essex second vice president Minette Culver Fort Shaw third vice president. Helena named 1939 convention city.
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John W. Huntsberger
Montana
National League of District
Montmartre
T. P. Hendrickson
Hingham
Matie Montgomery
Carter
Maude
Withrow
Essex
Minette Culver
Fort Shaw
Helena
Mans Castle 15 Held Over at the Rio Theater
The film Mans Castle starring Spencer Tracy and Loretta Young is held over for another day at the Rio Theater due to full houses and strong demand. The romance follows a roamer and homeless waif whose love defies society. Supporting cast includes Walter Connolly and Mar John Rambeau.
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Spencer Tracy
Loretta Young
Walt
Walter Connolly
Mar+ John Rambeau
Arthur Hohl
Three Comrades at the Marlow prompts a weary love story
The Marlow Theater opens the new screen drama Three Comrades from the All Quiet on the Western Front author. Robert Taylor and Margaret Sullivan star in a poignant romance set against postwar chaos with Franchot Tone and Robert Young in key roles.
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Marlow Theater
Robert Taylor
Margaret Sullivan
Franchot Tone
Robert Young
Erich Maria Remarkue
Taylor
Tone
Young
Miss Sullivan
Rail Wreck News Sparks Rapid World Reaction
Miles City dispatch reports fast spread of railroad disaster details. J P Johnson learns of a family member's possible injury from a cablagram sent by a sister in Johannesburg. Conductor McGee's wife was injured but not seriously. In New York, Attorney General Bennett announces his bid for governor shortly after Lehtoan signals Senate candidacy.
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Tate
J. P. Johnson
Wiliam Yoard
Johannesburg
South Africa
Chris McGee
Custer Creek
Foard
McGee
New York
John J. Bennett, Jr
Herbert Lehtoan
Royal 8. Copsland
Salt Lake worker offers use of body to recover deputy
A Salt Lake City steel worker in Idaho Falls proposed using his body to aid in recovering Deputy Sheriff Harry Merrill in the Snake River. Merrill drowned last week while attempting to reach the body of another drowning victim, Charles Ossman. Sheriff Harry Meppen said the plan might be allowed if searchers approve. Wilson claimed he had recovered four bodies in past years.
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Salt Lake City
Harry Merrill
Snake River
Harry Wilson
Charles Ossman
Harry Meppen
Wilson
Montana Methodist Church in Session Opens Six Day Conference
Beijings June 21 Approximately 200 Methodist delegates and clergy from across the state opened the Montana conference six day session. Bishop J Ralph McGee of the St Paul area led the session and Rev Horace Turner of Billings presided. Noonan declared dead Oakland Calif June 21 Frederick Noonan navigator for Amelia Earhart was legally dead today after their disappearance over the Pacific last year.
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J. Ralph McGee
St. Paul
Horace Turner
Billings
Noonan
Oakland
Calif
Frederick Noonan
Amelia Earhart
Pacific
New Guinea
New Yorker Claims Bite by Termite in Building Flair
New York June 21 a building superintendent Joseph Barrow said a termite bit him in the cellar of the apartment house he works at. He sought insurance coverage for several days of treatment claiming incapacitation from the bite. Barrow described the insect as swooping down and biting the back of his neck causing swelling.
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Charlie McCarthy
Joseph Barrow
Barrow
State Industrial Board
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