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Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1938

Page

5

Carroll College Alumni Organize Officers Elected Helena Chapter

Helena Carroll College alumni held a reorganizational meeting at Broadwater Hotel with Emmet Riley presiding. Officers for 1938 39 were elected, a constitution adopted, and plans outlined for four annual meetings, dances, and supporting college sports and the 1955 Helena play.

William F. Bartholome Carroll College Helena Itiley Carroll Atonal Association Flover Hotel Butte Anaconda Dr Ruler Great Falls Clarence Mayer Lao Kelly Sidney Smith Jerry Grainey Harry Gelsing Ted Waggerty Francis Dolan Francie Purcell William Bartholome Julius Zuehtke John McBride Paul McBride Albin Malta

Ducks Nest Counting Sparks Treaty Of Logistic Graft Allegations

Deputy Game Warden Tom Prasley described a WPA and Biological Survey experiment at artificial refuges on Ideal Pablo and Nine Pipe reservoirs. Workers count ducks by dragging links through reeds, sometimes disturbing nests and eggs, while recording data in a log.

Tom Prasley Lake County Biological Survey Works Progress Administration Pahio Nine Pipe Seasley Pablo Peasley State Fish and Game Commission WPLA W.P.A Peassey

WPA to assign 600 on glacier fire guard duties

Kalispell June 21 WPA officials said 300 WPA workers will be assigned to Glacier park fire hazard reduction after July 1, swelling district relief rolls to about 1,600. About 300 come from welfare office applicants, the rest from Flathead WPA projects. County relief rolls total 1,209, with many on road work and more than 200 awaiting welfare board lists. Absorption of unemployed in Glacier park should clear assignment lists temporarily amid an influx of residents from eastern states and North Dakota.

Kalispell Works Progress Administration Glacier Park Flathead County Welfare Board North Dakota

This Ram by William Corcoran in 1938

Joe Murray, fleeing a gas station robbery, hides in a cheap hotel and wanders a city streetscape. He longs for companionship while avoiding capture as memories of Terry and a mysterious affair with a woman named Polack haunt him. He contemplates returning home but stays to face hardship.

Red Joe Murrays Monty Terry Irene Tommy Withers Maintenaare Wills Tany

Joe Murray Faces Hard Choice to Leave City

A man named Joe Murray recalls a painful moment in a crowded street and confronts a dwindling peace. He senses eyes that vanish, memories of past failures, and a need to flee the familiar crowd and seek a hard road ahead.

Joe Murray

Two Graduates From Helena Win Wisconsin Degrees

Helena residents Janice Stadler and Osrac T. Quimby received degrees at the University of Wisconsin eighth annual commencement in Camp Randall Field House. About 1,500 bachelor and higher degrees were conferred as 10,000 guests attended. Honorary degrees went to U.S. Senator Robert M. La Follette Jr. Katharine Lenoch and Dr. Harry Steenbock.

Madison Wok Helena Mont University of Wisconsin University Camp Randall Janice Stadler Osrac T. Quimby Br. A Dykstra Wisconsin May C. Otto Robert Marion la Follette, Jr U. S Katharine Fradrica Lenoch U. S. Children's Bureau Washington, D. C Harry Steenbock

Helena motorists urged to meet Minneapolis delegation

Secretary Matt Staff of the Helena Chamber of Commerce asked car owners to be at the Northern Pacific depot at 2 16 this afternoon to transport a Minneapolis Commerce Association delegation. The group of more than 50 men will tour Helena 45 minutes before boarding the Great Northern to Great Falls, then return to Minneapolis.

Matt Staff Helena Chamber of Commerce Minneapolis Northern Pacific Minneapolis Aigie and Commerce Association Helera Montana North Dakota Helena Great Northen Great Falls

Moose Lodge 16 10 Gives Entertainment Night

Helena Montana lodge members and their women will attend an entertainment program at the lodge hall. George Higgins and Morris Sanford announce the event with a dance by David Richardson and East Helena performers, a East Helena Women's Chorus performance, and an hour of dancing to follow. A regional air bureau note confirms seven districts under a regional supervisor.

Helena Manse Lodge Lodge Hall George Higgins Morris Sanford David Richardson Mary ‘Jo Hrella Joyce Neal East Helena Mrs. Totten Agnes Serenar Tate Peek Mia Kira Sanford United States Bureau of Air Commerce

First Baptist Church to report new pastor choice

The public committee of the First Baptist church will report on selecting a successor to Rev. Harvey F. Baty after Sunday worship. Baty will resign effective July 1 to become pastor of an Interdenominational church at Montana State University in Missoula. The committee lists Mrs. Shelton Hampton, Mrs. John G. Brown, Lilian Warwart, Herbert J. Foote and Jos W. Downs as members.

First Baptist Church Harvey F. Baty John G. Brown Lilian War Wart Herbert 3. Foote Jos W. Downs

Grazing Act Revenue Allocations By County Listed

Federal funds totaling 2884.46 were received by State Treasurer Nay N. Shannon as income from 4 320 000 acres of state land under the Taylor Grazing act. The law returns 50 percent of net proceeds to the state, split 60 40 between counties and land improvement districts. County by county payments include Bentverheid 1301.61 Broadwater 18.69 Carbon 400.68 Choteau 100.9 Fergus 21.44 Gallatin 21.96 Granite 12.13 Judith Basin 2.60 Lewis and Clark 108.60 Madigan 264.05 Meagher 2 Park 26.71 Ponders 2 Powell 21.92 Richland 23 Rosebud 3906.68 Stillwater 11.74 Sweet Grass 42.82 Teton 60.10 Toole 47.82 Yellowstone 16.17. The note adds a separate line on women in Japan lacking legal status.

Nay N. Shannon Montana Bentverheid Broadwater Carbon Choteau Fergus Gallatin Granite Judith Basin Lewis and Clark Madigan Meagher Park Ponders Powall Richland Rosebud Stillwater Sweet Grass Teton Toole Yellowstone

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Carroll College Alumi Mount Whitney Northwest Airlnes Velma Pomeroy Tobby Phicor Thotie Tally Eee Glacier Weggenman Market Chayes St Paul Olympia Sunde Bam Bae William Corcoran Wiliam Corcoran NEA Seavce, Inc Toe Murray Heles Tonce Terry Mallow Nisi Jon Murray Shiprs J Tim Hole Polack Joe Aurray Cell Pueblo Colo Mary Hartman Flores William B. Stewart W. P. Depot Moose Lodge Baptist Committee Japan American Legion Hill Park Shrine Temple Shrine Ballroom Oeed Bally Ford Niews
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