Royal Masons Conclude Grand Council Conclave
Seaman June 21 reports the Grand Council of Royal Masons and Grand Arch Masons closing ceremonies as they meet with Knight Templars and other orders. The Knights Templar processional featured the Montana National Guard band, with Maticera elected to succeed as Conclustor of the conclave.
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Epicapal Church
Camblanders
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Maticera
Chirazo
Tederfilans
National Safety Council
Former Helena resident Arno Hatn dies in Boulder
Mrs. Arno Hatn aged 77, former Helena resident, died at her Boulder home after a pneumonia bout. Born in Brookston Indiana in 1862 she moved to Helena in 1900 and to Boulder in 1908. Survived by her husband a daughter Mrs O M Tariny a son Earl Slade two sisters Mrs Cary Siddedian Pueblo Colo Eva Cuonmughrn Wheellog and a brother Harry Lees Tusko Ton and several grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral services Friday at 2 20 pm at the American Legion hall with burial in Boulder cemetery.
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Twee Sisters
Mra Cary Siddeian
Pueblo
Golp
Atrm
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Wheellog
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Ang Hrather
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Ton
Boulder Cemetery
Administration 5 Beaten in House on Defense Plan
Washington January 21 The House Republicans pushed a tentative cut in the emergency defense program aimed at expanding the Army Air Corps. An amendment by Representative Powers reduced the Air Corps increase, arguing funds should go to research rather than rolatable delivery. The measure passed 124 to 119, but leaders expected a final vote tomorrow.
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HOUSE
Washington
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Roosevelt
Army Air Corps
War Department
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Air Corns
Powers
Wheeler 10 Opposed To Airlines Merger
Washington reports Senator Wheeler of Montana opposed a Western Airlines merger with United Airlines arguing consolidation would create a monopoly, reduce competition, hinder service improvement, and slow transportation development in the United States. He warned against government subsidies enabling monopolistic control and recalled the 1934 era to highlight risks to the industry.
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Wheeler 10
Western
Washington
Wheeler
Mont
United Airlines
Robert H. Hinesley
Acronabtion Authority
West
Stuiffon
United States
Alenea
Personal notices from the Northern Pacific region yesterday
Various residents including Jett, Haynog, Pransen, Te Murihy, Ruta, Westland, Ralston, Shanley, Stevenson, Brinnon, Beaton, and others were recorded at local harbours, placers, or Harvey events yesterday. Entries mention origins such as Bozeman Great Falls and Butte with scattered names and destinations Biloxi and New York noted in brief person notices.
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Northen
Pacific
San Francia
BOF
Haynog
Rarayth
Minerr
Thailand
Bozeman
Maer
Brinnon G. Stevenson
Great Kaora
the Piacer
T. RB Sheen
Wkalaka
Marvey
William
Wabary
Butte
Tiarvon
M. Juthren
Rutin
Tiarvoy
Great Falls
Parvey
John Th. Manraty
New York
Journey Aboard the Atlantis Clipper Across the Atlantic
A NEA staff member describes boarding the Atlantis Clipper bound for Europe. Passengers, awed at first, settle into the ship’s dining room and lounges as pilots test the engines and the clippers glide from Port Washington toward the Atlantic. The voyage unfolds with vivid cabin life, crew routines, and the sense of historic pioneering as the journey continues toward new horizons.
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Tan American Airways
Atlantis
Ba Rawle
Mar Aeliles
Wores
America
Estead
Iiyria
Amerwan
Avcom
Waa
Farma
Long Island
Houser
Dave
Naithealn
Pine Pointe
Atlantic
Uma
Musgouri
Texas
New York
Mar West
Tere
W. D. Quivertson
Boa
Reik
Magellan
Vascont Gama
Herta
Twan
Infraction Records Lead to Court for Drivers
Infractions bring drivers to court as list of arrestees appears. Names include Steach, Roland Staler VII, Charles Maines, Medan Anderson, Haines, Nels Nelson, Milton Stemply, Mike Kingen, Try Iselin Anes, and others charged with driving misconduct and improper equipment. Stephen Chadwick of Seattle, National Commander of the American Legion, hunted four trout at Yellowstone National Park's Yellowstune Lake today, later taking a meal on Stevenson Island.
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Freeman
Chadwick
Livingston
Dane
Stephen Chadwick
Seattie
Natonal
American Legion
Yellowstuie Lake
Yellowstone Na- Uonit Park
Opinion Givers Address Montana State Officer Convention
Two opinion givers discuss state officer issues, including deposit laws and stay notices. The piece notes a 21st annual Montana American region convention address for delegates, with references to stockholders and the role of the attorney general. The filing covers court interpretations on deposits and securities tied to public funds.
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United States
Furer Agcine
Opinen
Dianerse
Montana
National Guard artillery unit discussed for future viability
A meeting addressed by Major Chendie and General Matan explored forming a Meld artillery regiment within the national guard. They cited Guard modernization, training needs, and cost, noting guard strength and equipment while outlining potential for field duty and future expansion.
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Majer Chendie
Matan
Landling Army
United States
National Guard
SQUALUS SURVIVOR TELLS HOW WATER POURED INTO SHIP
William Isaacs of Washington D C recounts wading to the control room as water poured from the main engine induction duct into the submerged submarine. He describes knee deep water, flooding through the engine room opening, and the crew's struggle while the vessel sank on May 23.
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William Isaacs
Washington, D.C
Walter
KubIore
Falion
Jesaes
Haid Nual
Thaae
Lingh Manesa
Phut
Murray Declares Jobs Gap Amid Relief Debate
Washington reports Senator James E. Murray argues unemployment will rise if relief funds are cut, citing labor department figures and six month trends from 1938 to 1939. He contrasts industry projections with actual nonagricultural job gains and notes a drop in total employment. Also, Rob Champigua was arrested near the Great Falls Mohway rail track for drunken driving and jailed.
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Washington
James E. Murray
du Mont
Murray Kaldy
Conbrese Wen
Considera Uon
Department of Labor
Ma Ihat
Stolen valuables tied to professional burglaries across town
Police report a string of burglaries described as the work of a professional gang. Victims include Deiiht Judea Ralph G Arrold of Mivennia and others as authorities investigate motive and suspects. The break ins reportedly occurred Sunday night across multiple homes and businesses, with several hundred dollars in losses recorded and ongoing inquiries by Hove Tn the upreat trawcit to the die brieh colt be Peet.
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Judea
Ralph G Arrold
Mivennia
Hex
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Dongenn
Erenmensmtio Fm
Amas Moran
T. Burley
Clement Board
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Moteonia
Aecrnd
Preseell
Helena
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