City Briefs From Thetta Reported Distorted Local Notices
City briefs report a brown leather bag left at 19 North Park and a girl’s red god white Majestic bl ercle noted by police. Montana out-of-state applicants seek teaching positions after Montana schools graded. Also production up 13 percent in June with cottage cheese output record. permitting activity includes two requested permits. Funeral notice for John Petrich. local optometrist services advertise, with various addresses and contact numbers.
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Foro Thetta
Thett
North Park
Hea Beep
Steve Emehook
Police
Deportation Ordered for Alien 15 by Helena Officials
Percy J. Hinton and a Canadian man were taken to Sweet Grane yesterday to be deported to Canada, per GM Gates, inspector in charge of the local immigration and naturalization office. Inspector Keefer L. Grey led the reporting party. Government stays: French government remains in Bordeaux as of June 21.
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Percy J. Hinton
Wen
Sweet Grane
Canada
Gates
Immigration and Naturalization Office
Keefer L. Grey
Helena
Methodist Church Plans Montana Annual Conference Meeting
About 140 ministers and laymen prepare to attend the Montana conference of the Methodist Church at St. Paul’s church starting Tuesday morning. Bishop Hammakar will preside with Rev. Dr. Cole, Rev. Wampler, and Rev. Hicks outlining reports and ministerial appointments as the 150 year old plan guides reappointments United States wide. Notable speakers include Dr. James Brett Kenna on healing and Dr. Beach on Christianity in the Orient.
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Montana
The
Methodist Church
St. Paul's Church
I. C. Hicks
W. GB
Hamnaker
Denver
Aley
Dave Hons
Hammakar
Charles G. Cole
Miesoula Pnd
Waller Wampler
Great Falls
United States
Cola
Uicks
Geading Apeakers
James Brett Kenna
University Temple
Seattle
Beach
Western Union University
Chung Tu
Charles McCaugaty
Seattla
Mines School Honors Trio of Helena Youths
The Montana State Board granted scholastic honors to Frank Archbald K DeAlley Lagehelden and William Anye of Helena for the school year, plus a scholarship for the next. Twenty-three students earned honors and 16 received scholarships as University of Montana awards.
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Montana
Mings
Buttebug
Wis
Frank Archbald
K. DeAlley Lagehelden
William Anye
Helena
W. M. Brown
Rugietray
Ail Ara
Frestman
Atudenta Higheet
Sutch
State Board of Education
Clyde DB
Hinton
Missoula
James
Telmer
Butte
James Lyon
Anaconde
Elwood K. Jensen
Butt Denver Graham
Great Palle
Millard Reyner
Sliver Star
James McMahon
David EB. ‘Thompson
Kallspoll
Thomas A
Frntar
Legion Aids In Drive Against Fifth Column
Montana American Legion posts cooperate with police and the Festival Bureau to stamp out subversive activity. Department Commander George Gostman said tips and reports should be sent to state headquarters for confidential handling. A separate item notes three suspects in Rockaway, N. J., June 21, seen in a car near the First National Bank, suspected of highway robbery.
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Montana
American Legion
WIK
George Gostman
Witon
Legion
Oval
Festival Bureau
Atata
Rockaway
N. 1
Postia
Quix of the radio ban baffled by Montana notes
Round and about in Last Chance, a quirky column notes Prof Quin Dhiwell’s bewilderment over roadside markers, readers letters to Montanans Inc, and a patchwork of local items. The column mentions editorial writers, a fish tale, a gopher hole mishap, a federal judge remark, and a string of small town happenings as recreation director Jim Wheaton announces a new term.
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Quix
Quin Dhiwell
Ife DW
Greg Kart
Bewild Cement
Montanans, Inc
HUE Kergusan
Quiz
Det
Dash
Fred Bule
Jock Armas
Pilate
Mark Farris
Kelbita
Aiyehnan
Union
Hitler
Jim Wheaton
Visiting former resident Frank H. Johnson visits city friends
Frank H. Johnson, once a city resident and former president of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Portland, is back for a visit. He comments on home ownership, economic pressures, and the risk of inflation, praising U.S. credit expansion and gold redemption plans.
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Frank H. Johnson
Frank Wi. Johnson
Federal Home Law Fink
Portland
Orr
real= Heat
Hmetena
Ja Hera
Pho Bank
Whme Sulphar Springs
Johnson
Ren
Forest Foresters Battle Two Small Blazes in Territory
Helene national forest crews last night fought two small fires, believed caused by a severe wind alarm. One blaze at the head of Continental Creek east of Hauser Lake, the other near Trout Creek seven miles north of Avon. Crews from Helens forest district were sent to the incidents. Fire totals in the Helens forest area now reach five.
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Melia Anid
Oumler
Mires
Helens
Jforest
Eblegenton
Hey
Personal notices from Montana towns and travel plans
The Montana page lists many individuals and movements. L Stanford of Great Falls attended the Placer yesterday. Maurice Tronk of Anaconda and J Baretna of Big Timber were also seen there. Alex Blewett and B Chas of Great Falls visited the Placer yesterday. Kathleen Butler and a passenger traveled on the Northern Pacific to Portland. M H McCollum and F K Radgiey of Missoula registered at a scene yesterday. Dr George Finlay Simmons, president of Montana State University in Missoula, attended as a guest at the Placer. Martyn Covington departed for a grand circle tour of the United States with planned stops in Montreal, Portland, New Orleans, Jacksonville, and World’s Fairs. A tongue-in-cheek note mentions a Maine management class for Montana extension agents to be held at Lame Deer and near Mile City from June 24 to 29, led by Tom Lommasson, senior range examiner for the Forest Service.
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Stanford
Great Falls
Waa
Ee Htaurice ‘Tronk
Anaconda Wat
Harvey
J. Baretna
Big Timber
Marvey Yentering
Alex Blewett
B. Chas, Teu
Kathleen Butler
Northern Pacific
Portland
H. McCollum
F. K. Radgiey
Missoula
Yenterday
George Finlay Simmons
Montana State
Ace Mias Martyn Covington
United States
Montreal
New Orleans
Theknonville
Fie
Langh Management
Bozeman
Montana Extension Service
Lame Deer
U. S. Range
Milea Cllr
Tom Lommasson
The
Forest Service
Ross B Shaw Found Dead At His Sixteen Mile Home
The body of Ross B Jake Shaw age 67 long time Broadwater county resident was found at the ranch home near Sixteen by neighbor Mrs Jake Mitchell. Undersher George Keichbusch and Acting Coroner Gene Conner investigated and ruled no inquest necessary as Shaw was believed dead about two days. Surviving relatives include son T R Shaw Superior Wisconsin a daughter Mrs Louise Whichman Bemidji Minnesota and sister Mrs Myrtle Ulm Debbl Indiana. Shaw born Get 1 1872 in Hogevile Indiana.
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Mitchell
Soo
T. R. Shaw
Superior
Wis
Louse ‘Whichman
Bemidji
Minn
Mra
Myrtle Ulm
Debbl
Ben Shaw
Get
Hogevile
Ind
Coordinating Group Transacts Business and Hears Reports
The state coordinating committee met to discuss government reports with Director Milex Romney. J. D. Gough outlined civil service activity tied to the national defense program while J. B. Yule reported on an aerial survey progress.
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Govermment
Stoty
Milex Romney
J. D. Gough
Civil Service Commission
J.B. Yule
Missoula
Forest Aeryfea
Keynty
Montana
Flw. McGarthy
Iate
U. S. Treasury
Butta
G. N. Ivy
Fort Peck
G. M. MacMian
AAA
Butewan
J. R. Love
Atnte
N.Y.A
Tutte
Joseph Wacker
Wupal Butte
Janos Tt. Duffy
Helena masons named to high positions at Billings convention
John Scott Harrison was reelected grand treasurer of the grand council and grand treasurer of the grand commandery during the four day Montana York Rite convention in Billings. Other officers reelected include Lutte T. Ifa berg as grand recorder and grand secretary, Murry Pickett as grand treasurer of the grand chapter, Franela D. Jones as grand recorder of the grand commandery, George W. Wadbury III as grand captain of the guard, and Ralph N. Lodge as grand sentinel. Helena delegates named were Hi. Ly Minrt, L. J. Callaway, G. J. Mee Alister, Gourse W. Padbury Jr., C. G. Paterson, and Mila FL Daan.
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John Scott Harrison
Montana
Billings
Ihelova Maxans
Sulons
Lutte T. Ifaberg
Grand Cauneil
Gram
Murry Pickett
Ad Franela D. Jones
Hhe
George W. Wadbury
Ralph N. Lodge
Hi. Ly Minrt
L. J. Callaway
G. J. Mee Alister
Gourse W. Padbury, Jr
C. G. Paterson
Mila FL Daan
Atwater Sanatorium at Galen Physicians Retire
Dr Mary Atwater and Bremlott Crockett longtime Montana Tuberculosis Association leaders retire from Aberculosia sanitarium at Galen In the Bull Chapel Mrs Crockett notes no women on waiting list for admission while male patients face long waits Pioneer Dr Atwater helped push erection of the leaner Walsh memorial buildings at the sanitarium with the association forecast future openings for patients.
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Mary PR. Atwater
Bremlott. Crockett
Montana
Dallas Woman Leader to Speak at Montana Convention
President Dr Minnie Maffatt of Dallas heads the national Business and Professional Women's clubs. She will speak at the Montana convention opening today in a latecootnd park. About 10 Helena delegates are expected to attend. Maffatt will be accompanied by Louise Achoy, national executive secretary, as the organization reports about 68 000 members.
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Minnie Maffatt
Dallas
Texas
Helena
Aland
Ariglanel
Matefatt
Monana
Louise Aachy
Naional
Young Y Members Tour Federal Reserve Bank Visit
Twenty eight Melee YMA youths toured the Federal Reserve Bank under the guidance of officers including Edwarty the general secretary and Brn Aru mery. They saw the manager's attica, the vault, and the pistol runne room, handling money and arrows as part of an archery themed tour. New member tarry Kain joined the group, with most youngsters nearing bow and arrow readiness and future archery work.
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Uikyehth
Intyrnien
Federal Reserve Bank
Edwarty
Old Brn Arumery
Phyasteal
Attica
Federal Teserve Agatont
Bis
Pon
Expe
Tila
Mie
Mie Youngsters Through the Shand Yoom
Metena
Forrest Norrly
Joli Grain
Harry Blone
Norhost Monserette
Mobert Enjoy
Howard Letorsan
Six Werk
Hubert Tunklea
Shoman Hawkins
Charles Bradham
Barry Kala
Robert Pululer
John Robertrou
Hise Groen
Juke Arnam
Jan, Naymond
Die Hart
Douglas Crutehhar
Joe Magatrantch
Leonard McKinney
Charles Bekmeyer
Charles Lilliu
Noral Johnson
Ded Steffensen
Edward Ranson
Bagong Dle
Francis Rice
Jack Uurreil
Tarry Kain
Growp
Wien
Holworthy
Erests
Heaton
Clyde Anderson 5 Exchange Speaker At Club Meeting
Myde Anderson, manager of the Rlo theater, spoke to club members and their spouses about the motion picture industry. He cited industry figures around 650 million dollars annually in box office and 5 million weekly attendance, noting 100 million yearly in salaries and that Gin linked to no more than 17,000 motion picture theaters in the United States. President K C MacPherson presided.
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Myde Anderson
Rlo Theater
Evehunge
Feoon
Che Moklom
Atverigans
Bee Notton
Ayer
United States
K. C. AfePherson
Club
Montana Veterinary Meeting to Address Problems and Elections
The Montana Veterinary Medical Association will hold its annual convention June 28 and 29. Topics include disease control breed promotion and program development. Speakers include Dr Wad Buller state veterinarian Dr Steand MSU president Dr S O Flaher and other national and university experts. Officers will be elected and the 1941 convention site chosen with reports from the U S Bureau of Animal Industry and Montana Experiment Station. Current officers are President Fisher Vice President Logan and Secretary Treasurer Tannlellit.
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Montana Veterinary Medical
Nazeman
Wad. Buller
Steand
Montana State College
Flaher
Great Falls
Unlyversity
California
Wendell H. Mrull
Us.d.a
Bureau of Animal Industry
Logan
Utah
Butler
Public Patrol Urges Cooperation to Prevent Fourth of July Accidents
Montana Highway patrol chief urged holiday drivers to cooperate and avoid drinking to curb deadly and injurious incidents during the Fourth of July period. He warned drunks face no leniency as two drivers died last year and every patrolman will be on duty to enforce traffic laws and reduce risks.
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C. Baedecker
Monlatin Wghway
Montana
Jig
Cheadle for Senator Group Organized in Shelby
Supporters of GK Cheadle Ir organized a Cheadle for Senator club in Shelby with Mountain Muse J. McNamer as president and secretary treasurer. Similar clubs may be organized in other parts of the state according to state Republican headquarters.
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Cheadle
Hig
Turn
Shelby
Rt, Mountain
Muse J. McNamer
Corsica Revolt Claim Circulated by Italian Agency
An Italian wave agency circulated word of a Corsican revolt claiming to hinder a major war objective. The report referenced by the agency remains unverified and lacks formal confirmation from official sources.
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Twallan Ramon
York
Juve %H
Stefani
Corsica
Mily
Night club series draws Helena youth to Ciria Center
A Helena recreation commission event hosts another youth night at Ciria Center ballroom for ages up to 26. Jim Wheaton directs the alight clubs which have drawn capacity crowds nightly. Admission is charged and strict no smoking and no drinking rules apply. Cold drinks and a well stocked bar are available for a large, thirsty crowd tonight.
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Helena
Ciria Center
The
Helens Recreational Commission
Jim Wheaton
Federal Judge Hears Freebourn Demurrer Advise
Federal Judge James H. Hald hears the demurrer in the Freebourn case after extensive arguments as the arraignment of Attorney General Harrison Freebourn was postponed. Assistant Attorneys General Earl C. Crouter and Lee Metcalf appeared for the government, with jurisdiction issues noted and a future date set for evidence.
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Altornay
Harrison J. Freebourn
James H. Haldwin
Duiga Baldwin
Cheariny
Earl C. Crouter
Washington, D. C
United States
Lee Metcalf
Freebourn
Baldwin
Peter Couture
Elmo
Clifford Mutt
Dixon
Guily
Butte
U. S
Inlan
Goorke Schnee
Paul Oleon
Livingston
Abine
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Main St
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David Lachie
Teale
Helen Steilman
Lnte
John Petrich
Opp
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Hi. A. Neville
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Aed
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Bee Reeves
London
Bordeaus
Joe Casteel
North Majo
Fuller
Walker
Oliver Farm
Cramer's Trading Post
Mines School
Colum
Ene Vv van Verainds
Vaner Dan
Western Distributing Co
W. A. Canson
Delleramn
Prof
Lite Insurance Sales Research Bureau
Hartford
Luis Memwell
Dnternal Revenge
Frant Alanka
Bill Studdard
Mr. Atunderd
Mx Reiwell
Rane Pal Tibia
Penwell
Jack Boringer
Salvation Army
Beringer
James Baldwin
Wink of Welenn
Mary Salina
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America
Heldligs
Hewald
England
Ross
Shaw
Atwater Vioita Sanitarium
Galen
Federal Bank
Clyde. Anderson
Helena Office Supply Co
Randy
Quaine Veterinary
Cheadle For Senator
Ben’s
Negeilie GN
Profekt
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Everblooming
Gariea Fuss
Larkn
Dorn
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LaSalle
Anderson Motors
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