City Briefs Collide at Intersection and Public Mishaps
Police records report a collision at Euclid Street and Benton Avenue involving Jim Weaver and another driver named Marker. The wreck near Dark Avenue prompted emergency care, with injuries noted. Additional items reference a Calitornia machine incident near the river and various court actions including a Meagher court verdict and a divorce filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Weaver
Mr. Marker
Euclid
Benton Avenue
Hopkins
Pensselblork
Letter in mail of lost plane regains sender
Mrs Jamea W Scott of 724 Holter street Helena learns a letter from her son Wilum J Scott in Los Angeles survived the wrecked airliner from last December. The envelope and letter were in excellent condition and the lost mail reappeared in another Helena resident’s letter. Several Helena residents have received letters aboard the ill fated plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamea W. Scott
Holter Atreet
Helena
Uta
Wilum 3. Scott
Los Angeles
Sen
Wounded man near Helena survives after gunshot
Addison Steele, 26, was found with a .38 caliber wound near Eleventh Avenue and Lamborn Street late Monday. Sheriff OConnell says the act appeared self inflicted as despondency from unemployment. Attending physicians at St Johns hospital report he has a chance to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Steele
Brian O'Connell
Gullivasa
Steele
Eleventt Avenue
Lamborn Street
Leonard Bailmy
St. John's Hospital
O'Connell
Scong
Hhe Cnld
Sheriff O'Connell
Helena
East Helena
Anna Pyle
Hear Loble Speak On Journey Around the Globe
Laster Lobig, a noted Elelopie traveler, discussed his world tour with Mrs. Loule, sharing life in China and Japan and other Asiatic countries. A power outage and cloudburst interrupted parts of his speech as Harold Anderson introduced him. delegates Mick Robin and Tom Nobinson reported on the Calgary district meeting and noted next year’s venue at Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laster Lobig
Atvornes
Mrs. Loule
Mr. Lobla
China
Japan
India
Honolulu
Pacific Ocean
Mr. Loble
Harold O. Anderson
Furst
Mick Robin
M. B. Anderson
Tom Nobinson
Calgary
Utamont
Noma
Great Falls
Eagles drill team heads to Miles City for state meet
The drill and degree team of M Hol em nore No 16 Fraternal Order of Eagles leaves tomorrow for Miles City to compete for the state championship in Helena. Convention dates are June 24 25 and 26 with A G Whepstrick as president and WY J Nev ill n secretary. Captain C 2 Darfler directs weekly practice. members include Gummow Dartler Samson Adams MacNeill Tougas Latey Stoner Darfler Wilson Schopter Crago Kuntz and others. Musicians Miller Smith Jr and Harvey Rosonerans accompany the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mholem Nore
Order of Enklen
Miles City
Helena
A. G Whepstrick
WY. J. Nevilln
C. 2. Darfler
Depres
ALG. Firepatricl
Worthy
E. J. Neville
Lb. L. Les
Ir. E. A. Kuntz
jPaat
Jay Daltin Aon
Dri
Clyde Gummow
A. G. Dartler
Walter G. Samson
del Adams
Milo MacNeill
Henry Tougas
Gar Latey
Alfred Stoner
John Darfler
Stanley E. Wilson
William Schopter
Clayton Crago
Clydeugh
Ernest ‘Trautman
Sig Wilson
Harold Tittle
Awala Swannon
James McDonald
Asi Uarvey
Clifford Judd
Ceorge Kuntz
Miller Smith, Jr
Harvey Rosonerans
Rumored WPA Office Removal Denied By Helena Chamber
Helena chamber officials dismissed rumors that the state Works Progress Administration headquarters would move to Butte on July 1. Senators Murray and Wheeler were contacted. Murray promised to press the issue and warn of inconvenience and loss of utility, while Wheeler stated he had just learned of the plan and would raise it. The chamber noted extensive dealings between WPA HQ staff and Helena offices and receiver inquiries from about 200 individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Works Program Administration
Butte
Twanalee
W.P.A
Helena
Montana
Chamber of Commerce
Murray
Hopkins
Wheelera Wire
Matt Steff
Chamber
Northern Pacific offering special convention round trip rates
The Northern Pacific Railway announces reduced convention round trip fares for eight eastern meetings. Ray Cumming said deals cover Women's Overseas Service League in Cleveland, Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary in Columbus, National Society Army of the Philippines in Columbus, United Spanish War Veterans encampment in Columbus, Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment in Buffalo, American Legion convention in New York. Fares are Chicago one-way plus Crestline round trip to meeting point, 30 day ticket validity, stopovers allowed, group fares for 10+, and identification certificates required from attending organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cumming
City Teliot
Women's Overseas Service League
Cleveland
Disabled American Veterang of the
Columbus
Ohio
Veterana of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Thiffalo
N. Y
American Legion
New York City
New York
Paris
Chicago
Cniesto
High Tribunal lets district court hear osteopath case
The state supreme court, with four justices concurring, ordered that W. Deen a Bozeman osteopath charged with practicing surgery without a license may be tried in Gallatin county district court. The original information alleged he prepared Keith Bright ten for an operation, and the boy died under anesthesia. The attorney general sought supervisory control directing district court to hear the action. The case will be tried in Gallatin county district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Angoclate Tuatha
Albert H. Angataan
W. &. Deen
Bozeman Osteopath
Gallatin County
Thas
Dean
Keith Bright
Dean Moved the District Court
Justices Courte
Harrison J. Freebourn
Supreme Court
District Court
Dgtriot Court
Louis Triumph Strikes Harlem After Braddock Defeat
In Harlem last night Joe Louis supporters celebrated as Jah Bruner from The Independent reported Braddock’s upset, crowning Louis as the new dark heavyweight king. Whites who bet on Braddock vanished from refreshment parlors while Louis kinfolk flashed wide grins and viewers noted the financially stretched crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Harlem
Braddock
Louis
Livingston civic center near completion for Fourth of July roundup
Work rushes to finish the mammoth W P A civic center at Livingston for the three day Fourth of July Roundup. Dedication set for July 1 with three nights of dancing. funds aim to furnish the center. WPA has spent about 79 34642 dollars, city 15 000, as plastering, plumbing, and electrical work proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F.A. Civl Center
Livingston
T Jmne
W P.A
W.P.A
Ciisons
Rules on transient veterans in C OC changed at Fort Harrison
Notice of a change in the rules applying to the solution of emergency conservation work for transient veterans. Transients must enroll via the manager over the territory of their permanent address, obtain applications from the veterans administration at Fort Harrison, and submit in duplicate. The Fort Harrison manager will assist with form preparation and forwarding, but veterans must return to their permanent address to await notification. Next enrollment date and Montana quota not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C
H. C. Watts
Veteran’n Factoty
Mort Harrison
Clgnali Conservation Corps
Veterans Administration
Fort Harrison
Montana
Young Helena Youths Head to Rockhaven Church Gathering
The Rev. G. EB Whittier from First Presbyterian Helena, Mrs. Whittier, and 19 local youths depart for the Presbyterian high school young people conference at Rockhaven Presbytery summer camp near Livingston. About 100 district youths expected. Whittier and Mrs. Whittier will lead classes at the Institute concluding next week. Faculty includes Rev. Evarstt Top Anaconda Elizabeth Manual Minneapolis and Rev BH Pollock Bozeman. The institutes offer religious and social training plus recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. EB. Whittier
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Whittier
Helena
Presbyterian High School
Rockhaven
Presbytery
Livingston
Beverly Hilla
Helen Anderseth
Dorothy Mead
Loutke Larson
Eleanor Powell
Dorothy Roberts
Geun Abel
Ann “Zachary
BH. Pollock
Bozeman
Federal approval expands Montana aid for children and elders
The Social Security Board approved a Montana plan for aid to needy dependent children and old age assistance. Governor Ayers and officials announced the details, with about 2,500 children receiving roughly $18 monthly for the first child and $1.25 for additional children. Old age aid covers about 10,000 people in 56 counties, averaging $20.80 per person, funded one third by state and two thirds federally and by counties. The Navy auxiliary ship construction program awaits House Naval Committee approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Board
Washington, D. C
Montana
Board of Public Welfare
Roy B. Ayers
Troy Frank Bane
Eliewbie
Aigo
State Board of Public Welfare
State Department
Rifle scores turn in by boys at camp event
Youth rifle competition notes scores and medals awarded to multiple boys including Myron Gorton Tom Mahan and Paul Randers. Reports list marks and titles such as sharp shooter and marksman with bar level counts. Jonny Allen of the Cleveland Indians had surgery for appendicitis and is in hospital in Boston after a recent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auluen
Boston
Jonny Allen
Cleveland Indians
Palmer Memorial Hospital
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Anplwes
River of Card
Caltornia
al Ofeleck Cesterdas
Atecordiaig
Pally
Tmiiren
Meuntan
Swit Ts
Eue Presse
Yesterdae
Toa
Marlow
Witer Minchff
Bingham
Meagher
Pracelpe
Wemiswal
Tome Owners Loan Corporation
BOR
Fout
Netna Pomeroy
Agent Northwest Airlines
Intel
Berks
William Wwlarding
Bertha Jaraing
Pelrumry
Townsend
Buns
Nanlia Bherlogk
Atate Land
Winemerd
Etate Land
Phippsburg
Hernard J. Brennan
George Brenman
Waa
Acedent
Louis Hauverg
Rim Street
Villard Street
Hamlin
Villard and
Poplar Streets
Alex Ruff
Xavier
Frank Staring
Big Horn
Peter Barbie
Hen Dorrington
Liberty County
Gamp Fire Girls Organization
Y. W
George Milly
Camp Fire
Temi Rature
Meleta
Annelies
Minneapolis
Omaha
Ban Francisco
Woattle
Spokane
Williston
Ellings
Fa Bozeman Ao
Cut Bank
Ea Glendive
ST Great Falls A
Lesistown
Dr. Cash
Aentist
RIVES
Loble
Eagles
Mish Morrow
North Waven
Conatanes Cutter Morrow
Dwight W. Morrow
Aubrey Nell Morgan
Elizabeth
Anne Lindbergh
John Llewellyn Morgan
Lisndaff
Wales
WPA
North Pol
North Pole
Moscow
Fahranhett
Lwingston
C.oc
Rockhaven Church
Washington
Navy
House Naval Committee
DRS, Mentrum & Sullivan
Optometrisits
Helena Business College
D. P. Patenaude
RL. V. Miworthy
Yeaterdayy
John
Braics Suludon Proemarksman
Markeman
Preacott Towle
Trkaman
InarkEiah Fratelisa
Myron Gorton
Jelf Mortoman
Tom Mahan
Paul Randers
Jerry’s
N. Main Street
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