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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1937
Page
9
The article outlines low cost meals including Swedish Cabbage Balls with ground beef and rice, Ham and Noodles casserole, and Land and Vegetable Casserole. It lists ingredients, assembly steps, and baking directions plus a sample Sunday menu with breakfast lunch and dinner focused on economical fare.
Washington June 22 A new child labor amendment offered by Senator Vandenberg would bar commercial employment of those under 18 for hire. It won unanimous Senate Judiciary Committee backing as a substitute for the 1924 measure not yet ratified. Critics fear federal control of youth.
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals ordered 260 all down strikers ousted from the Apex hosiery mill today and denounced the strikers' conduct as lawless and criminal.
Marty W. Colmery, national commander of the American Legion, stated universal service in wartime would become national law. He spoke at a North Dakota Legion session, urging the union to mobilize capital, industry, and manpower on equal terms if war comes. Presidential Auxiliary president Mrs. O. W. Babn urged leadership development within the organization. In Washington, the Senate confirmed Louis A. Johnson as assistant secretary of war and Lawrence W. Cramer as governor of the Virgin Islands.
Former Greeley police chief Roberts pled guilty in Weld County District Court to aiding the killing of Ron E. Butler. George Harrison Wier and Roberta Harrioson Wier were tried for murder in connection with Butler’s death. both were acquitted. Roberts testified he was present at Butler’s farm when the death occurred and that Wier beat Butler to death.
Edward M. Smith, wealthy equipment maker, was sentenced to 15 months in prison and fined 25000 by Federal Judge Leon R. Yankwich after pleading guilty to conspiring to evade state income tax payments for 1029 and 1330. Wier claimed Roberton inflicted fatal wounds with a chair. Washington dismisses WPA labor shortage claims as false.
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