Henry Adolph Funeral Today After Fatal Storm
Henry Adolph, 42, died when a wind storm tore a roof and collapsed a shelter while he and his wife and son attempted to move chickens. His wife and son were injured, as was a neighboring man. The incident occurred northwest of here in the Emax district. Also noted, the cruiser Quincy entered Montevideo harbor for a goodwill visit.
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Howndup
Pu-1 Naval Services
Henry Adolph
Mia
George Adolph
Jeb Blackburn
Adolphe
Adolph
George
Alackborn
Emax
Here
Uruguat
Montevideo
United States
Quincy
Hemisphere
Great Falls Leader Boosts Rates This Week
The Great Falls Leader reports a rate hike for daily delivery to carriers, increasing from 16 to 18 cents per work for the paper delivered six days weekly. Subscriptions rise: three months 2.70 to 3.12, six months 3.26 to 3.76, one year 8.00 to 7.26. Mail rates unchanged.
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Great Falls
Aftersoun
Beaverhead Chapter to Sponsor Montana Idaho Picnic
The Beaverhead chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution announced a Montana Idaho picnic for Sunday, June 30, atop Sacajawea National Monument on the Continental Divide near the Missouri River headwaters. Mrs. B Wiley of Dillon leads arrangements for the event inviting residents of both states.
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Beaverhead
Montana
Helena Writer Wins 260 Xe Frat Prize for Bread of the World
Ralph Menzy of Helena writing as Eric Thane wins the 260 xe frat prize for the article Bread of the World. The piece, about the Montana wheat harvest, appears in Direction, a Darlen Conn monthly magazine, in its current summer lotion issue.
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Ralph Menzy
Helena
Eric Thane
Direction
Darlen
Conn
Montana
Major Eliot Warns Britain Faces Dual Peril From German Attacks
Major Eliot outlines a grave dual threat to Britain as Germany plans both blockade and invasion. He argues a severing of vital sea lanes and heavy air attacks would strain shipping and ports, with potential invasions near Dover, the Bristol Channel, and Irish approaches, while warning Ireland and Iceland could be targets and Britain must rely on convoys and air defenses.
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Gertsan Gantua
Bristol Channel
Merney
Clyde
Bod
Ireland
Reltiiny
Noylly
Scotland
Thtes
Orkiey Islands
Iceland
Brittany
Denmark
Norway
Netherlands
Belgium
Chatham
Rosyth
Portsmouth
Devonport
Channel
Mitford Haven
Portamouth
Davenport
Belfast
Winch
Britain
Tula
Dover
Longrapga
Gama
Germany
Therafore
Serlouanan
Evacuation and British Naval Pressure in World War II Context
A wartime analysis discusses how Britain can sustain defense against German offensives while considering evacuation policies for women and children from Great Britain. It weighs the strategic value of removing noncombatants to ease resource strain and reduce civilian casualties, and notes the legal and ethical constraints on attacking evacuee ships or ships with Red Cross markings. The piece also contemplates German responses and the broader impact on neutral nations.
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Great Britain
Mike
Germany
Saventy
Avery
Flandarg
Bort
Red Cross
Canada Cracks Down on Fifth Columnists in Decisive Fashion
Ottawa boosts wartime power with the Defense of Canada Regulations aimed at subversives. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police and provincial authorities move to crush the Communist Party in Canada and the National Unity Party, with trials for members and a nationwide home guard of 5,000 volunteers organized to deter sabotage and treason.
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Canada
Ottawa
Dunvgdo
Bane
Dominion
Onne Man’s-Land
Nisis
Licely
Dafonss of Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Communist Party
National Unity Party
Arma
Youpe Roda
Ceciley Snyder
Ontario
Supreme Court
Jurdon H
Defense of Canada
Vational Unity Party
Reid
Montreal
Quebec
Wilfrid Girouard
Adrien Arcand
Tuelorer
Janesart
Pallle
Tresson
Norman Rogers
Canadian Legion
fUurdy
Fifth Columniste
Mineat
Lapotate
House of Commone
Mountlea
Haifa
Vancouver
Survivor of Big Horn Battle Dies in Montana
Harilton Tine 22 from Missouri, long resident of Bitter Root valley, believed to be the last survivor of the Big Hole conflict between Nez Perce under Chief Joseph and white settlers in Montana. Wilkerson served as a men on ser in the aides during the battle and died today.
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Harilton
Wilkerson
Big Hole
Nez Parcs
Indiana
Joseph
Montana
Butler Root Valley
Tha Asitiers
Missouri
Bitter Root Valley
Anaconda Magistrate Sees Fine Paid From Pocket
In Anaconda on June 22 Magistrate Hubert LeJeune handled a parking violation by a young woman who pleaded guilty to parking too close to a tire plug. She was fined $1 and said she would serve out the sentence in jail. The magistrate paid the fine from his own pocket after she stated she lacked the necessary funds.
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Anaconda
Folles
Hubert Laleune
Fair Sex
Fing Im
LeJeuna
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Urops
North Sea
Folkestone
Lands’ End
Reeserve
Driblete
Theis Ara
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Aalde
Alrereft
Erlintn
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Stavanger
Brent
Ike & Grant
First National Bank and Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ptrat Bank Stock Corporation
Spape
Revel
Dick’s Grocery
N. Rodney Thome
North
Saa
Royal Air Verge
Harther
John Greer di
Imperial General Staff
Edowund Ironside
Spenne Carter
Caichon
By William Austher Beryle
Aveciat Coreen
Big Horn
Neill Ave
Chevrolet
Uller
Dlacover
Taylor, Tipling & Co
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