Chance for Dark Horse to Seize Republican Nomination
Philadelphia dispatch reports enough unpledged delegates may push the Republican nomination toward an open convention. Names like Dewey Tart and Vandenberg are in play as the platform shifts away from past lines on foreign policy amid war fears. The scene hints at a possible dark horse candidate breaking through, with debate over party tone and priorities shaping the delegate process.
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Misoula Savant on Dictatorship Authority and American Democracy
A jumble of excerpts covers a Montana State University scholar Browman receiving a $1000 grant for rat reproduction study, plus reflections from Erika Mann and other voices on democracy. The pieces touch on U.S. resistance to dictatorship, wartime policy, and American liberal values through various dates and places including Kemmerer Wyoming and Princeton New Jersey.
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British offer of union as feature of hour in Grigid
British discussion centers on a proposed union between France and Britain amid fears over French naval power. The article weighs the impact on Britain’s industry, suggests a unified European order, and notes France declined the plan, seeking future cooperation instead.
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VFW Circus Sponsor to Visit Helena in June
Tiarold Joyce post No 1116 Veterans of Foreign Wars will sponsor the American Unity Show in Helena this year. The event runs from June 24 to 30 with 14 rides and a troupe of trained lions led by Prov. Ruhl. A late word cites June 34 to 90 as conflicting dates.
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Montana Men Begin Flying Training At Randolph Field
Montana cadets Thomas D. Davis Jr Duke James D. Kemp Honea Paths Samuel A. Michell Herewn train at Randolph Field Texas as future air corps pilots. After basic flight training they will move to Kelly Field for 10 weeks of advanced instruction then join bombardment or observation squadrons. Trainings total about 265 flying hours with multiple stages at three schools culminating in wing awards.
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Bankers Loan Fund At University Grows Substantial Sum
The University reports a growing Bankers Loan Fund with a total loan pool now totaling $8,576.25 in outstanding notes. Officials say the fund assists students, with recent receipts and allocations expanding the available resources and planned future lending.
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Nazarene General Assembly awards Mediateler of Nebraska
A Jagged fragmentary report notes a heated Church of the Nazarene extraordinary session at the tenth general assembly where the Mediateler of Nebraska was awarded. Names and precise details are unclear but the event centers on church honors and a Nebraska award.
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Military pilot and second lieutenant appointment in Army Reserve
Applications for appointment as flying cadet in the United States Army are being received amid a growing demand for air training at training centers. The program offers training and a monthly stipend rising from 73 to 305 dollars after graduation and commissioning as a second lieutenant.
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