Unemployment Unit Hires Montana Employers Audit Drive
The Montana unemployment compensation commission moves to identify 11 669 employers under the social security act. Officials say many firms misread forms while the simple reports request 1936 payrolls and determine 1937 contribution liability. Director Barclay Crafehead warns timely mail returns to avoid delinquent notices.
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Montana
Unemployment Compensation Commission of
Mall
Commission
Hove
Wild Barclay Crafehead
Golf Gleanings First Round Near Cherry Hill Course
Denver June 23 The Trans Mississippi tournament opened with dramatic golf on Cherry Hill as 32 players advanced to tomorrow’s second round. Defending champion John Dawson faced late resistance but carved out a victory over Bob Conliff Jr on the extra hole after a near eagle attempt. Hartman and Watts won their matches in extra innings while several former champions exited. Eddie Held, veteran winner in 1923 and 1924, eliminated O D Casa Jr. in Denver.
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Denver
John Dawson
Chicago
Cherry Hill
Dawson
Valeran
Bis Crown Aod
Bob Conlift
Oklahoma City
Nan
Eagle Trey
Dawron
Joe Tiartman
O'Hara
Watts
Hartman
Jack Munger
Dallas
Ralph Redding
Independence
T-M
Leland Hane Ian
Paris
Texas
Fret Newton
Cleveland
Florida
Mannon
Eddie Held
St. Louis
O. D. Casa, Jr
Brass 6 Charged With Embezzling 100 State Funds
Fusticy of the Peace J. P. Brase was charged in district court with embezzling state funds after a state examiner report found at least 145 unaccounted fines totaling 3411.50. The resignation was accepted and bail set at 3000 as the county attorney moves to recover the 100 used for a client fine.
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BRASS
Han
J. P. Brase
Harald K. Andersom
M. J. Thomas
Highway Patrol
State Examiner
George N. Middleman
Red Lodge
George W. Padbury
W. D. Rankin
Padbury
Anderson
Hrasa
Drees
One round in ring sets up new mark
Elizabeth N J June 23 AP It took Jack Torrance nearly 20 minutes tonight to score a one round knockout over Al Pekunis of Hilzabeth in a bizarre bout. The end came officially at 241 in the first round. Torrance was knocked down twice and had a five minute rest for alleged low blows and downed Pekunis again before victory was declared.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Jack Torrance
al Pekuris
Hilza
Beth
Febunis
Torrence
Roteres
Jim Manley
Torrance
Pekunie
Manley
Pekunis
Dawn
Iie
Gus Moreland
Peoria
Wood
Ateady
George Dorsey
Denver
Jimmy Manion
St. Louis
Arthur Blomaquiet
Colorado
Delegation To Attend Lodge 1 At Spokane
A large delegation from Capital City lodge No. 252 of the Scandinavian Fraternity of America will leave Friday for Spokane to attend the biennial district convention opening today. Henry Woare, president, said Helena members will send a drill team and Odin degree group among others. The Helena gathering aims to boost the 1939 convention and Jubilee celebration. Attending are named drill and Odin degree team members with officials and musicians listed.
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Capital City
Helene
Weare
Helena
Elstg Magnuson
Alice Fredericka
Jeannie Totte
Joyce Englund
Gwladys Lenin Larson
Marguerite Olson
Neone Lee
Shirley Strandberg
Julsa Strandberg
Hilma Stadheim
Hulda Walden
Clara Nichols
Helena Lodge
Gunhlid Lindstrom
Hilma Anderson
Ruth Bergquist
Betty Weara
Marjory Horde
Odin
Oscar Horde
Arthur Berumegard
Ralph Strandberg
Richard Hergaulat
W. P. Filgeram
Martin Stathelm
Henry Woare
J. A. Ect
Marie Eck
Elmer Lindstrom
Elyo Horde
Anna Carlson
Gertrude Larsen
Marie Woare
Pearl Johnson
Melvin Magnuson
Margaret Dahler
Sympathy Strike in Ohio City Flare Prompts Guard Action
Ohio City tensions escalate as 10000 steel workers idle in Warren after a three day stabbing at the Republic plant. National guardsmen escort nonstrikers, traffic resumes, and a car overturns as demonstrations flare. Union leaders threaten a broader march amid upheaval in steel and allied plants.
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L.O
Chicago
John McKeown
D.so
Lewis
Tec
Bethlehem
Inland Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Warren Totay
Tynn
Griffith
National
Republic
Lesdera
CTO
Warren
Electrical J
W.P.A
Great Falls Snubbed On USGC Map Of Quake Intensity
A Coast and Geodetic Survey map omits Great Falls in listing quake intensities, sparking debate over booster actions. Helena is blamed for alleged influence while other cities like Butte Missoula Livingston and Ronan receive noted levels. Local readers will seek better inclusion on the map.
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Butte
Missoula
Livingston
Ronan
Fin
Great Falla
U.S.C
G.B
Jendings
G.S
Helenand
Great Faille
Post Office
Atore
U.9.c
G.9
U.3.c
Helena
Liviggaton
Ronen
Edgewlas
Mass of Evidence Will Be Introduced in Liquor Case
A district court hearing opened on Tuesday to test if signatures on petitions to suspend the new retroactive liquor law are valid or forged. The case, brought by Jack Higgins to block certification and the referendum, includes witnesses like Senators Keely and Sullivan and Representative Metlen arguing the act is a revenue and appropriation measure not subject to referral. Clerks from several counties were subpoenaed to produce registration records. destruction rules may lead to further summonses. The Supreme Court had not ruled on Mrs. Lucy T. McLemore’s prohibition writ challenging the restraining order against declaring the Hauer law inoperative.
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Jack Higgins
W. E. Keely
Powell County
M. J. Sullivan
Jefferson County
Jon Metlen
Heaverhead
Iset
Cleaton
Supreme Court
Lucy T. McLemore
Prohibition
George W. Padbury
Sam Mitchell
Roy E Ayers
U S Mediators In Steel Crisis
United States mediators left a four hour conference with federal mediators as talks continued on a steel labor contracts issue with CIO signatory requirements. Phillip Murray spoke briefly while Charles P. Tift declined to comment on current efforts to bridge the gap.
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C.I.0
Atee
Phillip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Charles P. Tift
War Labor Crisis Deepens as Lewis Demands Contracts
Washington reports Senator Lewis warns of strong army to back government, saying labor strife threatens national security. He opposes war department cuts while peace board seeks compromises. Attorney General orders arrest of strike pickets over mail truck interference in Youngstown and Warren, Ohio.
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Republic
Bethlehem
Inland
Youngstown Shoot & Tube
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Peace Board
Washington
War Department
America
Cummings
Youngstown and
Warren, Ohio
Republiictaal Corporation
Aml Mall
Postofficn Department
Government Ia
Former Helena athlete visits Helena from Washington
Attorney and Mrs Lawrence Sheane of Washington DC have arrived in Helena to visit relatives. Larry Sheane, once a top Helena High School all state basketball center, later graduated Carroll College and Georgetown Law. He works for the Federal Alcohol Administration and is on temporary assignment in New York. Also from Barcelona, five US citizens were held for questioning after allegedly entering Spain from France.
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Mra
Lawrences Scheena
Washington, D. C
Helena
Larry Sheane
Soction
Helena High School
Ater
Carroll College
Georgetown Uuniverslty
Federal Alcohol Administration
New York City
Senate witness in strike probe murder victim
In Kentucky a county judge linked deputy sheriff Wash Irvin slaying to a prior Civil Liberties inquiry into Harlan County's deputy system. Two ex deputies faced murder warrants. a Knoxville teen was held for questioning as part of the probe. Senator Norris sought hospital treatment for a gastrointestinal issue in Washington.
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Harlan, Ky
Morris Beytor
Wash Irvin
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Harlan County
Irvin
Civil Liberties Committee
Here
Perry G. Noe
Allen Bowlin
Saylor
Bowlin
George Lea
Sherfe
Lea Fleenor
Fleenor
Sally Smith
Knoxville
Tenn
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Chatrain LaFolletta
Wis
Civil Liberties
Senator Norris Ind
Ned
Naval Hospital
Senate
Senator Wheeler Trusts Montana Water Projects Get Funds
Washington June 23 Sen Horton Wheeler of Montana said approval of an amendment to the relief bill virtually assures completion of 2 504 000 dollars of Montana water conservation projects funded by Public Works money The projects include irrigation works on the Little Missouri river in Carter and Crook counties as well as Upper Musselshell and Nevada Creek in Powell counties and other works in Ravalli Richland Meagher Wheatland Golden Valley and other counties with costs ranging from 38 280 to 778 181 dollars
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Washington
Horton K. Wheeler
Montana
Senate
Montane
Donde
Montana Water Conservation Program
Little Missouri River
Carter County
Mont
Crook County
Wyo
Musselehell
Meagher
Wheatland
Golden Valley
Nevada Creek
Powell County
Ravalli
Sidney Cumping
Richland County
Williston man says he did not see train at crossing
William Kierstead of Billston suffered multiple broken ribs and facial injuries when Northern Pacific freight cars struck his car near a Williston crossing. He recalled hearing no warning signal and cannot remember the moments after impact. He was taken to St Peter's hospital and was reported as progressing satisfactorily. The Columbus project in St. Water County valued at $55,000.
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William Klerstead
Billston
Northern Pacific Freight Traits
Williston
Kierstead
Tts
T. L. Hawking
Kleratead
St. Peter's Hospital
Elizaton
Columbus
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Bridges
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Derdlock
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