Convention Spirit Peaks At Helena Drill And Parade
Attendance nears one thousand as delegates plan a noon street parade and Fort Harrison visit. Tonight the auxiliary hosts a high school field drill and drum corps contest amid a busy schedule at First Baptist, with multiple national officers and Montana auxiliary leaders addressing sessions and a governor’s review of the Montana National Guard expected in the afternoon.
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Yenison
Fort Harrison
First Baptist Church
James G. Tougas
the Legion
Wil
Eddy Cafe
H. D. MacMurray
Halsey D. Cory
G. B. Chambers
The
Baptist Church
Amy Dehnert
Helena
Elmer de Gover
Oliver Philips
de Golter
E. W. Popham
Glendive
Montana National Guard
Legion
Legion Hall
Department
Sports Committee
16Th Infantry
Charles L. Sheridan
Lou Bosdecker
Montana Highway Patrol
F. L. Sorengen
National Guard
FOE
Boy Scouts
Legionnaires
Legion Parade And Convention In Helena Marks Start
Hundreds rally as Legion and Auxiliary host events in Helena with a parade through city streets, inspections at Fort Harrison, and evening dances. Leaders include Col. Charles Sheridan and Lou Bodecker. notable speakers include Harry M. Johnson and Mrs. Halsey Cory. Community programs push veteran aid, hospital care, and youth welfare.
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American Legion Organization
Johnson
Veterans’ Bureau
Cory
The
Legion
Auxiiary
Legionnaires
Young America
Legion and Auxiliary
Martin Hoffman
Helena
E. Pew
Auxiliary
Alvin Martin
Harry M. Johnson
Roosevelt to tour western states amid New Deal push
President Roosevelt plans a three week western tour targeting key party trouble spots to aid New Deal senators and redefine policy. He may frame a broad campaign platform including foreign and domestic themes, while using speeches and a possible fireside chat to explain his good neighbor doctrine and Navy policy amid a volatile market backdrop.
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Roosevelt
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
California
New New Deal
Ward Crosby
A. ©. Carter
J. Morrow
E K Miller
H. D MacMurray
G E Chambers
New York
Delaware
Wilmington
Congress
Railroad track cargo held in France during World War
Almost 1,000 miles of standard gauge railroad track lay under French control during World War I as vast quantities of track and related materials were shipped from the United States to support Allied logistics and mobilization efforts.
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The
Auxilary
Roy K. Avery
Legionnaires
Legion
Ayers
France
America
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Legionnaires and Ladies
Lalonde Building
American Legion and
American Legion
Montana
Missus
Stacy-Adams, Florsheim
Crosby Square
Bill's
Palm Beach
Bill
Shrine Temple
Shrine Ballroom
Marlow Theater
State
A J. Roberts
Oro J. Armstrong
Kalispell
Roberts
Amy Hales Dehuert
Hardin
L. Dehnert
of Hardin
Mr. and Mrs. Gold
Berg
Welcome Montana Legionnaires and Auxiliary
Royal Typewriter
Burch’s
North Main Street
Buddy
Thes
Veterans’ Convention
State School of Beauty Culture
Maller Ave
Chambers
Herbert Kubler
C. & Paw
Earle Geneberger
Julius Hilgard
Kibler
Grawford's
South Main Street
Arrid
Amating Institute of Laundering
ARRIC
Fligelman
Kay-Twist
Union Bank & Trust Company
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