Montana Christian Church Celebrates Goth Anniversary
Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Montana Christian Missionary Society, the Dioceses of Christ open their Golden Jubilee state convention tonight at 7:30 at the First Christian Church. Ministers and leaders from 25 Christian churches in Montana gather for four days of worship and program with Dr. B. J. Mathieson of Denver as principal speaker.
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Montana Christian Missionaryociety
Diocietes of Christ
Firat Chriatian
Miniatera
Montane
J. Mathieson
Firat Contra Mission
Denver
Noe
Mathiason
O. P Burris
Waltoma
H. H. Daniala
St Patar's Hpiscopal Church
Helena
Atata
Disciples of Christ
J. EN. Bordner
Addrean
Musle
Adérean
Fraterna! Dele- Sele
George Dion
Harris
Helene
Grace
Heaven
Ma Wieson
Blind Flying Breakthrough Reaches 900 Mile Test Flight
Captain William G. Ocker and Lieutenant J. Crane completed an unofficial 900 mile test from San Antonio to Scofield in a new instrumented blind flying system. The device combines a bank indicator, inclinometer, and attitude indicator, aiding safety for pilots with cockpit visibility limited. The pair headed toward Washington DC via Wright Field Dayton Ohio, expecting to fly on to finish the test. Grain exports last week reached 1,755,000 bushels, with prior and same-week figures at 1,363,000 and 1,344,000 bushels respectively.
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Wash
Yogtan
D. C
Wright Flora
Dayton
Ohio
Ocker
Grape
Crana
Washington
United States
Carnera Dominates as Commission Scrutinizes Bout
The New York boxing commission scrutinized events after a 10 round bout paid for five. Carnera received full prize while $5,000 was turned to the state treasury. Allegations of room incidents, suspensions, and management disputes followed, with Godfrey and others cited in the fallout.
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Hee
Atate Treaamy
Carnera
Hie
Primo
Phillier
Jack Silvera
Necu
Davies
Silvera
Carnota
Atrack
Francis Connelly
Sion
Prime Innocent
Big Trime
Carners
Atlantic City
Tommy Healy
Godfray
Hinceported
Godfrey
Fay
Carmela
Carpura
Chicago Whitewash Ends As Police Probe Pauses
Chicago residents read of a paused council inquiry into police handling amid political clash. Acting Police Commissioner John H. Alcock resumes control, while Alderman Arthur Alpert blasts the subcommittee. In Cook County Court, two gangsters face sentencing as the city wrestles with crime and governance.
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Chicago
Wash
Tee
Harry Olson
Xanzatera
Olson
Anthony “Thea” Kimans
Tence
Cook Courty
Jack Mel Gurd
Southern Cross Nearing Atlantic Crossing From Fog Dense
The Southern Cross remains near goal on an Atlantic crossing test flight. Dense fog enshrouds the Australian ace and three crew as radios report all quiet above the fog. The plane climbs 2 500 feet, gas line tightens, and it heads toward New York from Newfoundland with an expected touch about 10 a m Wednesday.
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Atlantic
Tralian Ace
Shels
Roosevelt
Southern Cross
Cane Race
Newfoundland
Fenniand
Cape Race
Ingoma
Capo
Treland
Southern Cross Flight Heads Toward New York City
Reports say the plane Southern Cross, manned by Captain Kingsford-Smith and crew, extended a trans Atlantic flight from Ireland toward Port Marnock then Newfoundland Grand Banks. The ship exchanged cheerful radio messages, refueled plans, and faced cold 2,009-foot altitude as recovery efforts in the U.S. prepared for a possible landing at Portland, Maine.
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Kingland
Sothern
Rogland
Southern Cross
Charlier Ingaford
Port Marnock
United States
Portland
New York
Oval
Kingsford-Smith
Grand Banks of
Newfoundland
Grand Banks
Old Boys Parade Honors United Spanish War Veterans
In Bozeman the Old Boys in blue led a morning parade for the United Spanish War Veterans. Delegates and members from G A R and affiliated veterans groups participated, with women representatives and Missoula fire department aiding. An evening entertainment followed as Past Department Presidents of the Wales Auxiliary organized a club with officers Cora Otis, Rizabet Dodge, and Martha Meyna.
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Elka
G. A R
Carl George Janant
Us A
Missoula
Wales Auxillaary
United Spansh War Veterans
Cora Otis
Butte
Rizabet, Dodge
Vicg
Martha Meynaida
Treagarar
Truck Tumbles Down Boulder Hill Injuring Great Falls Driver
W A Morrison of Great Falls suffered facial and head cuts after his loaded bean truck rolled over on Boulder hill. The accident, likely caused by a faulty steering knuckle, sent beans spilling for 200 yards and left Morrison briefly unconscious before hospital treatment at St Peter's. The vehicle, though battered, was hoped drivable with power.
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Boulder Hill
W. A. Morrison
Great Falls
St. Peter's Hospital
Morrison Sax
John Tu
Treacy
Morrison
Gonrge
Dlemina
Melena Valley
Helen
Mortinon
Mortingn
Helena
Enel
Morison
Plane of Graham Possibly Located After Crash
Report from Los Angeles says a parachute and wreckage were found eight miles from the crash site. Pilot Maurice Graham, of Western Air Express, apparently landed the plane and escaped uninjured, leaving the main chute unopened. Officials in Cedar City confirm searchers located Graham's plane and indicate Graham may be alive.
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Allot
Graham
Western Air Express
Lunt
Low Angelon
Jimmie James
Alhambra
Gal
Los Angeles
Fred Gondecel
Western Air Wr
Jimmy Carson
Cedar City
Utah
Carson
Maurice Graham
Hanson
Ely
Milan
Physicians Urge Changes on Prohibition and Maternity Act
Detroit June 24 A convention of the American Medical association debated the federal prohibition policy and the Sheppard Towner maternity act. Dr William Gerry Morgan urged radical changes to the Volstead act and to the maternity law while delegates opposed the veterans bill, labeling it unsound and socialistic. The hour secured Hoover opposition was upheld by the delegation.
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Detroit
American Magical Association
House of Delegates
Hoover
Cause
Delegaton
Actenca
Art of Matheria
Verana’ Bureau
Hoover Addresses Discrimination in Disability Benefit Bill
President Hoover denounces the Senate disability bill as biased and unfair to war veterans. He cites 76,000 to 100,900 singled out while 200,000 more with civil life disabilities are neglected. He urges action within current taxes and questions national support for the measure.
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Senate
Fife
House May Sustain President's Veto
Washington June 24 An agreement among 154 Republicans in the House caucus aims to sustain the president's anticipated veto of the World war veterans pension bill. Leaders say a more satisfactory bill would be enacted before adjournment. Speaker Longworth will reconvene the veterans committee and present a bill for all disabled veterans.
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Gebernstry
Washington
House Republican Caucus
Longworth
House
Veterans
Johnson
Pensions Committee
LaGuardia
New York
Representatie Tilson
Uonnecticut
Snell
House Rules Committee
Bread Riots as Strikers Clash in City Streets
Bread prices sparked a street clash as strikers confronted street sellers and armed guards. Police reported about 100 injuries, including a chauffeur shot in the groin. Warrant issues rose for 20 leaders while shops reopened after order was restored.
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Bach ¢Ar
Juan
Sbalr
Mada
Oaéta
Planta
Walsh Amendment Shapes Federal Building Site Choice
Senator Walsh proposes changing the site for a Helena federal building to let the secretary of the treasury choose between the present office site or a donated alternative. Government engineers outlined two schemes over the past year, including a single structure addition or an expanded wing arrangement, with wings deemed better for the project.
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Singa
Carroll Held for Death of Shepard
Lewistown June 24 A coroner s jury found Rich ard Carroll responsible for the death of Stuart Shepard president of the Lewistown Rod and Gun Club. Shepard s skull was fractured by blows with a baseball bat after a fight at the Shepard home on June 14. County Attorney C B Baker said he would file information charging Carroll with murder in the first degree. The funeral for Shepard was held this afternoon at the Presbyterian church with Rev J H Coz officiating.
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Lewistown
Richard Carrol
Stuart Shepard
Shepard
Akull
Carral
Teera
Carroll
Rheperd
Oeree
C. B. Baker
Shaparé Wan
EH. Coz
Presbyterian Church
Pope Pius II to Rest as Vatican Prepares New Cardinals
The Vatican, alarmed by illness rumors, says the pontiff must not delegate authority. A consistory is planned for next Monday and a regional meeting on July 2 to create five new cardinals, signaling a major conclave phase.
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Pope Pius II
Vatican
A. Ascret
Canzoneri Wins Split Decision Over Grogan in New York Bout
Tony Canzoneri of New York outpoints Tommy Grogan in a hard punching welterweight clash at the Queensboro Stadium. Grogan scored a second round knockdown but Canzoneri rallied, outboxing and outscoring the Omaha rival. Canzoneri weighed 151 1/4, Grogan 135. Nel Tarleton beat Franklin Marchese in the seventh round of the 10 round semi final.
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New York
Tony Cannoneri
Tommy Grogan
Tony
Cansoner
Grogan
Canzoneri
Nel Tarleton
Hogland
Frankin Marchese
Halind
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