New Montana Highway Rules Aimed at Cutting Auto Deaths
Montana highway patrol issues 60 000 route deviations and a full list of new regulations to curb traffic deaths. Cars entering from side roads must stop, speed limits on curves set to 40 mph, no reckless driving, and alcohol impairment forbidden. Two headlights required, pedestrians warned to carry lights at night, trailers must have safety chains, and breakdowns require warning flares. Patrols promise courteous treatment and ask for public cooperation and to report misconduct to Helena headquarters.
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Highway Patrol
Geld High
Tehways
Montana Highway Patrol Board
Helena
Espionage Case In Los Angeles Indicts Japanese Officers
Federal grand jury charges Toshia Mazdaaki and Harry Thomas Thompson with conspiring to violate espionage laws. Mazdaaki, described as a lieutenant commander in the Japanese navy, and Thompson, formerly of the US Navy, face indictment. authorities say Mazdaaki is now likely president and Thompson is serving a county jail term on unrelated charges.
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Fos Angeles
Antoljest
Jmperian
Ine
U.S. Bary
Espionagrad
Thore
Toshia Mi Aazaki
Harry Thomas Thompson
I. B. Vavy
In the Flesh Show Bows to Gardiner’s Revues at Rio Theater
The Rio theater premieres Ed Gardiner’s new revue The Hassing Parade of 1936 featuring a cast from New York and Chicago. Managers and patrons praise novelty comedy, beautiful girls, and added mystery and dance, with Gardiner promising a top tier production in Seattle.
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Rio Theater
Gil
Hawkins
Ed Gardiner
Gardiner
New York
Chicago
Barbara Bell Fashions Pattern Book Ad Seeks Buyers
An old fashion pattern advertisement invites readers to order the Barbara Bell pattern book. It touts becoming dresses with waist emphasis and gore detailing, sizes 14 to 42, yardage needs for 39 and 46 inch materials, and urges direct orders to a provided address.
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Yoni
Barbara Hell
Barbara Bell
Bez
Double identity case shocks police in Grehat city
In a late night alley encounter two intoxicated men, both named Harry Pickart, were found with the same handwriting and personal details. The pair revealed identities when brought before a judge, prompting astonishment at the unusual double.
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Harry Pickart
Failroads Reply to Governor's Request in Grasshopper Aid
The Helan headquarters reported 14 carloads of bran and molasses bound for grasshopper control in Montana. Administrator Joseph Parker said bran supplies from Montana are exhausted and shipments were ordered to Minneapolis. The State will release labor to the project, as drought worsens across eastern Montana. Governor Holt warned that without federal aid, ranchers may cull stock, risking market demoralization. Ranchers prefer marketing locally if possible.
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Helan
Lie State
Joseph Parker
Montana
Minneapolia
Burchara
Twin Cities
WEA
Parker
Drouth
Anutheast
Elmer Holt
Yeterdaay
Miles City
Broadus
Yerry
Hardin
Galla
Holt
Vailie
Fanehora
Hera
Diemond
Thia
Diamond
Diamond Addresses Elevator Association in Great Falls
June 24 report on the Montana crop and haystack plantation division of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. J G Binton, state agricultural station official, tells delegates at the Montana Farmers National Elevator meeting about new data collection methods and the goal of high accuracy in county crop statistics. He envisions closer cooperation with the federal department to make Montana’s crop reporting as complete as possible. Also notes England deposit figures and savings certificates.
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Great Falls
Bureau of Agriculture Economies
Montapa
J. G. Bintond
Montana
Dinmond
Hop
Monona
Federal Department
MonAna
Platform delegates converge on draft labor and foreign policy plank
The draft platform faces debate on collective bargaining wages and hours and foreign policy through international bodies. William Green advocates a constitutional amendment to limit Supreme Court power, while Farm Bureau and Edward A. O'Neal push crop control and conservation. Senator Waxner, a New Deal ally, wins support for the administration’s platform section as Byrnes chairs subcommittee work.
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World Court
League of Na Hana
Ar. Ratizationa Davatad
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Gould Ha
Por Warner
Farm Bureau Federation
Edward A. O'Neal
Joana
Waxner
Agronomists to Meet in Bozeman Next Year
Moscow and Toledo June 24. B J Hayles of the Department of Agriculture Washington elected president of the western branch of the American Society of Agronomy at the closing session of the 20th annual meeting. Glyde Mokena of Montana State College Bozeman chosen secretary. Bozeman selected as next year’s meeting site. Western agronomists from 11 states attended.
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Moscow
Toledo
B. J. Hayles
Department of Agricultura
Washington
Wantern Branel
American Society of Agronomy
Glyde Mokena
Af Mantina State College
Bozeman
Witty Agronomists
Tennessee Attorney New Head of Rotary Tennessee
In Atlante City on June 24 Rotary International selected Will K. Manier Jr, a Nashville attorney, as the new president for the Roanoke division, outlining a fresh leadership path to guide Rotary International activities in the region.
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Tennessee
Rotary
Atlante City
Rotary International
Will K. Manier, Jr
Nashville
Tain
Tornay
Aircood AR
Dpbasin
Roanoke
Nation Still Warns Against Turning to Gold Standard
In a political clash, speakers debate party platforms on the gold standard, budget balance, and anti monopoly pledges. Robinson accuses Republicans of seeking popular support with already accepted principles, while praising national defense and condemning misrepresentation of Roosevelt era policies. The piece notes ongoing calls to investigate the deaths of a Pittsburgh trustor’s wife and two children.
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Blanchard
Landon
Robinson
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Harding Coglidge Ooncipovar
Nonoply
Smill
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Ral Ingen
Sharpshooter Tests Handguns At Post Office Range
Postmaster Harry Hendricks arranged a handgun test with Roy Jones, a expert in revolvers, to evaluate if the Kn itvalvera and other six guns were ready for business or just ornamental. Jones used Hendricks' 45 caliber Colt and various six-guns, showing accurate fire and a score of 82 feet with a .45 on the target, sparking controversy over whether the credit goes to gun or shooter.
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Linetate Righway Patool
Helmapotee
Harry Handricks
Roy Jones
Leral
Mr Hendricks
Flagler
Jones
Palm Springs at Marlow theater kicks off week
Frances Langfordia stars in Palm Springs at the Marlow with four new songs including Dont Want to Make History I Just Want to Make Love. Cast also features Sir Guy Standing and Smith Bellew. Tonight and this afternoon mark the finish of the engagement with further matinees.
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Frances Langfordia
Palm Springs
Paramount
Marlow
Ming Langford
Sir Guy Standing
Smith Bellew
Marlowa
Dick Powall
Hanks
Ann Byorak
Patay Kally
Fran Allan
Radio Fame
Rulinoff
Yacht Club Boys
Paul Willemad
Butumay
Wool Pool Sells Large Park County Output East
Wool from Park County shifts east as most of the fleece is sold for shipment to eastern provinces. Largest growers ship thousands of pounds while a sizable stock remains unsold in the county pool. Prices exceed those of 1945 with some growers receiving up to 26 cents per pound.
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Livingston
Jing
Park County
Ussour
Broducara
Montan
Cognwood Helena to host North American provincial heart authorities convention
In Helena Montana Cognwood prepares to host a convention of North American provincial heart authorities. The event aims to gather 2,000 residents and discuss health policies and population impacts.
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Cognwood
Helena, Mont
Provincial Heart Authorities
North America
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