Steps to Fight Alien Espionage Escalation Favored
Washington June 24 The army and navy may intensify counter espionage to stop foreign spies from obtaining vital military secrets President Foogeralt indicated support for more funds to detect and apprehend spies He spoke after recent indictments of 14 people now in Germany and amid questions on publishing a NY spy investigation series by Leon G Turrou He said the investigation facts justify criminal prosecution and noted the former agent resigned and contracted to write articles that jeopardized prosecutions
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Washington
Foogeralt
Thia
Germany
New York
Army
Navy
Tarror
Leon G. Turrou
Apy
Moody Waves Through Wimbledon Real Test in Singles
Wimbledon shifted from party mood to hard tennis as Helen Wills Moody advanced toward a real challenge, meeting Mrs. Bobbie Haine Miller of South Africa in the first real crisis. Budge set to face Ronald Shayss as Americans dominate. Moody beat Mrs. P. F. Glover 8-4 7-5, while Bundy and Palfrey Fabian won, and Anderson stumbled in a busy day of singles and doubles.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
Bobbie Haine- Miller
South Africa
Don Budge
Ronald Shayss
Moody
P. F. Glover
England
United States
Dun and Bradstreet review of business week overview
New York June 34 reports from Dun and Bradstreet show distribution centers averaged 2 percent above last week for the nation, yet 12 to 22 percent below the 1947 week. Wholesale buying held steady from a week prior and was 10 to 22 percent under last year. Weather, promotions, and emergency clearances boosted retailers’ totals in sportswear and related goods, while agricultural district optimism did not translate into more fall orders.
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Synocy
Roosevelt Rejects Bigger Battleships For Now
President Roosevelt ruled against immediate construction of battleships larger than 35,000 tons. Amid reports Japan plans super-warships, the administration approved rebuilding four ships of 5,000 tons under the 1924 London treaty limit.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Japan
United States
Louis Offered Fight in England with Tommy Farr
New York reports promoter Mike Jacobs plans a September bout for heavyweight champion Joe Louis with Max Baer possibly in New York or Wembley. Armand Vincent in London bids $200,000 or 40 percent of the gate for a Farr clash, while Schmeling recovers from a back injury and Jacobs nears Baer promotion.
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Max Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Max Baer
Ancl Hoffman
Baer
Jacobs
San Francisco
Ane
London
Louss
Tommy Farr
Armand ‘Vincent
Montreal
Armand
Wembley Stadium
Mike
Louis
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Pompoon Favored In Brooklyn Handicap At Aqueduct
New York June 24 Pompoon J W Levebheim s 4 year old seeks another test of form in the 20000 Brooklyn handicap at Aqueduct over a mile with nine rivals including Stagehand and Chief. Pompoon carries 128 pounds and is the 8 to 1 favorite after a string of fast performances including a Suburban loss by a nose and a record time in the Disto handicap. Main Man faces a heavy handicap in Detroit s Frontier handicap while Memory Book runs at Delaware Park in Diamond State and Polly Drummond Stakes. Fox Defeats Lenhart in Spokane third round knockout over Lenhart after a first round stoppage.
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Pompey
Maxwell Howard
Chief
Stagehand
Bedir
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J. B. Respress
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Delaware Park
Fox
Lenhart
Spokane
Wash
Tiger Jack Fox
Spokanenegra
Fred Lenhart
St. Paul
Legion Drum Corps and Drill Teams Compete For State Honors
The annual American Legion contest at the Helena high school field drew teams from Roundup Butte Great Falls Billings Bozeman Livingston and Helena Junior Auxiliary. Roundup won the drum corps title with 97.8 points followed by Butte 07.2 Great Falls 93.6 and Bozeman 92.7. Billings Auxiliary led drill teams with 7.4 points, Butte second at 99. The event opened after a floodlight dedication and featured a pageant with 900 spectators. Judges included Capt. C. B Pruner Bozeman Capt. John Feehter Bozeman and Maj. T A Reiner Helena.
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Great Falls
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Livingston
Helena High School
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John Feehter
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Harry H. Hartz
Helena
Willian F. Schimpf
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Clark Post No 2
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Dick Tobin
Lions Club
Melvin Magnuson
Wo W_. Wahl
Alec Cunningham
Rotary Club
Harry Hennessy
George Davis
Ray Shannon
Riwanis Club
Harold Greer
Helena Recreation Council
W. V. Roth
Henry Flake
Loren Foot
Matt Staff
Chamber of Commerce
Herb Kibler
MacDonald
Lewis and Clark Post No. 2
Roger Smith
Hutte
Ohe
Police recover diamonds stolen from car in Great Falls
Three diamonds valued at 1506 and other items from the F Keenan car were recovered. Albert Beckstint, 21, of Black Eagle, was arrested in connection with the theft. Beckerini confessed to theft and sale of the goods. the $800 diamond was sold in Helena and recovered. Beckerini had prior minor trouble and a federal record noted past arrests for vagrancy and theft. The investigation was led by Clarke Grady with Detective Dell Warner.
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Albert Beckstint
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Clarke Grady
Dell Warner
Beckerini
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Syracuse
N. Y
Roseville
Cail
Mountain hike tragedy as two Albuquerque climbers go missing
Richard Whitmer, 20, found dead in the Sandia mountains near Albuquerque after a hike with companion Medi McCormick, who is still missing. Governor Tingey and Adjutant General Charlton led the search amid rugged terrain, while McCormick's mother Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms awaited word. Whitmer, son of the late T. E Whitmer, left with McCormick for a hike when they failed to return, triggering a night-long rescue operation.
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Young Whitmer
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U. & Forest Service
Yellowstone Park Fishing Opens July 1 as Rivers Begin
Yellowstone National Park will officially open fishing July 1 after water releases from Fishing Bridge to the canyon introduce access. While many lakes have been open since May 22, high muddy water limited success except at Yellowstone Lake. Anglers may fish Grebe Lake later in the season, with August 20 closing rules noted.
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Yellowstone National Park
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Deer Lodge Girl Is New Rainbow Chief
Great Falls June 24. Joan Middleton of Deer Lodge was elected grand worthy advisor of the Montane Order of Rainbow Girls and Butte named the 1939 grand assembly city at the closing sessions of the annual assembly. Other grand officers elected include Ethel Gibbs of Billings associate adviser Betty Shethamer of Hamilton charity Jane Simmons of Red Lodge hone Marjorie Decker of Dillon faith Mable Thurber of Harlem recorder and Lenore Martin of Libby treasurer.
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Joan Middleton
Deer Lodge
Order of Rainbow Girls
Butte
Cloning
Ethel Gibbs
Billings
Betty Shelthamer
Hamilton
Charity
Jane Simmons
Red Lodge
Marjorie Decker
Dillon
Faith
Mable Thurber
Harlem
Lenore Martin
Libby
Syracuse Newark Run in International League Tilt
In a chaotic International League summary Syracuse Newark posted 3 and 18 innings, while Rochester surged to 10, Buffalo managed 1 in 10 innings, and Baltimore defeated Jersey City 7 to 4, with Montreal 2. The garbled note oddly mentions an Irish potato and peanut-Bee link.
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Buffalo
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Tarents
Farwell to Arms at Rio Sunday
Gary Cooper and Limon Hayes star in the film version of Ernest Hemingway’s Farewell to Arms at the Rio Theater. The wartime romance follows an English nurse and an American soldier on the Italian front with Adolphe Menjou as Rinaldi and a strong supporting cast.
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Gary Cooper
Limon Hayes
Pare
Ernest Hemingway
Haletia
Rio
Telah
Adolphe Menjoute
Rinald
Cooper
Gilbert Emory
Jack LaRue
Henry Armetta
Nonferrous metals prices lifted again in New York
Prices for lead, zinc, copper and steel scrap rose amid strong demand at home and abroad. American Smelting and Refining boosted lead by 3 cents per pound on a 4c base, zinc reached 44.0 cents, scrap copper gained 0.5 cents, and export copper climbed with good volume sales at 35 dollars a ton locally. Copper futures rose as dealers lifted No 1 heavy melting steel scrap to 1250 dollars per ton, a new high in the current rally. George James Short Broomball, 82, wheat expert, died.
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Dow Jones and Company
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