Officials To Attend Great Plains Grasslands Conference
The state board of examiners approved trips for two state officials to the Great Plains Grass Lands conference in Manden North Dakota from June 26 to 28. Participants are H. R. E. Bodley Bozeman state leader of county agents and B. P. Orcutt Livestock specialist for the state extension service at Bozeman. The final week of the conference focuses on range management activities.
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Grass
State Board of Examiners
Manden
N. D
HR. E. Bodley
Bozeman
B. P. Orcutt
Spain Likely to Join German Drive Against Russia
Demonstrations across Spanish cities supported the Axis attack on the Soviet Union. In Madrid thousands, led by falangists, cried death to communism and urged enlisting volunteers to fight Russia. Spanish cabinet weighed letting volunteers join the war while diplomatic missions reinforced security.
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Spain
Germany
Madrid
Russia
Moscow
Albacete
Barcelona
Valencia
Ramon Serrano Suner
Soviet Union
United States
Alexander W. Wendell
Generalissima
Francisco Franco
Germany Considered Token Expeditionary Force
Hints arise that a token expeditionary unit may be dispatched to reinforce Germany in the ongoing offensive arrangement. The report notes speculation on potential Allied or allied-aligned actions and the strategic impact of any such move.
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Germany
Non-Residents Entitled to Same Court Protections
The Montana Supreme Court ruled 4 to 1 that nonresidents may file suits via the secretary of state, extending this privilege to plaintiffs. The cases arose from a highway crash near Bozeman involving four youths hired by HB Gallagher of Bremerton to drive new cars from Bremerton to Chicago. Justice Johnson wrote the majority. Justice Morris dissented, questioning agency proof of the defendant’s car operation at the time.
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Montana Systems Court
Gallatin County
Bozeman
HB. H. Gallagher
Smith’ Oldsmobile Company
Bremerton
Wash
Washington
Secretary of State’s
CG. ¥. Morris
Dolan Brothers Bid On Surfacing Helena Runways
Dolan Brothers, a Montana construction firm, submitted the lowest bid to surface Helena airport runways. City Engineer A. K. Richardson said no contract yet awarded as bids ranged from 35,000 to 38,000 dollars, below the engineer's estimate. The project calls for blacktop surfacing on two wide strips about 4,000 feet long.
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Dolan Brothers
Montana
Helena
A. K. Richardson
Kalispell Firm Wins Bid For State Laundry Building
The Kalispell staff board of examiners awarded the contract to Graham and Son Construction Co. for a laundry building at the state soldiers' home in Columbia Falls. Graham bid $5,084, versus Kirkpatrick Brothers at $4,525. The project was funded by a $5,000 appropriation from the 1141 legislative assembly.
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State Soldiers’ Home
Columbia
Falls
Graham and Son Construction Company
Kalispell
Graham Company
Kirkpatrick Brothers
Legislative Assembly
Liquor Insurance Action Staged in Montana Board Meeting
The Montana insurance board again postponed deciding on insuring the state liquor warehouse contents. They said complete information on the proposal had not been provided and no action will occur until required data is compiled. The warehouse contents are insured for 380,000 and the policy expires soon.
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Montana Insurance Board
Kruse Attends Dakota Meeting On Wheat Storage
Albert I. Kruse, state agriculture commissioner, travels to Bismarck to join a governor called conference on wheat storage problems. The forecast of a bumper crop worsens storage strain. Kruse had asked Montana farmers to provide home storage, while railroads warned they cannot handle shipments without loading facilities at destination.
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Albert I. Kruse
Yeaterday
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Kruse
Montana
Krulas
Cobb and Ruth Duel in Final Practice Round
Ty Cobb led in a tightly contested practice ahead of tomorrow's 18 hole left handed grudge match at Commonwealth Country club in Franklin New Hampshire. Ruth posted eight better than Cobb yesterday and Cobb finished his round with a 78 after a 41 37 back nine. The event benefits the Golden Rule farm Boystown, with executives Mel Merritt John Corcoran and Russ Hale present.
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Newton
Mess
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
George
Herman Ruth
Diamond Immortal
Commonwealth Country Club
Cobb
Ruth
Georgia Peach
Mel Merritt
John Corcoran
Massachusetts Golf Association
Breens
Russ Hale
Commonwealth
Golden Rule Farm
New England
Boystown
Franklin
N.H
Billy Conn to Enter Movies and Be a Gentleman
New York reports Billy Conn returned to the city determined to become a movie actor and a gentleman at once. He aims to wed Mary Louie Smith despite her father James L. Smith’s objections, and to sign for a motion picture version of Octavus Roy Cohen’s story Kid Tinsel with a $20,000 payout for the boxer hero role.
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New York
Billy Conn
Billy
James L. Smith
Mary ‘Louie
Smith
Pittsburgh
Octavus Roy Cohen
Kid Tinsel” Conn
Five Rulings by Montana Legal Chief
Attorney General John W. Bonner ruled that Filipinos may buy alien fishing hunting and trapping licenses. He stated the Filipino is neither citizen nor alien, so denying licenses is wrong. The opinion covers deputy salaries under revised codes and local appointment rules for deputy sheriffs to inspect cattle hides. It also allows medical examiners board to not charge reregistration fees for physicians and surgeons.
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John W. Bonner
Mc.Farland
Ronner
Montana
Homer Hoover
McCone
Board of Medical Examiners
W. W. Lessley
Gallatin
Otto G. Klein
Helena
Stafs Board of Medical Examiners
Washington Favored To Win Regatta
Washington Huskies emerge as even money favorites to win the four mile varsity race at the 44th annual intercollegiate regatta. Odds list California Missoula Cornell Syracuse Columbia Princeton Rutgers Wisconsin and Massachusetts Tech among contenders as participants converge on the event. A separate note mentions a detachment mobilization and cork oak seedling distribution related to a separate Northern Pacific land project.
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Poughkeepsie
Washington
Rengy Huskies
Columber
Princeton
Rutgers
Winespeace
Vic
Massachusetts Tech
Mort Mis
Wisconsin
Soula
California Agricultural and For
Northern Pacific
Ellis Island
N. Y
Try
Permits Cancelled By Rail Board For Nonpayment Fees
The Montana railroad and public service commission ordered cancellation of12 M. E. C. permits from carriers in interstate and intrastate commerce. Reasons cited include unpaid gross operating revenue fees and expired or cancelled insurance. Most operators were contract haulers serving Red Lodge Glendive Wolf Point Columbus Billings Butte Scobey with two out of state carriers from Wallace Idaho and Granger Washington. Frank Penland of Liberty Cab must show cause July 7 for permit cancellation due to service discontinuation. Transfer of an M. H. C. permit from Joe McKelvey Helena to Wilbur Frynte for taxi service was approved.
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Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission
Austin B. Middleton
Horace F. Casey
Paul T. Smith
Red Lodge
Glendive
Wolf Point
Columbus
Billings
Butte
Scobey
Montana
Wallace
Idaho
Granger
Wash
Frank Penland
Liberty Cab
Helena
Liberty Company
Joe McKelvey
Wilbur Frynte
Pro America leaders meet at Yellowstone for state talks
Mrs. E. G. Toomey, state president, attends Pro America board meetings at Old Faithful Inn Yellowstone park today and tomorrow. Guest speaker Ruth Comfort Mitchell, famed author, will address members tomorrow with Mary Dillon of Brooklyn Gas and Electric and Mrs. Harry Carpenter of Billings presiding.
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E. G. Toomey
Pro America National Board
Old Faithful Inn
Yellowstone Park
Ruth Comfort Mitchell
Pro America
Mary Dillon
Brooklyn Gas and Electric Company
Harry Carpenter
Billings
July 1 Set as New Registration Date in MT
Gov. Sem Ford proclaimed July 1 as the second draft registration date in Montana. All men who reach 21 before midnight on that day must register with local draft boards. State director B. M. Birely said only 16 questions will be used and registration can generally be completed in about five minutes.
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Gov. Sem
Ford
Montana
B. M. Birely
Selective Service
President Approves British Appeal For Technical Men
President Roosevelt endorsed Britains request for American civilian technicians to service war equipment and warned that Americans may enlist in British or Chinese forces. Volunteers would join a non combat corps for three years, paid rates, and would not face military discipline. A separate nontitle boxing bout in Toronto saw Sammy Angott defeat Harry Hurst in ten rounds.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Britain
England
Nev
Ngland
Great Britain
Australian air raid halts French convoy in Syria
Canberra reports a Royal Australian Air Force squadron using American Tomahawk planes destroyed or damaged about 100 French motor vehicles of the Damascus front. Air Blipister J. Bic kwen announced that only three Australian planes were damaged in the operation.
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Canberra
Australia
Royal Australlan Air Force
J. Bickwen
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