Martin charges President with being dictator in 1930s rally
Philadelphia June 26 Rep Joseph W Martin of Massachusetts accused the Roosevelt administration of drifting toward one man rule. As permanent chairman of the Republican national convention he urged rallying patriots to halt what he called a march toward governmental absolutism both at home and abroad. He argued the New Deal failed, warned against war or crushing debt, and pressed for a strong, peaceful America with a robust defense.
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Philadelphia
Joseph W. Martin
Mascachusetla
Roosevelt
Howard
America
State Federation of Labor Opens 43rd Convention
Several hundred delegates from unions across the state gathered in Muen City for the opening session of the 43rd annual convention of the Montana State Federation of Labor. Carl H Beliodler of the U S Department of Labor spoke for Secretary Perkins on collective bargaining, James D Graham of Helena reviewed the year, and Secretary of State Sam Mitchell backed a measure to fund $600,000 for Warm Springs state hospital buildings.
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Muen City
Sfontana State Paternation of Labor
Carl H., Beliodler
U. S. Department of Labor
Conciliation Service
Perkins
James D. Graham
Helena
Farternilan
Sam Mitche
Warm Springs
Warmest June day in years across Montana region
Citizens endured a record warm day with temperatures rising to 92 in Havre and Broadus and 91 in Billings Livingston Drake and Missoula. Fort Peck Great Falls and Miles City at 90s as the state saw little to no measurable precipitation and heat topped previous records.
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Helens
Yar
Mercury
Indiana
Treasure State
Bilin Kallapell
Livingston
Drake
Missoula
Dano beet growers urge expansion of domestic quotas
Boise Idaho June 25. Sugar beet growers and manufacturers urged expansion of the domestic sugar industry to reach self sufficiency and to reduce offshore quotas. Representatives spoke with Governor V A Ratterfeen and state agriculture commissioner B N Pettygrove. Pettygrove said a prosperous Western agriculture supports industrial markets and emphasized self sufficiency in the program.
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Boise
Idaho
V. A. Ratterfeen
B. N. Pettygrove
Pettygrove
West
EPA Leader Speaks At Glacier Park Session
Glacier Park June 26 A regional convention of the Business and Professional Women's clubs heard Loulke Franklin Bache of New York City urge women and citizens to form intelligent fair opinions as public opinion drives democracy. Miss Bache led the session with Dr Edythe P Hershey of Helena advising delegates to keep fit to serve well. California delegates attend luncheon as the 1941 convention in California nears. Dr Minnie R J Maffett of Dallas earned a new title Beautiful Mountain Woman as she was welcomed into the Blackfeet and Han tribe with campfire rites on Lake Josephine. Miles City dispute ends after 26 hours when a dine-in lot of restaurants and shops reopen following a union local and picketer clash.
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Glacier Park
United States
Loulke Franklin Bache
New York City
Bueluocs
Misa Bache
Foundation
Edythe P. Hershey
Halena
B.P.W. Health Committee
Minnie R. J. Maffett
Dallas
Texas
Federation
Lake Josephing
D A V Commander to Visit Helena for Inspection and Banquet
National DAV commander Lewie J. Murphy will visit Helena today. He will inspect Morte Harrison veterans hospital and speak at a 6 20 PM banquet at Eddy's cafe. Local officers plan a reception at the Placer hotel with committee members including John W. Mahan Howard A Jolson and others.
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Postal
Northwest
Lewie J. Murphy
Disabled American Veterana
Helena Post
Morty Harrison Veterans’ Hospital
Eddy
D.A
Carl Cross
Lewis and Clark Post No. 3
L. In
Benene
Atda
Murray
Placer Hotel
John W. Mahan
Montana
DAV
Howard A. Jolson
State Supreme Court
J. Ward
Montana Ladies of the Grand Army names state chiefs
Rulings June 20 report Mac Tadiges of Alberton elected president at a joint encampment with the United Spanish American War Veterans and Mixillary. Montana entrants bid for the 1041 conventions while officers include Cora Martin Lewistown and Bensta Dennis Derr Todee. United States volunteer cavalry held its first reunion in 42 years with Grigsby’s Rough Riders, electing Robert Leuvens and Tee 2 Stoddard to head the group. Georges A Eberky of Lincoln Neb was initiated into the Grow Indian tribe with Crow leaders conducting the ceremony.
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Mac Tadiges
Alberton
Montana
Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish American War
Vetarana
Mixillary
Missouli
Roundup
Dtissoula
Tonnie Copple
Absarokee
Chaminin
Betty Granovic
Matorlan
United States Volunteer Cavalry
Grigsuy's
Rough Rideta
Robert Leuvens
Tee 2
Stoddard
Georges A. Eber
Mother Accidentally Killed by Young Son in Donner
Bailey Cola Jann 20.-- A Donner mother was shot and killed by a .22 rifle fired accidentally by her 14-year-old son. Deputy Sheriff Frey Heian said the incident occurred when Hughes Morris, thinking the rifle unloaded, pulled the trigger as Mrs. George Morris rested at a mountain cabin. The fatal shot struck her to the right but. She died within minutes.
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Kughen
Holset
WPA Workers Must Affirm Allegiance to the United States
The Petal dispatch notes WPA workers must sign an affidavit by July 1 affirming U S citizenship and pledging no communism or advocacy against the government. Administrators warn noncompliant employers will be dismissed, while airline affidavit calls and state WPA actions are reported amid broader federal efforts. The American Red Cross plans national aquatic schools this summer to teach water safety and rescue techniques.
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Petal
Colorado's
W.F.A
United States
W.P.A
Atmroh
TAIR
Colorado
W.psay
Helen Wallet h heads state Rainbow Order in Montana
Helen Wilach of Grendiva was elected grand worthy advisor of the Montana Grand Assembly, Order of Rainbow, at the annual meeting in Glasgow. Delegates toured Fort Peck dam area. New officers include Desociate advisor Dora Mae Btorem of Forsyth and grand officers from multiple towns.
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Glasgow
Helen Wilach
Grendiva
Montana Grand Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Fort Peck Dam
Missouri River
Hern Plumb
Hardin
Della Mae Doak
Twin Bridges
Grand Faith
Doria McAdam
Dillon
Barbara Mellbiom
Havre
Elinore Hollier
Bozeman
Patsy Ann Schaeffer
Lewistown
Joyce Lindeberg
Miles City
Inva
Gloria Mortenson
Libby
Rosemary Reynolde
Harmilton
Nature
Carol Gilbert
Three Forks
Immorisitty
Duane Austin
Great Falls
Fieldly
Jean Early
Red Lodge
Patriotam
Helen Bock
Sidney
Service
Betty Jane Schulke
Whitehall
Confidential Observer
Carol Marchion
Asia
Condu
Outer Observer
Carol Joy Bruggeman
Baker
Botty Ann Slas
Chinook Musictony
Mrs. Marshall Anderson of Hamilton Dies
Mrs Marshall Anderson 46 wife of the Rayall county clerk of court died today from complications after an operation. Survived by husband two sons Ben and Hubert of Hamilton and four daughters. She was past matron of Leona chapter Eastern Star and active in community work.
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Hamilton
Marshall Anderson
Rayallt County
Ben
Hubert
Marshall
Leona Chapter
The
Eastern Star
New French Line To Be Formed in Africa Reported
An informed source reports a new French line forming in North Africa and through Egypt to Syria as resistance to Germany and Italy. The mobile army trained by General Weygand in ByrlE would become the nucleus of resistance in the colonies under his successor General Mittelhaueor.
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Joruasiom
North Africa
Egypt
Bod Valestine
Syria
Resuat Sance
Germany
Italy
Thin Mource
Maxime Weygand
Byrle
Weygand
Eugene Mittelhaueor
One Dead and Another Fatally Injured in Shelby Crash
Hayes June 26 A Havre man died instantly and Jack Blake a Havre nightclub operator was fatally injured in a car crash near Shelby. Passengers Pontusa and Blake rode with John Dowans of Havre when their car collided with another driven by James Gregory of Detroit. Dowans uninjured. Doctors hold little hope for Blake.
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Shelby
Montana Supreme Court Reverses Lower Court Rulings
The Montana Supreme Court reversed a Glacier County district court decision discharging a writ of attachment in G. G. Kipp vs Phil Paul and reversed a Teton County district court ruling in Mary B. Thompson et al. estate of Z. Brokaw versus Lincoln National Life Insurance Company. Justices Lett Erickson and Claude F Morrie authored the opinions.
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Montana
Soprane
Glacier County District Court
G. G. Kipp
Phil Paul
Kipp
Louise Paul
Burely
Pritt
Nied
Teton County Alstrict
Mary B. Thompson
B. Casket
Z. Brokaw
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Thyrasa
Titaticee
Lett Erickson
Cahan
Claude F. Morrie
Minor thefts reported to Helena police yesterday
Two minor thefts were reported to the Helena police yesterday, both apparently occurring Monday night. A dark colored fountain pen and ink tank were taken from the counter at the Koappa service station. M B Fisher, who lives at the Montana club, said someone stole a freight off his car parked in Hale Square.
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Helena Pollee
Koapp Aervica Atation
M. B. Fisher
Montana Club
Hale Square
Whelan Leads North Dakota Senate Primary Vote Count
Fargo North Dakota June 28 State Senator Thomas Whelan leads the Republican U S Senate race with 3471 votes in 112 of 2357 precincts. Lynn J. Frazier has 3104 and William Langer 2743 as early returns come in from the North Dakota primary.
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Fargo
Thomas Whelan
U. S
Lynn J. Frazier
William Langer
North Dakota
Whelan
Frasier
Langer
Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses and Births Reported
Erick Hixon and Minels Haton, both of Geyner, Cltford Luther Paul Obrisan and Densa Clark Ireland of Great Falle, announce births yesterday at St. Peters hospital. Mr and Mrs Huntley Child Harrison are parents of a son born yesterday at St. John's hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Milas of 1239 Lewis are parents of a son born yesterday at St. John's hospital. Mr and Mrs A W O'Donnell of 1100K Brockenridge are parents of a son born yesterday at St. John's hospital. Mr and Mrs Fred Hosfalat of Boulder are parents of a daughter born yesterday at St. John's hospital.
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Erick Hi
Minels Haton
Geyner
Cltford
Luther Paul Obrisdan
Densa Clark
Ireland
Great Falle
Huntley Child
Tof ‘Harrison
Pélec
Hoemital
Chares Milas
Lewis
St. John’s Hospital
Mya
A. W. O'Donnell
Brockenridge
St. John's Hospital
Fred Hosfalat
Boulder
Headache for two youths after trip to Helena
In Great Falls Ray Wealven and Bert Monger drove toward Helena when a tire blew twelve miles from Wolf Creek. They walked twelve miles back to Wolf Creek to fetch a spare, then returned to find their camp robbed of twenty dollars and a Winchester pump.
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Ray Wealven
Bert Monger
Great Falls
Helena
Milan
Wolf
Wolf Crash
Thelrene
Atolen
Eagh
Thor Tohanno
New Regulations on Aliens Announced by Bureau
G M Gates, in charge at Helena immigration office, announced that from July 1 aliens entering the United States must carry a government issued passport and be vouched by an American consul. Returning residents must hold a reentry permit or identification proving legal US residence. U.S. citizens are exempt. A stray sentence mentions a magnetic alloy with nickel iron cobalt and slumscum capable of lifting 4,600 times its weight.
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United States
G. M. Gates
Helena
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service
Gates
YMCA lifeguard trainees announced for safety program
Bim Muanmers, physical director of the Helpna YMCA, announced that 24 boys and girls passed swim tests and will enter the shark yellowene this week. The group includes boys Charles Bradham, Geof Brazier, Pete Brazier, Joe Buley, Bob Pompey, Paul Gerard, Bob Hawking, Charles Little, Joe Mazurantch, Howard Feteman, Warren Stone and Bob Young, with practice on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 11 p.m. Girls advancing are Doris Benson, Mary Joy Bowden, Betty Bringos, Betty Fry, Mary Laurse Fulton, Vivian Helser, Barbara MacDou xail, Mary Lou MacDonald, Barbere Sanford, Hetty Sanford and Helen Brutsch, with practice Thursday afternoons at 4 o'clock.
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Bim Muanmers
Helpna ¥.M.C.A
Gitta
Muanmery
Y.M.C.A
Charles Bradham
Geof Brazier
Pete Brazier
Joe Buley
Bob Pmpey
Paul Gerard
Bob Hawking
Charles Little
Joe Mazurantch
Howard Feteman
Warren Stone
Bob Young
Clawson
Gtrla
Abark Clare
Doris Benson
Mary Joy Bowden
Betty Bringos
Betty Fry
Mary ‘Laurse Fulton
Vivian Helser
Barbara MacDouxail
Mary Lou MacDonald
Barbere Sanford
Hetty Sanford
Helen Brutsch
The
Knox Nominated as Florist's Director
Lou Kno of Yelena has been nominated for regional director of the Florist Telegraph Delivery association for the northwestern region. Fifteen national directors will be seated at the national convention. The region includes Montana Idaho Washington Oregon northern Wyoming Alberta and British Columbia.
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Lou Kno
Yelena
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