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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1932
Page
5
Fragmented report details a Montana weather update and a jumble of local names, places, and notices. It references plans, officials, and upcoming events with uncertain dates and unclear actions, creating a rough snapshot of a civic page.
The report notes former Mexican president Calles was allowed to visit his wife Sonora Leonor Flew cate Caites on Friday while his condition from brain tumor removal gradually improved.
The article outlines changes under the 1992 Revenue Act affecting personal exemptions, standard deductions, and tax rates. It notes a reduced personal exemption for individuals, adjustments to dependent exemptions, and changes impacting single and married filers including new tax brackets and standard deduction rules. The report references implications for households and mentions ongoing discussions among financial and political figures.
Personal notices list Misagueh Wo Yount and TOW Vacknes of Neaver connected to Auitt & Co, with coroner James Tin traveling to Spahone for a meeting. Other names include Carter county figures, Helena trip participants for a Ralph tournament, and a long roster of residents from Miles City and nearby places. Also includes expressions of gratitude for support after a death, and a meteor report noting high altitude meteors and wind directions.
Senator Walsh denounces the two thirds rule used in nominations as a costly practice that pushes party nerves near the edge of a presidential election. Owen argues past conventions lacked binding force on current rules, urging repudiation. The discussion notes minority influence and the need for a rules committee. the minority vote is deemed crucial to prevent fearsome mood swings.
Two naval aviators reported missing since 2:00 am Saturday were forced to land near Montezuma Mexico after their plane malfunctioned. Authorities in San Diego were notified as the pair, identified as Frank M. Nichols and Edward Ave, were located by a passing group of travelers en route from San Diego to Uneipton Roads.
Minnesota and North Dakota farmers tour Northern Pacific stockyards in Montana. They praise range conditions and cattle handling, with interest in purchasing 30 000 feeder lambs. Leaders include La A Campbell and A J Deater guiding stops from Billings to Missoula and Helena.
An advertisement for courses by Blaht War san and Cosmin Ray Wester Foot on breathing, nutrition, and mental training using Cosmic Ray methods. Includes Friday and Saturday sessions, July 3, and promises health, beauty, and personality enhancement. Mentions instructors from India and America and claims a path to inner power.
Helena police blotter reports one new booking by midnight as the county jail and sheriff's office quieted. Despite a golf tournament, ball game, and driving crowds, no traffic accidents, births, or deaths were recorded, and undertaker business lagged in a peaceful Sunday across Montana.
Fort Harrison union Local No. 449 hosted its first total picnic and dance at Alhambra Hot Springs with Helena Local No. 12 guests. Over 500 attendees enjoyed games, races, and prizes led by Archia Brownlow and Ottilia K. Ashton.
A massive procession centers O Connell Bridge led by cavalry and a canopy covered sacrament. Some 260000 men and clergy march in the line with cardinals ministers archbishops bishops and state officials including President Eamon de Valera and the Irish senate.
Pope Pius XII blessed the Eucharistic congress in Dublin with a formal benediction. He spoke of unity and peace among peoples, and offered heartfelt congratulations to the Irish church and nation, invoking Mary and Saint Patrick in blessing the gathering.
Prominent Fraternal Order of Eagles members from Helena and Missoula gathered in Missoula Saturday to dedicate the rebuilt Eagles lodge. Lester H. Loble led the program with a dedication speech as 2,500 attendees packed the hall. A tabloid minstrel show followed with Missoula women performing, and the night closed with dancing to the Eagles orchestra. Washington J McCormick served as master of ceremonies with remarks from state officers J J Brett John Rowe A G Fitzpatrick and A B Cohen. The event marked the largest attendance yet for an Eagles gathering in Missoula.
Frederick William Nelson 14 of Great Falls died after his steel fishing pole touched a high tension wire at a Holter Dam camp where he was staying with a Boy Scout troop. Attending were his parents Mr and Mrs Jefeypert Nelson and four brothers Earl Herbert Kenneth and Keith. The death was reported to Morrill chapel and Dr James Finn, with arrangements for transport to Great Falls. Survived by grandparents and other family members, Nelson had been active in Boy Scouts and junior high school activities.
A damaged fragment invokes the almighty and the Father Son and Holy Spirit, praying for divine blessing upon Ireland and its people with a pledge to remain with them always. The odd phrasing suggests a liturgical or devotional source.
Helena city commission to discuss a one hour parking ordinance for Fuller avenue between Sixth and Linn at 10 o clock. City Attorney Haymond T Nagle is expected to present the measure. Congestion has troubled authorities for months and prior downtown streets already have one hour limits. A previous drivers license ordinance yielded about $7000 in a year. Discussed will be how to handle drivers from out of town and out of state visitors.
Democratic candidate Roy Veach reports strong support across eastern Montana including Lewistown Miles City Billings Great Falls and Harlowton while planning to attend the Livingston rodeo during the Independence Day celebration.
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