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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1939
Page
4
The report says the spring wheat condition favors a U S crop of 246 to 270 million bushels, with winter wheat around 23 million. Total U S production may be just under 523 million bushels, below last year’s 657 million and under the 1928 37 average of 560 million. Spring wheat may reach 145 to 170 million bushels versus 244 last year.
Washington June 45 The Irractury disclosed that larger banks of the Federal Reserve System owned 52 percent of the marketable securities guaranteed by the treasury. At the end of March the treasury reported 5 409 900 000 of guest funds outstanding of which 3 087 000 000 were in the private market. Of the latter the Treasury earned 256 990 000. The rest showed direct debt placed in Bavcinment tral accounts. Of the total in the private market 6 percent or 1314 600 000 was held by banks. Red Lodge Min 26 A The Death Keindental Srusan for research work inhoited Lon ge region will Hogi off tcially July 1 with headquarters at Princeton camp four miles north of Red Lodge.
A June report outlines a research party led by Dr. William Gouverneur of New York seeking a sacred cave of Navajo gods in the northwest hinterland near Hock Rock, Arts. The expedition includes Indian trader Noman Hubbell and other specialists to examine cave paintings and possibly fossil remnants while exploring a region where scientists note dinosaur remains further west.
Mila Dean the Seleva Boy Scout Commissioner announced the opening of the Jefffrman Boy Scout camp near Neinart for a three week session. Improvements include heating adjustments for hot water, sanitation upgrades, and new tents and cots. Skills sessions cover ax throwing archery bullwhip swimming and other activities with staff and directors noted.
Weather reports note moisture and coolness impacting potato crops. Visitors examine fields across regions, finding one positive sign but warning farmers to take early action. Officials discuss potential subsidies or payments to aid spraying and crop protection efforts.
Reports from the eastern Andes say continuing earthquakes damaged shacks in Pamacanchis and Chuquicatuana, killing about 1% and injuring 40. The quake's violence was confined to a small zone, with medical aid dispatched and officials sending teams for assessment and rescue.
Turbulent politics surround Leche’s resignation as Gov. Long tightens control amid irregularities at the university. Auditors show more than 15 million in questionable spending, with reform calls and aid delayed as leaders confer with New Orleans officials and the governor contends with a widening scandal. An accident report cites a hit on Rodney Street with no injuries.
Wanhurglom June 26 reports the TWV.A. conference collapsed, with Norris of Nebraska noting no chance for legislation authorizing 28,000,000 for public purchase of the Tennessee Kleshic Power Co. The Senate agreed to a 100,000,000 bond plan, while the House cut to 60,000,000 and narrowed TVA operations to 150 miles from plants. Norris pushes a restrictive amendment. Rep. May warns Tennessee, Kentucky reach. Willkie predicts a way to pass despite conflict.
City women participate in Jubilee Spirit events at the Metlaw theater with proceeds aiding the Diamond Janea fund. Button and pin sales fund the Last Chance Gulch Mining Association and Jubilee celebration efforts. Tickets sold for 31 each with proceeds benefiting the community fund.
Washington announces the appointment of 35 first lieutenants and 64 second lieutenants to the regular army effective July 1. The notice lists James Wellington of Whitefish, Montana, among those receiving commissions.
Fragmented report shows talks ongoing over the Japanese blockade dispute amid Allied and German commentary. London and Tianjin discuss peace prospects as Japan weighs strategic moves, with hints of possible mediation and mobilization changes affecting August manpower.
A Detroit inmate confessed to fatally shooting a prominent oil executive near Grand River Road. He detailed placing the body in a roadside ditch after the crime. Authorities tied the suspect to a motive involving money and a prior relationship with the victim’s companion.
Yellowstone Mark Jutta 26 and Waller Manule 27, Red Lodge, were injured when their motorcycle struck a bear on Dunraven Pass last night. They were taken to the hospital with Manule in serious condition and Mark Jutta listed as critical but stable after the crash.
New York report describes Buckner and a promoter on trial for mail fraud and conspiracy. Buckner claims he hosted government officials and others at cocktail events to gain favorable legislation and aid bondholders in redeeming Philippine railway company securities. Defense questions his motives and the extent of his influence.
A flood of social notes records names at the Harvey yesterday including Wenneth Mantera Molanil Thomna Billings and many others attending events. Individuals from Billings Great Falls Aozeman and Galen join a roster of guests plus a party visiting the North ern THON area for a tour with stops in Seville Tyash and San Freachare.
Bozeman Road will be the first ten to come under the zoning law as officials review Montana highways across locales. Patrol Chief departs for inspection tour to Great Falls and other points, noting a new speed limit of 45 mph for trucks over two tons.
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