Big Posse Is Still Searching for Elusive Outlaws
Two men sought in a Miles City auto theft and a kidnapping were identified as Alvin Brummaugh and Walter Weston. Sheriff Charles Allen said a Montana Sheriffs Association release shows an intensive, multi state manhunt spanning Montana Idaho and Washington. The outlaws reportedly stole three cars in Miles City ten days earlier and abducted a Warden at a Montana filling station before evading posses and triggering a chain of thefts and robberies across three states.
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Miles City
Charles Allen
Custer County
Montana Sheriffs Association
Alvin Ralph Brumbaugh
Walter Weston
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Mont
Maintenance Jobs Set for Letting in Gallatin Park Jefferson and Breadwater
State highway commission will open bids for three maintenance projects in Gallatin Park Jefferson and Broadwater counties. Howard W. Holmes, state highway engineer, said $41,900 is programmed for the work. The packages include a $9,000 quarry rock crushing job near Bozeman, $19,500 for 12 miles of reconstruction in Jefferson and Broadwater counties, and a $3,400 project on about four miles of road near Clyde Park and Wilson.
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Bidz
Gallatin
Park
Jefferson
Breadwater
State Highway Commission
Howard W. Holmes
Holmes
Bozeman
Broadwater
Park County
Clyde Park
Wilsal
War Front Reports From Europe and Med Sea Sinkings
Report from Raho shows Red planes machine-gunned a train near the Sovietized frontier. Turkish steamer Refah sunk in the Mediterranean with 160 lives lost out of 180 crew and passengers, possibly by an Italian submarine. Romanian capital under air attacks as Germany claims major air superiority.
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Raho
Hungary
Ankara
Turkey
Refah
Mediterranean
England
Palestine
Cyprus
Six British bombers downed near French coast raid
German news agency reports six of 25 British bombers with fighter escort shot down during a mid day raid on the French coast. London endured a brief air raid alarm with heavy gunfire but no damage or incursions reported.
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Berlin
D.N.B
London
Tour Draws Large Crowd at Helena Gardens
More than 40 people attended yesterday afternoon's garden tour in Helena led by E H Isaac of Bozeman, a former extension horticulturist with the county extension service conducting the event.
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Helena Gardens
County Extension Service
E. H., Isaac
Bozeman
Nazis Press Drive Into Russia Gains Reported
Nazi troops push into the Soviet Union with German spokesmen claiming deep penetrations remains uncertain as Berlin hails air superiority and land success. Reports note European supporters including Romania Slovakia and Finland aiding the eastern campaign while Sweden allows German forces to cross to Finland raising expectations of a decisive anti communist coalition.
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High Command
Berlin
Rumania
Slovakia
Finland
Germany
Italy
Japan
Sweden
Dean Is Reelected State Hospital Association Head
Milo F. Dean of Helena was reelected president of the Montana Hospital Association at the recent elections in Great Falls. Off icers elected include Sister Visitation Kalispell vice president. Harry C. Wheeler Great Falls treasurer. Marion G. Sehmitt Billings executive secretary. board members Sister Cornelius Helena W. H. Rex Butte Gertrude Buckles Billings Anna T. Beckwith Helena. W. W. Casper Helena spoke on lay members duties. Mrs. Edythe P. Hershey Helena explained the new maternity law. F L R. Veeder Helena discussed the Hospital Service Association of Montana.
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Milo F. Dean
Helena
Montana Hospital Association
Great Falla
Sister Visitation of
Kalispell
Harry C. Wheeler
Great Falls
Marion G. Sehmitt
Billings
Cornelius
W. H. Rex
Butte
Gertrude Buckles
Anna T. Beckwith
W. W. Casper
St. Peter’s Hospital
Edythe P. Hershey
State Maternal and Child Welfare Department
FL R. Veeder
Hospital Service Association of
Montana
Thomas Dunn Dies In Local Hotel
Thomas Dunn died yesterday in a local lodging house and his body lies at Herrmann and Company Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements are pending with speculation that he may have relatives in North Dakota or South Dakota.
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Thomas Dunn
Herrmann and Company Funeral Home
Mr. Dunn
North Dakota
South , Dakota
Eight Day Strike At Curtiss Wright Plant Near Gottmbus
A.F.L. Electrical Workers business agent A. M. Larson announced that an eight day strike by 154 electrical workers at the Curtiss Wright airplane factory under construction in Gottmbus Ohio will end tomorrow.
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Gottmbus
Ohio
Curtiss, Wright Airplane
Softball action highlights in local leagues last night
Smithers-Eddy blasted the Cut Bank Refiners 18 to 6 in class AA play as Waska Wright Clark and Kall led the winners. Unemployment compensation players staged a big night with an 18 to 12 result over the U.G.G. Contenders battled in a 14 to 11 Bug Chasers win while Elliston and Hast Tel 8fa split, and the Stoke Artists fell 14 to 11. In Brooklyn Martin and Fiorello fought to a draw in eight rounds at Fort Hamilton arena.
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Smithers-Eddy
Cut Bank
Sumner
Gut Bank
Waska
Wright
Clark and
Kall
National Youth Administration
U.G.G
SVN
Ene
Hillston
Hast Tel
Hargraves
Ellen Fetek
Serenar
Brisbin
Kelly
Elliston
B. Martello
Stoke
Champa and
Condon
Bug Chasers
Burgess and
Hatel
Carlson
Martello
Brooklyn
Terry Fiorello
George Martin
Boston
Tost
Fort Hamilton Arena
Interpreting The War Review of Nazi panzer tactics and stalled announcements
The piece argues Nazi claims of breakthroughs are inconsistent with stalled announcements. It notes German spokesmen favor broad statements while real panzer operations rely on fast motorized infantry to exploit gaps and strike from the rear. Examples cited include battles in France Belgium Dunkirk Greece and the Struma corridor.
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Moscow
Poland
Norway
France
Flanders
Balkans
Hey
Bulge
Meuse
Channel
Belgium
Dunkerque
Greece
Red Army
Lnes
Pripet Marshes
Pioneer Montana Miner Danterman Dies at 65
John Danterman, a longtime Alder Gulch placer miner and Montana Mason, died in Whitehall at age 65. He came to Montana in 1876 and worked near Virginia City. Funeral services will be held Saturday with burial at Alder. Surviving: his widow, two daughters Mrs. Arthur Donlan of Frenchtown and Mrs. W. J. Kennedy of Billings, a son Joseph J. Canterman of Cameron, and several grandchildren.
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Arthur Donlan
Frenchtown
W. J. Kennedy
Billings
Schram resigns as RFC chairman accepted by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt accepted Emil Schram's resignation as chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and praised his integrity vision and fidelity to the public interest. The letter, released en route to Hyde Park, wished him happiness and success in his new role as head of the New York Stock Exchange.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Emil Schram
Reconstruction Finance In Corporation
New York Stock Exchange
Schram
Britain Plans Large Military Mission to Russia Amid War
Britain considers a sizable military mission to Russia as unsettled questions linger between the two nations. The move reflects a broader strategic stance while potential Anglo Russian understandings are viewed as a wartime fighting arrangement only. Communist MP Hemant signaled support for government steps toward cooperation with the Soviet Union.
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Britain
William Gallagher
Par Hemant
Potash firm says no back to work yet in dispute
In Trona California on June 26 officials of the American Chemical Potash companysaid no return to work has been issued. R W Mumford the consulting engineer said negotiations with the union International union of Mine Mill Smelter workers continue. The union demands 1 to 1 50 an hour with a closed shop while the company has offered 78 cents to 1 20 an hour a union shop and a discrimination guarantee. Both sides attended yesterday's conference and no guard has been posted for collective bargaining.
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Trona
Galif
American Chemical Ged Potash Company
R. W. Mumford
International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter
Closing program for St. John’s Bible School tonight
Sixty two boys and girls will participate in the closing program at St. John’s Church tonight at 7 20 oclock. Rev Ralph Johnson led the two week vacation school for children aged six to fourteen at Central school. The theme was Study to Show Thyself Approved Unto God and prayer was the focus.
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St. John’s Church
Ralph Johnson
Central School
Cloudy Skies Bring Warm Weather Across the State
Helene piies will be cloudy today and tomorrow with temperatures in the warm range, the weather bureau reports. City readings reached 48, near the all time high for the date set in 1920. Eastern counties saw highs around 98 at Glendive and Miles City, while Butte dipped to 38 and Billings recorded a trace of moisture.
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Weather Bureau
Glendive
Miles City
Butte
Billings
P.E.O. Sisterhood elects Montana officers at 18th state meeting
Mrs. Anne B. Mather of Lewistown was chosen Montana president at the closing session in Anaconda. Glasgow will host the 1942 convention. Mae Nutting of Red Lodge is first vice president, Olive H. Laird of Laurel second vice president, Bertha Dodds of Helena organizer, Evelyn Carr of Great Falls recording secretary, Catharine Gerhardt of Anaconda corresponding secretary, and Little Peason of Hardin treasurer.
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Anaconda
Anne B. Mather
Lewistown
Montana
P.E.O
Glasgow
Mae Nutting
Red Tower
Olive H. Laird
Laurel
Bertha Dodds
Helena
Evelyn Carr
Great Falls
Catharine Gerhardt
Little Pea
S0n
Hardin
Russians Claim Nazi Front Halt Near Prut and Oil Raids
Soviet dispatch reports German and Romanian forces suffered heavy losses near Skuleni on the Prut while Soviet artillery silenced Rumian batteries and wrecked three pontoon bridges. Bombing raids hit Ploesti oil fields near Bucharest and Constanta, with oil refineries burning as Soviet planes claimed extensive destruction and air combat losses. Parachutists were met by Red Army forces in Ukraine, where one German soldier allegedly urged others to oppose Hitler.
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New York
Bucharest
N.B.C
Ankara
Turkey
Germany
Paga
Prut
Skuleni
Thea Rupaces
Ploesti
Constanti
Black Sea
Baltic Sea
Ukraine
Red Army
Alfred Tiskoff
Hitler
Soviet Union
China
Moscow
Corporations One D. and 8. Elevator Company Forms
The Glasgow and Culbertson firm filed articles of incorporation yesterday with Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell. Four directors include W H Donnell and Moyon G Donnell of Minot N D E E Bonebright of Culbertson and C A Donnell of Glasgow. Capital stock set at 50600 in 100 shares with 20 shares subscribed per director. San Diego's natural history museum will exhibit emperor and adelle penguins from Byrd Antarctic expedition specimens, reportedly first Antarctic penguins shown in a Pacific coast museum.
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D. & 8. Elevator Company of
Glasgow
Culbertson
Sam W. Mitchell
W. H. and
Moyon G. Donnell
Minot
N. B
E. E. Bonebright
C. A. Donnell
San Diego
Natural History Museum
Byrd Antarctic Expedition
Cadet Twins Near Wings Ceremony at Pensacola
There may be confusion when the commanding officer calls for Cadet F. H. McClanan to receive his wings at the U S metal air station. If two men respond the CC can resolve the situation by handing over two certificates. The twins Francis H. McClanan and Ferent H. McLanan soon finish their training course.
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Pensacola
Fin
F. H. McClanan
U. S. Metal Air Station
C.C
Francis H. McClanan
Ferent H. McLanan
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Larson
A.F.L. Electrical Workers
Capitol League
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Yugorlagia
Struma
Salonika
Vardar
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Parker-Morelli Motor Coo
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Masta
Seattle
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Blanche Link
Potash Company
Bible School
P.E.O. Sisterhood
Sypee
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Wallace Beere
Tua
Tim
HOLT
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Charles Coburn
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