French named Indo China governor and other appointments
Berlin reports via German radio from Bordeaux that Vice Admiral Jean Decour is named governor general of Indo China replacing General George Catroux who is recalled to France. Other postings include Jane Canton as special commissioner for coordination of French interests in Indo China New Caledonia and scattered territories. Pierre Boldouon becomes high commissioner over equatorial Africa West Africa and Cameroon and Togo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bordeaux
Jean Decour
Indo-China
George Catraus
French Foreign Legion
France
Jane Canton
Indo- Ching
New Caladonia
Franch Ecomle Islande
Pierre Bolduon
French Equatorial Africe
Equatorial Africa
West Africa
Cameroon
Togo
Resolutions Adopted by Labor Federation
The Mottang State Federation of Tebor backed a 500000 bond for Warm Springs State Hospital. It planned to review an 850000 bond for new buildings at Horeman State College, but did not finalize that issue. Other actions urged 160 beds at Fort Harrison Veterans Hospital, asked Gov Ayers to probe a wage dispute at a Missoula white pine and sash firm, and sought disbarment proceedings against attorneys over workmen compensation matters. It urged placer mining regulation as regular industry, and sought electrical contractor licensing and inspections. Speakers included A E Bert Nathan and Arthur F Lamey, candidates for governor, and Youn Lethal, candidate for lieutenant governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Guy
Mottang State Federation of
Tebor
Warm Springs
State College
Horeman
Fort Harrison
Got
Roy Ayers
White Pine and Sash Company
Missoula
Federation
State Supreme Court
A. E
Bert) Nathan
Brady
Arthur F. Lamey
Havre
Democratic Naivation
Youn Lethal
Molt
Lia Republican Gibernatoria
White Sulphur Springs Socials and School News
White Sulphur Springs reports visitors and residents at several homes. Charles Partington family and friends enjoy a gathering in Helena. Glenn Broderick and Miles Rose Cotter visit Townsend. Phylla Schaffarzick earns bachelor of arts at Vanderbilt and joins Sigma Nu and Bull and Bones clubs. White Sulphur Springs school band to lead Kiddiom parade in Livingston on July 3. Census data show growth since 1930 with 1940 figures rising to 859. Virgil Musgrove and Cody Robertson wed in Townsend. bride a Musgrove daughter, groom foresters in Idaho. Beth McAfee and Walter Johnston married recently in Helena. couple to reside at Frank Hingham ranch. Barbara Buckingham celebrates fourth birthday. neighborhood youngsters attend party with pony rides and games. Four Mile roundup by Meagher County Livestock assoc invites all for 4-H calves display and picnic on Sunday June 30. program includes talks, entertainment, and county judging. 4-H club picnic lunch provided, softball game at 11 pm, and demonstrations planned. Mrs Web Working and Mrs Howard Borg visit Helena. Jim O’Dell returns to Butte. Fred Webb, Frank O’Dell visit Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
Charles Partington
Srmith
Ava
Merle Todd
Helena Buturdas
Niet
Betty Broderick
Miles Rose Cotter
Townsend Ara
Dick Allred
Mise Broderick Ty
Alfred
Watson Foster
Sorday
W. R. Mo Elwe
Sigma Nu
Livingston Rodio
Anders Berg
Virgil Musgrove
Cody Robertson Ware
Townsend
Ges Ino Musgrove
University of Montana
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Bakersfield
Calif
University of Idaho
Orofino
Idaho
Beth McAfee
Welter Johnston
Helour
David Johnston
Frank Hingham Ranch
John McAfes
White Sulphur Springs High School
Murry Johnston
Fred Buckingham
Turaday
Barbera Buckingham
Turox
Buppet
George
Wetherall
Kay
Russell Hdwards
Telores
June
Alfred Edwards
Carma Jean
Clifford Olsen
Della May
Weary Straugh
Honpie
Tom Coburn
Barbara
Robert Johnson
Marabalt
Fred Nopper
Ross Morse
Frank
Emmett MacKay
Therman
Gerald Edwards
Jerry Ann
Ruth McCauley
Walter Buckingham
Virginia and Wallees
Susan Huckingham
Mya
William Schatfarzick
Misa
Four Mile
Martin Olsen
L. C. Sedgwick
Favre Eaton
4-H Council
Web Working
Howard Borg
Helena
Jalie Huffman
Migsoula
Snd
William 1
Herodun
Jimmy O'Dell
Big Brother
Mra
Frank O'Dell
Lnft
Sid
Butte
Fred Webb
Bozeman
State Electrification Admin releases rural loan allocations
Washington June 27 AP The rural Electrification Administration disclosed tentative state allocations from the 1940 41 agricultural appropriation to lend 100 million for building rural power lines serving 300000 customers Administrator Harry Slattery noted a backlog of over 70000000 in loan applications The schedule lists Colorado 2160009 Montana 4000900 Nebraska 1500000 South Dakota 130000 Wyoming 630000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Snes
Harry Slattary
REA
Colorado
Montana
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Casey Returns From Interstate Hearing
Worace F. Caney of the Montana railroad and public service commission returned yesterday from an interstate commerce hearing in Minnesota on A. E. Kinney of Dickinson ND seeking an Interstate trucking permit. Kinney already holds a permit to haul commodities in Minnesota North Dakota and Montana as a common carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worace F. Caney
Montana Railromd Anil Public Cervica Comm Salon
Mibaware D
Commission
A. E. Kinney
Dickinson
Kinney
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Montana supplies vaccine to combat disease in Europe
Hatcilton June 27 AP Epig idemica typica in European sound idee will be combatted by vaccine made in the Rocky Mountain Laboratory of the U S Public Health Service. Dr I A Parker says the vaccine from egg yolk sacs using Dr Harold Cox method is similar to vaccines for Romania and Hungary. Production is experimental but to expand quickly. Spotted fever vaccine from Cox yolk sac method is being made and may replace infected wood ticks as supplies grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatcilton
Rocky Mountain Laboratory
U. 8 Public Health Service
I. A. Parker
Totiey
Harold Cox
Hamilton Station
Belogast
Rumania
Hungary
Parker Pala
Lmnda
Cox ‘Gp
Parker
Elkance
College Greek groups ranked by spring scholarship averages
At Montana State College Alpha Omicron Pi sorority led with an 82.25 average for active sisters. Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity topped the fraternities with 9.763. Pledges averaged 76.954 for Omicron Pi and 77.363 for the Beta Alpha Beta section. Overall undergraduate GPA for the quarter was 78.590.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bignia Alpha Bystion
Alpha Omicron Pi
Pi Bata Phi
Kappa Delta
Chi Omega
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Gamma Rho
Kaype Sigma
Jambda CM Alpha
Slymer Alpha Epsilon
Alaska Clippr Lands at Ward's Cove Ends Passenger Air Link
The Alaska clipper landed at Ward's Cove near Kora on June 21 completing the passenger service air link between Alaska and the northern territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Ketchikan
Ward's Cove
Kora
Tia Northern Territory
150 Jap Planes Bomb Chungking In Latest Raid
Chungking China June 27 A raid by 156 warplanes bombed the wartime capital in the latest assault. The attack came in three waves causing widespread damage though American defenders reported all civilians safe. Officials noted the number of planes as the largest to date and many bombs fell into already devastated districts along the Yangtze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
China
Yangtaw River
Fort Peck dam power bids to be regen ed
Fort Peck June 27 AP The division engineer US army will receive bids in Kansas City until July 17 for the Fort Peck dam power house substructure. Bids open the morning of July 17. Power plant at outlet of tunnel No 1 will have initial 20 000 Soren and 60 000 horsepower turbines with AC generators of 16 000 and 30 000 kilowatts. There are 600 different species of fleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Peck
U. S, Army
Kansas City
Civic associations of two states meet in Glasgow
Glasgow June 27. A joint gathering of Montana and North Dakota civic associations is planned for Glasgow July 17 led by Marcy Fulton of Williston and B N Meland of Williston. A luncheon will discuss mutual problems followed by a Fork Peck dam inspection. Attendees include Great Northwest directors, North Dakota highway officials, and Montana highway commissioners with plans for Highway No 24 oiling in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Caty
Montana
North Dakota
Marcy Fulton
Williston
N. D
Greater North Dakota Association
B. N. Meland
Willieton
Glasgow Broua
Jin
Peek Dam
Fetton and Meland
Greater North Dax Botn
Wililatan
Great Northwest Railroad
North Dakota Highway Commission
Montang Highway Commissioners
C. B. Warden
Grant Fells
National Reclamation Association
North Dakoa
Second Victim Dies After Auto Smashup Near Havre
June 27 report from Havre states Jack Blake about 50, operator of night clubs, died in a Havre hospital after an auto accident near Bholby. Pato Pontuan, about 68, was killed instantly in the same crash. Jeha Downsg of Hayre drove the car carrying Blake and others. the other vehicle was owned by Mr and Mrs Joma Gregory of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Jack Blake
Havre
Bholby
Pato Pontuan
Blake
Pootuso
Jeha Downsg
Hayre
Joma Gregory
Detroit
Downe
Gregoryn
Monetana
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Labor Federation
New York
Dario Sleeven
Dalanca
N. Main
Cenvy
Wsfa PE
Casey
Carlson Appliance Co
Mate
Nia
Wiehes
Eddy’ Gingham
Bun Trax
Weggenman Market
Folkers
Golden Gate
Loganberries
U. S
Kelloggs
Langport
Orankee
Broadway
Phoas
Union Mkt
Ebone
Depat Store
Europe
Fraternity
Mremur
Civic Associations OF
Kimasli
Stebbins Auto Co., Inc
Tome
Dodge
Plymouth
Battreys
Jackson
Wegream
Peposit
Garton
Battreys Delicious
Try Ft
Feed
Santos Coffe
Johnson
LUX
Lifebory
Rinso Ihe
Rie
Bac
Mapkins Font Tana IA Anhor— Moody
Mount Vernon
Kedluggs
Wollon
Buttreys
Dave Mix
Prop
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