Plans for High Cphl Project Full Approved
Plans for the high school reconstruction proceed with full approval. Architect Oliver G Howan and the school board discuss building features to improve earthquake resistance. Demolition of the auditorium begins soon as financing may require phased work and possible extra federal aid.
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the Helen High School
Olivar G Howan
de T L Lawkina
Bir Bowen
Leo Hagard
Oice
Rowaon
Hesper
Banen Har
Iwan-Calé
Tan King
Bowen
Jose
Workn Progress Administration
Esterday
Moses Wader
WEA
Bowth
Law To License Peddlers Passed On Final Reading
Helena city council approved an ordinance licensing itinerant vendors and transient merchants with a 35 dollar first week fee and smaller weekly amounts, funding a Life and Property Protection Fund. The measure, debated amid protests, also plans demolition of the damaged auditorium and park replacement.
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Waenlmons Sole
Iselena
Helena Merchante
Ted B
Col- Mina
Collion
Ecs
Albart
Robarts
Collloe
Council
Iman Amos Shelindy
Tima
Helena
Ilva
Protection of Life and Property Fund
He Poties
Health Department
Eelonga
Echool
Rohorta
Coult
Fedefunda
Vale
Atrierre
Auditorina
Hi End
Roberts
Nichala
Avon Privilagen
Wilbo
Hal Arna
Mohels
Tellet
Uty
Rualy
Thak
Fhelona
Hua Company
Coverts
Ft Wan
Aix
Adiv Reed
State Highway Department
Two Brooklyn Girls Adventurous Turns in Westward Journey
New York June 29 Two Brooklyn girls chasing a pioneer spirit travel westward. Eleanor Seifert, 18, and Martha Viehnes, 19, endure hardships stealing rides and dodging danger. They win a $32,000 house in a bet, later sell for $15,000, while the other gains $400 from a sergeant’s bonus. A mix of romance, risk, and sudden fortune marks their improvised adventure.
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New York
ATJ
Brooklyn
Pioneern
Ferent
Florents
Eleanor Seifert
William Morcotin
Martha Viehnes
Moviedor
Molipwood
Legret
Charles 1 Perry
American Legion
Court clears bus company in fatal street crash suit
The court absolves Northlind Greyhound Bar Company of liability in a damage suit over a death in November. The case centered on an accident when a bus backing into a street caused a scaffold collision, with testimony about speed and vehicle action. The verdict found the death resulted from injuries sustained in the crash, not negligence by the bus company or its employees.
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Northlind Greyhound Bar Company
John W. More
Anear
Siem
Gilmore
Neil Kance
Cho
Gil Rors
Infurten
Gilmorn
Health of Pope to Retreat at Castel Gandolfo Early
The pope, aged 79, will travel to Castel Gandolfo weeks earlier than usual due to age and Rome’s heat. He follows guidance from officials to conserve strength and avoid strain during a hot summer season. The papal summer residence, once used by Urban V, sits in the Alban Hills region near Rome.
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Vatican City
Rome
Papa
Contel Gandolfo Tomore
Holy Father
Advertising for recreation and economic improvement
A resolution offered by Roy Drawn of California urges advertising for recreation to aid economic improvement. The proposal notes travel and related activity as a factor in boosting local economy and federal state alignment.
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Tieatin
Manion
Todey & Formation
Roy
California
Rangers find park note. appeal labeled hoax
Yellowstone Park Wyoming June 20 rangers say a bottle message pleading for rescue of two men in the park near Yellowstone Lake was a hoax. Officers order intensified search while aviation observers monitor area as officials doubt authenticity of the appeal and its carved signatures.
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Yellowstona Park
Wyo
Yellowstone Natione
Park Rangers
High Montalgg
Yellowstone Lake
MC Gray
Minnaapolis
Yellowatone
Bridge Museum
Felinrs
Font Park
Inidga
GORALAN AT ATTACK ON THE PRESIDENT STATEMENT
New York reports Daniel T Connian and Alfred Smith criticise President Roosevelt as a renewal of the Philadelphia convention debate. Colloquial remarks suggest internal party tensions and a push for Gov Lehman as preferred candidate. Funds cited in a separate line, with unclear context.
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Roosevelt
Will Eck
West Fall
George H Earle
Pennsylvania
Jintey Curley
Massachusetts
Jessé Jones
Texas
ROC
Philadelphia
York
Daniel T .Connian
Alfred Smith
Tilladelphia
Eurl
Provident
Cohalan
Democrate Nublanis
New York State
Methods of Killing Cheat Grass Studied at Meeting Monday
A Montana gathering of wool growers, railroad and state college officials debated eradicating cheat grass clivat grass plagus. Dr Gardiner led discussions on burning and chemical controls, noting limited land recovery and proposing funded experiments and legislative support for coordinated control efforts.
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Montana Wool Brawers Association
OC Gardiner
Hoover
Montana Stoekgrowers
Orent Falls
Linde
Northern Peelffe
Minsouri
Wilde Zirnsters
Helm Johny
Hague Union Pueffle Railroad
Butta
Morria
Montana State College Bereman
Frank D Neill
Atestans Power Company
Tielena A
TT Post
Montana
Bozeman
de Toc
Gardiner Tha
Montana Wool Grow
Gerdiner
Nome Do Tall India
Thoal Grasa
Montaua State College
Amut
Artley
Auffiejon
Mt Morris
Finland Elects New Diet This Week
Molangtors Finland reports Finland elects a new diet this week after a campaign by nonnegotiots and socialist factions. Finland forms a party named the National Palifoile League with 15 seats, signaling shifts in the political landscape.
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Molangtors
Finland
APJ
Npnigeots
Socialiat
National Palifoile League
Dle
TOUGAG HONORED AT A RECEPTION YESTERDAY
Paying tribute to the Very Rev Tougas pastor of Slelsan cathedral, a banquet and reception were held at the Plom hotel for his twenty fifth anniversary of ordination. About 100 attendees from Helena and the diocese heard Bishop Gilmore and other speakers. Floral gifts and long lists honored parishioners as cards from former parishioners and the American Legion adjutant were read.
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Trivuta
Janes C Tougan
Slelsan
Bing
Ploom
Hotena
Wiliam Beallon
Thong
Marie Colvin
Mra Crank Johnson
Brooke Thomas
Ald
Thomas Ferguson
Speuny
Joseph M Gilmore DD
Helena
Ray Touses
Thomas F Moran
Butte
Seallon
Ang
Anontha
Hebert Kibler
American Legion
State Department
Tougas
Tongas
Javon. Pfeiffer
Margaret Glomo Siollniat
Billings Salesman Injured by Firecracker Incident
A Billings salesman was seriously injured when a large firecracker exploded after being thrown by an unknown man. The wound was treated by Dr Ng Papa and medical staff administered preventive care to avoid infection. The incident occurred tonight in a public area, with authorities seeking to identify the assailant.
Landon Breaks Vacation To Confer With Aides
Maton Mark reports that Governor Landon altered his vacation to meet with political aides in California and Topeka. The talk includes a Topeka return planned for July 6 and possible campaign staff visitors from New York and Oregon.
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Landon
Maton
Mark
Warne
Wein
Manitary
Ror Aif
Taunton
Kanwas
WS. Rosecrans
Los Angeles
Fedor
Hosecrana
Copention
Callifornia
Topeka
Mtutf
Charles P Tatt
The
Fourier Prowidatt
Ralph W Robey
Columbia University
Roosevalt
Carl H Taylor
Roosevelt endorses truth in advertising in speech
President Roosevelt praised truth in advertising in a message to nearly 2000 attendees at the Advertising Federation of America annual convention in Boston. The president commended campaigns promoting honesty in ads and lauded the movement as the jubilee of the truth-to-advertising idea begun earlier in a prior convention.
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Boston
Hepresentatives
Aiverbaing
United States
Roosevelt
Agso Niates
Federation of Americas
Boulos
Pravious
P.aup
Sherif
Arthur Oakes
David Sarnoff
Newspaper and Magazine Ad Revenue Relative to Radio Ads
Regular network users kept newspaper and magazine ads two or three times as effective as advertisers who did not use radio, underscoring ad mix benefits for sustained audiences and revenue perception.
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Networka
Adv
Portsmouth Plant Labor Conflict Sparks Strike Action
Special deputies search for rifle on a hill overlooking the Wheeling Steel plant as labor councils dispute the National Labor Relations Board. The councils seek a cease and desist order against the company for alleged discrimination against workers who refused to join the department council.
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Portamouth
Ohio
Nesia
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Fnetary
National Labor Relationny Board
Cincinnati
Riel
Strita
Myle
Tin Corporation
Department Council
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Routh
Meleun
Olling
Ewiis Streat
H Lindstrom
Tammitten
Qiptera
Algeria
Siar
Malniyl
Pope
Hell
Pana Wumimor
Cantel Gant Olfo
Nilor Papa Urban Vot
Sam
Goralan
Attagk
Yankee Deutchess
Placer
First National Hank and Trust Company
Placer Hotel
Thomean HM
Bananet
Arial
Mingalini
Bell
Republican Finance Committee
Sealer
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Tal
Portsmouth
Joe B. Smith
Kirshmoor
Fligelman
Montana Power Co
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