Neutrality Compromise Is Probable
Washington June 23 The House tentatively voted to add a compromise arms embargo to the administration's neutrality bill in an upset over administration plans The embargo would exempt implements of war while forbidding shipment of arms ammunition and war matériel to fighting nations The plan proposed by Representative Vorys would exclude oils trucks and aircrafts from the embargo and was accepted by Representative Fish after debate
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Corpizn Affairs Committee
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Youth Is Killed By Truck Driven By His Brother
Roy Sharp 40 of Darby died when a truck driven by his brother Harald Sharp struck him on a road southeast of here. Walter Hart 32 of Narby was injured with a fractured shoulder. Hart and Roy Sharp stood waiting as Harald’s truck, blinded by sun, struck them. The fatality raises Montana’s yearly road toll to 65.
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F. D. R. Candidate Rejected by Senate in Nevada Nomination
Washington June 29 The Senate rejected President Roosavelt s nomination of William F Hoyle to be United States Attorney for Nevada. Senator Crann D Nev denounced the flamites as the bitterest enemy I have in Nevada.
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Ford Says No War Now and Senate House Agree Relief Bill
Negotiators from the senate and house reach a $1.7 billion relief bill for the new fiscal year but withhold details. Ford, promoting a mechanized farming system as an instrument of peace, predicts world surplus elimination as assembly lines run. Senate raises relief totals by 7.3 billion, amid talks on wage standards and federal projects.
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Memorial Services Held By Scandinavian Fraternity Members
An impressive memorial service for denailed members will be held at 3 o clock this afternoon by dele Falen of Minitfet No 7 Scandina via Fraternity of America. The ANNUNAL CONVENNON now Th PrHArESS here opened yesterday with more than 10 delegates. The day’s program includes business meetings and a memorial reelial by Mia Pear Jolson. The Odin deRres team enm Telition will be held and the junior drill teams showcase. The 1950 district convention saw the Wrunelaw Wash. dvitl team win first with 90 points. Freya degree was performed by a team from the Capital City lodge of Helens. Trophies include first place in the Inuatiny pitte and other prizes from the Melena Chamber of Commerce and the Wolfer family. (Continued on Page 12)
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Helens
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Yulalovee
Wisconsin Killer Finally Slain by Bullets of Posse
Ray Olson, the Wisconsin killer, was killed today by veteran woodsmen using deer rifles as deputies closed in after a two week manhunt through northern Wisconsin. Olson, who had barricaded himself and shot at deputies with a pump shotgun, was shot four times and fell in a nearby water body while fleeing. The capture followed tips from the Wheatley Anderson farm family, who reported suspicious behavior and smoke from the property, prompting authorities to close in.
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Wasconsia
Orion
Jonn Tua
Donadatt T. Olson
Carl Johnson
Fred Kent
Hayward
Olson
Johnson
Wheatley Anderson
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Empire
Pack Train to Come to Helena for Jubilee Event
A 12 mule pack team from the forest service will be brought to Helena for the Binmond Jubilee to furnish local color. Secretary Menry Weard announced yesterday that arrangements were completed by Von Campbell and W. W. White, supervisor, with F. Fry in charge of the team.
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Helena
Brcretary Menry
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W. W. White
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Wheeler Heads Welcome Committee For Norwegian Visit
Senator Wheeler of Montana was named honorary member of the reception committee to greet Crown Prince Olav and Crown Princess Martha at Washington on Wednesday night. Other members include Representative Thorkelson of Montana. Albert A. Grorud of Helena, Mont., special assistant to the Senate Indian Affairs committee, handles arrangements for the reception.
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Martha
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Norwegian Society
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Helenz
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Senate
Kansas City's Deposed Manager Indicted in Graft Case
Henry F. Meblrosy, once Kansas City's longtime city manager, faces a grand jury indictment for siphoning funds from a wealthy contractor and concealing the diversion during a seven year scheme. The case ties to the Pendergast era machine as officials reveal $505,000 in payments to the firm over the period.
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Henry F. Meblrosy
Tom Peimbergant
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Tx Rite
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Unling
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Mesiroe
Iwee Rovernor
Wader
Leaven
Willard Criticizes Artificial Delivery
Dalian, Tosa June 29. Dr Ara Willard of Missoula Montana criticized the delivery of babies by artificial means at the American Gynepathic association convention. He warned that streamlined methods using forcopa and anaesthetics before birth could cause pelvic exent.
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Dalian
Tosa
Ara Willard
Missoula
Mont
This Family Now Needs New Stock Electric Fixtures
A faulty electric line caused a lightning strike near the Nix Home, frying outlets and appliances. A man named Rhy was knocked to the ground but no injuries were reported as the incident disrupted the interior wiring and a meter was damaged.
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Hires
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Nix
Rhy
Scientist Predicts Worst Drought in Seventeen Centuries
Palo Alto June 29 A CAPA A prediction foresees the worst drought in 17 centuries coming 27 years hence. Halberth Gillette reports evidence of long water scarcity tied to a supposed chemical evolution theory. He cites sediment data and historical cycles, suggesting a drought peak around 1988 followed by severe aridity comparable to famed ancient droughts.
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American Association For the Advancement
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Maine
Britain Warns Nazis as Germany Plots in Danzig
British Foreign Secretary Lord Milfield delivers a hard warning that Britain will honor pledges to smaller European nations if aggression resumes. Reports circulate that Nazi forces move toward Danzig for a potential weekend coup while Germany denies war troops in Free City.
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Security Tax Bill Meeting With Blast and WarkingtonDebate
A congressional committee hears opposition to a security tax bill aiming to fund state and federal programs. Treasury figures warn the measure would raise the tax burden on the poor while sparing the rich, arguing it fails to curb capital gains advantages.
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Dixie Clipper Completes First Ocean Flight
The Dixie Clipper completed the first ocean flight from New York to London under a pioneering air transport effort. The voyage carried 22 passengers in a record transit time of eight hours, marking a milestone in commercial air travel across the Atlantic.
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General Craig Urges Five Fast Moving Army Divisions
General Craig proposed creation of five fast moving army divisions to defend the West, expanding four existing divisions and adding a fifth to sustain rapid response. He urged equipping with infantry, air, and naval support, and called for 3,800 officers and 609 enlisted to join the force. The plan accompanied an economy balanced defense proposal submitted to Secretary Woodrow.
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Clint
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Maal
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Alaska
Broadwater Dam Work Funded By Public Works Grant
Gov. Ayers announced in Great Falls that a Public Works Administration grant totaling 2000000 is being forwarded to Montana to start Broadwater Dam construction on the Missouri River. Utah Construction Co of Ogden will handle the main dam work for 6420000, while Norlas and Geuger of Kalefield bid 138009 for canal construction.
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Public Worka Administration
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Deaconees Hospital
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ONO
Canateriethin
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Kalefield
Village Celebrates With Debt Paid and Prosperity
In Sureesy, villagers held a fiscal celebration as debts were cleared and over 1,000 in village funds were reported. A town dinner honored council members and a treasury of about 4,000 Wan was noted, with remarks on economic strength and savings.
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Silver price to cut ten and ten cents in devaluation bill
Washington June 29 A coalition of hard money Republicans and silver Democrats forced a partial reversal in the administration monetary bill. The pact restores the dollar devaluation powers while reducing the price of silver and delaying provisions on total purchases. The conference report heads to houses for ratification with a midnight deadline looming and risk of a filibuster.
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Washington
Appropriations Of Five Million Are Due July 1
State finance officials report five million dollars in appropriations for 1939 40 will be available July 2. Funds set up on state books include general revenue, university and welfare allocations. Totals shown feature General revenue 866,545 and other funds across multiple departments.
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Neo
Anpranilauindade Chase
Montana
Vue Oui Cor
State Department of Public Welfare
Renerad
Introratty Millage Fund
He Returns Home to Find Job Near Home After Long Trip
Tiliafield Mass June 39 AP report says Robert Finch, after a 12,000 mile search for work, travels 49,000 miles toward Honolulu then returns home to discover a ranch job just two blocks from his residence.
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Robert Finch
Ranchas Star
Louisiana university bond scandal to involve others
Baton Rouge monitors a widening probe into university finances as grand jurors seek how much Huey Long protege educator James Morroo Amin borrowed from three banks. Atty Geo David Hilton hints at more names and an alleged $500000 loan amid heightened scrutiny of school records and federal tax inquiries.
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Geo
David Hilton
James Morroo Amin
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Huey Long
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Earl Long
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Frank Murphy
Washington
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