Helena Fireworks Ordinance Stresses Safety Rules
City warns parents to supervise Fourth of July fireworks and keep matches away from children. Officials say sales to under 15 are prohibited and only adults may provide fireworks. Violations in zoned areas will be prosecuted. max and min temperatures for the day are noted, with a call for parental responsibility and safe handling.
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Funeral Services for Thomas Dunn at Herrmann Chapel
Funeral services for Thomas Dunn who died at a local hotel Thursday will be held at the Herrmann and company chapel at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The Rev. L C Hicks will officiate with burial in Forest Vale cemetery. Pallbearers are John Fincher Georges Mosher A E Cramer Otto Aggens Fred Bienhorn and James Keya.
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Thomas Dunn
Tocal
Herrmann and Company
L. C. Hicks
Burl
Forestvale
John Fincher
Georges Mosher
A. E. Cramer
Otto Aggens
Fred Bienhorn
James Keya
Personal notices list guests at Harvey and Placer hotels
In a busy string of society items, residents from Butte Wisdom Helena Missoula Billings Great Falls Libby Anaconda and more are recorded as guests at the Harvey and Placer yesterday. Separately Sydney reports four of Australia’s strongest earthquakes felt at night with epicenter near Finke central Australia.
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Victor S. Olsen
Wisdom
A. Eglena
O. F. Jacobson
Marysvilkey
Harvey
J. L. Laven
Billings
D. Johnson
Great Falls
Jerry J. Clifford
Anacondas
Y W. R. Wade
Libby
Howard J. Stacey
Missoula
L. H. Keller
Butte
Hélena
William L. Margo
Australis
Sydney
Australia
Sydney Observatory
Finke
Central Australia
Sunday Showers Strike Helena and Central Montana Downpour
Leaden skies drenched central and north central Montana with rain as Helena recorded 2.69 inches for the date and Havre led with 0.99 inches in 12 hours. Weather officials noted the storm’s broad reach across the state with scattered showers, mild temps, and agricultural impact including useful moisture for wheat and forage crops.
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Helena
Montana
Havre
Greater Falls
Malta
Conrad
Bozeman
Glendive
Mey City
Missoula
Yureau
Genee Wal
Delena
Methodist Church Announces Its Appointments
Bozeman June 29. Appointments of ministers and deaconesses to Montana conference charges were announced by Bishop W Hammaker. The list includes Glacier Park district and Yellowstone district appointments with superintendents and pastors in Great Falls, Billings, Helena, Butte, Bozeman, and other towns, plus special and deaconess appointments at several Montana institutions.
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Bozeman
Montana
Methodist Church
W. ©. Hammaker
Denver
Glacier Park District
Walter C. Wampler
Great Falls
George §. Sanders
Cascade-West Great Falls
John W Bartram
Corvallis
Cecil F. Alstow
Boulder
Martin B
Vande Mark
Bozeium
Roland Ort‘meyer
Fromberg
Ernest J. Mills
Vownsend
James M. Hunter
Glyde Park
Hugh Herbert
Deer Lodge
John Anderson Meeke
Dillon
Joseph Ashworth
Drummond
F. EB. Dodds
East Helena
Fred C. Fulford
Huntley
Harry E Chappell
Laurel
William Pippy
Marisville-Wolf Creek
Arthur Sanderson
Philipsburg
J. Kemp Tunis
Sheridan-Twin Bridges
Willis C. Thurlow
Three Forks
Paul M. Adams
Deaconess Clinic
Great Falla
Cecil L. Clifford
Conference Board of Education
Henry C. Mecklenburg
Billings
Joseph 3. Pennepacker
Polytechnic-Intermountain College
Balings
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Harrison
Llude
Tieberta Alexander
Helena
Alica Rastow
Margaret 8. Davies
Bozernman Deaconess Hospital
Ida May Hoag
Janette BE
Howard
First
Helen C. Piper
Wellies Price
Ruth Robb
Pearl Smith
Angelina M. Wierenga
Playgrounds Celebrate Citizenship Week in Butte
Playgrounds across the WPA supervised sites in Butte observe Citizenship Week from today through Thursday. Roy D. Wood, state WPA education chief, says the aim is to teach boys and girls the obligations and privileges of participating in a community playground program.
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Roy DE. Wood
W.P.A. Education and Recreation
Sch As & Play‘ground Council
Where defense bonds spend money and transfer limits
The government spends defense bond proceeds in the United States to pay and support military forces and defense industries. Bonds are registered to individuals and cannot be sold. they can be cashed after 60 days for the principal plus interest. To purchase, visit the nearest post office or bank or write to the U S Treasurer in Washington DC.
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United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
America
Nolte
Washington, Dt, C
Contest Entrants Arrive In Helena For Good Drivers Contest
Contestants in the Word Good Drivers league to start in Montana tomorrow will arrive in Helena tonight. Twenty five boys and girls, including five from Helena, will compete with events starting at 1 am. One boy and one girl win a trip to the national finals in Dearborn Michigan. Judges include Hugh Potter Walter Lyons John G Brown and Mrs 4 T Hibbard. Gov. Sam G Ford will award prizes at a Placer hotel banquet tomorrow night with officials attending.
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Montana Highway Department
Helena
Dearborn
Mich
Hugh Potter
Walter Lyons
The
Highway Patrol
John G. Brown
T. Hibbard
Selectees May Be Allowed to Return Home After Training During Year
Hyde Park, June 29. The White House announced that selectees would be kept in military training for one year and then allowed to reenter private life. An executive order set 900,000 maximum inductees for the year starting July 1 under the selective service law. Hassett said this indicates men now in service may go home after a year, though he declined further legal interpretation. Washington foresees many of the 750,000 to be registered Tuesday entering the army in months ahead.
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Douglas & Cornell
Hyde Park
N. Y
Lou
United States
William D. Hassett
War Department
Washington
Tisiai of the Nations
New Police Offices Open At Civic Center Move
Llclenn's police force relocates to new offices in the Civic Center upgrading from basement space. A radio room chief’s private office and a dedicated jail area are set up with enhanced communications to the highway patrol and fire department. Net access from Neill Avenue or the fire driveway. Police Judge Paul Keller to have a room downstairs in the old radio area.
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Crome de Iyaan
Artsdio
Asell
Rade Ryont
Esc
Firesway Rdio
Highway Patrol
Neill Avenue
Fire Department
Paul Keller
War Orders Put Steel Mills On Rush Basis
War orders push steel mills to run at 95 to 100 percent capacity with massive backlogs and likely unfilled orders. Duplication by buyers and shifting rolls complicate production, while a defense project warehouse faced replenishment denial due to lack of a privity certificate. Rehabilitation plans aim to boost pig iron supply, with Steel Inc reporting a 0.5 point gain to 99.14 percent capacity.
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Cleveland
Somie c
Steel
Long Isle
Paderewski Dies in New York
Polish pianist and statesman Ignacy Paderewski has died in New York. Born November 6, 1860 in Kavylawka, he rose to fame after formal debut in Vienna and triumphs in Paris and London. He married twice, first to Antonina Korsak of Warsaw, then to Stelena Gorske, Baron von Rosen’s daughter, and faced personal tragedies including a crippled son.
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Santa Barar County
California
Tolich
Russian Poland
Liszt
Hollman
Strasbourg
Vienna
Paris
London
Paderewski
Twies
Antonina Korsak
Warsaw
Mice
Stelena Gorske
Baron von Rosen
United States
Sue Hed
W. O. Gorska
Imreau
New York
Mob in Uruguay After Axians Storm In Duraznea
A mob stormed Duraznea streets attacking houses of Axis sympathizers with one killed and several wounded. The incident triggered calls for calm as an artillery regiment, cavalry, and a wildlife association gathered to restore order. An ensuing meeting discussed a benefit dinner and recommendations to the Montana fish and game commission regarding the pheasant season.
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Duraznea
Uruguay
Iter Ole Person
Anison
Helena
Artillery
Wild Life Association
Cavalry
Montana Power
al Riegel
Julian Ned Cross
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Knights of Columbus Picnic Planned at Lions Sunshina Camp
Plans for the annual Knights of Columbus picnic at Lions Sunshine camp on Sunday July 13 are set. Grand Knight Harold Wickman announced committees, races for kids, contests for women and men, horseshoes and tug-of-war, with hot dogs sandwiches and dancing. Public invited. call Baril Jacoby at Bossler's 2100 to volunteer.
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Lions Sunshina
Harold Wickman
Awe
Baril Jacoby
Bossler's
Mr. Rickman
Witchon
Eddie Dolan
Frank Straebs
Joe Maierle
Murdock Meltac
Joe Hagen
Fergus Way
Carl Yopel
Harl Schrapps
Frank Sabados
Sid Smith
Don Chisholm
Bal
Munzenvider
Mr. Robinson
Marold Garrity
Bob Sullivan
Bob McKinnen
Jack Graitey
Clayton Fraser
Jack Muehke
Joe Flynn
Tony Zugal
Norbert Pilghetts
Jack Grainey
Frank Keim
Red Jaggerty
Frenchy Lupien
Jack Munson
Mickey Sado
John Milch
Mr Hoover Seeks Peace as World Cries for Action
President Hoover advocates a renewed path to permanent peace urging nations to sit at a new peace table with ample reserves. He warns against ideological wars and stresses that aiding Russia should not override the fight for democracy. He argues America is unprepared for war but must avoid unchecked entanglement while addressing Japan and naval needs.
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Tad Recore
Russia
Latvia
Lithuania
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Finland
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Sie
Anover
Germany
Atlantica
Naughton Receives Edison Institute Life Saving Award
Helene resident Edward C. Naughton received the Edison Electric Institute life saving medal and certificate for quick action at a Helena valley incident July 39, 1939. While working with C A Farrell on a power line, Naughton disconnected a live transformer and applied artificial respiration, saving Farrell's life. The award, the first Montana recipient, honors his courage and promptness amid early underground distribution origins.
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Hdward CG. Naughton
Helene
Edison Electric Institute
Great Falls
C. A. Farrell
Helena
Naughton
Montana
J. R. Kaiserman
Montana Power Company
Carn Jordan
Montara Power Company
Mr Farrell
Helena Valley
Farrell
Kaiserman
New York City
Thomas A. Edison
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