Roosevelt opposes new spending from stabilization fund
President Roosevelt rejected plans to tap the $2,000,000,000 stabilization fund for a new spending program without endorsing any specific speedier spending. He cautioned against monkeying with the fund while confirming there is pressure in Congress to submit a $1,999,000,000 plan using the fund. The fund, created to influence foreign exchange and dollar stability, remains tied to Treasury secret operations and gold holdings. (Continued on Page 10)
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Governor Urges Stockmen to Conserve Grass in Montana
Governor Srey E. Ayers urged cattlemen at the 55th Montana Stock Growers Convention to support grass conservation, rebuild herds, and avoid selling stock. He cited grass recovery, water projects, and state unity under reorganized government as factors shaping a successful prairie future. Continued on pane a7.
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Srey E. Ayers
Montana
Governor
Inere
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Miestock
Tory
Manoriyeras
Philippine Island Sinking Sparks Mass Flight Adrift
Reports describe a maritime disaster near Philippine waters with crowds fleeing as a large vessel sinks. Residents say chaos spread at dawn with many people abandoning ships and seeking safety, while authorities investigate the apparent catastrophe and stranded survivors cling to debris.
German claims new record for gliders in 9300 meter flight
Barlin May 1 German pilot Peter Glouckner reportedly set an unofficial world altitude record for gliders with a 9300 meter flight. Instruments recorded the height as the effort is submitted to the International Aeronautique Federation for official recognition. Heinrich Biuma of Germany previously held the 4925 meter altitude record in 1934.
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Peter Glouckner
Glouckner
Fedération International Aeronautique
Heinrich Biuma
Germany
Young Miner Shot During Harland Field Outbreak
In Harland County a Clover Fork Coal Company employe was shot in the thigh near Dressen while the district faced a field outbreak. Authorities identified the assailant as a driver’s passenger, while government agents and legal officials plan investigations into possible violations of federal trust obligations amid the unrest.
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Sheam
AIG
Frank Marphy
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Brien Mc Mahon
Menlstynt
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Thief Faces Snake Trap From Stolen Car Gadgets
A thief who stole three long tubes from a car in Birmingham May 19 met a deadly surprise when the items turned out to be live snakes. The trio included a rattler, a coral snake, and a cottonmouth, all armed with venom and alive.
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Hirmingham
Naturalial Tawrence & Eyany
Shanghai Under Military Guard by Foreign Powers
Crowded International Settlement and French concessions in Shanghai were under heavy military guard. Foreign powers coordinated to stamp out local organizing as American and French forces projected withdrawal while Japanese forces increased presence. Volunteer business groups helped patrol briefly as American and British units reinforced the foreign settlement protection.
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Old Ritual Greets King in Ottawa During Tour
Ottawa May 14 1945 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth arrived in Ottawa for a ceremonial entry as Parliament gaveled a session. The visit included a nine mile drive through city routes with the royal party greeting crowds and meeting officials including new U.S. Minister Nantel Roper and Roosevelt aides. The royal tour marked a moment of wartime unity as crowds watched the procession and the king received credentials from Ottawa.
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Font Horne
Larger Program At 39 Guard Camp Scheduled
Officials announce expanded training plan for the national guard encampment at Camp Mov Arers from June 10 to 20. Commanding officers Moore and Reed outline a reinforced infantry company, improved artillery drills, and a drumbeat of new tactics during the encampment, with the training master schedule printed for officers in Montana.
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Tyman T Moore
Onl Moore
Montane
Secrecy surrounds movement of the Dionne quintuplets
Callander Ontario May 13 The Canadian Press reports secrecy surrounds a special train named The Quintland planned to move the five Dionne sisters to Toronto for royal introductions with King George and Queen Elizabeth The program aims to meet the king and queen but officials plan to avoid crowds by stopping at a suburban station to minimize public attention Dr Allan Roy Dafoe the guardian expresses concern that the girls could be harmed by the crowding of admirers
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Toronto
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Ellenbeth
Neven
Quintland
Upfon
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Das
4000 Lewis and Clark Fishermen Set Sunday Morning
A fragment reports about 4000 anglers from Lewis and Clark preparing to fish streams Sunday morning in Montana. The article mentions regions and officials, with unreadable sections, and notes a continuation on the next page.
Wheeler hosts visiting Mines students for a Washington game
Mines students visit Wheeler to attend a game as guests with Members of the organization and local leaders present. The event marks a social and athletic gathering with university groups engaging in the community activity amid campus relations and local support.
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MINES
Wheeler
Assistant General Selected for Justice Department Role
Washington appoints John Rogge to lead the criminal division of the Justice Department Assistant Attorney General designate Rogge nominated by the President to succeed Brien McMahon who resigns to join private practice in law affairs and serve in the criminal division of the department.
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Washington
John Rogge
Criminal Division
Justice Department
Brien McMahon
Wheeler Seeks Movie Stars for Jubilee Event
Senator Wheeler asks Myrna Tay and Geary Jagper for attendance at a Jubilee in Helena. He cites a request from Myrna Tay’s employer and Gary Cooper’s as well as Clenwath’s, seeking Miss Tay and Miss Jagper to attend in Montana. The senator also asks Major General to send a troop of cavalry from Fort Mead to participate in the celebration.
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Geary
Helena
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Helen
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Fi Washington
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Myrna Tay
Bere- Joan
Gary Cooper
Ur Clenwath
Hidie
Wheeler Himedianely
Onin
Fort Mead
Montana
Public Hearing on Anti-Semitic Probe by Dies Committee
The Dies Committee announced a public hearing Monday on its latest anti-Semitic probe. Subpoenas targeted May Gen George Van Horn Moseley and Chairman Hamilton of the Republican National Committee. Witnesses included Felix McWirmry and Georgy Newthorage, with testimony suggesting efforts to build propaganda alleging a minority plans revolutions.
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Washington
Texas
George van Horn Moseley
Moseley
John DM Hanvilton
Republican National Committee
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Donaal Committee
Felix McWiirnry
Indianapolis
Georgy
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Si Vbuns
Dog Guarded Lost Babies in Woods Near Coeur d Alene
A dog stayed by a small covered hole where two lost children, Bobby Mitcham and Titty Mitcham, were found near an old church canny hill northwest of Coeur d Alene Idaho. Residents and deputies traced the children after they vanished during a flower picking trip, and the dog barred searchers as night broke before the pair were recovered unharmed.
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Dr Curtis L Wilson to address high school seniors at graduation
Dr Curtis L Wilson of the State School of Mines will speak at the Helena High School commencement ceremony scheduled for June 28 in the Civic auditorium. Principal Wahl announced the program with details of processional, music, diplomas, and the senior class officers.
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Carth
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Standr State School of Mines
Hutte
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Wow Wahl
Payne ‘Empleton
Helena
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Marie Maren
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Wow Wan
MacDonald
Bard of Trustees
High Behdes Orchestra
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Sherman Lown
Stanley Murray
Ion
Maris Marta Macretary
Hetty Guan
Ton
Helen Volleyball Team Advances To National Quarterfinals
In San Francisco on May 19, the Helen volleyball squad reached the national championships quarterfinals by defeating Seattle and Helena in tough rounds. Houston Y, the favorites, will face Pasadena in the next match, while Passdeng overcame Mount with a decisive score.
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IMA
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Pasadenk
Seattle
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Mount
Montana Midshipmen Graduates Named At Royal Academy
Helena students and Montanans are among this year’s graduates of the Royal Academy. Ensigns await assignment to the Navy for a one year service term. Most plan to remain in the naval reserve. resignations are possible after graduation. Local figures include Micka Billings, William Sheppard, and others from Helena and surrounding counties.
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Wiz Montana
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Casignan
Navy
Tno Sear
Montana
Slann
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William Sheppard Chelly Bette
Brickson Starry
William McElgain
Dee Todge
Georgy Touden
Gow Huttenac
Robertacn Currie Dailey Hilings
Jobo Bundy Ritch
Helena
Whisker Story Ends with Comeback Against Mocking Women
A Velcon whisker grower, walking with two women who mock his whiskers, halted and spoke to them with quiet dignity. He warned that their own appearance would be no better than his whiskers, delivering a pointed retort about their remarks.
O Connor Leads Drive to Raise Sugar Beet Quota
Washington May 14 A movement to raise U S sugar beet acreages gained momentum as a petition to bring the measure from committee was placed before the House. Representative O Connor Montana urged immediate action to lift acreage from 80 000 to 100 000 acres. The proposal mirrors Senate action and seeks to protect American producers and prices for domestic consumers.
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