Inquiry Into Movies Opens With Willkie As Counsel
Wendell Willkie told a senate committee the motion picture industry would oppose Hitler and cooperate with national defense. He questioned the committee s legal authority as hearings begin, saying the industry and its executives are opposed to Nazi dictatorship and have watched Germany s destruction of free life. He warned against broader probes into free expression and offered witnesses with first hand knowledge of Germany and England to counter propaganda claims.
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Washington
Sept. S
Wendell L. Willkie
Senate
Willkie
Clark
Idaho
Germany
Nye
NLD
Interstate Commerce
Willie
United States
Wit ‘Nesses
Nazi
England
Melena's Town Hall Opens With Noted Speakers
The Sept 25 program starts with an address by Dr Morris Fishbein, executive secretary of the American Medical Association, and includes Carl Sandburg Carveth Wells and Henry Knight Miller among early speakers. Events will be at the Consistory Shrine temple with student memberships at 2.60 and regular at 5.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melena
Morris Fishbein
Lhe American Medical Association
Norman Winestine
Town Hall
Garl Sandburg
Carveth Wells
Henry Knight Miller
Shrite Temple
Winestine
Emma M Husen Taken by Death in Helena
Mrs Emma Margaret Husen 27 a Helena resident for three years died yesterday in St John s hospital after six months illness She was born Sept 28 1904 in Rolla North Dakota and moved to Helena with her husband William Husen and their 4 year old daughter Mercedes in 1938 Their home is 1515 Butte Avenue She is survived by a nephew William Marchand of Coutts Alberta Canada The body is at Herrmann and Company mortuary and arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Margaret Husen
Helena
St. John's Hospital
Husen
Rolla
N. D
William Husen
Mercedes
North Dakota
Butte Avenue
Junele
William Marchand
Coutts
Alberta
Canada
Herrmann and Company
Nine Montana traffic deaths in week tally rises
A week long tally shows nine traffic deaths in Montana, bringing the seven day toll to 17. Named victims include James Edward Hawthorne 55 and Jack Branstetter 24 both of Powell Wyoming Frank Stuart Jy 16 of Conrad and Mrs Jacob Balsski 64 of Garrison North Dakota Mrs George Sims 56 of Everett Washington Elizabeth Williams 25 of Los Angeles Frank Ivan Rodgers 21 of Absarokee Otto Johnson 26 of Lincoln and Emmett A Tevehaugh 46 Ringling ranch worker James Baker 25 faced first degree charges in Malta. Further incidents include a speeder struck by a Great Northern train near Bowdon causing Quirino Casimiamo and Andrew Sorenson to die, Otto Kolb 26 of Pablo fatally crushed under a car, Martin Vigen drowned near his Chateau tavern, and Fallon county seeking an unidentified 50 year old man who died at Baker. Personal crises also clock Arthur Trauman 64 near Helena and Delos W McNutt 51 Malta county court clerk.
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Montana
Yiv
James Edward Hawthorne
Jack Branstetter
Powell
Wyo
Frank Stuart Jy
Conrad
Jacob ‘Balsski
Garrison
N. D
George Sims
Everett
Wash
Elizabeth Williams
Los Angeles
Frank Ivan Rodgers
Absarokee
Otto Johnson
Lincoln
Emmett A. Tevehaugh
Ringling
James Baker
Pat Barrows
Malta
Phillips County
Gabriel
Great Northern
Bowdoin
Quirino Casimiamo
Andrew Sorenson
Anaconda
Suelter
Otto Kolb
Pablo
Martin Vigen
Chateau
Fallon County
Baker
Arthur Trauman
Helena
Delos W. McNutt
Uncle Sam’s Fight Against Axis for Trade in South America
Peter Edson outlines Nazi South American strategy from 1933 to 1937, detailing the Weltbummiers and hired German salesmen who mapped mines, resources, and markets. He contrasts Germany’s organized four year plan with the U.S. lag in coordinating Latin American economic defense, noting Jesse Jones and Harry Hopkinson shift to a thorough reorganization to counter the threat.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Anele Sam
South America
Germany
Hitler
U. S
Society of World Travelers
Weltbummiers
Wagabundes
United States
Latin America
Jesse Jones
Lowt
Secretary of Commerce
Harry Hopking
Jones
Funeral Rites Held For J L Johnson In White Sulphur Springs
Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o clock in White Sulphur Springs for J L Johnson who died recently in Helens T EB Connors of Townsend was in charge of arrangements Burial was in White Sulphur Springs cemetery. Books Given To School Rose Sanu 4 H club led presents two dictionaries to Johnson school district No 3 Agnes Miller spoke for the school and teacher Mrs Griswold Deed Filed A deed was filed conveying town lot and home from Dewey Shields to Anna Moudree of Crow creek valley Offer From Alaska Mr and Mrs D J Clark of Helena received word their son Leslie was offered an aircraft engineering position in Alaska connected with the defense program Maurice Guttey returned from Portland enrolled at Broadwater High Mrs L M Cooley and son Tommy visiting in Denver James Gill left for Seattle for Boeing job Mrs W C Whaley and Mrs J E Templeton Helena visitors with Mrs C B Fairchild Mrs John Walters left for San Francisco to be with son Gene in government hospital Gene enlisted in the army Father Gabriel and Father Fred Tracy attended T J Collins funeral services Mr and Mrs F J Nugent of Wolf Creek were callers En route home contact with federal department since 1932 biggest change since Hoover Two lines truncated in source include South American trade unit and economic war status
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Townsend
White Sulphur Springs
L Johnson
Helens
T. EB. Connors
Connors
Townsend J
Clerk and Recorder's Office
Dewey Shields
Anna Moudree
Crow Creek Valley
John Whaley Land
Alaska
D. J. Clark
Helena
Maurice Guttey
Portland
Maurice
Broadwater
L. M. Cooley
Tommy
Denver
James Gill
Seattle
Boeing Aircraft Factory
W. C. Whaley
J. E. Templeton
Heleng
C. B. Fairchild
John Walters
San Francisco
Federal Department
Department of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Jones
William LaVatre
Americ
Agua Caligue
Tierra del Fuez
Latin America
Winston Rancher Dies at 55 in Local Area
W. Daniels 55 owner of the 101 ranch near Winston and lifelong area resident died yesterday at the Yaneh home. Funeral arrangements are pending. Born Aug 27 1884 he is survived by a widow two sons William C Daniels Jr and a daughter Mrs Woodrow Wallace plus two brothers and two sisters and five nieces and nephews.
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W. &. Daniels
Winston
E. Daniels
Townsend
E. J. Brewer
Rainier
Ore
H. H. Hamlin
Portland
Credit Association Names Chiefs Bozeman
Frank W. Anderson of Helena was reelected president of the Montana Association of Credit Bureaus at the annual meeting in Bozeman. Spencer Hunt of Miles City was reelected vice president and Edna Jadevine of Bozeman was again secretary treasurer. Missoula was chosen as the 1942 meeting place by 121 delegates. Anderson was named to head a 12 member committee to guide credit control activities with federal agencies. other members include Del McCune of Missoula A J Lochrie of Butte Barney Murphy of Great Falls and Thelma Earnhart of Missoula.
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Credit Association
Bozeman
Frank W. Anderson
Helena
Montana Association of Credit Bureaus
Spencer Hunt
Miles City
Edna Jadevine
Bosen
Missoula
Anderson
del McCune
A. J. Lochrie
Butte
Barney Murphy
Great Falls
Thelma Earnhart
Potatoes and butter market report with local Helena notes
Chicago Market reports potatoes arrivals on track sales and prices for Idaho Russet Burbanks U.S. No. 1 and No. 3 and other varieties with Minnesota North Dakota Wisconsin prices. Butter receipts listed by grade with price ranges. Also brief Helena area social notes on Mary Leh, Pete Cartwright, Dorothy Malone visit and return home.
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Chicago
Sept
USDA
U. S
Idaho
Long Whites
Minnesota
North Dakota
Bliss
Minnesota Cobblers
Early
Ohios
Wisconsin Cotblers
U. Ss
Bliss Triumphs U
Creamery
Helena Drives Far Past Quota in Local Campaign Ending
Arthur Lyerson, chair of the 6.0 drive, announced to Thomas E. Dewey that Helena exceeded its goal as the drive closed Saturday night. Total sum raised was 33,277.01 against a 2,500 quota, with the local committee contributing 32,947.66 and the Boy Scout theater campaign adding 329.85. Chairman Nelson thanked all agencies and firms for their cooperation.
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Arthur Lyerson
Thomas E. Dewey
Helena
Boy Scout Theater
Nelson
Five Will Attend Synod Meeting
Helena church representatives will attend the Montana synod annual meeting in Billings starting this evening. Rev. Whittier will convene and deliver the moderator’s sermon in the moderator’s absence. Mrs. Whittier, and others including Paul W. Smith, Mrs. D. M. Hinman, and Mrs. Warren Batch will participate in the sessions and women’s organization events.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Helena
Montana Synod
Billings
B. Whittier
J. Miller Smith
Montana Synodical
Paul W. Smith
D. M. Hinman
Warren Batch
Women’s Association
Northwest Airlines reports strong annual results
President Croil Hunter released the Northwest Air Lines annual report showing passenger revenue up 28 percent for the year ended June 30. Net income reached 327,495 or 1.39 a share, compared with 296,407.78 or 1.27 a share the prior year. Total operating revenue rose 6,298,249 led by a 571,327 gain in passenger revenue, plus increases in mail revenue 82,478 and freight 20,886 and other operating revenues 14,057.
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St. Pawcept
Af Northwest Airlines, Inc
Croil Hunter
NAVA
Hunter
N.W.A
Stallings Held on Charge of Killing Woman
Stallings 38, an itinerant farm worker, ordered held without bail after pleading innocent to first degree murder in the August 14 killing of Mrs. Laura K. Adams, 60, hotel operator of Three Forks. A hammer was alleged in the slaying. no trial date set. Stallings confessed to the Adams murder to county officials, claiming she drugged him and attacked him first. He said he struck back, then denied involvement in a separate Salt Lake City case.
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Bozeman
Calvert
Eddie) Stallings
Laura K. Adams
Three Forks
Benjamin BH. Berg
Berg
Stallings
Butte Rug
W. W. Lessley
Adame
Baker Arraignment Continued In Barrows Murder Case
District Judge John Hurly continued the arraignment of James Baker 25 for the first degree murder of Pat Barrows 42. Baker is charged with shooting Barrows at a sheep camp near the Canadian border last Friday night after accusing Barrows of molesting his wife five years ago.
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Malta
John Hurly
James Baker
Pat Barrows
Baker
Barrows
Canadian
Answers to Cranium Crackers Questions Packaged as Historical Notes
Questions from a Cranium Crackers set discuss Woodrow Wilson's 1913 peace proposal and wartime diplomacy. Key figures include Roosevelt, Churchill, the Prince of Wales, and the Augusta in the North Atlantic. The text mentions eight points with freedom themes, plus Roosevelt Jr and Elliott Roosevelt among attendees and Fala the president's dog. Hay Hopkins is noted as taking a conference proposal to Churchill in London.
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Woodrow Wilsen
Roosevelt
Churchill
Augusta
North Atlantic Ocean
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
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Panama
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Rose Sanu
Calico Cutters
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Marie Holloway
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Johnson School
Winston Rancher
Chicago Market
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Pete" Cartwright
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