Murray McGrath Talk in Missoula Campaign Visit
MISSOULA April 4 Jeroen B Murray opened his renomination bid with a blast at Republican failure to fulfill social security and western reclamation promises. A Missoula Democratic dinner honored him with Sen McGrath of Rhode Island and Sen Magnuson of Washington. About 250 attended including John W Bonner a governor hopeful. Murray urged action to stop a House bill cutting social security and urged unity to support western reclamation projects. He cited 10 000 Montanans still living on 39 32 a month from past Democratic action and called for expansion of coverage. The gathering emphasized western development and liberal Democratic legislation. Magnuson noted essential dams and canals for food and productivity to keep America strong.
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Missoula
Jeroen B. Murray
D-Mont
Munney
Democratic Central Committee
J. Howard McGusth
Rhode Island
Democratic National Committee
Sen
Warren @. Magnuson
Washington
John W. Bonner
Murray
Congress
House of Representatives
Thi Aenate
Seators McGrath
Werner
McGrath
Truman
Magmison
Yellowtail
Ganyon Ferry
America
Montana Dairymen to Meet in Helena Thursday
Treasure State News reports Montana dairymen from across the state will gather in Helena to discuss milk production and marketing. The meetings occur Tuesday with 75 to 160 attendees expected, starting at 10 a.m. in the House chambers. Speakers include Secretary A. A. Klermmne, State Veterinarian W. J. Butler, Dr. Phil Bakert of Montana State College economics, and BP. Lymn, who was invited to discuss the mite control act.
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Montang
Montana
State Capitol
A. A. Klermmne
W. J. Butler
Phil Bakert
Momtana State College Ecohories Department
Montana Child Killed Ceremonies Fete Heroes Tonight
A front page notice describes a Civic Center event in Helena honoring World War I Medal of Honor recipients Gen. Meyer and Col. Chiles Sheeklan with speeches on national preparedness. Open house at the National Guard Armory marks Army Day with reads by officials and awards to Leo Powers and Henry Schauer. Relatives of the fallen read official recognitions. In Circle a three year old boy died after a tractor accident when the wheel struck a rock.
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Melena
Civic Center
Montana
Helena
HH. J. B. Meyer
Artillery
Park Lewis
Ab & N'Amek
Chiles T
Sheeklan
Mortana
National Guard
Gen. Meyer
Circle
Leroy Vogsley
INNER AID Promises Relief From Digestive Distress
An advertisement touts INNER AID as a cure for acid indigestion and bloating after meals. It claims 8 well known men report bowel regularity and renewed health after using the medicine. The copy emphasizes herbs and cleansing action for stomach liver and kidneys and urges readers to buy at drug stores.
Dr Merriam Elected by Arts Institute
Helena reporters note Dr HG Merriam Missuwkit dean of Montania University English department was elected president of the State Institute of Arts and Sciences at the group's organization meeting Saturday night. Ken Cooper of Missal Wak named western district vice president. Dr Vernon Cooper of Easterly Montana Normal in Billings was eastern district vice president. Mrs Mary Brentinn Clapp of Mantama University English instructor was elected treasurer and Ruth Roeblirat, a university graduate student, secretary.
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Helena
HG Merriam
Missuwkit
Montania University
Tistibule of Arts and Sciences
Ken Cooper
Missal Wak
Vernon Cooper
Montana Normal
Billings
Mary Brentinn Clapp
Mantama University
Teamiver
Ruth Roeblirat
University
4 H Jamboree Draws Big Crowd in Helena Village
An enthusiastic crowd of about 250 gathered Saturday at College Place in Helena to celebrate one of the era's most successful 4-H club jamborees. Lewis and Clark county hosted the event, sponsored by the 4-H Builders club, with members, leaders, families, and friends in attendance from Craig, Wayne Herein, and Butcher Prpsiciant.
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Helena Villay
Lewis and Clark County
Craig
Wayne Herein
Wayne Herein, Butchers’ Prpsiciant
Char
Velyny Munger
NGS
Margaret, van Piest
Victor Kelly
Danforth Foundation
Buliders
Three Die as Planes Clash Over Circleville
Circleville Ohio reports a midair collision at night near downtown. One aircraft crashed on a rail line at town edge in flames. the second aircraft landed with no fire, both planes fell in separate crash sites, with victims confirmed.
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Air Circleville
Ohio
Mioe Uialys
Dwntown
Chileville
Kithex Ter Fersol
Roth
Velhaas
Eloquence Needed for City Crime Prevention Debate
Moscow report says EnviroMent newspaper urges prosecuting attorneys to exhibit more alquence in courtrooms. It argues public discussion can exnost the notes at crime and highlight city prevention efforts.
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Moscow
Javestia
Taylor Sees Franco in Rome on Arrival
Fragmentary report from Rome dated April 2 mentions Taylor arriving by plate, meeting Martie, and seeing General Francisco Wranen. The piece notes Taylor, the White House ambassador Irelise Valloan, hopes to meet Pope Pius XI.
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Taylor
Franco Rome
Myrm C
Martie
Wranen
Wile House Aibassailor
Irelise Valloan
Pope Pius XI
Body of Melrose Rancher Found in Slough
A Melrose rancher who had returned to the ranch alone disappeared prompting a two day search led by Sheriff Pal Temple. More than 70 residents and several airplanes combed the area as the body was believed to have lodged in a south slough west of Melrose and later washed into Ble Hole river.
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Iting
Melrose
Deer Lodge School Board Election Results Report
Deer Lodge April 4 candidates L M Benjamin and Frank Shaw elected unopposed to School District No Las Leusters. Voter approval for a mill levy passed 45 to 17. Warren Frask resigns after 37 years on the board. Mr Tyas reappointed.
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Deer Lodge
Nth Ly
L. M. Benjamin
Prank Shaw
Las Leusters
Warren Frask
Tyashewn
Deer Lodge Event Finds Alma Wooley Reviewing Local Lodge
Mrs Alma Wooley of St Paul visits Deer Lodge to review lodge departments for the Manor Protective Society. She inspects the Juvenile group and attends upcoming club meetings as nominations begin. Local candidates include Neal Shea Mike Gelich Nick Edwards with several administrative and subsidiary posts listed.
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Deer Lodge
Alma Wooley
Degree of Manor Promctive Society
McHeon
Crystal
Wopley
St. Paul
Arts and Crafts Dinner Set for April 13 at Clubhouse
Dinner scheduled in Deer Lodge with the Arts and Crafts department planning the annual event on April 13 at the clubhouse at 1 30. Reservations requested by April 9 through Mrs Bayard Moore or Mrs J E Mantey.
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Deer Lodge
Arts and Crafts Department
Thet
Apri 9
Maude Millegan Taken by Death
Helena obituary for Maude Millegan 69 a Helena resident for 80 years died at Lever Park home in early April wife of R B Millegan a pioneer Helena family member She leaves a son and daughter in Helena siblings and in laws in Helena Great Falls Seattle and nearby cities with several nieces and nephews reported in the Helena news obituary column.
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Helena
Maude Millegan
Helena Pier
Lever Park
Siainy Torning
St. Paul
Minn
R. BE. Millegan
Lily
Robert
Millegan
Afr
Arthur Looby
Fay Looby
Bulte
Willam Tobin
Great Falls
Seattle
Sheriff Deputies Close Bar Twice in Hour
Deputies Maurice Barry and Bob Fussell closed a tavern on East Mercury Street at 8 10 Sunday morning for opening before 1 p m. They arrested the bartender, Latguth or Werbin, and later released two other named workers after posting bonds. Both arrests were followed by orders to appear in Judge Winston's court at 2 p m Monday.
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East Side
East Mercury
Maurice Barry
Bob Fussell
Montana
Taund Ik
Wag Latguth
Tin Wer
Butte Briefs A Busy Weekend Local Notes
Butte writers group meets at the YMCA Tuesday night at 7:30. Silver Bow Legionettes drill team hold a business meeting Monday at the Logie. Dillon visitors and residents from Missoula Havre Sheridan Townsend Philipsburg and several towns listed.
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Butte
YMCA
Silver Bow Legionettes
Logie
Western Revue Delights Anaconda Audience With Bar Nothin Show
A 40 member mix of professionals and amateurs from Anaconda and Philipsburg performed the Bar Nothin revue at the A. C. M. Employes club in the Crystal room. The 80 minute program featured music, high jinx, dances and comedy under Caroline Madden's direction to raise funds for Garrity cave safety project and tourist development.
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A. C. M. Employes Club
Crystal Room
Anaconda
Philipsburg
Caroline Madden
Garrity Cave
Anneconda
Vandals Strike Balte Businesses Sunday Morning
Balte police report vandalism in the business district with two large store windows smashed. At Schwartz Men's Inn on West Park and at the Coffer Cup cafe on North Dakota, items were reported stolen from Wig Lone. A second car suffered hub cap theft, and police noted additional damage to a vehicle on Rast Pak.
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Balte
Schwartz Men's Inn
West Park
North Dakota
Sylvester Jolie
Missoula
Wig Lone
Lonino] Wook
West Platinum
Noo Bundy
Jack Hanupan
West Porphyry
Rast Pak
Fire on Roof Near 331 South Washington Quickly Quelled
Firemen from the Butte department contained a roof blaze caused by sparks from a chimney at 331 South Washington. The fire was put out around 8 o clock. The flames damaged only a small roof area and did not reach the main living section below. Slight damage was reported.
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Washington
Butte
Hospital Notes Mixed Patient List With Multiple Names
A verbose hospital notes entry lists numerous admitted and dismissed patients across several streets and apartments. Names include Murray Armitted-Harold Shad Elena Glop Kathryn Thomsoon and many others, with locations such as Grande apartments Anacondia and Muellery apartments. The fragment ends amid additional names and a partial address sequence.
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Murray Armitted
Harold Shad
Grande Apartments
Elena Glop
Dunn
Kathryn Thomsoon
Lagust
Betty Johnson
California
Helena Hakala
Td Cavert
GB. Jordan
Anna ‘Tate
Anacondia
Mary Nortis
Ergo
Glyde Har Tkins
Clark Hotels
Harold O'Neal
Fourth
Walkieville
Ralph Tiddy
North Franklin
Amelia Harden
Cottonwood
Meinhart Rossland
Buys Ingaine
Gliffard Olsen
Livingston
F. A. Williams Jan
Pred Chapman
Jim Helmbuck, Sr
West Galena
Thomas McAdam
Dillon
Jane Stannard
Laurel
G. Berozan
South Oklahoma
C. C. Claugh
Muellery Apartments
Pioneer League to Enforce Fines over Chewing Vamps
TOCATELLO Idaho April 4. Pioneer League to be run tighter by amps with league president Jack Halliwell announcing stricter penalties to curb unnecessary Yaz chewing. Fines must be paid before west hall game or players will be barred from playing, Halliwell says fines will not be remitted this year. Also noted a 30 pound leader found at Whipsnade England the biggest ever, discovered after burrowing beneath the boundary fence.
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Pioneer League
Amps
Tocatello
Idaho
Er —Vampires
Gasebell
Jack Halliwell
Phivers
Halliwell
Pumpires
Whipsnade
England
Blockade Tension Bases Somewhat Continued From Page 1
Western powers cite four power meeting minutes in Berlin as proof of an accord on corridors linking Deri to eastern zones of occupation, while Drabyin rejects any plan for borderless traffic through the Soviet zone. He warns such unregulated freighting would lead to confusion and fuel unrest.
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Berlin
Drabyin
Deri
Aurstern
Dratgin
Jocesinarbtatt
Germany
Dublin Sees Four Boom in Construction of New Louges
Four new lounges underway in Dublin as construction accelerates. Local developers announce plans, with expected openings slated later this year amid rising demand for upgraded hospitality spaces.
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Dublin
Taft Arrives in Nebraska Campaign Tour Opens in Beattsblatt
Republican presidential hopeful Taft lands by air in Cheyenne en route to Beattsblatt where he will launch Nebraska leg of his campaign. He is met by Senator Hugh Butler and Wyoming state GOP chair Ewing Kerr as he heads toward the caucus and nominating process.
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Taft
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ben
Robert.a. Taft
Ohio
Burclay
Beattsblatt
Ewing
Sen
Hugh Butler
Neb
Ewing T. Kerr
Wyoming
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Dr. Merriam
Arts Institute
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Filmer T. Carkeek
Slough
Hale Joranek
Cheuimch
Ak Meehan
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A.C. M. Employes Club
Lloyd Dougherty
T. H. Brangee
Falls
Jett Butte
Sylvester Gonhan
Donn Gilligan
Havre
Bulag
Finlen Horel
James Wirth
Vic Ashford
Vilalness
Mer
Leggat Hotel
Hol. Gon
Sheridan
Charles Rallien
Philpsburg
Frank Prat
Aullings
W. Thickingham
Hallspell
Jame
Jaits Penk
Bill’s Drive Inn
Harrison Ave
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James Wluncles
North Fain
ST. James
Pat McKenna
South Main
Farward Lahey
West Aluminum
Lillian Hadamacher
West Quartz
Dan Breaks
Kennedy
Emmet, Cunningham
East Park
Quinte McConnell
Kemper
Ray Studer
Gowwell
Fred Button
East Aluminum
Senyy Martin
Inetel
Salley ‘Velin
Tein Bridges
Reging Mullyolland
South Dakota
Carla Fleming
Weel Park
Eva Guintion
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Ann Jurstick
Tir
Gra Connor
Ellen Stenberg
South Montana
Roy Tubin
Broadway
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Harrison
Jutand Dawghter
Jughead
Johnny “Furxy
Tyler
C. O. D. Tavern
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Abersdeen
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Peterhead
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Retta
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Dennis Morgan
Missouri
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Tring
T. MacDonald
Mlk
R.L. Elchetherser
Eightiy Arm
Army Bay
Butte Fidelly
Enterprise
Colum Tadge
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