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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1939

Page

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Artillery 13 in Play near Shanghai China

Chinese military dispatches claim guerrilla reinforcements besieging towns along the Chentang river southeast of Shanghai as preparations for a general offensive in the Shanghai Hangchow area. Japanese commanders confirm Chinese concentrations and report shelling of Kahsing Kashan and Fuyang with casualties and damage to barracks.

Shanghai U.P Chentang River Shanghai-Hangchow Chiang Kai-shek Kahsing Kashan Hangchow Chentang Fuyang

Pioneers Sons and Daughters Conventions Open in Butte

The Society of Montana Pioneers gathers for its 55th annual convention in Butte with 24 members photographed on arrival. Attendees include C W Winslow Butte Elizabeth Meaney Helena Mary Manning Helena Marvin Trask Deer Lodge and others from Helena Missoula Deer Lodge Dillon and surrounding towns.

Pioneers, Sons and Daughters Organizations OF Montana Butte Society of Montana Pioneers C. We Winslow Whitehat Elizabeth Meaney Mary Manning Helena Marvin Trask Deer Lodge Phil McGovern Dillon McGovern John H. Miller Helmville Joe Kenck Joe Larson Deer Missoula Henry Morgan Ovando Augusta Trask

Producers claim first victory in oil field fight

Oklahoma City August 17 mid-continent oil producers claim an initial victory in their six state shutdown war against collapsing crude prices as two independent Tulsa firms Bell Oil and Gas and Danciger Refin eries rescind 20 per cent per barrel reductions. A third independent Caddo Crude Oil Purchasing of Shreveport LA cut top crude prices in the Shreveport back yard field. Observers foresee continued stoppage of 68 per cent of production.

Oklahoma City Bell Oil and Gas Company Danciger Refineries, Inc Tulsa Caddo Crude Oil Purchasing Company Shreveport

Payroll gain noted in Montana for April to June 1939

Montana data show a sharp reversal from prior downturn. Payrolls for workers covered by unemployment compensation rose by 476,000 in April through June 1939 compared with the same months in 1938, totaling 24,251,000.

Helena Montana Barclay Craighead Unemployment Compensation Commission Craighead

United Air Lines Officials To Confer Here On Monday

W A Patterson president of United Air Lines and other United officials will arrive in Butte next Monday to confer with city and county officials the Chamber of Commerce and aeronautical groups. They will discuss the proposed merger of United Airlines and Western Air Express and the Salt Lake City connection. The party will be guests at a luncheon Monday noon at the Finlen hotel.

W. A. Patterson United Air Lines United Butte Chamber of Commerce Aeronautical United Airlines Western Air Express Salt Lake City Finlen Hotel Mr. Patterson

WPA wage cuts in Butte unskilled workers to 4.70 and 0.80

The Butte WPA schedules show unskilled security wages cut by 4.70 and 0.80 in two brackets. New rates will take effect September 1, with some classifications seeing raises instead of cuts. Montana officials say regional scales remain favorable and align with national geographical area adjustments.

Butte Wpa WPA Butte Washington, D. C Montana Joseph E. Parker Washington

Tax revision study invites business leaders to aid

Washington officials invited business leaders to help prepare a record of public tax opinion for a congressional committee studying revision proposals. John W. Hanes, acting secretary of the Treasury, said private money could be mobilized to match public spending, warning of a possible recession if private funds fail to follow public investment.

Washington John W. Hanes Treasury

Welfare boards may require work for relief wages

Montana county welfare boards can deny relief to applicants who refuse county work at prevailing wage scales. Attorney General H. J. Freebourn ruled that such work must benefit the county, not private employment. Payment should be by warrant or check unless the applicant dissipates the allowance.

Helena Montana H. J. Freebourn Claude A. Johnson Red Lodge

Public Officers Address Police Convention in Butte

Montana law enforcement officials gathered in Butte for the Montana Police Protective Association convention. Congressman Jacob Thorkelson spoke on China and Japan and anti Communism while Mayor Charles Hauswirth welcomed attendees and highlighted city cooperation for the three day event concluding with a Saturday banquet.

Montana Butte Montana Police Protective Association Jacob Thorkelson Washington, D. C United States China Japan Thorkelson Charles A. Hauswirth State Police Society Illus Charles Hauswirth Joe Sullivan Miles City R. C. Embry Bozeman Police N. N. Trudeau Havre Dan Reagan Putte Hauswirth Jack Long Great Falls F. L. Matteson Missoula

Formidable Launch Tragedy at Belfast Navy Yard

The 23700 ton British aircraft carrier Formidable runaway launched killing one woman and injuring twenty others as timbers and iron bolts showered the crowd. Lady Wood christened the vessel just as it slid into Belfast Lough, with dockyard workers fleeing the crackling cradle and debris.

Belfast Northern Ireland Britain Formidable Admiralty Lady Wood Kingsley Wood Belfast Lough Isotel Kirk

Montana Weather Forecast Friday to Saturday

A generally fair period is forecast for Montana with largely dry conditions. Friday brings cooler temperatures, while Saturday remains mild with few clouds and light winds.

Montana

Pioneers Gather for 55th Montana Society Convention

More than 100 Montana pioneers and Daughters of Montana Pioneers arrived in Butte for the fifty fifth annual Society of Montana Pioneers convention and the Sons and Daughters session. A reception and musical program opened the event at the Finlen hotel with a banquet planned for the Butte Country Club tonight.

Montana Pioneers Butte Country Club James N. Norris Helena Emily Wellcome Butte

Kuhn Defies Dies Committee After Testimony Spat

Fritz Kuhn leader of the German American Bund clashes with the Dies committee for two days accusing the inquiry of bias and predicting political fallout for Dies. He rails at the panel over evidence of Bund ties to German agencies, calling the session a waste of time.

Washington Fritz Kuhn Stolid Fuehrer Bund Dies Kuhn Germany Metcalfe John C. Metcalfe

Poles Boost Defenses Berlin Threats After Arrests

Nazis report Germany may intervene unless Poland halts alleged terror against ethnic Germans. More than 1,000 Germans said jailed as talks over Danzig and the corridor loom, with Hitler demanding Danzig and the corridor and warning of war unless settled soon.

Berlin Germany Poland Danzig Adolf Hitler

Lawrence Duggan dies long-time Silver Bow sheriff

Lawrence P. Duggan 65 longtime Butte mortician and three-time Silver Bow county sheriff died in a local hospital after a heart attack. He lived 45 years in the mining city and led county law enforcement for three terms. Born 1874 in Calumet he was active in fraternal lodges and politics. His wife and nephew were at his side.

Lawrence Larry) P. Duggan Butte Silver Bow County Duggan Lawrence P. Duggan Patrick and Julia Burk Duggan Calumet, Midh Ireland

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Ona Shanghai War Artillery Treasure State Western Air Express Lines Treasury Department Congress Committee Weather Forecast Country Club Cave of Dies Group Atrocities Tarng Preoo Larry) Duggan Jack Duggan State Police Association Directors
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