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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1939

Page

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Finland pleads for world aid as Arctic siege endures

Helsinki reports an urgent Finnish proclamation broadcast to appeal for help against Soviet invaders. Diet speaker Vlinoe Hakkila urges civilized nations to act, as Finland defends independence, democracy, religion, and homes amid harsh Arctic fighting. Parliament approves a 1.7 billion Finnish mark loan to bolster defense.

Finland Helsinki U.P Vlinoe Hakkila Diet Hakkila Baron Karl Gustav Emile Man

Danish Aid Awakens to Finland War Feelings

In Copenhagen Danes demand stronger help for Finland beyond sympathy amid the Finnish Russian conflict. Carding 16 tons of warm clothing for Finnish refugees shows public urge for concrete aid, with crowds and handbills urging action and a three kings peace conference.

Copenhagen Finland Denmark The International Comitern Redpost Europe Christian

Finn Glaim Quiet As Backfield Drives Lynn Heinzerling

Finn Glaim and Lynn Heinzerling appear in a quiet backfield exchange as drives lead to a decisive gain. The report notes steady teamwork and strategic plays shaping the game flow.

Finland Reports Heavy Fighting on Eastern Front

Helsinki reports violent fighting in knee deep snow along Finland's eastern frontier near the Arctic circle as Finns claim repulsed Soviet attacks. Russians press three brigades toward the Mannerheim line while Finnish planes reportedly destroy a column of enemy tanks.

Helsinki Finland Arctic Circle Gulf of Botnia Karelian Mannerheim Reuters London Baltic Hangoe Tornio Sweden Gulf of Bothia Russia Kotka

State accident wounds two and kills Huisman

Glasgow police report Henry Huisman, 34, wounded two others in an apartment building before slashing his wrists, jumping from a railroad underpass and dying. Emma Boleman, 31, and Russell Henning were shot in the same apartment.

Glasgow Henry Huisman Bennie Sather Huisman Emma Boleman Russell Henning

Chemist claims invisibility substance demonstrated near Spartanburg

Spartanburg chemist Max Gardner announced a substance that, when painted on, could render objects invisible beyond 100 feet. Demonstrations were held on an airplane near the city, with Army officials expected to observe. Gardner cited graphite as a basic ingredient and noted the material’s origin as an aluminum substitute.

Spartanburg S. C Herald-Journal Max Gardner Gardner War Department Army

Montana Weather Forecast Passes Along Mixed Snow Showers

Partly cloudy through Monday and Tuesday. Snow showers likely west of the divide with colder temperatures Monday night and Tuesday.

Montana Divide

Dental Health Institute to be Held in Butte

Dr. John C. Brauer of the University of Iowa will lead a Dental Health Institute in Butte next Friday. The Montana Dental Association and State Board of Health sponsor the event, part of a regional health education program for dentists and doctors.

John C. Brauer Department of Preventive Dentistry University of Iowa Butte State Board of Health Helena Montana Dental Association Montana State Board of Health

Russian press questions Finnish arms aid sources

Moscow newspapers quoted Swedish reports alleging Germany supplied arms to Finland and aided Italian planes in flight to Finland amid the Soviet Finnish conflict. Berlin denied the charges saying no war materiel has been shipped to Finland by Germany.

Moscow Germany Finland Soviet Union Stockholm Berlin

Finnish Planes Destroy Russian Armored Train

A Finnish broadcast reported that Finnish planes bombed and destroyed a Russian armored train on the Karelian Isthmus. Norwegian radio said Russians were still disembarking troops at Liinahamari in the Arctic sector, where the temperature was four degrees below zero Fahrenheit.

Copenhagen Karelian Ikenes Liinahamari Arctic

Impressive Rites Attend Laying of Cornerstone Here

The Rev. Frank L Harrington spoke at the cornerstone laying for the Immaculate Conception church with Bishop Joseph M Gilmore officiating. The ceremony drew a large crowd as clergy processed from the old church to the new with the Boys Central high band.

Joseph M. Gilmore Bishop Gilmore Helena Immaculate Conception Msg J. C. Willging Frank L. Harrington Immaculate Conception Church Father Harrington Central High School Gilmore Msgr J. C. Wiliging

Butte Lawyer Named Officer in Jewish Aid Group

William Meyer, prominent Butte attorney, elected vice chairman for the Montana district of the Northwest regional conference of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee. More than 300 delegates attended as a Portland temporary group was made permanent in Seattle to aid relief and refugee efforts for Jews in war-torn Europe.

William Meyer Butte Northwest American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Seattle Meyer Montana Portland Europe

Today Marks Half Century Anniversary of Martas Pass

Gladwin Hill recounts a perilous winter ascent in the Montana Rockies. A young explorer and an Indian guide endure 49 below zero and brutal winds to discover Martas Pass, a moment tied to railroad expansion and the Great Northern line envisioned by James J. Hill. The piece hints at a larger historical context and continues on another page.

Martas Pass Montana Rockies Continent America St. Paul James J. Hill Great Northern Railway Empire Builder Rockies Pacific Great Lakes Orient

Generous Finnish Relief Drive Boosts Butte Campaign

Butte opens its Finnish relief drive with early contributions and strong local support. Funds collected at First National bank Metals Bank and Trust Miners' National Bank Montana Standard Butte Daily Post and Chamber of Commerce will be sent to Hoover led national headquarters for food clothing and supplies to Finland. Finnish Butte group has already sent 461 dollars toward war victims in their homeland.

Butte Finland Russia First National Bank Metals Bank and Trust Company Miners’ National Bank Montana Standard Butte Daily Post Chamber of Commerce Herbert Hoover Hoover

Norway Drives Bloc for Finland Aid at League Assembly

Geneva report says Norway's delegate led a Scandinavian bloc pressing for concrete aid to Finland and for barring Soviet Russia from the league. Argentina would seek Russia's ouster after Finland presents its case. Britain and France lean toward Finland.

Geneva Norway League of Nations Finland Russia League Argentina Rodolfo Freyre Assembly Karl J. Hambro I Hambro A. Costa du Reis Bolivia Ireland Eamon de Valera Venezuela Peru Spain Britain France

Texas officers report capture of Arizona man

Brino Hanks a 25 year old inmate of the Arizona state hospital was captured near the El Paso freight yards after fleeing the hospital five days earlier. Authorities say he weighed 90 pounds and stood six feet three inches and was considered highly dangerous. The arrest narrows the search for Winnie Ruth Judd who fled Phoenix a week earlier.

Phoenix Ariz U.P Brino Hanks State Hospital Winnie Ruth Judd el Paso Texas Chris P. Fox Hanks Arizona State Hospital Winnie Ruth Here Sheriff's

Committee Plans Hearings in Its Probe of NLRB

The House committee investigating the National Labor Relations Board schedules hearings after three months of inquiry. The initial focus will be on policy differences among board members. William Leiserson, the newest board member who has dissented on several findings, will testify first.

Washington House National Labor Relations Board William Léiserson

Christmas Seal Booth Sale Starts in Butte

Christmas seal booths, a division of the Butte Anti-Tuberculosis Society campaign, open today in seven Mining City buildings. Mrs. Pat Whalen says the sale funds TB work for the coming year. Booths run through Monday the 18th with seven organizations staffing daily.

Booth Butte Anti-Tuberculosis Society Pat Whalen

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