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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1940

Page

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British Air and Sea Defenders Smash at Nazis

Foreign ministers of the American republics push measures to stamp out fifth column activity by foreign diplomatic agents. The Pan American Peace Preservation Committee explores limiting immunity and investigating consular agents while Cuba proposes a collective trusteeship over Western colonies and warning declarations against hostile encroachments.

Havana Peace Preservation Committee Cordell Hull Cuba United States Washington

Anti Third Term Forces Mobilize Across Fronts

Washington July 24 anti third term forces mobilize on many fronts with no sign of a Democratic bolt from Roosevelt Wallace. Senator Edward R Burke Nebraska plans a non partisan national organization independent of Wilkie or Roosevelt clubs to lure dissident Democrats to Willkie.

Washington Wendell L. Willkie Edward R. Burke D-Neb Wilkies

Men with dependents assured no peacetime draft

Brig. Gen. William E. Shedd testified before the House military committee that men with dependents would not be drafted for peacetime military training under the Burke-Wadsworth bill. He noted a deferred classification for those essential to industry as the Senate committee approved revisions, and the Senate panel moved toward exemptions for conscientious objectors.

Washington Senate Military Committee William E. Shedd House Military Committee Senate Shedd

Chronopolous Freed From State Prison After Clemency

Theodore Chronopolous, once condemned for the Butte slaying of Sylvester Prew, was discharged from Deer Lodge prison after the state board of pardons approved a commutation urged by Gov. Roy E. Ayers. The terms require him to forever leave the state. Continued on Page 3, Col. 7.

Theodore Chronopolous Butte Joseph M. Dixon State Deer Lodge State Board of Pardons Chrono Polous Roy E. Ayers Chronopolous Sylvester Prew Butte Eagles Lodge

City approves preliminary budget for 1940 41

City council adopts a preliminary budget of 835 thousand eight hundred fourteen dollars and 74 cents for next year, higher than last year’s spending but below departments' 1940 41 requests. Final budget and tax levies set August 12 with possible changes and page 2 continuation.

Bandit Jailed After Buying Victim Drink

A holdup man who used the victim's money to buy a drink at gunpoint was arrested late last night by Police Officers George Tomkins and Tom Calpin. The suspect Lloyd Smith, about 24, gave that name when booked as a holdup man. Victim Irving Levin, 24, identified the suspect.

George Tomkins Tom Calpin Lloyd Smith Irving Levin Inter

Weather forecast for Montana fair and warm days

The forecast calls for general fair weather in Montana on Thursday and Friday. Temperatures are expected to rise with a warmer spell on Thursday across the Divide region.

Montana Divide

Butte Leads Field in State Golf Tourney Opener

Miss Sue Jeanne Gronley, a 15 year old Butte schoolgirl, captured medalist honors with an 82 in the opening women's qualifying round of the state golf tournament at the Butte Country Club. Eddie Collins of Livingston scored a hole in one on the 165 yard seventh while nearly 200 men begin qualifying rounds for the men's championship. Finals set for Sunday as dawn patrol stars tee off at 5 am and a second 18 hole round will cut to 16 in each flight.

Sue Jeanne Gronley Miss Gronley Butte High School June Butte Butte Country Club Miss Granley Eddie Collins Livingston Collins Montana Dawn Patrol

Trial Set for Former Sheriff Weir in Tax Evasion Case

Trial of Larry Weir former sheriff of Silver Bow county is scheduled for August 5 opening day of federal court in Helena A 60 member jury panel was ordered and all criminal pleas and arraignments in the local federal court will be heard that day Weir faces income tax evasion charges after a June indictment and has been free on a 5000 bond The heat wave reaching a new crest with eight days of extreme temperatures continued to drive up deaths to 286 including 100 heat fatalities and 186 drownings across prairie states

Larry Weir Silver Bow County Helena James H. Baldwin Weir Lewis A. Brown U. S Liberty Preas Midwest Prairie States

Murder charge filed in Great Falls beer parlor killing

Ed Martell aged 82 was charged with first degree murder in the death of Dave Jenkins who died from a gunshot wound received last Wednesday in a Great Falls beer parlor. Bond was set at 5900. A coroner's jury found him responsible. arraignment not yet scheduled with possible insanity plea and sanity hearing.

Great Falls Ed Martell Dave Jenkins Martell Jenkins

Nazi figures said in German custody over Munich bomb plot

Berlin dispatch reports Otto Strasser and Herschel Grynszpan have fallen into Nazi hands in Paris. Grynszpan awaits trial for killing diplomat Ernst vom Rath in Paris. Hermann Rauschning is said to have escaped to London.

Munich Louis P. Lochner Berlin Otto Strasser Heinrich Himmler Adolf Hitler Herschel Grynszpan Germany Paris France Grynszpan la Santa Ernst Vom Rath Hermann Rauschning London

Butte Youth Passes Naval Academy Entrance Exam

A Butte, Montana youth has passed the required mental and physical exams for entrance to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jack Ward of 632 South Clark street and left by air a week ago after a successful preliminary test and senatorial appointment. Ward, a 1939 Butte High School graduate, attended Montana School of Mines last year and was prominent in athletics.

U. S. Naval Academy Annapolis Butte Jack Ward South Clark Street Ward Butte High School Montana School of Mines

Forces Massed Around Britain Are Attacked

German raids against English ports and sea lanes cost the Nazis several aircraft as British Spitfires and anti aircraft guns drove off dive bombers. American made Chance Vought 156 planes were identified in the German formations and at least two raiders were shot down. The air ministry touted a “Spitfire day” as it battled Dornier Heinkel Junkers and Messerschmitt bombers and fighters from dawn into evening.

London England North Sea British Air Ministry Britain France

State grain prospects cut by heat

A blazing heat wave across Montana worsened drought, trimming spring grain prospects per the Agricultural Marketing Service and Weather Bureau. Eastern Montana saw record temperatures as water supplies dwindled. harvesting of winter wheat is underway while oats and barley begin. Progress of spring grains varied through the week across regions.

Helena Montana Agricultural Marketing Service Weather Bureau

Nazi Propaganda High as Britain War Drums Grow

Berlin reports intensified German propaganda aimed at Britain as bombers raid England. The Luftwaffe claims heavy shipping losses for Britain and destroys multiple naval vessels while radio broadcasts denounce Britain’s leaders as vermin and criminals. Dutch casualties are cited from Amersfoort amid ongoing air clashes.

Holland Amersfort Amsterdam Germany High Command England Canada Lord Halifax Back Poland Reynaud Paul Reynaud France London Times

Willkie Praises Roosevelt While Attacks Rise

Wendell L. Willkie mingled with crowds at a frontier celebration in Salt Lake City and told reporters Roosevelt has climbed only slightly from the lofty pedestal. He cited Democratic defections and said anti Roosevelt groups grow fast with Willkie clubs led by Oren Root Jr. and Russell M. Davenport. Alabama Democrats under Mabel Jones West back his campaign as parades and rodeos shadowed the day.

Salt Lake City Utah Wendell L. Willkie Roosevelt John W. Hanes The Treas

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