Fuehrer Lays Out Rules for New Order in Southeast Europe
Hitler at his Bavarian retreat outlined plans for the new order in the Balkans to Slovak leaders Joseph Tiso Vojtech Tuka and Sano Mach while Nazi gains in England were reported. British raids on Swansea and Cornwall airports were noted as Stukas added ships to Germany's fleet. Slovakia Hungary tensions over Dobruja and Transylvania framed by Goering's paper hints.
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Germany
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Jones and Olsen win Montana golf titles in finals
Gene Jones of Butte captured the Montana amateur championship at the Butte Country Club after a dominant 36-hole final against George Sarsfield. Ralph Olsen, also of Butte, won the Montana Open divisions, finishing ahead of a field of pros and amateurs in the 72-hole event.
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Harriet Nash
Butte
George Sarsfield
Jones
Tom Wigal
Gene Jones
Little Sue Jeanne Gronley
Montana
Butte Country Club
Treasure State Golfdam
Ralph Olsen
Sarsfield
Montana State Golf Association
Flights of German Bombers Sting Britain in 60-Plane Clash
Mass Nazi bomber formations attacked Britain's southeast coast in an hour long duel with the Royal Air Force. The air ministry says raids Saturday and Saturday night struck at the Nord See canal, barges off Stavoren, eight airfields in Holland and Germany, and two supply ships.
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England
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Germany
Train Service Suspended by Order of Nazis
VICHY France July 28 All passenger train service between occupied and unoccupied French areas was halted without explanation on order of German authorities. A brief communique from the Petain government announced provisional cessation of all governmental services to Paris and a temporary ban on refugee return to homes in the German occupied zone.
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Rabat
Philippe Petain
Montana Weather Outlook Sees Showers and Warmer Monday
Partly cloudy conditions expected in Montana Monday and Tuesday with widely scattered showers across mountains. Temperatures rise Monday ahead of cooler air, with unsettled patterns continuing into the midweek period.
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Native Butte Girl Wins National News Contest
Mary Claire Parker, native Butte girl and a graduate of Girls' Central high school, has been named national winner in the news story division of the Catholic School Press Writing contest. Judging occurred at Marquette University in Wisconsin, marking the first time a Butte girl has achieved the top national honor.
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Mary Claire Parker
Girls’ Central High School
Butte
Catholic School Press
Marquette University
Mail- Waukee
Wis
United States
Miss Parker
Jack Parker
Colonies Watch Conclave On Inter Continent Monroe Dr
European colonies in the West Indies show interest in a Havana conference where 21 American republics reportedly discussed trusteeship to protect western hemisphere security. Officials and press offer cautious replies awaiting fuller details as comments from regional papers reflect mixed views on potential outcomes.
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Associated Press
West Indies
Havana
Trinidad Guardian
British West Indies
Heat Wave Keeps Eastern Regions Strained By Heat
Heat remains oppressive from Kansas to the Atlantic coast with many areas reaching the high 90s. The middle West saw a brief cooldown after a short relief, while the Dakotas and Minnesota reported comfortable temperatures. An east wind eased conditions in New England as showers reduced some readings.
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Atlantic Coast
Middle West
Dakotas
Minnesota
New Englne
Act of Havana IO Reported for Final Adoption
The Act of Havana was unanimously reported by the peace commission for formal adoption by the American foreign ministers. It creates an inter continental Monroe Doctrine with rapid application machinery to bar foreign invasion or land grabbing. Secretary Hull seeks support of the 20 American republics to defend hemisphere interests.
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Havana
Peace Commission
Corell Hull
United States
Montana State Golf Association Holds 24th Annual Tourney
The 24th Montana State Golf Association tourney at Butte Country Club set a state record with 308 entrants, including 251 men and 57 women. Henry Shaw won the senior title, Eugene Anne the junior, Kenny Willard was runner up in both, and Miss Peggy Davis claimed the women's driving crown with top yardages.
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Montana
J. C. Ryan
Pioneer
Montana State Golf Association
Butte Country Club
Henry Shaw
White Sulphur Springs
Mike Staunton
Eugene Anne
Havre
Kenny Willard
Missoula
Guy Owen
Cut Bank
Peggy Davis
Butte
Interfraternal Session Planned by Pythian and Odd Fellows
Members of three Odd Fellows lodges join Knights of Pythias in a joint meeting at the Pythian castle on South Main tonight at 8 30. Damon lodge No 1 K of P arranges with welcome by W E Keeley and remarks by R E Schilling James Harris and Richards H Thomas among speakers. Refreshments to follow with additional meetings scheduled in Fidelity and Colusa lodges this week and Miriam Rebekah lodge.
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South Main
Knights of Pythias
South Main Street
Damon Lodge No. 1
K. of P
W. E. Keeley
R. E. Schilling
James Harris
Richards H. Thomas
W. H. Johns
Fidelity Lodge No. 8
Fidelity Hall
Colusa Lodge No. 38
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