Roosevelts plea to cadets for broad friendships at Annapolis
At Annapolis June 1 President Roosevelt urged Naval Academy graduates to abandon cliques and cultivate friendships with ordinary citizens and colleagues in civil life. He handed out commissions as half the class returned to civilian life. exercises filled Dahlgren Hall as relatives watched.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Roosevelt
Navy
United States Navy
Dahlgren Hall
Washington
Fort Harrison dining hall bid cancellation clarified
Washington reports the bid call for a Fort Harrison dining hall has been cancelled not abandoned. The veterans bureau explains no construction is planned now and the project is deferred for review of new veterans regulations.
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Washington
Fort Harrison
Mont
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Bureau
Beet growers to receive $1,100,000 in 1932 payments
The Great Western Sugar Company announced that approximately $1,100,000 will be paid to sugar beet growers of Montana Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska for the 1932 crops. Payments under the sliding scale contracts will be issued on June 12.
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Denver
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Great Western Sugar Company
Lindbergh Defends Lighter-Than-Air Craft
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh told a joint congressional committee investigating the Akron disaster that lighter-than-air ships are a vital phase in aviation and that stopping development now would be unwise.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Akron
Lindbergh
Farmer is Freed in Fatal Beating
Julius De Kettle, a Kentucky farmer, was freed after a coroner's jury ruled the fatal beating of Henry Linclan a in self defense. Linclan, a 53 year old beet worker, died after being found unconscious on the De Kettle farm Sunday night. The report notes a 22 percent rise in total enrollment across Kentucky public elementary and high schools over twenty years.
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Billings
Julius de Kettle
Liberty
Henry Linclan
Linclan
de Kettle
Kentucky
Lamson held as Palo Alto murder case deepens
The Lamson case unfolds with campus and city police probing a suspected homicide. Investigators examine a demented stranger on a bicycle, a former fiancée returning to Palo Alto, and a disputed bathtub death theory backed by a photo and bloodstain analysis.
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Lamson
Stanford University
Herbert Hoover
Almon E. Roth
University
Palo Alto
Howard A. Zink
Doctor Charged in Illegal Operation Death
Dr. James K. Free, elderly Nashua physician, faces a first degree murder charge in the death of Leone May Starkey, 18, of Whitewater, after a coroner's jury returned a secret verdict. Roy Braaten testified he paid for the operation at Dr. Free's Nashua home on May 13.
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Glasgow
James K. Free
Nashua
Thomas Dignan
Leone May Starkey
Whitewater
Roy Braaten
Martinsdale Clip Brings 26 Cents at Sale
Martinsdale wool market news reports Smith Brothers sold to Charles J. Webb & Sons of Philadelphia for 26 cents a fleece on half of 12,000 fleeces. Officials expect price gains and plan to hold the remainder with confidence.
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Martinsdale
Smith Brothers
Charles J. Webb & Sons
Philadelphia
Montana School of Mines Holds Commencement Activities
The Montana School of Mines graduation program features the Montana Society of Engineers medal to an outstanding student, a mineral collection unveiling, and a full program with processional, glee club, speeches, and bequests. Graduates list includes seniors from multiple states and universities. luncheon for the class with President Thomson at the Silver Bow club follows.
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Arthur J. Andrews
Montana Society of Engineers
Morgan H. Wright
Main Hall
Glee Club
L. E. Jones
America
Choeur Des Channelles
M. A. Brannon
Lascia
Handel
Martha Bowden
Spress
J. H. Dickson
F. A. Thomson
Melvin A. Brannon
Gaetschmann
William Andrews Clark III
Thomson
Frank H. Cooney
W. A. Clark II
Montana
Emmanuel Sternheim
Herbert Sommerlatte
Technische Hochschle
Charlottenburg
Germany
J. A. MacEwan
Queen's College
Kingston
Canada
Adolph H. Kuechler
Ohio State University
Missouri School of Mines
J. Ivan Hall
University of Oregon
Roy A. Johnson
University of Idaho
Ralph I. Smith
University of Kansas
John Dennis Keyes
State University of Montana
Robert C. Hawks
Franklyn Dewey
George Grunenfelder
Montana State College
R. J. Woody
la Grande
Ore
K. C. Bellows
Sheridan
Wyo
J. M. Conrow
Livingston
Evan Gustafson
Hardin
H. J. Smith
Great Falls
Fred A. Roeder
Anaconda
EF. A. Avery
Ana
Child killed by automobile in Hardin shop backing incident
Two year old Robert Zelka died when an car backed from Raymond Zelka's repair shop in Hardin. His father watched nearby as the tragedy occurred in the exposure of the shop area.
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Hardin
Robert Zelka
Raymond Zelka
Montana Cash Shows Increase in State Funds
Helena June 1 Receipts from funding bonds and other sources boosted Montana cash in banks to a substantial rise from May 1 Deposits totaled 2 496 382 dollars compared with 1 710 697 dollars on May 1 said State Treasurer James J Brett The increase reflects improved liquidity in state accounts and bond proceeds.
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Helena
James J. Brett
Montana
Brett
Prison mutineers in custody after Chelsea bank raid
Eleven Kansas State prison escapees remain at large as a bank heist near Chelsea, Oklahoma prompts gunfire and a police pursuit. The fugitives fled into the Ozark ranges, abandoning a car at Siloam Springs and prompting a renewed manhunt across Osage territory.
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Day
Kansas State Prison
Chelsea
Miami
Okla
U.P
Kansas State
Lansing
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Osages
Oklahoma
Chesapeake Hills
Missouri
Flint Creek
Ozarks
Oklahoma- Arkansas
Siloam Springs
Ark
Leavenworth
Kan
Clint Thomason
Bob la Follette
Thomason
Dan Ward
Kansas
Wilbur Underhill
Harvey Bailey
Underhill
Jess Weatherby
Osage
Kirk Prather
Ralph Vandergriff
Allune
C. D. Henry
Bartlesville
Pawhuska
Ponca
Joplin, Mo
Alice Braithwaite
Bert Blair
Bankers Elect Area Officers at Montana Meeting
The Montana Stockgrowers' association held its annual convention with talks by A. T. Hibbard and Frank H. Johnson and a banquet at St. James guild hall. J. M. Dietrich J. L. Teal and John Sanderson served on the nominating committee.
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Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Frank A. Hazelbaker
A. T. Hibbard
Helena
Frank H. Johnson
J. M. Dietrich
Deer Lodge
J. L. Teal
Butte
John Sanderson
Anaconda
Bank Agreement 5 Made Public in 1930 Testimony
The hearing revealed 91 million dollars in unsecured loans arranged for utility companies by the United Holding group, adding Harvey C. Couch to Morgan’s list of selected customers. It disclosed Morgan partners paid 51.5 million dollars in income taxes from 1919 to 1929. Senator Glass pressed few questions. John C. Hackett, a former NY official, handed a pamphlet on Pecora’s Dot King murder case. Whitney noted Morgan would welcome discounted business if asked.
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United Holding Group
Harvey C. Couch
Reconstruction Corporation
Morgan
Morgan Partners
Pecora
Dot” King
J. P. Morgan & Company
Whitney
Butte Woman to Leave for Coast Graduation
Mrs. Roscoe L. Thomas and her daughter Jane will travel to Seattle for the University of Washington graduation exercises where Jane is to graduate. Afterward Mrs. Thomas and her daughters will spend two weeks at Seaside Oregon.
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Roscoe L. Thomas
Jane Thomas
Seattle
University of Washington
Thomas
Betty
Seaside
Ore
Liverpool Children Allowed at A Film Shows with Parents
A Liverpool policy allows children to attend movie screenings rated A for adults when they are accompanied by a parent or guardian. The move adjusts cinema access for younger audiences while preserving adult-only classifications.
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Liverpool
England
Senate Group 10 Changes Tax Bill Debate
The finance committee will study complaints against industrial licensing and labor protections in the bill but will not indicate changes. Robert P. Lamont of the American Iron and Steel Institute criticizes open shop language as too indefinite, endorsing open union choice and opposing company unions.
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Harrison
Robert P. Lamont
American Iron and Steel Institute
Secretary of Commerce
Lamont
Hawks to Try for Speed Record
Lieutenant-Commander Frank Hawks, holder of many world air speed marks, watches mechanics adjust a new all metal monoplane in which he plans a west-east nonstop attempt tomorrow with a robot pilot installed.
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Los Angeles
Frank Hawks
Washington Post sold for $825,000
The Washington Post changed ownership from the McLean family to an unnamed buyer for 825000. George E. Hamilton Jr. represented the buyer as local attorney.
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Washington Post
Washington
McLean Family
George E. Hamilton Jr
Union Opposes Closed Shop Direct Collective Bargaining
A quotation notes that the union is unalterably opposed to the closed shop and has long been ready to negotiate directly with employers on all employment matters.
Salt and smoked fish price list excerpt
A short ad lists seafood items with prices: whole Eastern codfish by the pound, kippered capeoe by the half peck, haddie by the pound, and mackerel offered at two for a stated amount.
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Haddie
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