Divorces Filed In District Court Proceedings
Two civil divorce complaints were filed in the district court. Lillian Shea seeks divorce from Leonard Shea and aims to resume her maiden name Lillian Holmes, alleging cruelty. Elsie Richards sues Raymond Richards for divorce on wilful neglect and cruelty and seeks child custody with $25 monthly support.
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Elmer Shea
District Court
J. J. Lynch
T. E. Downey
Lillian Shea
Leonard Shea
Anaconda
Lillian Holmes
Elsie Richards
Raymond Richards
Twin Bridges
William Halloran
George R. Clair
Roy P. Leahy
Leonard Uren
Nippon liner Nitta Maru breaks Tokyo to San Francisco crossing record
Japan's 17000 ton Nitta Maru arrived from Honolulu twenty four hours early and set a new speed record for merchant ships from Tokyo to San Francisco. The liner reportedly logged about 24 knots with two coated turbine sets. It is the first of three Nippon Yusen Kaisha ships for the Japan European service but will remain in Japan Honolulu California service due to the European war.
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San Francisco
Japan
Honoluly
Siberia
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Dies Proposes Nation Outlaw Reds and Nazis
The Dies committee plans hearings on fifth column activities in the South focusing on alleged Communist influence in the Tennessee Valley Authority and Birmingham steel, with closed sessions starting Monday. Attorney General Jackson creates a national defense unit in the FBI led by Hugh H. Clegg, mobilizing about 250 agents by July 1. Eire expects many American tours this year despite the sea wave.
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Dies
South
Tennessee Valley Authority
Birmingham
Ala
Steel Indus
Dallas
Texas
United States
Mexico
Jackson
National Defense Investigation Unit
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hugh H. Clegg
French Gardener Inspires Briton Civilian Defenders
A 60 year old French gardener from Rheims, mocked as a harmless eccentric, becomes an unlikely symbol for British civilian defense as he keeps a second hand Swedish machine gun ready. His lone vigil amid German air raids fuels local resolve and rumor.
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London
Rheims
Low Countries
Flush kidneys of poisons and stop getting up nights
Thousands of men and women wonder why backache and frequent nighttime urination trouble them. The ad promises a $0.05 package of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Capsules to flush excess acids and uric poison from kidneys, claiming relief in days and joint benefits, urging readers to seek the genuine box at 35 cents.
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Haarlem
Pop Pop Hero of Rheims Inspires Britain Parashootists
The story highlights a German bomber downed by a brave figure in Rheims who becomes town pride and an example for Britain’s parachutists. Salvador imposes a government monopoly on match imports.
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Rheims
Methodist Church Activities For The Week
Mountain View Methodist Church lists events for the coming week. The N. 8 S. N. club gathers Tuesday at 6 30 for a pot luck dinner with Mrs. Harold Bush leading devotions. Annual election of officers planned. The Just Folks circle meets Wednesday at 6 30 for another pot luck social with indoor games. A note mentions American glass for building construction in Egypt.
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Mountain View Methodist Church
N. 8
S. N. Club
Harold Bush
Just Folks Circle
Radio news shows boycott spread over Communist broadcasts
Stations refuse to carry proceedings as protests mount. WCAU in Philadelphia and Iowa’s Des Moines company reject broadcasts, while Browder’s nomination and Ford’s vice presidency are slated for network airings. The FCC says no authority to cancel.
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Leon Levy
WCAU
Philadelphia
Luther Hill
Iowa Broadcasting Company
Des Moines
National Broadcasting Company
Mutual Broadcasting System
Browder
James W. Ford
Columbia Broadcasting System Network
Federal Communications Law
Mutual
Washington
Federal Communication’s Commission
India’s Governor General Tops Public Official Pay
The report notes India with the highest paid public official in its Governor General post, highlighting pay levels amid the nation’s poverty status and governance structure.
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India
Butte Relief Drive Reaches Target for War Refugees
The Red Cross drive in Butte tops its goal to aid war refugees with broad support from business, unions, and clubs. Joint chairmen Ivan Caldwell and J. D. Newman note strong gifts from Hansen Packing employees and Masonic groups as organizations rally behind the effort.
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Butte
Ivan Caldwell
Denney Sullivan
American Legion
Hugh R. Doyle
Exchange Club
J. J. Hermes
Kiwanis Club
Clark Veatch
John C. Hauck
E. J. Strasburger
Lions Club
Herbert J. O'Neill
O'Neill
William Breen
Dudley Gibson
Richard Hill
W. B. Frame
Rotary Club
Eugene Savage
E. T. Kallgren
L. W. Johnson
William Cregg
J. D. Newman
The
Red Cross
Hansen Packing Company
League chairman appoints Red Cross rep in Butte
Eugene Carroll leads the Butte Junior League campaign and encloses a $100 check for the general fund. The letter names Miss Dora Christian of 509 West Park Street as the league's representative on the Red Cross council.
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Eugene Carroll
Butte Junior League
Dora Christian
West Park Street
Red Cross Council
U S Freighter Charles R McCormick Set for Return to U S
The American freighter Charles R McCormick, halted by the German invasion of Norway, wirelessed from Bergen that it would sail immediately for the United States. Its $2,000,000 relief cargo for Finland including small arms and trucks was seized as a prize of war.
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New York
Charles R. McCormick
Norway
Bergen
United States
McCormick
Finland
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Nation
Eire
Montana Standard
United Press
King’s Lynn
Norwich
Brighton Hastings
News
Bhaver
Mechelen
Essen Duisburg
Dusseldorf
Kassel
Erfurt
Cambrai
Cologne
Montreuil
Arras
Troyes
Macon
Lyon
Wiesbaden
C. 8. Hammond & Co
M. Y
Germany
Salvador
Egypt
James Roosevelt
Jimmy
San Diego
Atis
Union
Wein
Portis
Stetson
Montana
Comte
S, ST Park ST
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
U. S
U.S
Philipsburg
Ras
Hennessy’s
Eureka
Pam
Hentless
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