Montana School of Mines Holds 29 Commencement Graduates
The Montana School of Mines conferred diplomas on 29 graduates in a solemn commencement on campus. James W. Gerard gave a notable address. many Butte citizens attended as the campus lights and night sky framed the ceremony. The event underscored hopes for engineering service worldwide.
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Montana School of Mines
James W. Gerard
School of Mines
Montana
Famous Butte College
Germany
Francis A. Thomson
Charles R. Trueworthy
Wilfred T. Hamlyn
J. D. Vincent
Judge Gerard
Thomson
Manoah Pate
Gunther Dicke
Archibald Duncan
Arthur Talot
Ende Talot
Virgil Chamberlain
A. G. Stewart
R. C. McNamee
Vincent Andrews
C. J. Mitchell
Robert Wetzsteen
K. A. Hyuppa
Raymond Nelson
C. N. Harvedt
W. C. Wallace
Leonard Jarrard
Robert Blake
Robert Wilson
John Archibald
James Driscoll
Roy Petersen
Walter Dezell
Walter Duykers
Charles Beckstrom
George Hanson
John Holleran
Hull sets four point program for world order based on law
Secretary of State Cordell Hull outlines a four point plan for U S cooperation toward a world order based on law. Speaking before the Tennessee bar association in Nashville he urges strong public opinion to back international law and rebukes isolationists as he notes the world faces economic dislocation and seeks united action with other nations.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cordell Hull
United States
Bar Association of Tennessee
U S Condemns Civilian Bombing in Spain China
Acting Secretary of State Summer Welles with presidential approval denounces aerial bombardment of civilians in Spain and China as barbarous. The protest targets Japan and foreign forces in the Spanish Civil War and notes concerns over American properties in China. A White House briefing marks the third such protest in eight months.
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Washington
Summer Welles
Roosevelt
Spain
China
White House
Welles
United States
Japan
Leads Fail in Probe of Kidnap Case
Indiana search expands as state and federal agents chase leads on 5 year old James B Cash Jr reported seen in Fowler Benton county. Hoover coordinates FBI effort while three men questioned are released as divers probe water pits and a blood stained glove and block are found.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
James B
Skeegie) Cash Jr
Princeton, Fla
Fowler
Benton County
Princeton
Florida
Little Jimmy Cash
Mangrove Keys
Miami Reserve
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Willard
John Campbell
John Manuel
FBI
Miami
J. Edgar Hoover
James Bailey Cash Jr
Hoover
Mary Frances
William Howard
Tavernier
Lightning Kills Golf Spectators At Kansas City Round
A thunderstorm halted Kansas City's 5000 dollar golf tourney as two spectators were killed and six injured near the Hillcrest Country Club. Victims were William D. Boyle and E. M. Critchfield. Thomas J. Cunningham was badly burned. Play suspended with 54 holes remaining.
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Kansas City
William D. Boyle
E. M. Critchfield
Hillcrest Country Club
Thomas J. Cunningham
Board of Trade
Boyle
Critchfield
Cunningham
Lester Allen
Congress Conferees OK 25 Cent Minimum Wage
A joint congressional committee agreed to set 25 cents an hour as the lowest wage for interstate industries and to curb oppressive child labor in related occupations. They debated moving toward a 40 cent minimum with a board for exceptions, with Senate favoring immediate 40 cent rules over gradual, House favoring staged increases.
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Washington
Congressional
House
Senate
Rock Bottom
Bumper Harvest Expected Across Montana Says Governor Ayers
Governor Roy E. Ayers predicts a bumper crop in Montana this year after attending graduation at Montana School of Mines. He cites higher moisture and excellent farm and range conditions from Billings to Glasgow, noting ranchers should be very busy this fall.
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Montana
Roy E. Ayers
Montana School of Mines
Ayers
Plains
Billings
Miles City
Glendive
Baker
Sidney
Wolf Point
Scobey
Glasgow
Campaign Starts for Montana Highway Debentures
Helena June 3 The Montana highway finance committee begins effort to place a 3 million dollar bond plan on the ballot to match federal road funds. Petitions seek 18 900 signatures in at least 23 counties by July 8 to appear on the November 8 general election ballot. The plan, proposed by H J Kelly Kalispell publisher, would issue bonds and retire them from gas tax proceeds.
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Helena
Montana
W. R. Church
Montana Highway Finance Committee
Roy E. Ayers
Highway Finance Committee
H. J. Kelly
Kalispell
French Place Syria Under Martial Rule
Paris reports a state of siege in the Alexandretta region of Syria as Turkish troops mass near the border amid Arab Turkish clashes. France, holder of a Syrian protectorate, has suspended voter registration for the June 15 autonomy plebiscite after the occupation of Antioch by French forces.
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Alexandretta
Paris
U.P
France
Syria
Antioch
League of Nations Autonomy
le Journal
Turkey
Anjak
Harmonious Relations Grow Between Business and New Deal Says Sec Chairman
SEC Chairman William O Douglas announced closer cooperation with the stock exchange and optimism over a settlement of the government public utility dispute. He spoke after a conference with exchange officials he called the first real meeting of minds between Washington authorities and the exchange. The plan includes weekly or bi monthly talks to extend joint action beyond the crackdown era.
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SEC
New York
New Deal
William O. Douglas
The
Stock Exchange
Douglas
Washington
Exchange
Commission
Former Austrian Leader Quietly Marry by Proxy in Vienna
Former chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg could not attend his wedding to Countess Vera Fugger von Babenhausen. His brother Dr. Arthur Schuschnigg stood in as proxy at the private Dominican church ceremony while Schuschnigg remains detained by Nazi authorities after the March 13 annexation of Austria.
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Vienna
Kurt Schuschnigg
Austria
Vera Fugger von
Babenhausen
Arthur Schuschnigg
Dominican Church
Schucchnigg
Germany
Precautions of Warlike Nature Taken by Czechs
Prague reports the government orders all movie houses to equip gas masks for patrons and employees within a month. Local police will set gas mask quotas based on theater seating capacities as protests from Germany over alleged Czech frontier incidents are filed with Foreign Minister Krofta.
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Prague
U.P
Kamil Krofta
Germany
Senate Passes 3.7 Billion Lendings Plan In 60 10 Vote
The Senate approved a 3.723 billion dollar lending program by a 60 to 10 vote, sending the measure to a joint conference committee to resolve differences with the House. The bill, larger than the House version, faced amendments on political activity limits and earmarking, with administration backing prevailing on most tests.
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Washington
Senate
House
Joint Conference Committee
Byrd
Democrat
Virginia
Public Works Administration
PWA
Chamber
Copeland
Austin
Vermont
Voter List For County Primaries Numbers Cited
Registration closed with 24 500 Silver Bow county voters listed at the office of Addis A McGrath county clerk and recorder. The primary election is set for Tuesday July 19 with past registration around 27 000. Clerks will purge duplicates and deceased voters since June 1 1937.
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Silver Bow County
Addis
Montana Forecast Shows Fair Warmer Saturday
Weather bulletin indicates fair and warmer conditions across Montana on Saturday with Sunday turning cloudy and unsettled in the western portion.
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Montana
Chinese Withdraw to Brace Major Fight at Chengchow
Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese troops pulling back from Lanfeng to ready a showdown at Chengchow junction of the Lunghai and Peiping Hankow railways. Chengchow 70 miles west of Lanfeng has seen 24 days of fighting as the next objective in Japan’s Hankow drive. Chiang Kai Shek concentrates about 200000 troops at Chengchow under Hu Tsung Nan as Japanese reinforcements rush to Anhwei and Henan while Chinese slow westward advance amid heavy casualties.
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Lanfeng
Chengchow
Lunghai
Peiping-Hankow
Hankow
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hu Tsung-Nan
Anhwei
Henan
Peiping-Han- 7
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