Central Group Graduation Recital Highlights Alumni Performers
The Central group showcases a graduation program featuring the Alumni orchestra and choirs with numbers like Lovely Night Tales of Hoffmann Semper Fidelis and Spirit of 34. Senior pantomime features include The Dream Ship Gladys Gabrielson and Helen Novak accompany.
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David Lauver
Tales of Hoffman
Woodpecker
Nevin
Rose McCloskey
Margaret Mihelich
Gertrude Budell
Helen Molloy
Mary Ann O'Leary
Agnes O'Neill
Florence Rask
Dorothy Rogers
Mary Shovlin
Alice Thirridge
Rose Ann Thomas
Frances Venus
Helen Walster
Esther Zanon
Rita McCarty
Julia Roncevich
Mary Gillespie
Lois Clayton
Mary Shea
Ann Jean Lanphier
Mary Joe
Dorothy Nevin
Accompant
Emilda Smith
Patricia McAuley
Helen Bement
Helen Novak
Marcella Lowney
Felicita Pease
Joan Pease
Lorraine Sullivan
Gladys Gabrielson
Margaret Moran
Jean Venus
Bonita Duaime
Lucy Roe
Marjorie Gilmore
Ann McGloin
Carolyn Gallivan
Betty Landers
Patricia O'Donnell
Charlotte Roll
Helen Seaman
Georgia Morrison
Estate probe authorized on mentally incompetent veterans
The house approved a Griswold resolution to investigate how estates of mentally incompetent veterans are managed in U S veterans hospitals. The measure, backed by Representative Griswold of Indiana, was approved unanimously.
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Washington
House
Griswold
Democrat
Indiana
United States Veterans Hospitals
Japanese Admiral Heihachiro Togo Buried in Tokyo
Fleet Admiral Marquis Heihachiro Togo was laid to rest in a state funeral in Tokyo. Interment took place at the Tama mausoleum near Emperor Taisho’s tomb after ceremonies spanning from dawn to dusk.
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Tokyo
Heihachiro Togo
Tama
Emperor Taisho
Air-sail suits are ordered dismissed in DC court
The District of Columbia Supreme Court granted a motion to dismiss applications of four aviation companies to enjoin Postmaster General Farley from enforcing his order canceling private air mail contracts.
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Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Farley
Hearing on venue change in Gale strike case opens
The Gale case, arrested May 24 and arraigned May 26, faced a venue change hearing with defense attorney D M Kelly seeking more time. Witnesses included union officers and a reporter, with testimony focusing on strike committee leadership and public sentiment amid a series of long pending district court cases.
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Harry Gale
Gale
D. M. Kelly
Freebourn
Donald Mundy
Mundy
Miners Union
Gale Defense
Tom H. Brown
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smeltermen
Robert Brown
Butte Miners Union
Reid Robinson
D. J. Vigus
Robert Gill
Dan Sullivan
Neal Wesson
Pat
Harrington
P. H. Sullivan
T. H. Brown
International
Butte
Brown
Robinson
Kelly
Anse Mo
Pat Doran
Ed O’bearne
Adramn Brown
Franz Krahbier
Eugene Garret
John Mullaney
Baer N. A. Rotering
Cattle Buying Set to Begin Amid Drought Efforts
Washington outlines relief plans for Montana drought counties. The relief commission will buy up to 75 percent of affected livestock, with meat sold by the commission and bids sought from packing firms. Veterinarians inspect on owners’ lands, and debts will be settled between creditors and debtors as needed. A state advisory committee will be named, and more counties may join the emergency list if conditions don’t improve.
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Taylor
State Relief Commission
Ellis Blumenthal
Relief Commodities Division
Commission
Bureau of Animal Industry
T. A. Ross
Washington
Ross
Montana
Great Britain
United States Treasury
His
Rain Lifts Montana Districts After Dry Spell
Western Montana locals report rain and showers boosting moisture levels. Cut Bank recorded 0.42 inches while Billings saw light rain and earlier 0.28 inches. Missoula Kalispell Helena Great Falls Bozeman Lewistown and Butte areas received totals from near an inch to two inches over four days. Calgary Alberta logged 1.06 inches as showers looked to return with cooler southeastern weather.
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Montana
Cut Bank
Billings
Missoula
Kalispell
Helena
Great Falls
Bozeman
Lewistown
Butte
Glasgow
Calgary
Alberta
Youth, 15, Beaten and Buried Alive Near Philippi
Police hunted the killer after evidence tied Dale Jones, a 15 year old boy, to a brutal beating and burial in a cavern in the highlands near Philippi West Virginia. The body was discovered by a posse under stones and leaves yesterday.
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Philippi
W. Va
Dale Jones
Relief in sight as drought parley outlines relief plan
Discussion at the White House floated continued and expanded relief including work programs cattle buying and feed purchases. Proposed spending totals 50 million for sub marginal lands and 25 million for seed and aid to destitute farmers with state work allotments across Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin and others. General rains eased drought in the Midwest lowering grain prices and slowing death toll but experts warned only continued rain would prevent a return to severe drought.
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Rexford G. Tugwell
Chester C. Davis
Lawrence Westbrook
Hopkins
White House
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Montana
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Chicago
Midwest
Illinois
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Rapid City
Colorado
Leadville
West Portal
Carroll College Graduates Eight In Helena Commencement
Most Rev. Gerald Shaughnessy of Seattle delivered the commencement address as eight Carroll College graduates were conferred degrees in Helena. B A degrees went to Leonard Graff Jensen Bozeman Joseph L Laux Lewistown and Leo H Murphy Augusta. B S degrees were awarded to Bernard Douglas Connolly Butte John Sexton James William Vincent Meyer Claude Marceau Mears and Julius Samuel Zuehlke all of Helena.
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Helena
Gerald Shaughnessy
Seattle
Carroll College
Ralph Leo Hayes
Leonard Graff Jensen
Bozeman
Joseph L. Laux
Lewistown
Leo H. Murphy
Augusta
Bernard Douglas Connolly
Butte
John Sexton James
William Vincent Meyer
Claude Marceau Mears
Julius Samuel Zuehlke
Woman Dies After Rainy Trip To See Governor Rolph
In San Francisco Teresa McCreedy 39 rose from illness to reach Governor James Rolph junior’s residence as his casket lay after public funeral services. She collapsed and died on the steps in a drenching rain.
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Rolph
San Francisco
Teresa McCreedy
James Rolph
Child Hangs From Clothes Line in Unusual Accident
In Los Angeles a two year old girl Diana Richards died when a bib on a shirt sleeves became tangled on a clothes line. Her mother Dorothy Richards hung the shirt in the back yard and the child swinging on the sleeves was found hanging by the bib after the mother looked from a kitchen window.
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Los Angeles
Diana Richards
Dorothy Richards
Congressmen Hold Lead in Primary in Iowa
Early returns from Iowa’s primary show Democratic congressmen pulling ahead in the race to vindicate New Deal legislation. The Des Moines report notes slight leads as voters cast ballots statewide. Also mentioned is a Knights of Columbus meeting on June 12 to elect officers with no nominating slate chosen yet.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Butte Council
Knights of Columbus
Harter Speaks at Club Meeting On Aviation Progress
Harter reviews recent aviation feats from Post and Gatty to Do-X and the French battleship plane as signs of stronger national defense. He cites a War Department note praising Exchange club and reads a Roosevelt message thanking members for supporting the recovery program.
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Pangborn
Herndon
Pacific
General Balbo
Italy
Chicago
Harter
Trubee F. Davison
Exchange Club
America
Milwaukee
Mr. Harter
Exchangeites
Roosevelt
The
Eddie Price
Walter Ballard
Julius Peters
Jean Singer
Copper Club
Floyd Noyes
Mr. Davis
Don Householder
J. L. Scott
L. E. Jones
Archie McTaggart
Fred I. Root
Herold H. Harter
Board of Control
Herold M. Harter
Maj
Russell Davis
Jack Fry
J. ¥. Newman
Leonard Waters
Joe Heim
C. F. Noyes
Noyes
Kiwanis Club
Body of Parachute Jumper Found Near Walier
The body of Henry Rahlob, 24, of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, who fell into Lake Francis near Walier, Montana, after a parachute jump, had not been recovered as of Sunday. The crash occurred during the four day airport dedication celebration led by pilot Jack McCord of Sioux Falls.
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Walier
Mont
Henry Rahlob
Sioux Falls
S. D
Lake Francis
Jack McCord
Senate tariff measure provokes protests on copper duties
Senator Ashurst objects as debate nears on tariff bill. He denounces proposed measures as unfair and threatens changes to copper protection. Senator Long reoffers an amendment. it is rejected 57 to 29. Four commodities, including lumber, face tariffs beyond excise taxes amid ongoing tariff considerations.
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Ashurst
Demcrat
Arizona
Dirk
Harrison
Long
Louisiana
House passes large deficiency bill amid gag rule protests
The House approved a $1.178 billion cash outlay and about $6 billion in potential relief expenditures, despite Republican cries of gag rule. The tally was 309 for, 45 against, and the measure moves to the Senate.
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Washington
House
Senate
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