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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1937

Page

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Montana School of Mines Class of 1937 Graduates Impressive Ceremony

The 1937 Montana School of Mines graduates received their degrees in a solemn campus gym ceremony led by Dr. Fran cis A Thomson. Senator Burton K Wheeler delivered the commencement address and received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree. The event drew a large crowd, with families and friends praising the new professionals poised to enter mining fields.

Montana School of Mines College Francis A. Thomson Wheeler Burton K. Wheeler Freiburg of America

Mutiny Threatens Basque Front After Mola Death

Insurgent forces amid quarrels between Carlist royalists and Fascists and between officers and foreign volunteers, follow the death of Gen. Emilio Mola in a crash. Basque defenders attack the Bilbao front as Madrid endures bombardment killing 20 and wounding 60. Mola had united 50,000 troops before perishing north of Burgos.

Hendaye U.F Emilio Mola Bilbao Mola Francisco Franco Guernica Spain Madrid Gran Via Broadway Burgos

Washington Keeps Gold Policy Amid Stampede From Abroad

The Roosevelt administration rejected plans to revise the gold program as rumors spread of a possible price cut. Treasury pays 35 dollars an ounce for gold, a policy critics say draws shipments here. Some see higher dollar value as inflation guard, others warn of deflation risk. A flood of gold moved abroad in a continuing stampede.

Washington Roosevelt Treasury

Today and Tomorrow by Walter Lippmann

Walter Lippmann argues the Spanish war must be kept from widening into a European conflict. He warns that fascism and communism are secondary to preventing a localized war from becoming a great war across Europe if Britain and France fail to intervene.

Walter Lippmann Owever Spain Valencia Burgos Rome Berlin Moscow Europe Great Britain France Spanish

Good crops aided by moisture in Montana storm

Life giving moisture fell on Montana farms and ranges Thursday and Friday, aiding crops and pastures during a 48 hour storm moving southeast. Officials noted rain and snow across the Treasure state with no reported damage from hail at Helena and Bozeman, and weather officials could not yet declare the drought broken.

Montana Treasure State Helena Bozeman W. E. Maughan United States Weather Bureau Havre Malta Glendive Miles City Maughan Cooke City Park County Denver Rockies Denver Weather Bureau Canada Wyoming Colorado Federal Weather Bureau F. L. Disterdick Cheyenne United Airlines Salt Lake City North Platte Neb North Dakota Kimball Nebraska

Roosevelt criticizes Supreme Court over delays in admin cases

President Roosevelt condemned the Supreme Court for leaving key administration cases undecided during a four month vacation. He asserted court reform would pass this session and urged quicker decisions, aiming for six months. He noted current practices delay cases up to three years or more.

Washington Roosevelt Supreme Court

Murder verdict frees Glenn Dillie in Utah Avenue case

Glenn Dillie was found not guilty of murder in a jury verdict rendered late last night. He faced charges over James Murphy who died Sept 8 after a severe beating following removal from a rooming house at 721 Utah avenue. The trial drew a crowd in the courtroom.

Glenn Dillie Dillie James Murphy Utah Avenue

County Surveyor Refuses Street Oiling Liability

County Surveyor Jack Healy told the city council he would not cover any claim against the city road fund tied to the annual street oiling program. Healy said he could not proceed until the city and county resolve a $14,000 election bill dispute. The county had previously impounded the city’s $32,000 road fund over the unpaid bill, with the city calling the seizure unlawful.

Jack Healy Helena Healy

Old Grads of Mines School Reunited in Montane

Old grads of Montana School of Mines gathered in the gym for a reunion and the thirty fifth commencement. More than 60 alumni with spouses and relatives filled the alumni section and watched graduates receive their sheepskins. Owen F. was noted as perhaps the oldest alumnus in attendance.

America Heidelberg Montana School of Mines Owen F

Federal strike unrest grips multiple industries across nation

As Ohio Governor Davey sought peace talks with Philip Murray, union leaders and steel firms remained firm in their positions amid a seven state dispute. Republic Steel claimed workers would return and the CIO was folding, while public officials disputed that view. clashes hit Michigan timber sites and Detroit area auto plants with 18 000 idle workers down to about six thousand after a Chrysler settlement. Ford Richmond California planned resumed production and a federal labor representative said settlement proposals would be sent to members.

Associated Press Davey Ohio Philip Murray Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee Chrysler General Motors Packard Detroit Pontiac Mich Ford Assembly Richmond Calif

Montana Weekend Forecast Calls for Fair, Warmer Pockets

The Montana forecast projects generally fair conditions over Saturday and Sunday. Warmth is expected in the southern portion on Saturday with temperatures rising through the weekend.

Montana

Flathead Indians Seek Beer and Wine Over Cheap Whiskey

The Flathead Indians of Montana urged Congress to legalize beer and wine purchases for their people. Through their congressman Louis J. Tellier argued that cheap whiskey harms health and finances, and benefits bootleggers, while beer and wine would better serve the community on the Flathead reservation.

Flathead Louis J. Tellier Tellier Flathead Reservation Montana

Awards For Achievement And Scholarship At Mines Commencement

Dr. Francis A. Thomson of Montana School of Mines honored two alumni Owen F. Brinton in charge of tunnels at Fort Peckham and Joseph P. Lyden geologist of Joplin Mo with professional degrees. He also conferred a Doctor of Science on Prof Hewitt Wilson of the University of Washington faculty. The Montana governor Roy was introduced.

Francis A. Thomson Montana School of Mines Owen F. Brinton Fort Peckham Joseph P. Lyden Joplin Thomson Hewitt Wilson University of Washington Montana Roy

Dr Willard to Address World Osteopathic Conference

Dr. Asa Willard of Missoula Montana secretary treasurer of the Montana Osteopathic Examining Board is slated to address a world conference of osteopathic physicians in Chicago July 4 to 9 His subject will be Self Saving Technic.

Missoula Asa Willard Montana Osteopathic Examining Board Chicago

Month of marriages reaches stride with eight licenses

June begins strong as eight couples obtained wedding licenses, bringing four day total to 15. The office saw licenses issued to Frank Panisko and Margaret McGowan, Ettore Peretti and Pierina Giacoletto, A L McArthur and Alma Phelan, Dewey Owen and Catherine Murray, Warren Ackler and Dolly Anderson, Senior Behan and Helen Healy, Raymond Suydam and Ruth Bergstrom, Dan Radman and Katherine Cleary.

Frank Panisko Margaret McGowan Ettore Peretti Pierina Giacoletto A. L. McArthur Alma Phelan Dewey Owen Catherine Murray Warren E. Ackler Dolly L. Anderson Senior Behan Helen Healy Raymond Suydam Ruth Bergstrom Dan Radman Katherine Cleary

Honor List Names 57 Students At Boys Central High

Brother W M Tuohy announces the final semester honor roll at Boys Central High School listing 57 students across senior junior and sophomore classes in classical scientific and commercial tracks. Names include Leonard Coyne John Fellows Carl Fredericks Dennis Hayes Harold Marron Vincent Slatt Bernard Sullivan and others.

W. M. Tuohy Boys’ Central High School Leonard Coyne John Fellows Carl Fredericks Dennis Hayes Harold Marron Vincent Slatt Bernard Sulllivan John Thompson Lynn Wilson

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Ee Ile Ed U. 0 Montana Mines School F.a.thomson Senator Wheeler Congress The Adooevelt Executive Robinson Grads of Mines School Thomas Buchanan Linn Anaconda Linn Montana Society of Engineers DR. Willard Boys Central Dan Boyle Cort Harrington Frank Lynch William McEnaney James Aylward Manuel Bailey Kevin Cadigan Dan Coleman Gene Fitzpatrick Robert Gilmore Emmet Gilmore Eugene Lavelle Roy Murray Richmond Pease Leonard Tokish Jack Sullivan William Brunnick Nicholas Caros James Harrington Francis Marick Jerry Murphy
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