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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1940

Page

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Defense tax rise and ROTG move dominate House actions

The House Ways and Means Committee boosted the defense tax bill to about 1 billion dollars annually and approved raising the national debt limit to 49 billion. President Roosevelt seeks authority to mobilize the National Guard if needed, with guards serving domestically while regulars move to emergency fronts.

House Washington Roosevelt Ways and Means United States Panama Canal Zone Puerto Rico

Filing Deadline Nears for State and County Posts

State and federal nominating petitions must be on file by midnight tonight as 92 candidates compete in Helena for 15 federal and state offices and Silver Bow county races intensify. County petitions are due by June 15 with the primary set for July 16, and the secretary of state will stay open 10 p.m. to midnight for late filers.

Helena Silver Bowl County Sam W. Mitchell Addis A. McGrath Montana United States U. S State Supreme Court

Two Men Die In California Gun Affray

In San Leandro a liquor store dispute ended in a double gun murder. Joe Pellerini and A O Ormond died after a close range exchange with a .38 revolver and a .38 automatic. Money and two weapons lay on the floor, with authorities noting possible revenge over accounts.

San Leandro Calif U.P Mary Costa Pellerini Miss Costa Ormond Blake Building Oakland Joe Pellerini

East Butte Road to Be Lighted with 21 or More Lamps

Specifications for lighting two overpasses and a bridge on the new East Butte road will be completed today and sent to Helena. 21 or 22 incandescent lights of 6000 lumens each will be installed to fully illuminate the project. The state highway department will install lights with the county road department maintaining them at about 550 dollars yearly. Specifications are being drawn by Montana Power Company officials state highway engineers and County Surveyor Jack Healy. The new road will provide a safer route to Columbia Gardens and the eastern suburb and should be ready in seven to eight weeks.

East Butte Road State Highway Department Helena Jack Healy Montana Power Company Healy Columbia Gardens

Five Die as Nebraskan Flood Swamps Omaha Creek Valley

A cloudburst triggers a wall of water across northeastern Nebraska wrecking towns along Omaha Creek and the Missouri, inundating 100000 acres. Five killed and seven missing believed drowned. Winnebago Indian Reservation submerged with four dead and five missing. Communications crippled as rivers overflowed after days of heavy rain.

Homer, Neb Omaha Creek Nebraska Missouri River Winnebago

Red Cross Relief Drive Surpasses Goal in Butte Chapter

Butte’s Red Cross chapter the state’s largest continued leading the relief effort with funds rising to 11314 47. The drive keeps the headquarters at the Chamber of Commerce open as long as contributions arrive. Rotary Kiwanis Veterans of Foreign Wars Lions and other groups finalize districts while American Legion Active club and Exchange club await reports.

Butte Red Cross J. D. Newman Chamber of Commerce Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs Kiwanis Club Clark Veatch Archie Adams al Lautman Herman Dover Matt Christy August Grunert John Hauck Edgar Strasberger Rotary Eugene Savage Rev F. B. Logee Gene Kallgren Lowell Johnson Ray Ruhle Jr William Cregg John Maris Veterans of Foreign Wars Lions Club American Legion Active Club Exchange Club H. A. Kenck The American le

Dillon Readies Montana Women's Conclave Opening

Mrs. H. B. Mussigbrod of Wisdom, president of the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs, met with Dillon hostess group to finalize plans for the state federation meeting at Dillon Thursday through Saturday. More than 390 visitors are expected, with registration at the Montana State Normal College auditorium.

Dillon Mussigbrod Wisdom Montana Federation of Women's Clubs Dillon Shakespeare Club State Federation Montana State Normal College

Montana Forecast: Partly Cloudy Wednesday and Thursday

Partly cloudy skies are expected in Montana on Wednesday and Thursday with little change in temperatures. The outlook calls for modest variation and no significant precipitation.

Montana

Exiled Thyssen Sees Nazi Defeat Despite Early Gains

Fritz Thyssen, exiled German steel magnate who funded Hitler, says Germany will be defeated despite initial successes. He cites lack of industrial prep, blames Hitler for reckless war and sidelining experts, warns of Bolshevism risk, and predicts Hitler’s fall once betrayed by the people becomes clear.

New York Fritz Thyssen Adolf Hitler Germany Thyssen Hermann Wilhelm Goering Hitler Reichstag

Churchill pledges help from the new world as war extends

London reports Prime Minister Winston Churchill declares rescue of 335000 Allied troops from Flanders and vows Britain will fight on even if Germany overruns the Isles until the new world comes to the rescue of the old. He notes no direct US reference but signals grim wartime resolve.

London U.S Winston Churchill Flanders Britain Germany British Isles Churchill United States

Churchill Statement Praised as Guarantee to U S

Winston Churchill said Britain will not surrender its fleet and would keep fighting from Canada if necessary. Senators Pittman Pepper Norris termed the pledge a substantial guarantee against a Nazi attack on the western hemisphere and urged continued U S defense meanwhile.

Washington Winston Churchill Great Britain England Western Hemisphere Pittman D.-Nev Senate Foreign Relations Committee Churchill British Isles Hitler Canada United States Nye R.-N.d Pepper D.-Fla Europe Senator Norris

Trigger Man in Murder Ring Declared Insane

Albert Ives 21 known as trigger man in a holdup gang was found insane at the time of the murder of Robert Sherrad 19. Co-defendants Mrs Juanita Spinelli Gordon Hawkins 21 and Mike Simeone 32 were convicted of first degree murder with Hawkins and Simeone sentenced to death at San Quentin. Spinelli withdrew plea of not guilty by reason of insanity and faces Friday sentencing.

Sacramento Cal Albert Ives Robert Sherrad

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