Air Force to Overtake Germany in Two Years
Undersecretary of War Robert Patterson says U S warplane production will surpass Germany within two years and the United States will have the world’s greatest air force. He spoke in Butte after arriving by Army plane and delivering Montana School of Mines address.
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Appointments Made for Academic Year 1941 42 at Montana School of Mines
The Montana School of Mines announced appointments for the 1941 42 academic year during commencement. Recipients include Henry Jerome Seim of Granite Falls Minnesota with a BA in chemistry at St Olaf college, assistantship in chemistry. Winton Linfield Seymour of Whitefield New Hampshire with a BS in geology from the University of New Hampshire, assistantship in geology. Donald Lester LaVelle of Wenatchee Washington with a BS in metallurgical engineering from the University of Washington, fellow in metallurgy. Arman Frederick Frederickson of Seattle with a BS in mining engineering from the University of Washington, fellow in mineral dressing.
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Montana School of Mines
Henry Jerome Seim
Granite Falls
Minn
St. Olaf College
Winton Linfield Seymour
Whitefield
N. H
University of New Hampshire
Donald Lester LaVelle
Wenatchee
Wash
University of Washington
Arman Frederick Frederickson
Seattle
Exciting Time at Store Ends With Damage from Storm
The recount notes torn mop boards and buckled beaverboard in the store rear, desks blown open in the post office, a half burned radio curtain, a roof hole, scattered shingles, a cracked showcase, and shattered bunkhouse window frames. Mr. Judge and Otto Hartle of Butte were present. Hartle was badly shocked. Lightning rods, recently installed, likely protected the building and family from serious harm. Appointments of vendors at state liquor stores are set for Montana liquor control board proceedings on Thursday. Six thousand attended Fire's first Irish Book fair in Dublin.
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Judge
Otto Hartle
Butte
Hartle
Patterson Address at Montana School of Mines Commencement
The under secretary of war Robert P. Patterson speaks at the Montana State School of Mines graduation in Butte. He praises Montana’s mining heritage, urges national defense readiness, warns of Nazi threat, and calls for unity and trust in leadership during wartime. Workshops and local pride frame a global security message.
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Robert P. Patterson
Montana State School of Mines
Gifts to Montana School of Mines Highlight Past Year
A year end gifts list from the Montana School of Mines details donations to geology and mining departments, the library, and residence facilities. Contributors include Glacier Production company, Thomas A. Reiner, Lester Zeichen, W. H. Paul, P. E. Crane, E. B. Hubard, E. A. Cole, Idaho Springs, Leadville, Wolstone mine, Anaconda Copper Mining, Westinghouse, and various individuals and organizations.
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Butte
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San Antonio
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Eva Williamson
Anode
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B. E. Calkins
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William J. Coulter
H. J. McDonald
A. E. Wiggin
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Francis A. Thomson
A. Adams
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Frank X. Monaghan
W. E. Mitchell
Amercan Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Neil O'Donnell
Origin of the hat tip in chivalry age
The hat tipping custom began during the age of knights and chivalry when helmets visors were raised as friendly signals.
Austrian Pleads Guilty In Harbor Map Case
Gottfried Sohar a 22 year old Austrian pleaded guilty in police court to possession of a detailed map of a British harbor and was given a six months jail sentence.
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Vancouver
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Gottfried Sohar
School of Mines honors Patterson Gaudin with degrees
Judge Robert Porter Patterson receives doctor of laws as under secretary of war. Antoine Gaudin earns doctor of science for work in mineral dressing. Montana School of Mines awards 48 bachelor and 10 master degrees with several honors. ceremony features awards, scholarships, music, and a reception.
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Montana State College
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Dillon
Crete falls to Germans as 25000 prisoners taken
Berlin reports the German high command has captured about 25000 Allied prisoners on Crete after the island’s conquest. The raid also yielded numerous tanks artillery pieces ammunition clothing and foodstuffs. Military courts were set up on Crete to try civilians and British POWs accused of mistreating German air troops.
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Egyptian Premier Resigns to Allow Cabinet Reorganization
Cairo June 4. Egyptian Premier Hussein Sirry Pasha resigns to King Farouk I to permit a government reshuffle aimed at bringing the national Wafd party into the cabinet. Britain also cited France’s occupation of Syria as an enemy military occupation.
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Road Building In British Honduras Becomes Relief Work
Road construction in British Honduras is now treated as a relief operation aimed at aiding the population. The shift frames the projects as humanitarian efforts rather than standard infrastructure development.
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British Honduras
Sullivan’s Famed Fights Skirted by Stomach Ailments
The piece notes the legendary heavyweight John L. Sullivan as a voracious eater and asks if a stomach ulcer or indigestion could have affected his ability to eat and fight. It urges readers to consider stomach pains and related conditions and advertises Adga Tablets for 25 cents with money-back claims.
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Owsley’s
Butte
Anaconda
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