Street Oiling Program Set in Butte Montana
City sponsors a street oiling program with volunteers ready to finish work if WPA ends. A bid for garbage removal was awarded to Ray Kelly at 59 730.44 for two years starting July 1. Charles Shannon won 2919.76 to remove old rails on South Montana Street in preparation for a new contract. Dr. E L Maurer named city meat inspector. He holds Montana veterinary license and previously worked for the U S Bureau of Animal Industry. Catherine Cunningham awarded 750 for injuries from a street fall. Wage schedule filed by Butte Local International Laborers union.
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Butte
Ray Kelly
Charles Shannon
Montana Street
Shannon
Barry O'Leary
E. L. Maurer
Dr. Maurer
Washington State College
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Bozeman
Montana
Catherine Cunningham
International Laborers’ Union
Fascination Game Closed and Injunction Served
A temporary injunction was served on Hannifin for a Fasci nation Business Stimulator Club scheme. Players signed up as members and could win purses paid in script acceptable at local businesses. Defendants must answer within 20 days.
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Fascination Business Stimulator Club
Butte
Hannifin
Charles Brasier
William Dalling
Brasier
Graduation Plans Completed at Montana Normal College
Forty four graduates receive diplomas and eight bachelor of education degrees at the Montana Normal College commencement tomorrow at 10 am in the college auditorium. The program includes a Mendelssohn march, Handel and Wood solos, a address by Lowell W. Johnson, conferring of diplomas by President Sheldon E. Davis, and a closing Romaine March. Dr and Mrs Davis host a breakfast for graduates and families, with an 8:30 pm sing on Main hall steps and candle light procession, plus an informal Rec hall dance this evening.
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Lewis
Little Symphony Orchestra
Davis
South Dakota
Rec Hall
Anna C. Moser
Genevieve Albertson
Mary Baker Emerick
Lucille Peck
Glasgow
Normal College Alumni Association
Bond Issue Authorized for Warm Springs State Hospital
The state board of examiners authorized a $500000 serial bond issue to build five new buildings at the Warm Springs state mental hospital. The sale will be advertised likely by month end, and bonds mature in four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Warm Springs
State Board of Examiners
Rio to Pave Wide Avenue Amid Hill Leveling Plan
A project to carve a broad avenue in Rio de Janeiro will require 25 million dollars to level a hill and demolish tall office buildings. The plan aims to create a major east west corridor through the city.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Registration Set For Montana State Normal College Summer Term
Dillon announces summer term at Montana State Normal College opens registration Monday June 9 with option to register Saturday June 7. Summer bulletin lists new and existing courses across education English dramatics fine arts physical education French music geography science history and social studies with a diverse faculty.
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George Nightingale
O. Kay Moe
Marjorie Co. Hamer
William Straugh
Dillon Man Inducted Into U S Army In Missoula
Thomas F. Marsh son of Mrs Ethel Marsh of Dillon will be inducted into the U S Army in Missoula for the Wallace Idaho board. A new Beaverhead county quota of 70 replaces the previous 38. Local residents Jack Miller Elmer Gordon and others are noted in social visits and activities.
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Dillon
Thomas F. Marsh
Ethel Marsh
Missoula
U. S. Army
Marsh
Wallace, Idaho
Beaverhead County
Poison Ivy Care And Prevention For Sensitive Skin
The article reviews why poison ivy triggers allergic reactions and how to prevent and treat exposure. It covers avoidance, desensitization attempts, and care like washing, tannic acid treatments, and protective clothing while removing plants by burning roots. Poison sumac description and eradication tips are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Health Service
Butte Man Skids on Flooded Highway Near Dillon
Emmett Shea of Butte escaped serious injury when his car skidded and overturned after hitting a water pooled section on the Dubois hill highway north of Dillon. He had minor cuts and bruises and was taken to Dillon for first aid by Highway Patrolman Robert Wright. The accident occurred during a heavy rain, leaving treacherous highway pools.
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Dillon
Dubois Hill
Emmett Shea
Butte
Shea
Robert Wright
Falls Man to Aid in Savings Campaign
Secretary Morgenthau named thirteen more state administrators for the national defense savings program. William H. Bartley of Great Falls Montana, collector of customs there, joins the group to co operate with the Treasury defense savings staff and develop local committees to boost sale of defense bonds and stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Defense Savings Program
Morgenthau
William H. Bartley
Great Falls
Mont
Treasury
Defense Savings
Vichy Talks Hint at Axis African Conquest Plans
Reported statements from Vichy refer to reconquering French African territories lost to De Gaulle and organizing an Eurafrican autarchy excluding Britain. The Brenner Pass meeting of Hitler and Mussolini is linked to broader war plans amid deteriorating Franco-British relations and British bombing of Beirut. Admiral Leahy met Marshal Petain and Admiral Darlan in a broad, nondisclosive tour de monde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
French Information Office
France
Charles de Gaulle
Great Britain
Brenner Pass
Trade Pacts Scored by Mollin
In Worland Wyoming on June 4 delegates heard F E Mollin of the American National Livestock Association argue that pending U S trade accords with Argentina and Uruguay are too costly for Pan American solidarity. He warned reciprocal trade requires global belief in free flow of goods, otherwise barter dominates world markets.
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Worland
Wyo
United States
Argentina
Uruguay
F. F E. Mollin
American National Livestock Association
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Mollin
Travel records fall as Yellowstone sees big May turnout
Yellowstone National Park reports 22 240 motorists in May, a 17.7 percent rise from last year and 50 percent over May 1937. Superintendent Edmund B. Rogers cites longer seasons due to better roads and snow removal. Roads opened earlier than May and 60 miles of road to Tower Junction stay open year round.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Edmund B. Rogers
Yellowstone
Rogers
Tower Junction
Peru Plans 1941 Grand National Fair
A note mentions Peru planning a 1941 Grand National Fair taking advantage of a longer season in Yellowstone for vacations.
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Yellowstone
Peru
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