New Potentate Elected At National Shrines Meeting
Walter Sugden of Sisterville Virginia will become imperial potentate of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine after election by the imperial council in Los Angeles. Leo V. Youngworth of Los Angeles was named imperial potentate for next year, succeeding Frank Jones of Houston. The Shrine's fifty sixth convention venue will be chosen Thursday. The Shrine Hospital reported 9212 admitted and 19000 treated as outpatients.
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Houston
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Farm Marketing Act Backed by Senate and House Leaders
Senator McNary and Representative Haugen voiced confidence that the farm bill, shaped for final action, would be approved quickly and prove effective. The act would establish a federal farm board of nine members including the secretary of agriculture.
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Candle Fractures Skull Of Woman In Wichita
Mrs Wilma Lamar lay unconscious in a Wichita hospital after a candle rolled from a third floor window and struck her on the head. The injury prompted doubt about her recovery as details of the accident emerged. She was not believed badly hurt immediately after the incident.
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Joseph Vincent Taken by Death in Montana Musical Circles
Joseph Vincent died after a lifetime in music. He led the Montana State band for years and helped found the Shrine band of Butte. He later moved to California seeking recovery while remaining active in musical organizations.
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Two Oil Workers Die In Gas Fumes Rescue Attempt
Beasley and Wilson, both oil company workers aged 38 and 45, died from gas inhalation after they entered an engine pit to help Bar ny Clifton at a Clifton area pump station. Clifton, 35, remained in critical condition tonight. Beasley and Wilson perished while attempting to rescue him. Surviving relatives include two sons and a sister-in-law. Funeral fees not complete.
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Art Wilson
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One Official Ambulance in Honolulu Faces Private Car Challenge
Honolulu operates a single official police ambulance while an estimated 26 000 unofficial ambulances serve the city. A new ordinance allows private cars to rush patients to hospitals at full speed but requires continuous horn use during the trip.
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Jordan to Coach Great Falls High
Frank Jordan of Minneapolis and Villanova background was elected athletic director of Great Falls high school. He previously assisted Villanova football coach Harry Stuhldreher in 1928 and succeeds resigning Myron L. Carr.
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Hamilton Forms Baseball Club With Del Brisbin Captain
The Hamilton baseball club is organized with Del Brisbin as captain. E J Mo named manager Elmer Lagerquist secretary and treasurer. Johnston Lagerquist and Lawrence Humble form supplies committee. Fourteen donated suits from local merchants carry donor names. Blaine LeSeur heads advertising. Practice nights set for Tuesday Wednesday and Friday.
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Pogliano Funeral Held at Twin Bridges
Nat Pogliano died suddenly Saturday from pneumonia. Funeral services were held Monday at 10 o'clock at the church with Father De Lane of Laurin officiating. The choir included Mrs. Co Doak Mrs. Hugh Evans and Mrs. Verne Varnadore. Burial was in the city cemetery.
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Butte Man Louis Frost Dies in Missoula Hospital
Butte resident Louis Frost age 38 died in a Missoula hospital after pneumonia contracted during a stay in the city. Born in Butte, he is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs P E Coulter two sisters Mrs W A Tower and Mrs W E Evans of Helena and two brothers Willard Frost of Boise and Ray Coulter of Butte. Body to be sent to Helena for interment.
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Willard Frost
Boise
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