Virginia Primary Vote Ruling Sparks Party Crisis
A federal judge rules that Negroes cannot be barred from Virginia primaries, prompting Democratic leaders to fear a shift away from primaries toward the convention system. The case centers on James West versus election officials in Richmond, with a 60 day pleading window set.
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Richmond
Virginia
James ©. West
A. C. Bliley
William Boltz
William Ricker
Leon M. Bazile
Groaver
Heavy rains in Fergus do damage across Central Montana
A weekend storm drenched Central Montana causing major damage to Milwaukee tracks and highway bridges between Straw Garnell and Judith Gap. Train service halted for about 10 hours, with delays to the Harlowton Great Falls run. Superintendent A C Bowen called it one of the most violent rainstorms in years.
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Lewistown
Montana
Fairfield
Straw
Judith Gap
Milwaukee
Harlowton
Great Falls
A. C. Bowen
Garnell
State Swim Meet Set At Broadwater Natatorium
Helena Montana June 5 Special A state swimming meet will be held next Saturday at Broadwater natatorium under the Helena Y M C A auspices Morris Sanford physical director in charge of the program. A half dozen events are programmed with a 200 yard distance race.
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Helena
Mont
Broadwater Natatorium
Helena Y. M. C. A
Morris Sanford
Watch Tongue For Signs of Illness
An advertising piece explains the tongue reflects digestive health and urges Tanlac as a natural remedy. It claims 90 percent of sickness starts in the stomach and bowels, noting a coating signals disorders and promotes trying Tanlac with a money back guarantee if it does not help.
Defence Starts In School Case
Trial in Helena continues with testimony on election notices posting and judge appointments. Witnesses include Margaret Leary and Wallace detailing polling place notices, judge selections, and caucus actions by the women’s party and independent groups. Proceedings resume at 10 a.m. before Judge Horsky.
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Margaret Leary
Board of School Trustees
James Leary
Muller Apartments
Yellowstone National Park
Leary
J. Charles Whitely
Garfield Perter
Whitely
Women’s
Mr. Wallace
Wallace
Naughton
Women’s Party
Independent Party
Frank Ward
E. O. Boyle
James McNally
F. W. Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Oke
Eee
Alta Koenig
Aldene Monteath
Women's Party
A. J. Horsky
Helena
Gudge
Frank L. Riley
Sidney Boy Scouts Enrolled in Weeklong Camp Life
Sidney June 5 Special Boy Scouts to the number of 154 representing Sidney Fairview and Laming a week under intense drill and discipline according to Dan Kino local scoutmaster The encampment follows strict military discipline aided by a kitchen detail led by a Filipino beet worker a new addition to the Lower Yellowstone project William Combes local aviator delivers mail to the camp three times.
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Sidney
Boy Scouts
Fairview
Dan Kino
Yellowstone
William Combes
Commencement Exercises Open at Local Technical School
The school prepares a colorful commencement with seniors in black robes led by faculty. Dr Francis Thomson presents graduates and Chancellor Melvin Brannon hands diplomas. Prom invitations issued by the junior class. Jan Rich's orchestra to perform. Hungary produced over 8 million tons of coal last year.
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United States
Francis Thomson
Melvin A. Brannon
Jan Rich
Montana labor federation race widens lead for Graham
James D. Graham, vice president of the Montana State Federation of Labor, leads Charles Heximer by a substantial margin in unofficial counts from Butte unions and Great Falls smeltermen. Voting continues to June 14 with the official count due at the state convention in Billings on June.
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Helena
Jutte
James D. Graham
Montana State Federation of Labor
Charles Heximer
Great Is
Butte
Great Falls
Graham
Billings
Fruit Blossoms Pass Fruit Stage Corvallis
Fruit blossoms have passed the critical period and show a good chance of a bumper crop in the Mountain View district. Frost threats earlier could have damaged buds, but now formed buds should endure a few degrees below freezing. Cherries plums currants gooseberries and apples bloom. strawberries are abundant.
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Corvallis
Robert Snow
Mountain View District
Snow
First Children Day Opens Gardens With Plans for Courts
The gardens reveal a new location between the free pansy bed and the hot house and announce four tennis courts to be installed this year. Management estimates about 75000 dollars will be spent to improve the pleasure resort for children and adults. A regular children day program will entertain visitors with groves alive with delighted youngsters assuming weather cooperates. Seventy five airplanes were shipped from the United States to Latin America last year. Poland's League for Economic Self Sufficiency pushes a buy domestic products campaign.
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United States
Latin America
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Virginia Court
Fergus
Milwaukee Tracks
Cenes
Tanlac
Sidney Boy Scouts
Mines
Hungary
Des Moines
Poland
League For Economic Self- Sufficiency
Ncai
Luckies Superiori Ickly Demiausteates
Scokoles
Lucky Strike
Poe
LYN Brand
Ross Bros
Montgomery Arcoggntants
Tobesco Company
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N. B.C
Lillia
Kenmessys
Georgette
Crepe
Hennessy’s
Boys' Athletic Union
Gainesok
Hennessy's
Dorna Gordon
Donna Gordon
Hennessy’a
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