McNary Sees Hatch Proposal Voting as Major Mistake
Senator McNary of Oregon says Republicans will campaign on the Senate vote opposing restrictions on political activity by relief workers. He notes the Hatch and Austin measures failed by narrow margins, arguing the fight curbs free expression and skirts government debt concerns.
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Washington
McNary
Oregon
Senate
Hatch
New Mexico
Austin
Virginia
WPA
Barkley
Kentucky
Butte Death Notices
The funeral of the late Onslow M. Peters will be at 9 o'clock Tuesday at the family residence 933 South Wyoming with a 9:30 Requiem Mass at St Joseph's and interment in St Patrick's. The funeral for Guy Rodio is this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Daly Shea chapel with interment at Mountain View cemetery. Charles Russ's funeral is Tuesday at 2 o'clock at Daly Shea chapel with Rev L E Jones officiating and interment in Mountain View cemetery.
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Rodio
Guy Rodio
Daly- Shea
Mountain View Cemetery
Berg Rests at White's Amid Pending Funeral Details
The remains of Martin R. Berg, who died Saturday evening, are at White's funeral home. Time and place of services to be announced later.
Funeral notices for Mrs. Peter Grant and Mrs. Ellen Carlisle
The remains of Mrs. Peter Grant lie at a ranch home near Pony with services tomorrow at 2 p m conducted by Rev. Wilson of Bozeman. Interment by Echo chapter No 38 O E S at Valley View Cemetery in Pony. Mrs Ellen Carlisle’s remains were forwarded to Laramie Wyoming for services and interment.
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Carlisle
Ellen Carlisle
Laramie
Wyo
Masons to Attend Carmichael Memorial Service
Members of Monitor Lodge No 35 A F and A M and visiting brethren are invited to gather at 1 30 at the lodge hall Walkerville then march to Sherman Reed funeral chapel for the 2 o clock funeral service for John D Carmichael Rev H W Moehring to officiate Interment in the War Veterans plot is planned Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock
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Monitor Lodge No. 35
A. F
A. M
Monitor Lodge
Walkerville
Sherman & Reed
J. D. Carmichael
Congress faces adjournment as wage bill talks continue
Leaders expressed confidence Congress would adjourn by next Saturday night while a joint conference on spend ing bills awaits its first meeting on Thursday. House conferees plan to tackle the final deficiency appropriation bill early next week as Rankin presses currency issuance against $12 billion in gold held by the government.
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Congress
Joint
House
Senate
Rankin
Mississippi
He-Man Baby Richard Ward Weighs Nine Days Old
At Community hospital in Phenix City Alabama nine day old Richard Ward weighed nearly 12 pounds and showed a preference for a glass over a bottle at two hours old. Nurses noted his deep snoring that could be heard several rooms away. He is the ninth child of Mr and Mrs D E B Ward.
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Phenix City
Ala
Richard Ward
Community Hospital
D. Ware
Robust Richard
D. EB
Anaconda Legion Juniors sweep Deer Lodge practice pair
Anaconda American Legion junior baseball team routed Deer Lodge 9 to 2 in nine innings in Deer Lodge on June 5. Meherns led pitching with six strikeouts across three innings, supporting a clean two-game sweep following last week’s 11 to 10 win.
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Deer Lodge
Anaconda American Legion
Deer Lodge Legion
Anaconda
Meherns
Beasley and Smith Funeral Notices
The funeral arrangements announce Cecile Beasley to be held Monday at 2 PM in the Rose room of Duggan's Merrill mortuary with Rev Rowland Davenport officiating and burial at Mountain View cemetery. John Smith's remains may be viewed in the Rose room of Duggan's Merrill mortuary with funeral Wednesday at 9 AM then mass at St Ann's church and burial at Holy Cross cemetery.
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Beasley
Cecile Beasley
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Rowland Davenport
Mountain View Cemetery
Merrill Mortuaries Manager Pat R Gagner
PAT R GAGNER, manager at Duggan's Merrill Mortuaries in Butte Montana. contact phone 213 North Montana.
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Duggan’s Merrill Mortuaries
Pat R. Gagner
North
Montana
Butte
Hansen Rites Scheduled in Anaconda Funeral
The body of O. K. Keefer Hansen lies at Kendrick funeral home chapel in Anaconda Montana. Funeral services are to be announced for Tuesday afternoon at a yet to be published time and place. Local lodge and association members are noted in the notice.
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Hansen
O. K. (Keefer) Hansen
Kendrick Funeral Home
Roosevelt Seeks British Labor Model Study
The White House aims to study the British labor act to frame U S policy. A new commission would collect firsthand findings amid broader attacks on New Deal labor policy and Wagner act revisions. Franklin D Roosevelt plans to use foreign precedents to influence domestic labor debates. John L Lewis is urged to reconsider participation in the study.
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Roosevelt
England
White House
United States
Vandenberg
Michigan
Rooosevelt
Organized Labor
A. F. of L
C. I. O.4a
York
LaGuardia
United C. I. O.A. F
House
John L. Lewis
De Molays Donate Flowers to Hospitals in Comfort Day
Highland chapter of the Order of De Molay observed Comfort Day by distributing flowers to patients in Butte's Murray St James and Silver Bow county hospitals. Officers Earl Crowley James McMahon and Walter Moyle led the program as part of the chapter's annual obligation.
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Highland Chapter
Order of de Molay
Butte
Earl Crowley
James McMahon
Walter Moyle
Murray
St. James
Silver Bow
de Molay
Butte Woman Buried at Wisdom
Funeral services were held yesterday at Wisdom for Miss Gladys Eaden of Butte who died last week. Rites took place in the Wisdom church with burial in the local cemetery. Mrs. James Scofield and Miss Hallie Stevens sang, Don Anson officiated, and pallbearers included Victor Olsen and others. Sherman and Reed handled arrangements.
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Wisdom
Gladys Eaden
Butte
Wisdom Church
James Scofield
Hallie Stevens
Don Anson
Victor Olsen
Ray Willey
Earl van Houten
George Cottrell
Claude Wampler
Sherman and Reed Establishment
Forest Fire Near Olney Rages In Kalispell Region
Weary firefighters fought a forest blaze near Olney about 80 miles north of Kalispell. State Forest Supervisor R E A Anderson said the fire, driven by strong winds, scorched more than 500 acres of timber on private land. A total of 50 more firefighters were requested to join a 125-man crew already on duty since late yesterday.
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Kalispell
Olney
Here
RE. A. Anderson
Moon Off Its Track by Six Seconds Upsets Astronomers
London reporters cite astronomer Harold Spencer Jones saying the moon has jumped its track, offset by about six seconds, due to a gradual slowdown of Earth's rotation. Dr. Martin Davidson notes the pace is about a thousandth of a second per century, provoking concern among observers at the Royal Observatory Greenwich.
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London
Harold Spencer Jones
Jones
Martin Davidson
British Astronomical Association
Franco Holds Urgent Military Meeting After Insurgent Clashes
Francisco Franco convened a rapid session with top military leaders after fights between insurgent and Italian officers in Malaga and Zaragoza. Reports say the two groups clashed and fired shots during daylong events celebrating Italian and Spanish solidarity with several Spanish officers arrested.
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Francisco Franco
Malaga
Zaragoza
Spain
Auto Injuries Fatal to Woman
Helena June 5 Injections of injuries from an automobile collision on May 19 caused the death here last night of Mrs Edna C Palmer 70 daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Cornelius Hedges Helena pioneers Survivors include a daughter Mrs Paul Bra vier of Helena and a brother Henry Hedges of Saco Her death increased the states auto fatality toll for 1938 to 46.
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Helena
Edna C. Palmer
Palmer
Cornelius Hedges
Paul Bravier
Henry Hedges
Saco
Reynolds Wins In California Primary
Raleigh N C June 5 Senator Robert R Reynolds won the Democratic Party nomination in California with late returns pushing his margin above 90000 votes. Opponent Frank W Hancock Jr conceded the victory today.
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Raleigh
N. C
Robert R. Reynolds
Frank W. Hancock Jr
U. S. Senate
Reynolds
U S Envoy Talks With Stalin in Moscow Kremlin
Joseph E. Davies the U S ambassador conferred for two hours with Joseph V. Stalin in an unprecedented Kremlin meeting in Moscow on June 5.
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Moscow
Joseph E. Davies
U. S
Josef V. Stalin
Kremlin
Shriners Converge on Los Angeles for National Convention
Thousands of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine swarmed into Los Angeles for the national convention starting Tuesday. The influx brings a major gathering to the city with events planned over the coming days.
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Los Angeles
Mystic Shrine
Roosevelt Returns from Chesapeake Bay Cruise
President Roosevelt and a party returned to Washington from a weekend voyage aboard the government yacht Potomac. The entourage sailed from Annapolis yesterday, visiting Chesapeake Bay and the Potomac River.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Annapolis
Potomac
Wilkins Begins Arctic Data Study in Leningrad
Sir Hubert Wilkins arrives in Leningrad for a five day study of Soviet Arctic data in preparation for a new North Pole submarine attempt planned for next year.
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Leningrad
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Arctic
North Pole
Parrot Fares Bold When Rescued by Policeman
In New York on June 5 a yellow Mexican parrot named Tony owned by Mrs Olaf Anderson escaped and perched on a tree branch until a policeman crawled up and sawed off the limb. Tony dropped to the ground and exclaimed I ll be damned.
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New York
Tony
Olaf Anderson
Opanton Planed in French Raid
The Ariege river valley route and the Puigcerda railway near the Spanish border were targets as planes conducted a raid deep into France. Witnesses say aircraft penetrated inland to Tarascon Sur Ariege before bombing near the Orlu power plant. Daladier ordered pursuit of all planes threatening French territory in the Pyrenees.
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Ariege
Puigcerda
Spain
France
Tarascon-Sur-Ariege
Foix
Ariege Department
Orlu
Pyrenees
Daladier
Man Drowns in Squaw Lake at Yellowstone Park
James Walker 26 year old Wheeless Oklahoma resident drowned in Squaw Lake Yellowstone National Park early today. It is the first drowning in park waters this year 1938.
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Yellowstone
National Park
Wyo
James Walker
Wheeless
Okla
Squaw Lake
Budge advances in French championships as Mako falls
Paris June 5. Donald Budge world No 1 dominates in the French championships third round with a 6-1 6-1 5-7 6-0 win over Ghaus Mohamed of India. Budge’s doubles partner Gene Mako loses to Fumio Nakano 6-1 6-3 4-6 6-0.
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Budge
Mako
Paris
Donald Budge
Ghaus Mohamed
India
Gene Mako
Fumio Nakano
Masons Gather for Convention in Montana
The grand master Channell A. MacKenzie of Bozeman will open the session with reports from the grand treasurer and recorder. A noon recess leads to an afternoon session, election of grand officers, installation, and committee appointments. An evening grand council dinner at Montana State Normal College features toastmaster MacKenzie, speaker Lyman Bennett, and an entertainment program by local Masonic groups.
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Channell A. MacKenzie
Bozeman
Montana State Normal College
MacKenzie
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
Masonic Chorus
Butte
Alice Davis
Dillon
Donna Trolinger
Daryl Bennett
Grand Council
Harlon L. Hart
John S. Carkeet
Helena
Ray M. Armour
Great Falls
Farl
Bardwell
Edward W. Spottswood
Missoula
Alfred J. Rowland
Miles City
John W. Agnew
Harry G. Pickett
Edwin Fredlund
Chinook
Grand
Royal Arch Masons of
Montana
Masonic Hall
Iowa Campaign Sees Gillette Backed by Democrats in Senate Fight
Iowa's hot campaign centers on Gillette as Democratic forces line up against federal agency support for Wealin. The race pits former Senator Dickinson against Lloyd Thurston, with turnout high and weather not dampening rural voters.
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AAA
Public Utilities Holding Company
Supreme Court
NRA
Gillette
Wealin
L. J. Dickinson
Lloyd Thurston
Dickinson
Thurston
Detroit racer dies in Hammond speedway crash
Auto racer J P Leonard Buzz Mendenhall from Detroit was killed when his car spun over four times at 90 mph in the first elimination race on the Hammond speedway. Jimmy Wilburn of Los Angeles won the 20 mile feature.
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Hammond
Ind
J.P— Leonard
Buzz) Mendenhall
Detroit
Hammond Speedway
Mendenhall
Jimmy Wilburn
Los Angeles
Paris wins Santa Cruz rough-water mile for second year
Henry Paris representing the Crystal plunge of San Francisco won the annual mile and a quarter rough-water ocean swim at Santa Cruz for the second straight year before about 20 000 spectators. He led the field of 132 starters the entire way.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
U.P
Henry Paris
San Francisco
Paris
Prizes in Western Open GOLF Championship Set
More than 3000 dollars in prize money will be awarded to the 25 leading professionals at the Western Open golf championship in St. Louis on June 14 15 and 16. Coming soon after the national open at Denver the field is one of the largest and best in Western history.
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ST. Louis
Denver
Dallas Signs Paul Dean to Steers Contract
Dallas announces the option signing of Paul Dean known as Daffy, a right handed pitcher and brother of Dizzy Dean, from the St. Louis Cardinals. Manager Bob Tarleton states the deal for the Dallas Steers of the Texas league was confirmed tonight.
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Dallas
Paul Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul (Daffy) Dean
Dizzy Dean
Bob Tarleton
Dallas ‘Steers
Heroic Dog Becomes Mascot After Spanish War Stand
In Zaragoza on June 5 insurgent troops recount a dog defending a government machine gun nest after its handlers fell. The animal growled and barked as attackers approached, prompting an officer to spare the dog. Forcing the dog to move, insurgents later treated its wounds and kept it as a mascot.
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Zaragoza
Spain
Riddell Passes On In Los Angeles Paint Mentor of Butte
Arthur Riddell dies after a career launching a paint business started with his father and Chester Deitler. The Butte and Los Angeles entrepreneur was known for civic leadership, employing many workers, and aging paychecks woes before illness. Funeral and burial set for Los Angeles. survived by wife Grace Sutherland, parents, and brother Robert. Worked with Fuller Co. after selling his Butte business.
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Chester Deitler
Riddell
Los Angeles
Butte
Grace Sutherland
Butte Daily Post
Fuller Company
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Butte Rotary Club
Butte Lodge of
Fiks
Bagdad Temple of the Shrine
Montana Commandery No. 3
Knights Templar
Silver Bow Lodge
A. F
A. M
Merle M. Davis
Richard P. Hoenck
Charles E. Beebe
Mr. Riddell
Robert Riddell
Butte Briefs From Miles City
Mr and Mrs George Morris and son visited Butte yesterday from Miles City where Mr Morris serves on the police force They are on their annual vacation Residents discharged from St James hospital include Jimmy Gray Clifford Angwin Mrs Charles Bond and others at various addresses Daughters of the V F W drill practice at Webster school Scouts troop No 13 meet at 6 30 with a ball game to follow Wild Flower society holds a 115 luncheon at Gamer's
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Miles City
George Morris
Butte
St. James Hospital
Jimmy Gray
Harrison
Clifford Angwin
West Gold
Charles Bond
Mueller Apartments
Steve Sheehan
North Wyoming
Marie Toppar
East Park
Guy McDonald
North Montana
Troop No. 13
Two Boys Caught Robbing Save More Grocery
Two youths aged 14 and 15 were arrested for robbing the Save More store at 213 North Main Street. Merchant Policeman Chris Regan said the youths entered via a skylight and were caught in the act stacking merchandise. They were turned over to Probation Officer Cruich.
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Save More
North Main Street
Chris Regan
Cruich
Senator Wheeler Receives Honorary Degree at American University
In 1934 at Continental Memorial Hall American University awarded Senator Wheeler an honorary degree during commencement exercises. The university lauded its economics government and international relations faculties and noted Wheeler's services. Several colleagues plan to attend as Wheeler's wife will observe.
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American University
United States
Wheeler
Gray
Continental Memorial
Ontania
Autonomy for Slovaks Sought Amid Nationalities Debate
The rally discussed a nationalities statute to settle minority tensions in Slovakia. Premier Milan Hodza, a Slovak but not an autonomist, faced boos from the crowd while other speakers spoke. The crowd reacted with cheers when a band played The Star-Spangled Banner.
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Milan Hodza
Prague counter demonstration marks Czechoslovak party 60th anniversary
In Prague on June 5 the Czechoslovak Social Democratic party celebrated its 60th anniversary with a counter demonstration to the Slovak autonomy rally in Bratislava. President Eduard Benes reviewed a parade of about 100,000, with an official estimate of 10,000 Slovak participants. Separately at Maxdorf near the German frontier police dispersed a 300 strong Sudeten German minority procession with one seriously injured and 15 others lightly hurt by nightsticks.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovak Social Democratic Party
Bratislava
Eduard Benes
Maxdorf
Konrad Henlein
Japanese Push Near Canton as Bombing Peaks
Japanese air raids on Canton with more than fifty planes killed an estimated 200 Chinese today. The attack followed earlier strikes that day and a week of raids, with authorities tallying hundreds killed and injured in the South China metropolis. Rail stations at Wongsha and Taishatou and government buildings were targeted as the aerial drive aimed to sever Canton’s role as a supply gateway.
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Canton
Hong
Kong
South China
Wongsha
Taishatou
Imperial Valley Sees Two LightEarthquakes
Two light shocks rattled the Imperial Valley with a stronger jolt at 6:45 P.M. No damage was reported after a day of scorching heat that reached 112 degrees in Brawley California.
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Brawley
Cal
U.P
Imperial Valley
Playgrounds Planned for Butte East Side Project Revival
East Side Progressive club meets at Swedish hall on East Galena Street at 8 tonight to discuss the WPA built butte playground project. Construction has resumed at Broadway and Gaylord streets with about 100 workers to be employed. John Brennan urges a large turnout to review plans including a football field softball facilities and a ski slide. Bert Mehrens serves as club vice president.
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Butte
East Side Progressive Club
Swedish Hall
East Galena Street
WPA
Broadway
Gaylord
John Brennan
Montana
Bert Mehrens
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Queening
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Royal Observatory of Greenwich
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Shriners
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Soviet Pole
Opanton
Yellowstone Park
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Homer Martin
Harry Hopkins
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Arthur Riddell
Goast
Clifford Humphrey
Emma Street
Murray Hospital
Martha Snell
Southern Cross
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