G Men Question Many In Florida Kidnapping Probe
Federal agents questioned 25 to 30 people at G Man HQ in Princeton as they pursue leads to kidnapped Jimmy Cash or his body. Hoovers team rushed to Hallandale and back with no arrest. search efforts focused near the Cash residence and a ransom drop site on the Miami Key West route.
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Princeton
Fla
Jimmy Cash
G-Man
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Hallandale
Miami
Miami-Key West
Cash
Jimmy
Odd Fellows Schedule of Meetings for Week
Odd Fellow lodges and clubs set weekly meetings in Meaderville Enterprise and Fidelity halls with initiations, officer elections, luncheons, a district gathering on June 18 for District No. 8 I O O F, and an evening ravioli dinner and dance.
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Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No
Enterprise Hall
Esther Harris
Fidelity Lodge No
Fidelity Hall
West Broadway
W. H. Goodland
Colusa Lodge No
Meaderville
Hiawatha Club of
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Enterprise Lodge No. 40
Front Street
Mile High Theta Rho Girls’ Club No. 19
Zeyune Halford
Martha Rebekah Lodge
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Corry to Address Montana Mining Engineers Tonight
Arthur V. Corry a noted Butte mining engineer will speak to the Montana section of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers in room 205 of the metallurgy building at Montana School of Mines. His talk titled A Travelog through Argentine and Brazil covers a seven month South American tour inspecting mining properties and prospects.
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Arthur V. Corry
Butte
Montana
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Montana School of Mines
Argentine
Brazil
Corry
South America
Flight debut for Kenosha youth after first ride
Kenosha Wisconsin resident Harry Anderson age 21 completed his first solo flight a month after his initial airplane ride marking a milestone in his aviation experience.
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Kenosha
Wis
Harry Anderson
Business men face Roosevelt policy push and “hands and knees”
A Washington business view questions President Roosevelt’s remarks about industry being on its hands and knees. The piece argues such language risks dictatorial implications, urges responsibility and protest by business leaders, and warns of the dangers to democracy and the economy.
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Hugh 8. Johnson
The
Iron and Steel Institute
General Johnson
Washington
Roosevelt
Johnson
Europe
Registrations Open for Helena Catholic Laymen Retreat
Catholics planning to attend the Helena retreat must register today or tomorrow at the K C hall, per P L Pauly secretary of Butte council Knights of Columbus. Attendees should notify the retreat director in Helena of their intent. The retreat runs Friday evening to Sunday noon at Carroll college under Rev John M Stanton of Fargo ND.
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Helena
K. C. Hall
P. L. Pauly
Butte Council
Knights of Columbus
Carroll College
John M. Stanton
Fargo
N. D
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Read Across Churches
The weekly Christian Science Lesson Sermon for Sunday June 5 1938 centered on God as the sole cause and creator. It cites Revelation 4 11 and Matthew 23 10 and quotes from Science and Health describing God as divine principle and man as God’s spiritual offspring coexisting eternally.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Carter Glass Condemns Proposal as Morally Destitute
Carter Glass denounces another proposal as destitute of moral sensibility and says it cannot be passed as a joke. He argues that using the metaphor lightly insults citizens and that those who do not resent it may deserve it.
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Carter Glass
Montanans File Nominations for Seven State Races
Nineteen Montanans have filed petitions to seek seven state offices in the November general election. The deadline for filing petitions is Wednesday night, with more candidates anticipated for the July primaries. Incumbents and new hopefuls appear across offices including two congressmen two supreme court justices a 15th district judge and two railroad and public service commissioners.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Sam. V. Stewart
Ralph J. Anderson
Lewistown
Leif Erickson
Sidney
Ee. C. Burris
Anaconda
J. J. O'Connell
Butte
Winfield R. Page
Missoula
Dr. J. Thorkelson
Congressional action sought on Flathead valley assessments
Montana irrigation officials urge Congress to approve July assessments for landowners in the lower Flathead valley. They cite water shortages and low farm prices as barriers to payment this year. Delegations from Finley Point press for irrigation funding as Henry Gerhart says pumping plant appropriation is available and work will begin.
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Congress
Indian Department
Fred E. Denny
Lone Pine
J. Price
Moiese
G. A. Lensman
Stanley Scerace
Ronan
C. M. Peden
Polson
D. A. Dellno
Charlo
Ray Biggerstaff
Henry Gerhart
St. Ignatius
Finley Point
Flathead River
Dust Bowl-Like Dust Storm Hits Hokkaido Japan
A central Hokkaido dust storm swept across 75 000 acres of farmland leaving an inch of silt. Crop losses are estimated at 65 to 80 percent as six factories and many homes suffered heavy damage and schools closed. Communications lines went out of service.
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Obinhiro
Japan
United States
Hokkaido Island
American plumbing brings water to Ghardaia oasis with U S engineers
In the desert capital Ghardaia in the Mzab plateau a 450 foot artesian well now provides water to the Moham medan inhabitants. American engineers drilled the deep well and American machinery pumps the water to irrigate gardens after centuries of drought.
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Algiers
Ghardaia
Mzab Plateau
Sahara Desert
Mzab
Montana Pioneer Moses H. Marks Dies in Helena
Moses H. Marks 71 prominent stock grower from White Sulphur Springs area died in Helena on June 5. He had long been a leading figure in local agriculture and cattle breeding. He is mourned by family and community members who recalled his contributions to Montana livestock development.
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Helena
Moses H. Marks
White Sulphur Springs
Room 5 at Tait hotel prowled. $6, watch stolen
Internal revenue agent James O'Hara reported his Tait hotel room was broken into while he slept. A stranger who had the room earlier likely kept the key, and cash, a license, a bus ticket, a gold watch, and $2.40 in silver were taken. A witness saw a man running from the hotel about the robbery time.
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James O'Hara
Internal Revenue
Tait
O'Hara
Butte
Helena
John Parks
West Broadway
Robert Burrell
South Washington Street
Ira Shelton
East Iron
Nevada
Gold Streets
Funeral services set for longtime Montanan resident
The deceased had lived in Montana since 1867. Funeral services will be held here on Monday. Survivors include two sisters Hattie Loble of Helena and M. J. Ehrlich of St. Louis Missouri.
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Montana
Hattie Loble
Helena
M. J. Ehrlich
St. Louis
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