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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1939

Page

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Exchange clubs from three states to meet in Butte

Members from Utah Idaho and Montana will gather in Butte June 24 and 25 drawing hundreds to the Finlen hotel. Fred Gust of the Butte Exchange club announced after arranging the meeting in Idaho Falls. Utah will send two special Pullmans from Salt Lake City. Idaho has two clubs Boise and Emmet. Montana clubs include Butte Missoula Helena and Great Falls. Members will be accompanied by their wives.

Montana Idaho Utah Butte Fred Gust Idaho Falls Missoula Helena Great Falls Finlen

Glass Panel Shattered at Princess Royal Home

London report: a glass panel shattered at the Princess Royal’s home amid a sawed off shotgun incident near the Duchess of Kent. Scotland Yard considers IRA links as possible motive while police detain an unidentified man and recover the gun. Both royals are state councillors while King George VI and Queen Elizabeth tour Canada and the U S.

Duchess OF Kent London George VI of Great Britain George Princess Royal Scotland Yard Irish Republican Army England Duke of Kent Northern Ireland Belgrade Square Wuthering Heights Gaumont Lady Portarlington Gerald Road Earl of Harewood George VI Queen Elizabeth Canada United States

Tax revision favored by Eccles for loans cushion

Marriner S. Eccles urged Congress to use part of gold devaluation profits as a cushion for a liberal new loan system aiding small and medium businesses. John W. Hanes pushed for broader business tax revisions to remove irritants, while leaders reported uncertainty on Congress timing.

Washington Congress Marriner S. Eccles Federal Reserve Board Utah Senate Banking John W. Hanes The Treasury House Hanes Wall Street Morgenthau Congressional Senate Roosevelt White House

Butte Jubilee Seeks Additional Contributions for Treasure State Event

Some 300 donors have backed Butte's Treasure State Jubilee set for July 1 to 9. Organizers say funds are needed to finish preparations. total cost is projected at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars with returns expected many times over. Contributions can be left at the Chamber of Commerce or city hall.

Butte Chamber of Commerce City Hall Montana

Heroism by all hands saved Squalus crew in disaster

Weather across western Montana showed lingering unsettled conditions with showers expected in eastern areas. Rear Admiral Cyrus W. Cole credited personal bravery, efficiency, and teamwork for preventing the loss of more than 26 sailors when the submarine Squalus sank off the New England coast.

Squalus Cyrus W. Cole Washington U.P New England Portsmouth N. H Navy Yard

104 Girl Scouts Honored at Spring Honor Courts

One hundred four Girl Scouts earned 231 badges and awards at nine troop courts this spring. Three girls received first class badges Peggy Newman Joan LeSage and Jean Oxley. Nine earned silver stripes for five years of continuous service. Club 55 led with 60 badges and awards under troop leader Mrs. Lambert Featherly.

Capitola J. Hill Peggy Newman Joan LeSage Jean Oxley Marjorie Julson Sue Horrom Joyce Callison Joy Bishop Mildred Redlick Ruth Dulong Evelyn Kelley Club Lambert Featherly Whittier School W. H. Shannon A. L. McArthur

Supreme Court rules against New Jersey ordinance on meetings

The Supreme Court, in a five to two decision, strikes down Jersey City limits on C I O mass meetings, holding the permit requirement for street and park gatherings violates free assembly. The ruling also upholds milk marketing controls for New York and Boston regions and notes the unratified child labor amendment remains alive despite 15 years since submission. (Continued on Page 2)

Washington Supreme Court Jersey City Congress Hague-C. I. C Hague Federal District Court For New Jersey Federal Circuit Court Philadelphia Justice Roberts New York Boston

Pope Pius XII Seeks Peace Amid European Controversies

Vatican sources report Pope Pius XII renewed efforts for a peaceful solution to European tensions. He met British envoy Francis Osborne and sent messages to London Paris Berlin Rome Warsaw seeking a clear path forward. Conversations continue with governments while no public details are given.

Vatican City Vatican Pius XII Europe Holy See Francis D. Arcy Godolphin Osborne London Paris Berlin Rome Warsaw Chamberlain House of Commons Russia Pius

Bed of roses to prevent personal crisis reports

Milwaukee officials place potted plants in the rotunda to deter jumpers after several near misses and one death from self inflicted falls. The council rejected a proposal to add barbed wire atop railings to stop such leaps.

Milwaukee

Montana A I M E Members Greet National Head At Banquet

National AIM E president Donald B. Gillies spoke at the Finlen hotel to about 200 Montana members praising membership growth and youth involvement. D M Kelly of Anaconda Copper Mine introduced him and lauded engineers for mining progress, with Gillies then addressing the steel industry.

Montana Donald B. Gillies American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Republic Steel Corporation Finlen Hotel Mr. Gillies D. M. Kelly Anaconda Copper Mining Company Butte

Cuban President Lifts Ban for St Louis Refugees Landing

In Havana on June 5 1939 President Federico Laredo Bru agreed to allow 907 Jewish refugees aboard the German liner St Louis to land temporarily in Cuba possibly on the Isle of Pines. He demanded guarantees to prevent public charges and cover reembarkation and sustenance costs. Lawrence Berenson New York counsel for the refugee committee awaited a new conference to discuss details.

Indiana St. Louis Federico Laredo Bru Isle of Pines Lawrence Berenson New York National Co-Ordi Nating Committee Laredo Bru Havana Cuba United States Germany

Car Crash Kills Yakima Resident Near Missoula

Mrs. Grover Burrows of Yakima Washington died instantly when the Burrows car left highway No 10 on a curve east of Missoula. Three others were injured including Grover Burrows and Shirley D Parker both of Yakima with multiple injuries. The group were prominent Yakima residents traveling on the highway when thevehicle toppled about 100 feet away.

Missoula Grover Burrows Yakima Wash Burrows Highway No. 10 Jandee Shirley D. Parker

Montana Forecast Sees Unsettled Weather Tuesday

The Montana forecast calls for unsettled conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with likely showers on Tuesday and only minor temperature changes.

Montana

Washington Brims With Royal Visit Preparations

Washington buzzes with last minute activity for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Officials tighten security along Pennsylvania Avenue as bunting goes up for the Thursday state parade from Union Station to the White House. Shopkeepers sell window seats for 1 to 5 dollars under Secret Service scrutiny.

Washington George VI Queen Elizabeth Pennsylvania Avenue Union Station White House Secret Service Army Navy

King George and Queen Elizabeth Tour Frood Mine Deep Below

In Sudbury the royal couple descended 2,800 feet into the Frood nickel mine with safety gear including helmets and lamps. Queen Elizabeth carried a flashlight while the King wore a miner’s lamp. the visit extended from one hour to two as they toured the underground workings with aides and mine staff.

King George Queen Elizabeth U. S Sudbury Ont George VI International Nickel Company Frood Ing

Corette Jr to Speak at Butte Flag Day Event

John E. Corette Jr will be the speaker at the outdoor Flag Day exercises in Butte high stadium on June 14. The Butte Elks lodge sponsors the program which starts at 8 pm and is open to the public. Fred I. Root, chairman, says bands and drum corps will perform, with flag-raising ceremonies and a spotlight on the flag. This marks the first Flag Day event in the stadium.

J. E. Corette JR Butte High School Stadium John E. Corette Jr Butte High Stadium The Butte Elks Lodge Fred I. Root Elks’ Committee Elks West Park Street

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