Aviator Rescued After Plane Sinks Far Off Cape Cod
Cheston Eshelman a Carlisle Pa student flyer was rescued 250 miles at sea after landing his two seat monoplane on Georges Bank near Boston trawlers. Fishermen aboard Villanova hauled him from water 40 fathoms deep as his plane disappeared.
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Chateam
Mass
Cheston Eshelman
Carlisle
Georges
Boston
Villanova
Eshelman
Camden
N. J
M.S.T
Triton
St. John
N. B
Cape Cod
Jubilee pageant seeks volunteers for Bullion Bandits roles
Tonight at 8 in the Masonic temple ballroom all persons wishing to have roles in the Treasure State Jubilee spectacle Bullion, Bandits and Builders, a Saga of Statehood, are urged to attend. Producer Jerome H. Cargill plans a 1000 person cast for July 1 4 at Butte high school stadium.
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Treasure State
Masonic Temple
Jerome H. Cargill
New York
Montana
Butte High School
Lewis and Clark
Louisiana Purchase
Plane from Camden flying school heads southeast over sea
Radio Marine reported the two place high wing monoplane failed to see directions and veered off east southeast over the sea. Edward Walz, manager of the Camden flying school, said Eshelman was authorized to fly only in a restricted area. The craft carried radio, blind flying instruments, and a compass.
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Radio Marine
Camden
Edward Walz
Eshelman
Cuba again bars entrance of Jews refugees on ship St Louis
The Cuban government refused a second time to grant asylum to 907 German Jewish refugees aboard the Hamburg American liner St Louis cruising between the United States and Cuba. It said no temporary landing permits would be considered and warned ship lines that Cuba would admit no more Jewish refugees.
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Havana
St. Louis
United States
Cuba
Montana State College grants degrees to BG Glass
In Bozeman on June 6 the 48th commencement of Montana State College awarded bachelor degrees to 194 seniors and advanced degrees to 17 graduates. Dr A L Strand presided as the largest graduating class in the school's history was celebrated.
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State College
BG Glass
Bozeman
Montana State College
A. L. Strand
Mothers Leave St James Hospital With Infants
Two mothers and their infant daughters were discharged yesterday from St. James hospital. They are Mrs. Charles Downey of 229 East Platinum and Mrs. Salust LaPalm of 1725 Longfellow.
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St. James Hospital
Charles Downey
East Platinum
Salust LaPalm
Longfellow
Western states see peak May in construction contracts
San Francisco June 6 Construction contracts totaling more than 28 million dollars marked the biggest May total in a decade for the Far West with California leading, Washington second and Montana third at 3.6 million. Power development tops at about 6 million and roads around 5 million.
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Montana
San Francisco
California
Washington
N. W. Pyeritz
Daily Construction Service
Wyoming
Hull neutrality plan passes test in Congress debate
Bloom's amendment tracks present embargo wording but ties munitions ban to a declared state of war. The measure also bars American vessel travel in war areas defined by proclamation, while allowing cash sales to paying buyers who take title and ship via non American ships. The policy targets Germany and curbs Nazi control of European munitions, favoring Britain and France.
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Vary
United States
Bloom
Britain
France
Europe
Germany
Skoda
Czechoslovak Republic
Couple Granted Marriage License in Reno
In Reno on November 6 a marriage license was issued late yesterday to William Blackman 35 and Laura A Self 31 both of Butte Montana.
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Reno
William Blackman
Laura A. Self
Butte, Mont
Cuba Produces Over Six Million Pairs of Shoes in Year
Cuba manufactured more than 6,300,000 pairs of shoes during the past year while Guatemala spent 119,000 dollars on imported toilet articles, reflecting regional trade activity.
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Cuba
Guatemala
Anaconda Man David A. McFarland Dies at 70
David A. McFarland 70 longtime Anaconda resident died in an Anaconda hospital after a four week illness. He lived at 1108 East Fifth and came from Coshocton Ohio in 1904. He worked at the Anaconda reduction works machine shop and belonged to the Knights of Pythias Anaconda lodge. Ritual services will be at P J Finnegan mortuary and the body sent to Coshocton for funeral and interment. He is survived by a Coshocton brother. wife died ten years ago.
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Anaconda
David A. McFarland
McParland
East Fifth Street
Coshocton
Ohio
Knights of Pythias
P. J. Finnegan
Debate Over Old Age Assistance Proposals In House
The House weighs amendments to the social security act offering a dollar for dollar federal match for old age assistance with a $10 flat federal contribution as an alternative. California and a few states could match $20. most cannot. Lawmakers on the Ways and Means Committee push to keep the amendments, aiming to curb Townsend movement style pension campaigns.
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California
Fish
Ways and Means Committee
Townsend
Third-Time Hearing in Gamer Insurance Case Over Death
The 1933 gunshot death of E. F. Walter Gamer in Butte Montana led to a $20,000 double indemnity dispute with New York Life. The case rose through Montana courts and the U S Circuit Court of Appeals for the third time, involving whether the death was accidental or self-inflicted. The company seeks an instructed verdict on appeal after Montana’s last trial awarded the widow.
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San Francisco
EF. Walter Games
Butte
Mont
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Stella Jane Gamer
New York Life Insurance Company
U. S. District Court
Montana
Circuit Court
Circuit
Supreme Court of the United States
Bishop O Hara to be welcomed by local group
About 100 to 150 Catholic laymen and clerics from Kansas City prepared to travel to Omaha to meet Rt. Rev. Edwin V. O'Hara new bishop of the Kansas City diocese. He travels from Great Falls Montana for installation Thursday with an arrival planned at Union Station tomorrow afternoon.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Edwin V. O'Hara
Great Falls
Mont
Western Missouri
Union Station
Thomas F. Lillis
More Rain Is Slated Today Across Montana
Rain fell across Montana with Billings recording .73 inches and snowy higher elevations in Butte and the Highlands. Cool temperatures lingered as forecasts call for more cloudy weather and additional rainfall today.
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Montana
Treasure State
Billings
Butte
Highlands
Washington Downcast Over Heat and Showers Plan
A British embassy garden party faces rain as Lady Lindsay braces for showers while officials prepare to greet King and Queen at Niagara Falls and return to Washington. Secretary Hull will ride the royal train to accompany the visitors to the capital. Union jack lamp posts and flags decorate routes to the White House, with shields set to be added if the weather cooperates.
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Lady Lindsay
Hull
Niagra Falls
United States
Canada
Washington
Union Station
White House
Rotana Club Dinner and Talk At Chequamegon Cafe
The Butte Rotana club held a regular dinner meeting at the Chequamegon cafe with musical numbers and a talk by H W Wilson of the U S Department of Commerce on Borrowed Time. The meeting featured a large list of attendees and plans for a June 20 closed meeting at the same cafe. A Boy Scouts Troop 7 picnic was postponed due to rain.
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Butte Rotana Club
H. W Wilson
Aeronautical Division
U. S. Department of Commerce
Wilson
State Tuberculosis
Galen
Bessie Dineen
Irene White
Katherine Downing
Patsy Puckett
Geraldine Kessel
Agnes Sheridan
Mary Kitto
Hazel Uncles
Cora Williams
Katherine Murphy
Maude Boyington
Edna LeSage
Stella Bonino
Lulu Christie
Jennie Mee Bickel
Mildred Drew
Clara Weast
Jessie Adams
Marie Daly
Irene Nelson
Daisy Quigley
Doris Kelley
Ann Sikonia
Mayme McNamara
Mary Phillips
Kathleen Brogan
Verne O'Sullivan
Catherine Downing
Dorothy Minton
Alice Phillips
Beulah Enochson
Elizabeth O'Brien
Pearl Schroeder
Esther Riley
Mary Wittaker
Marjorie Whittaker
Jessie Root
Roscow
Butte in Brief Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Hospital notes list admissions to St James with names and addresses including Chris Delich William Sokolich and John Sheehan. Births record a son to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bronson and a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Dougherty. Dismissals include Diana Mahey Gilbert Cote and Thomas Johns.
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Chris Delich
Fast Mercury
William Sokolich
Maple
John Sheehan
North Wyoming
St. James Hospital
James Leddra
Hornet
Kenneth Bronson
East Park Street
William Dougherty
Diana Mahey
Virginia City
Gilbert Cote
Missoula
Thomas H. Johns
West Broadway
Charles Davis Named To Head Butte Vocational Training
Charles C. Davis is expected to be named coordinator of vocational training for School District No. 1 at the upcoming school board meeting. Dr C S Renouard said Davis will start July 1. he has taught in Butte schools for ten years. The board will also appoint a committee to assist Davis in running the trades training program.
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Charles C. Davis
C. S. Renouard
Davis
Butte
Renouard
New Zest Given to Spaghetti Promotes Quick Meals
Thousands of women discover quicker spaghetti meals using Quaker Spaghetti with milk for a creamier richer taste. The ad touts affordability, tenderness, and family appeal, urging shoppers to switch and look for the blue and yellow package at their grocer.
Australia records fruit harvest peak in recent season
Australia reported a record fruit harvest for the last season reflecting strong yields across major fruit categories. Growers cited favorable weather, improved planting, and expanding market demand as key drivers boosting total output and farm income.
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Australia
Flowers Stolen From Mount Moriah Cemetery Again
Police learned a second post Memorial Day theft of flowers from a Mount Moriah cemetery plot. A woman reported flowers she placed on departed family members’ graves were stolen again, as they were in 1938.
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Mount Moriah
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Helena
Rotana Club
H. W. Wilson
Christian Brothers High School
Boy Scouts Troop No. 7
Murray
James W. Foster
East Iron
Robert MacPherson
West Steele
Jack Birmingham
Rhea McHale
East Front Street
Murray Hospital
Dillon
William Moser
The
Central High School Alumni Association
Charles Davis
Butte Vocational Training School
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Minneapolis Brewing Company
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