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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1940
Page
15
Gayle wakes Bill Bailey for a walk and a pool splash at The Oaks. They discuss plans for another play to help six young women and a charity fund Mr. Merrifield built, while facing a hidden theft among the group and a wish to keep happiness alive.
Ottawa reports the Canadian automobile industry may be mobilized to replace first line mechanized transports lost by British forces in Flanders. If talks with Britain succeed, production will rise to about 60,000 pieces annually, with $13 million in orders already placed with Ford and General Motors for military vehicles as tanks cannot be built in Canada at present.
The Rev and Mrs Ted Henderson will arrive in Butte next Tuesday to take over the pastorate at 730 East Park street The Rev and Mrs Skultety will leave Tuesday evening for Medford Oregon after seven months in Butte They have been in Butte for slightly over seven months The Rev and Mrs Henderson will arrive from Glenns Ferry Idaho where they have held a pastorate
Alfred E. Dougherty, who excelled at the University of Montana as the school’s youngest law graduate, also skipped high school. Professor F A Rice of a famed Butte business college says Dougherty did preparatory work there and later broadcast his own graduation radio proceedings.
Berkeley California June 6 William H Waste chief justice of the California state supreme court since 1925 died at 3 05 p m today of a heart ailment He was 71 and had served 35 years in state courts He had been in last illness two weeks and suffered recurring heart trouble ending in coma after a period of hope.
Fresno county prisoner identified as Royal Phillips, 20, who had been jailed under the name Gordon Vance, shot his way out of the Fresno county shelter camp and attempted to steal a car before being captured near Madera. He said to have fled two weeks earlier from Utah state penitentiary where he was serving a 10 year term for grand theft.
Informed sources say the Duke of Windsor has relinquished his post as liaison officer with the British and French armies. Brigadier Edward Spears is reported to have taken over most duties before the duke returned to the Riviera.
Rome reports Pope Pius XII told confidants he will not leave Vatican City regardless of events in Rome. Vatican circles conveyed the stance today.
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