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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1940

Page

2

Fifth Columns Denounced by Dillon Schools Head at Rotary

Dillon school head Professor Anderson told Butte Rotary that fifth columns threaten the United States. He warned of six million youths ages 16 to 34 vulnerable to disruption, cited the American Youth Congress, and urged decisive action to defend democracy.

Dillon Rotary Paul Anderson Butte Rotary Club Rome Great Britain America Anderson Montana State Normal College New Finlen Jesse D. Newman Red Cross Butte Montana St. Louis Sam Parker Chamber of Commerce Ben Hardin Gene Savage V. V. Vanleuven United States American Youth Congress Owen D. Young Spain Dad

Mulcahy Seeks Re election as Silver Bow Constable

Thomas Mulcahy a lifelong Butte resident and Silver Bow township constable filed for the Democratic renomination. He is a Machinists' union member with 22 years as a hill machinist and father of nine. Also seeking the post is John Moriarity a Miner and Butte Miners' union member born in Butte.

Centerville John B. McClernan Silver Bow Black Butte Montana State University Law School A. W. Anderson East Summit Thomas Tiddy) Mulcahy Silver Bow Mulcahy Machinists’ Union Dublin Gulch North Wyoming Street John Mary) Moriarity Wyoming Moriarity Butte Miners’ Union Mr. Moriarity

Short Change Artist Sentenced In Police Court

Louis Saling convicted on a va grancy charge and jailed 60 days by Judge Louis A Buckley. He allegedly ran a scheme taking 15 dollars from Dutch Inn and Chili King employees with staged changes. Also, William McGreery pleaded guilty to vagrancy and received 30 days. The report notes aFrank death and a Fort Russell cavalry motorization.

Louis Saling Louis A. Buckley Saling Dutch Inn Chili King Alder Butte William McGreery Harry A. Savage

Hermit Sisters of Polmont Found With Valuable Securities

Two elderly sisters Miss Jessie Gibb aged 83 and Miss Agnes aged 80 lived alone in a Polmont mansion. Neighbors believed them poor, but police discovered securities in the house valued between 59000 and 80090 dollars.

Polmont England Hermit Sisters Jessie Gibb Agnes

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