Roosevelt Warns Communities Against Hiring Lobbyists for PWA Grants
President Roosevelt and Public Works Administration officials urge communities not to hire attorneys or paid representatives to lobby for PWA funds. They warn such actions harm eligibility and stress direct appeals to the government. PWA plans $600 million in projects post recovery bill, expecting $322 million in construction orders and immediate jobs across factories and railroads.
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Washington
Ubp
Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
PWA
Congress
Il Popolo D Italia Criticizes U S Kidnapings
Milan June 7 Premier Mussolini's newspaper Il Popolo D Italia addresses Secretary Hull's June 3 speech with a warning that the United States should protect its own children before pushing humane warfare in Europe. The piece references recent kidnapping cases like Levine and Cash widely reported in Italy.
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Milan
Italy
Mussolini
Il Popolo D'Italia Today
Hull
United States
Europe
Levine
Big Flying Boat Lands at Wake Island
The flying boat Guba carrying Richard Archbold and five crew members landed at Wake Island at 1 14 p.m. M S T after a non stop flight from Honolulu en route to New Guinea. The radio report was received by Bernard Boyd a local amateur.
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San Diego
Calif
Richard Archbold
New Guinea
Wake Island
M.S.T
Bernard Boyd
Honolulu
State Grazing Officers Named
Helena June 7. Gov Roy E Myers reappointed Montana grazing commission members for two year terms ending April 1, 1940. Reappointed are Lee Williams of Deer Lodge James B Grierson of Myers and Howard Morse of Dillon.
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Helena
Montana Grazing Commission
Roy E. Myers
Lee Williams
Deer Lodge
James B. Grierson
Myers
Howard Morse
Dillon
Stop Piles Itching Pazo Relief Advertisement
Advertisement touts Pazo for piles offering threefold relief. It claims instant itching relief and reduced pain inflammation lubrication and swelling with perforated Pile Pipe delivery and suppositories as options. It promises cheap long tube availability at drugstores.
Nanny Sips Gas and Goat Explosion Stuns Farm
In Carlinville Illinois on June 7 Arnold Garlo and Melvin Miller report their nanny goat drank gasoline from a dishpan while cleaning farm implements. A lit match touched off a small blast injuring the animal and ending its stay on the farm.
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Carlinville
Arnold Garlo
Melvin Miller
Garlo
Miller
Nanny
Butte Briefs Highlight Visits Hospital Births and Meetings
Butte notes include Hugh Daly planning a three month Ireland visit, several St. James hospital admissions and dismissals, two newborns at Murray hospital, a Whitehall birth at St. James, Murray and local patient updates, St Ann lodge meeting to elect a delegate, and Montana State Treasurer Ray Shannon making a business visit to Butte.
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Ireland
Hugh Daly
South
Montana Street
Ray Shannon
Montana
Butte
Fire at vacant house on Waukesha Street reported
Fire crews were dispatched to 1003 Waukesha Street to extinguish a blaze in a vacant house. The firemen reported that no occupants were found and that youngsters had been playing in the area earlier.
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Waukesha Street
Indian Girl to Welcome Air Travelers at Glacier Park
Florence Wolffall a Blackfoot girl from the reservation will greet air travelers at Glacier National Park this summer. She traveled via Western Air Express through Butte en route to Los Angeles to represent the park at a national conference. The first airplane ride for her was noted as she dressed in tribal costume. She will serve as official greeter at the Glacier park airport as air service begins June 15 with a new landing field near the park entrance.
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Florence Wolffall
Blackfoot Reservation
Glacier National Park
Butte
Western Air Express
Los Angeles
Freight car falls through burned bridge on Idaho line
A freight car and engine tender dropped through a burned 80 foot bridge on the Gilmore and Pittsburg branch from Armstead to Salmon and Leadore Idaho. Damage estimated at $1000. no serious injuries. Wrecking crew to repair by tomorrow afternoon. passenger mail and freight service moved by truck and bus.
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Bichler
Horse Praire Creek
Armstead
Montana State Normal College 41st Commencement
President A L Strand of Montana State College will speak at the 41st annual Montana State Normal College commencement in the college auditorium tomorrow at 10 a.m. Fourteen degrees and 66 diplomas will be awarded by George M. Gosman after candidates are presented by President Sheldon E. Davis. The Little Symphony orchestra and mixed chorus will perform. Kate Seagrlen will present class gifts. The invocation and benediction will be by Rev H N Tragitt.
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Arnold Clair
Kate Seagren
H. N. Tragitt
St. James Episcopal Church
Dillon Business Women Receive State Achievement Award
For commendable activities during the past year the Dillon Business and Professional Women's club received the state achievement award at the Lewistown convention. Elizabeth Winn was elected state treasurer. Delegates Claudia Faust and Helen Decker attended. Decker served on election nomination and resolutions committees while Winn chaired the convention election committee and performed a dance number.
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Dillon
Dillon Business and Professional Women's Club
Lewistown
Elizabeth Winn
Dillon Club
Claudia Faust
Helen Decker
Miss Decker
Mountain View 4-H Dell Club Reorganized
The Mountain View 4-H club at Dell was reorganized at a meeting this afternoon. Miss Lillian Stone reports. Mrs. L. O. Wilson and Mrs. Ray Martinell named as leaders. Officers are Janet Peterson president Mary Hansen vice president Gertrude Knox secretary treasurer Helen Mc Ninch recreational leader. Other members include Anna Hansen Effie Brothers Viola Cantrell Lois Martinell Mary Raddatz Alice Knox Gloria Wilson.
Senate bill ends mining claims representation work
Telegram from Senators Wheeler and Murray reports the U S Senate passed a bill eliminating representation on mining claims received by Carl Trauerman president of the Montana Mining Association yesterday.
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U. S. Senate
Carl Trauerman
Montana Mining Association
B. K. Wheeler
James E. Murray
Kansas City Storm Downgrades Streets as KMBC Tower Falls
A severe wind and rain storm struck Kansas City last night with 57 mph gusts and an inch of rain in 30 minutes. The storm felled a KMBC radio tower and damaged numerous power and telephone lines, leaving streets littered with fallen trees and branches as the city department clears debris.
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Kansas City
KMBC
Church Board Holds Session in Boston Meeting
The Christian Science board of directors held the annual First Church of Christ Scientist meeting in Boston. Incoming president Ralph Hastings Knapp urged spiritual renewal and greater love for God. Reports showed church growth, higher publication standards, and more non Scienti st groups requesting speakers.
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Boston
Mass
Christian Science Board of Directors
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Ralph Hastings Knapp
Mechanical Arts
Clifford P. Smith
Newton
Knapp
Edward L. Ripley
Brookline
Ezra W. Palmer
Marshfield
Christian Science Movement
Palmer
Church Board of Directors
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Foot Relief
Advert says Moone's Emerald Oil eases aching burning feet and ankle soreness from congestion and hard work. It urges nightly and morning use and offers money back if not satisfied, with local druggists listed as sellers.
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Moone
Paxson & Rockefeller Drug
Ownley's Drug, Inc
Clinton Drug Co
Main Drug Co
Adv
Girls' Central Students Favor Roosevelt or Son for Next U. S. President
Girls at Central High School released a poll favoring Franklin Roosevelt for a third term or his son James as the next president. James Roosevelt topped the candidate list because he knows his father's work. Other favored living people included Mrs. Roosevelt Pope Pius XI Dorothy Thompson Frances Perkins Madame Chiang Kai Shek Helen Keller Myrna Loy Queen Mary and the Duke of Windsor. The most disliked man was Earl Browder, followed by Hitler Mussolini and Stalin. The poll urged youths to vote, stay active in elections, and study issues before voting when eligible.
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Girls’ Central High School
Franklin Roosevelt
James
James Roosevelt
Pope Pius XI
Mrs. Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Lord
Msgr. Sheen
Joseph P. Kennedy
England
Msgr. Hunt
James Farley
Coughlin
Duke of Windsor
France
Leopold
Belgium
Dorothy Thompson
Frances Perkins
Chiang Kai Shek
Helen Keller
Myrna Loy
Queen Mary
Duchess of Windsor
Earl Browder
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
Bernard Blum Visits Butte on Northern Pacific Inspection
Bernard Blum chief engineer of the Northern Pacific railroad visited Butte returning from a western division inspection. He announced a 30 mile track relaying project between Garrison and Missoula costing about 75000 dollars with ballast. He spoke of repairs between Stuart and Warm Springs and Logan and Sappington and expected heavy fall traffic. He recalled Boston Tech ties with Carl Trauerman.
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Bernard Blum
Northern Pacific Railroad
Butte
St. Paul
Western Division
Garrison
Missoula
Stuart
Warm Springs
Logan
Sappington
Blum
Chicago
Boston School of Technology
Laurel
Avon
Chamber Directors to Convene Friday at Finlen Hotel
The Chamber of Commerce board of directors will hold the regular June session Friday at noon. The meeting, announced yesterday, aims to discuss matters of extreme importance and all directors are urged to attend at the Finlen hotel.
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Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Finlen Hotel
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Chamber of Commerce Tourist Committee
Seattle
Washington Motor Coach Company
Chamber of Commerce Executive Committee
C. A. Hauswirth
Peter Potter
Paul Huddoff
Roy Murray
Charles Gallagher
Viola St. George
Ed Price
H. A. Gallwey
J. H. Dickey Jr
Ray MacDonald
St. James Hospital
Oscar Anderson
South Arizona
Jake Alekhich
East Park
George Smartt Jr
West Silver
Pat Lee
East Summit
James Gleason
West Broadway
Stanley Bevan
East Center
Francis Lyons
West Mercury
Charles Candy
West Copper
Jesse Thompson
Murray Hospital
James Harris
West Park
ST. James
Waine Lindbom
Whitehall
Murray
William J. Aho
Oklahoma
Bessie Dixon
Amherst
Charles C. Goddard
Maryland
Ann Stewart
W. B. Crenshaw
Boulder
Frances Niblock
Dilion
St. Ann Lodge
K. J
Order
Nis
Ty P. Lertilerc Co
Dillon Bureau
State College
Frank J. Keefer
Florence Richards
Idaho Falls
Louis Stahl
Della Hartwig
Frank Hazelton
Kalispell
H. L. Rodman
DELL
Associated Press
Max. Min. Prec
Havre
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Billings
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Cut Bank
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Great Falls
Malta
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Denver
Boise
Calgary
Galveston
Jacksonville
Minneapolis
New York
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Portland Salt Lake City
San Francisco
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Williston
Spurs
Ralph H. Knapp
Christian Scientists
C. A. Norwood
Christian Science Board of
Baguio
Philippine Islands
John Lucas
Yeovil
Central
Son
U. S
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Airlines Ticket Office
E. Broadway
Carter
Peoria
Walkerville, Ont
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Scotland
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