Officers Elected as Conclave of Knights Templar
The Knights Templar conclave opened at the Masonia temple with Grand Commander Mr. Lange in charge. Reports show the US Knights Templar total 291,409 with 21 Montana commanderies and 3,310 members, plus trustee notes on Melita Island leased to Boy Scouts.
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Royal Arch Masons
Masonia Temple
Mr. Lange
Bennetts
Watkins
Lange
Knights Templar
United States
Montana
Melita Island
Flathead Lake
Grand Commandery of
Boy Scouts of America
Alaska
Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
Wyoming
George A. Parrott
Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters
Masonic Temple
Edwin Grafton
Helena
Llnyd
Bank Robber Defects His Own Purpose
A Los Angeles bank hold up attempt faltered when teller Ann Hemstead fainted after reading a note that demanded tens and twenties while counting. The robber fled empty handed, baffled by the feigned counting and the fainting teller.
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Los Angeles
Ann Hemstead
Amah
Republicans Seek One-Year Trade Act Extension
Republicans on the Senate finance committee urged changes to extend the reciprocal trade agreements act for one year. The committee planned a Tuesday vote on a revised bill, while the administration pressed for a three-year extension amid urgent requests to keep the program alive.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Chairihan Multkin Cr-Cole
Butte Prepares for Truman Visit Parade and Welcome
Butte readies for President Truman and party tonight with Secret Service supervision. Only authorized cars join the procession from the depot to the stadium area. The Bulhead high school band will lead the parade and perform in the reserved area for the president. Truman will speak briefly and depart by 10 o clock. the band will play at departure.
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U. S
Secret Service
Bulle High School
Arizona Street
Broadway
Montana
Park
Wyoming
Truman
Butte
Northern Pacific
Unal Point
Browne to Lead Scientist Church Organization
Harry C Browne named new head of the Christian Science Church in a Boston ceremony. The incoming president, born in North Adams Massachusetts, has a long background in theater and Christian Science leadership including roles at Mother Church and First Church New York. The Board urged active defense of free governments worldwide.
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Boston
Mars
Christian Science Board of Directors
Harry S. Browne
North Adams
Mass
Seaving
Bronte
United States
Canada
Browne
Christian Science
Mather Church
Stniing
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Flushing
N.Y
New York City
Second Church of Christ, Scietrtist
Columbia Broadcasting System
Christian Science Board of
China to Move Factories from War Region
Premier Wang Wen-howt announced plans to relocate factories from North China to areas hundreds of miles south beyond the Yangtze. The move aims to shield production from the Communist advance sweeping Shantimeg province and allow operations in South China away from civil war interference.
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China
Wang Wen-howt
Kuomintang
Government Party
Yangtze
Butte Briefs Milestones and births in local notices
Butte briefs report multiple births and visitations at St James and Murray hospitals including a son born to Mr and Mrs Milton Williams in Colorado and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Robert Schroeder in Butte Also listed are parents Ernest Sandrler, Fort Massie, and others with Monday births along with varying hospital and hotel visits, political notes and club meetings across the city. Included are marriage licenses for several couples, upcoming meetings of the Butte Writers group and Arbelde Gavel club, and a note of the United Spanish War Veterans auxiliary meeting finalizing the drill season.
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Milton Willams
Colorado
St. James Hospital
Robert Schroeder
West Quirtz
Mr. and
Mes
Ernest Sandrler
Siol Floral
Gordon Brox
Monstank School of Mines
Murray Hospital
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Patriotic Hall
Ethel Mace
Burns
Ove
Asia
Manila
Murphy
Leatherwood, Meaderville
Civil Rights Debates Shape Draft Policy Amid Integration Fears
Senate debates shelved civil rights ideas as the draft policy moves toward a heightened, compulsory plan. Capehart sponsors a nationwide draft on a selective basis while Truman civil rights proposals face wavering support. Taft amendments stall, arguing civil rights belong beyond the military, with registration rules proposed for ages 18 to 25 and compulsory service options outlined for older groups.
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Russell
Capehart
Inds
Wold
Meir
Congress
Senate
Banger
R-N. D
Truman
Gainey
Senate Armed Servicesmen
MilLtem
Taft
Senate Bi
Boy Electrocuted Near Harrisburg Pool Incident
A Weyear-old boy, Clyde Peters of Harrisburg, died from electric burns when water near a public pool was charged by an underground power line. Deputy coroner Winkeld Yarnell said the death occurred as the boy climbed a 11-foot ladder near the pool.
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Harrisburg
Swhaming Pool
Winkeld Yarnell
Snic Tv
Ynenely
Clyde Peters
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Fort Massie
North Math
Massie
William Smelthunst
Billings
Bryan
Lol
Newport
Bonner
Mousdtay
William Nowian
Messonta
Stonelay
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OG. P. Dickey
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Lere
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Leggat Hotel
LG. Warren of
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Murray
Dean
Leratic Candusiate
HL. Sneed
Dillon
Clem Schinltz
Essoula
Celia N. Inher
Siouwy City
Town
Jacob H. Redl
Organized Reserve Corps
Orval Gates
Ethel E. Boyd
Ennle J. LeCoure
Betty Sayer
George W. Waters
Jean McEllingford
Paris
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Arbelde Gavel Club
Ide G'Nell
Jesse Hebert
Sacajawea Connecll
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Carpenters” Hall
McCarrol School
Demass
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Butte, Montana
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Hennessy's Cotton Shop
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