Famous Ship Is Sunk In Libya Bay By Stuka Bombers
Alexandria report says Britain’s gunboat Ladybird and the 8,000 ton Monitor Terror were sunk off Tobruk amid Libyan coast fighting. Terror with 15 inch guns was targeted by 500 pound bombs. Ladybird burned and went down after near misses. Both ships were noted for combat raids earlier in Libya and the Yangtze patrol.
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Beauty Seeks Divorce Over Wedding Night Abandonment
Mrs. Mary Bicks Mullaley former Ziegfeld Follies girl files for divorce in Chicago from William J. Mullaley distributor for a Kansas City brewing firm. She accuses cruelty and drunkenness and says he left her on their wedding night and returned 48 hours later claiming he had been to a wake. Her former husband was Knute Larsen, a Danish boxer.
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Summer Camp Plans Discussed by Camp Fire Girls
The Camp Fire Girls council met at the Y M C A to discuss opening Camp L. O. Evans on Georgetown lake July 6. The camping period ends August 3. Routine business was transacted and reports heard.
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Butte News in Brief Reported Hospital Admissions
Hospital notes list patients admitted or discharged at St James and Murray facilities in Butte. Names include George Procter Mary Mathews August L Johnson and others with addresses. separate notice of prize winner Guy de Pourtales from Montana–Switzerland reports his death at 57 after a long illness.
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Delaware Avenue
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Kennedy Street
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Gang Executioners Taste Own Medicine at Sing Sing
At Sing Sing in Ossining New York two Brooklyn Murder Inc. hit men, Harry Strauss and Martin Goldstein, were executed by electric chair. They died within minutes of each other after assisting in the killing of Irving Feinstein, a bookmaker informant.
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Rosario man files complaint over ambulance refusal in mud
Francisco Mut of Rosario Argentina says his wife fell ill and an ambulance was sent by Asistencia Publica but the doctor and driver refused to enter the muddy street. He claims the delay caused his wife’s death.
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C Y O Banquet Night Brings Parishes Awards
The C Y O banquet honors champions across field sports and basketball divisions with silver buckles medals and flags for title teams. Inter Parish boxing champions and runners up from 1941 are listed, with coaches urged to attend.
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Women’s Society Luncheon Observes Flag Day at Trinity Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Trinity church held a lunch in the parlors with a program featuring vocal numbers by Mrs. Hugo Kenck and Miss Elizabeth Trethewey, piano by Miss Trethewey, readings by Miss Beverley Medlyn, and solos by Miss Martha Wills. Attendees included numerous local residents and members, with names listed across the social roster. A birth announced at St James hospital for Angeline Jacenick and Louis Bertoglio family is noted, and the Juvenile club of Free Silver Lodge and Good Will Home departments held meetings or plans for July.
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Henry Staebler
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Airplane Strike Called Off as Senate Act Moves Defense Foil
The Curtiss Wright air plane propeller plants near Pittsburgh halted a planned strike after mediation. The Senate approved plant seizure powers to back production, while unions and management extend contracts and hearings proceed on wage demands. About 1,000 workers at two Curtiss Wright plants and 6,000 at other Alcoa plants affected.
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Lorraine Graeter Returns From New York Art Training
Lorraine Graeter daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Graeter returned from New York city where she completed training at the Parson School of Art She earned the top art award at State College Bozeman last year and will vacation with her parents in Deer Lodge this summer.
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Military Honors to Be Accorded Ralph Simmons
Funeral services for Ralph Simmons who died from burns after an explosion will be held Saturday at 2 pm from the Christian church. The American Legion Powell post 10 and Foreign War Veterans will conduct graveside services at Hillcrest cemetery. Simmons born in Gladstone Minnesota came to Montana in 1911. He enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1915 and was discharged in 1919 in Charleston. He is survived by his wife three children his parents and several siblings. The body is at Ross Mortuary.
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George Simmons
Miles City
Ethel Schaffer
Savannah
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Bozeman
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Idaho
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Death of Avon resident Dave J. Price reported
Word arrived today of the death of Dave J. Price a life long Avon resident at a Missoula hospital. The body will be moved to Deer Lodge for funeral arrangements.
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Mrs Williams Hosts Guests In Deer Lodge
Mrs C H Williams has as her guest Mrs W J Applegate of Anaconda. H E Canoll arrived to spend several weeks with his sons R W Canoll and family and H E Canoll and family. From Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs S P Wilson and son Robert, who returned from the East, drive to Seattle to vacation with John Wilson a United Air Lines co-pilot on a Seattle to California run.
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Sydney Pins Plant Opens to Ease Shortage
A Sydney company launches a mass production plant to supply pins, producing bobby pins now and soon ordinary pins, with experiments on drawing pins, safety pins, and hair pins. The pin industry is new to Australia, Melbourne already has a factory, making Sydney's plant the first in the city.
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Queen Reefer Arrives in Rio Renamed Henrique Dias
The Brazilian refrigerator vessel Queen, bought in the United States, grounded off the River Platte for two days, has reached Rio de Janeiro and will be renamed Henrique Dias. A. M. Merkel, head of the Furniture Workers union, was elected president of South Africa's Industrial Council for the furniture industry, marking the first time a reelected employee representative chaired it.
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Ratification of Labor Pact Clears Threat of Strike
An AFL machinist official announced that the union voted nine to one to ratify a labor contract with Consolidated Aircraft Corp in San Diego. The agreement ends a potential strike and the firm holds $700 million in defense orders.
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Mexico Traffic Chief Calls Nationwide Pedestrian Safety Conference
Major Eduardo Rincon Gallardo, head of Mexico's traffic bureau, has summoned traffic heads and officers from across the country to a conference in Mexico City to aid the security of pedestrian life.
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Tom Davis Honored With Two Doctorate Degrees
Butte lawyer and Rotary International president-designate Tom J. Davis received two honorary doctor of laws degrees. Linfield College president Dr. William G. Everson awarded one on June 8 in McMinnville Oregon. Jamestown College in Jamestown North Dakota conferred the other. Russia launches campaign to increase goat milk supply.
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Death Summons R. V. Morony
Robert V. Morony, a well known Butte printer and Montana Standard staffer, died Thursday evening after a long illness in a local hospital. He was born in New York City and lived in Butte 15 years. Survived by his son Richard of Manhattan, a sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs M R Ayers of Butte, an Australian uncle and aunt, two Irish aunts, and nephew Edward Ayers. Body at Daly Shea mortuary. funeral next Monday with time to be announced.
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Butte
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Cubs Register for August Camp
Thirty-eight reservations for Cub Scout camp places at Camp Lowlands were received in one letter from Anaconda. The two week outing totals 59 Cubs and 18 Scouts. The camp opens July 6 and runs four weeks. scouts are urged to apply promptly. Russia reports its new fighter plane now in mass production.
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