NYA to Expand Non-Combatant Training in Mechanical Fields
Montana youth administrator J B Love says the National Youth Administration will extend its work training to 450000 or more youths, focusing on mechanical qualifications. A nationwide NYA survey shows 279664 youths in about 100 occupations, with tests indicating strong mechanical aptitude among participants unable to attend private trade schools.
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National Youth Administration
J. B. Love
Montana
Roosevelt
NYA
Love
Congress
Hamilton Resident Hendrickson Dies After Brief Illness
James Walter Hendrickson, 57, died after a brief illness at the J. W. Thornburg ranch. Born in Corvallis in 1883, he lived most of his life in the upper Darby community. Funeral services were held at the Darby Baptist church with Rev. E. T. Thorn officiating. Interment followed in Lone Pine Cemetery. He never married. survivors include sisters Annie Hahn, Zella Roush, and Mae Coulsen.
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Corvallis
Annie Hahn
Darby
Zella Roush
San Francisco
Mae Coulsen
Bozeman
Darby Baptist Church
E. T. Thorn
Lonepine
Hendrickson
Three Forks Social Notes Show Travel and Visits
Three Forks readers list travels and visits including Mrs. Charles Shadduck en route to Clinton Iowa to visit relatives. Rev. W. T. Thurow and Don Jelison with 20 boys visited Potosi Springs on Tuesday. A group including Mrs. D. A. Robinson and others attended Federated Women’s club in Dillon.
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Three Forks
Charles Shadduck
Clinton
Iowa
W. T. Thurow
Don Jelison
Potosi Springs
D. M. Dickenson
Wisconsin
H. S. Batchelder
Bruce
Seattle
D. G. Grant
D. A. Robinson
Lawrence Bucklin
J. N. Capps
M. Gosnell
Dillon
Federated Women's Club
Wayne Sterling
Great Falls
Dell
Don Swerdfeger
Vacation Bible School Presents Worship Program in Church
The Presbyterian church in Manhattan held its daily vacation Bible school worship program Friday evening June 14. Certificates were awarded for regular attendance as 63 pupils enrolled. A Boswell lawn picnic followed on Friday morning.
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Manhattan
Daily Vacation Bible School
The
Presbyterian Church
Boswell Lawn
Monroe Doctrine Expands as Defense Weapon
The Monroe Doctrine grows into a broader Pan American policy as Latin nations unite to deter territorial transfers to Germany. A consultative meeting may be held if threats arise, with US military aid pledged and Greenland added to the hemisphere’s defense perimeter.
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Washington
Western Hemisphere
Grant
Germany
Argentina
United States
Hitler
Buenos Aires
Lima
Panama
Monroe
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Ocean
Greenland
Denmark
Roosevelt
Hull
Europe
The Wit to Woo Opens at Merrifield Estate
Bill Bailey and Gayle Merrifield organize a charity play at the Merrifield mansion to expand the reception hall for 1,600 guests. They plan garden parties, escort routes, and family helpers to guide attendees from act to dance while reporters hype the event and tease high society rivals.
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Bill Bailey
Bill
the Oaks
Gayle
Pappy
Jeremy
Mr. Merrifield
Cholly Farrington
Chronicle Post
Cholly
Merrifield Mansion
Merrifield Theater
Merrifield Gate
Greene Goate Club
The
Gables
Montrose
Mariners
Merrifield
Mr. Weems
Adele Larraway
Lola Montesa
Tempe Hyde
Adele
Lola
High Hat Society
Capital 8S
Protos by Martin Hyman featured at Butte Art Center
News photographer Martin Hyman brings a collection of human interest photos to the Butte Art Center succeeding the Japanese color prints show. The works, created during daily assignments, portray life from joy to hardship with a gentle, artistic eye. WPA helps circulate the exhibition through the National Exhibition Section. Branson Stevenson’s drypoints and etchings remain on display in the Montana gallery.
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Martin Hyman
Star News
Philadelphia Record
Butte Art Center
Hyman
Mr. Hyman
WPA
Branson Stevenson
Montana
John O Sanden of Pablo Dies After Long Illness
Ronan June 15 Special John O Sanden a Pablo resident died at his home after a long illness He lived in Pablo 19 years coming from North and South Dakota where he ran a clothing business Born in Huston Minnesota he was 71 Survived by his widow a daughter Mrs Leonard Graves of Polson and six other children not nearby
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Ronan
John O. Sanden
Pablo
Sanden
North
South Dakota
Huston
Minn
Leonard Graves
Polson
By Invitation Only Ad Mission Promises Mystery
A provocative tease proclaims ad mission titled By invitation only with an emphatic exclamation and a cliffhanger To Be Continued implying a staged reveal or ongoing campaign mystery. The fragment hints at a promotional stunt or event strategy uncertain in detail.
Baker Home Hosts Parties and Socials in Boulder
A Boulder social roundup notes a Monday party at Mr. and Mrs. Vestal Baker for Miss Geraldine Eckerson who heads to Missoula for hospital training. Other gatherings include two-table bridge hosted by Mrs. C. H. Mikkelson, Episcopal guild at Mrs. Warren’s, and dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Plumer of Butte. P. de Greff of Malmesbury marks his ninety first birthday after a season of hunting and attending local football games.
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Boulder
Vestal Baker
Geraldine Eckerson
Missoula
St. Patrick Hospital
J. T. Eckerson
Basin
J. T. Baker
Paul McFadden
Sidney McCullough
C. H
P. de Greff
Malmesbury
South Africa
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Vacation Bible School
Finberg
East Park
Pean
Pittman
D.-Ney
Bloom
Senate
House Foreign Affairs
Dutch West Indies
Dutch Guiana
British Honduras
Latin America
Churchill
Britain
Oaks
NeWa
Philadelphia
Symons
Pope Gosser
Symons Housewares
Barron
Mary Barron
Bis
Symons Store
Igor I. Sikorsky
Bridgeport
Conn
Kitty Hawk
Rose
Sikorsky
Butte
Arctic
Baker
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