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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1932

Page

3

Butte School Apportionment of Second Half Tax Funds Released

The county reports 148 449 72 of 150 814 55 tax receipts for school purposes in five months. Second half apportionment announced by Miss Maybelle Hogan shows grand total funds to pay teachers warrants today and tomorrow. District No 1 warrants totaling over 190 000 will be paid, wiping out elementary school debt and leaving about 10 000 for the high school fund. District 5 6 11 warrants listed for payment. District 1 elementary and high school allocations cited plus smaller district figures for Rocker Ramsay Divide Melrose Brown's Gulch Feeley Meadow Gulch and Fish Creek.

Butte Paul A. Rooney General Fund Melrose High School Rocker Ramsay Melrose Brown's Gulch Feeley Meadow Gulch Fish Creek Maybelle Hogan

Prominent Woman Called by Death in Bozeman

Mrs. Margaret S. Alderson, 53, longtime Bozeman resident, died in Los Angeles after a lingering illness. She lived in Bozeman since 1899 and moved to California for treatment. An Episcopal church worker, she is survived by husband G. Frank Alderson and three sons Will, Charles, and Ted. Burial will be in Bozeman.

Bozeman Margaret S. Alderson Montana Los Angeles California Episcopal Church G. Frank Alderson Will Charles Norfold Neb Ted

Mary Garden to Stage Comeback In Cleveland Opera

Mary Garden returns from retirement to sing Car men in Cleveland’s outdoor opera season at Municipal Stadium. The star left the Chicago Civic Opera to write a book and ride a mule in Corsica and is scheduled to arrive in New York on June 21 before joining the production.

Cleveland Ohio Mary Garden Carmen Miss Garden Chicago Civic Oper Company Corsica Municipal Stadium New York

Senate action on tax overlap and fuel excise evasion

The House adopted a resolution to curb evasion of excise levies on gasoline and lubricating oils in storage, aiming to save 32 million dollars. It would apply taxes to stocks over 25 000 gallons of gasoline and over 1 000 gallons of lubricating oil as of June 21. Hoover furlough plan for government workers stalled in economy bill talks.

House Senate Ragon Arkansas Hoover

Prisoner Dies After 14 Story Jail Plunge

Edward Davidian a 33 year old murder suspect climbed the Los Angeles county jail roof and leaped to his death in a dramatic 14 story fall. Fellow inmates said he scaled the wall like a human fly and jumped before guards could intervene. His body landed near the morgue door.

Los Angeles Edward Davidian Los Angeles County Davidian

Denmark to Build Europe’s Largest Bridge for Rail and Road

Denmark prepares a massive bridge between Sjalland and Falster spanning Storstrommen. The 10 827 foot structure rises 85 feet, costing about 6 723 000 dollars. Construction starts now with completion targeted in 1940 as the first link on the Copenhagen Hamburg route.

Denmark Europe Storstrommen Sjalland Falster Copenhagen Hamburg

Hollywood Mogul Orchestrates Hoover Demo At GOP Convention

A Hollywood magnate choreographed a lavish projection show at the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Louis B. Mayer used movie lamps balloons a projected president to boost Hoover. Delegates cheered as colorful stunts and a giant organ accompanied a staged pageant directed by Charles Hutson.

Chicago Louis B. Mayer California Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corporation Warner Brothers Paramount Publix Balaban Katz Charles S. Hutson Los Angeles Joseph L. Scott Mr. Hoover Hutson James Rolph Jr Jimmy Savage Herbert Hoover

Delegates Planned to Leave for State Convention

Delegates at large include Sen Thomas J Walsh and Sen Burton K Wheeler with a list of Butte Great Falls and other leaders for the Helena convention on May 16. Delegates have one half vote each with alternates Guy C Derry Billings and J E Murray Butte.

Helena Thomas J. Walsh Burton K. Wheeler W. W. McDowell Butte J. Bruce Kremer T. J. B. Shanley John W. Dawson Great Falls T. J. Walker W. W. Hamilton Dodson J. A Lovelace Bozeman Raymond Hildebrand Glendive J. L. Duffy Havre O. C. Devine

Congressmen and officials listed with radio sale note

The British government announced that radio sets may be sold on approval. The government of Panama is taking steps to counteract reports that tourist prices in the country have risen.

Panama

Jealous Farmhand Suspected in Californias Lois Sutherland Slaying

Fairfield California reports Mrs. Lois Sutherland relative of late California pioneer FE J Baldwin was shot dead allegedly by a jealous farmhand. A James Pickrell 38 the farmhand tried to take his life. In Glasgow trial of William Burns 39 postman charged with rifling letters.

Fairfield Cal Lois Sutherland Lucky” Baldwin California A. James Pickrell William Burns Glasgow Scotland Burns

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