Sinking of Robin Moor tests US attitude toward Germany
The era's heated dispute over Germany intensifies as the US weighs protests after the Robin Moor sinking. President Roosevelt dodges commenting on consulate expulsions while Welles reiterates the inhumane conduct claim and potential protests. Immigrant tensions surface at Ellis Island as Trans Ocean staff Complications occur. Mrs Jones of Australia knits wartime garments using wool.
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Germany
Robin Moor
Sumner Welles
Roosevelt
Case
Welles
Capetown
Guenther Town
Trans-Ocean News Service
Ellis Island
N. Y
Tonn
Manfred Zapp
Trans-Ocean
Hillbilly Canary Marries Soldier in Honolulu
Judy Canova confirmed her marriage to Corporal Ripley in Honolulu after earlier denial. They wed in a civil ceremony last Saturday night. Ripley spoke of their love while in the guardhouse. Canova plans future plans and possible transfer or return to Hawaii to be together.
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Ripley
Pan American Airways American
Miss Canova
San Francisco
Judy
Pickets Block Plant Gates in Dispute Over Wage Demands
Laborers at two sugar refineries seek raises from 63 to 80 cents per hour with mechanics asking 10 to 20 cents more as a dispute over current pay scales unfolds. Philip Murray of the CIO opposes strikes within 30 days after mediation, arguing revised Vinson bill curbs the right to strike by forcing restraint during disputes.
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Philip Murray
Washington
Defense Mediation Board
Murray
Near Breakthrough Looms in North Africa and Europe
London experts see a synchronized British push into Libya and Syria as part of twin offensives to threaten the Suez route. Rumors in the North cite Germany and Russia potential clash, while Moscow says evidence is lacking. RAF raids hit Cologne Dusseldorf Duisburg for the sixth night and continue on Boulogne to Dunkerque.
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London
Libya
Syria
Suez Canal
Finland
Sweden
Germany
Russia
Moscow
United Press
British
Air Ministry
Rhineland
Cologne
Dusseldorf
Duisberg
Boulogne
Dunquerque
Deer Lodge News Briefs Touch on Local Developments
Frances Hale reports from Deer Lodge on community happenings and updates, filed by the local correspondent. The column notes routine items and upcoming events affecting residents and businesses.
Lucille Mahoney Rites Held in Deer Lodge
Last rites were held today for Lucille Mahoney daughter of Mrs. Ellen Mahoney. Services were at Ross chapel at 2 pm with Rev. Hugh Herbert officiating. Interment followed at Hillcrest cemetery. Pallbearers were Tom Aldridge Leo Mulcahy Hock Cayshaw and Dick Woods.
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Deer Lodge
Lucille Mahoney
Ellen Mahoney
Ross Chapel
Hugh Herbert
Hillcrest Cemetery
Tom Aldridge
Leo Mulcahy
Hock Cayshaw
Dick Woods
Deer Lodge Couple Head to California for Next Assignment
Ensign H. W. McElwain and his wife left Deer Lodge on Monday bound for Vallejo California to make their home until the Ensign is transferred to Honolulu. They wed last week in town and will visit relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Lee McElwain and Mrs. Ralph Spayde before settling in California.
Conclave Delegates Return to City From Dillon Convention
Delegates to the Royal Neighbors' convention in Dillon have returned to Deer Lodge. Attending lodges include Wisdom, Anaconda, Butte, Jackson, Deer Lodge and Twin Bridges with representatives Mrs. R. W. Canell Mrs. Hattie Hansen Mrs. Mary Nicholas and Mrs. Lola Russell.
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Deer Lodge
Royal Neighbors
Dillon
R. W. Canell
Hattie Hansen
Mary Nicholas
Lola Russell
Wisdom
Anaconda
Butte
Jackson
Twin Bridges
Legion to Prepare District Picnic at Goughs Corner
The American Legion district picnic preparation meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 o clock at The Shack. The August 10 event at Goughs corner is expected to be the season’s largest Legion public affair.
Accident victim rites pending for Mrs. Douglas Craft
Funeral services pending for Mrs. Douglas Craft who died from injuries when a car plunged over an embankment on Harding Way Sunday night. Her 14 month old daughter Alverta Craft was treated and dismissed from St James hospital after minor injuries.
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Douglas Craft
Harding Way
Daly- Shea Mortuary
Alverta Craft
Craft
St. James Hospital
County considers child welfare council in Dillon
Dillon officials plan a county child welfare council to coordinate agencies and reduce overlap. A July invitation will seek reps for an August 6 organizational meeting in the courthouse, under guidance of Principal Conrad Orr and with groups including Beaverhead Red Cross, PTA, and the Tuberculosis association.
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Dillon
Board of County Commissioners
W. B. Hartwig
Beaverhead Red Cross Chapter
Parent
The
Tuberculosis Association
Business Meeting Slated Tonight in Dillon
A Dillon merchants meeting is set for Wednesday night at the council chambers city hall. Dean R C Line of the state university business school and Robert Ball field secretary of the Associated Merchants of Montana will speak. The session opens at 8 o clock and is sponsored by the Associated Merchants. The topic is Prices The Retailers Most Important Problem Today.
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Dillon
Dean R. C. Line
The
State University
Business School
Robert Ball
Associated Merchants of Montana
Associated Merchants
Rebekahs to Hear Conclave Report
In Dillon, the Diana Rebekah lodge announces a regular meeting at 8 PM Thursday at the I O O F hall. Mrs Nellie Sanner will deliver the report from the Deer Lodge district convention. This is the final meeting until fall. refreshments will be served by Mrs Naomi Gordon and others.
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Dillon
Deer Lodge
Diana Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Nellie Sanner
Naomi Gordon
Thilda Hartwig
Ada Hartwig
Ida Schroeder
Methodist Ladies Aid Plans Thursday Gathering
The Methodist Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon in church parlors at 3 o clock with Mrs T T McAdam leading the group. Several students returning from college include Francis Ferko Charles Burgess from State University Missoula Bill Davis and Franklin Bayerd from University of Washington. Mr and Mrs L E Smack Sr of Ogden Utah and their daughter from Minneapolis left after a week at the George Smack home. Mr and Mrs James A McCollum and children head to their summer home at West Yellowstone where he will work in the U P railroad office. Mrs C B Anderson has gone to San Diego to spend the summer with her son Dr Lee Williams. Harvey Sorenson and H L Tolley left for Rochester Minn for a clinic.
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Francis Ferko
Charles Burgess
State University At
Missoula
Bill Davis
Franklin Bayerd
Seattle
University of Washington
L. E. Smack, Sr
Ogden
Utah
Minneapolis
George Smack
James A. McCollum
West Yellowstone
McCollum
U. P
C. B. Anderson
San Diego
Calif
Lee Williams
Harvey Sorenson
H. L. Tolley
Rochester
Minn
Volunteers of America Adopts Campaign Representative
The advisory board of the Volunteers of America met in George S. Martins office with President John N. Newland presiding. Stanley Griffith was appointed to represent the organization at United Service organizations campaign meetings. Captains S. N. Lovera and May Lovera reported aid to the city poor and transients over 2.5 months, including lodging for 215, meals for 660, clothes for 517, medical help in five cases, stationery for 198, and laundry for 126 persons. They also noted the Los Angeles national convention where VOA facilities were offered to support national defense.
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the Volunteers of America
George S. Martin
Mayer Building
John N. Newland
Stanley Griffith
Butte High School
United Service Organizations Campaign Committee
Capt
S. N. Lovera
S. N
May Lovera
Volunteers
Los Angeles
United States
United States and Canada Form Joint Economic Committees
Washington reports that the United States and Canada set up joint economic committees to speed mobilization of resources for continental defense. The panels will study coordinated resource use for defense needs and reduce postwar economic dislocation, following the Roosevelt King Hyde Park conference on April 20.
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Washington
United States
Canada
State Department
Roosevelt
Mackenzie King
Hyde Park
Drivers Strike Settled in Washington Compromise Wage Reached
Washington Motor Coach drivers end their May 28 strike and return to work at midnight after accepting 3.75 cents per mile. The union’s 242 members voted to approve the settlement though the union had sought four cents. Service resumes through Butte with three westbound buses daily.
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Seattle
Wash
U.P
Washington
Olympic Peninsula
Helena
Mont
A. F. L. Motor Coach Drivers’ Union
Washington Motor Coach System
Butte
George Moses
Dillon Merchants Attend Montana Trading Meetings
Dillon June 17. Among the merchants at the Associated Merchants of Montana meeting in Butte were E. W. Bond Lambert Eliel George M. Gosman and William H. Mitchell representing local business.
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Dillon
Associated Merchants of Montana
Montana Food Distributors
Montana
Butte
E. W. Bond
Lambert Eliel
George M. Gosman
William H. Mitchell
Better Homes Club Dillon Plans Dessert Program Meeting
The Dillon Better Homes club schedules a special meeting on Wednesday at 1 30 PM at Mrs. Charles Price home. A dessert program demonstration will be presented with co hosts Mrs. Paul Temple and Mrs. D V Paddock assisting.
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Better Homes Club
Dillon
Dillon Better Homes Club
Charles Price
Paul Temple
D. V. Paddock
Kiwanis Club Report Highlights Montana Service
Louis O. Brockman announced at the Kiwanis International convention in Atlanta that 22 Montana clubs engage in community service in areas from citizenship and youth work to education and charity. George W. Kimball reported 2,175 clubs and 113,000 members across the United States and Canada. The Montana district fellowship dinner and reception honoring Kiwanis International President Mark A. Smith were set for tonight, with the Montana convention to meet in Billings in September.
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Atlanta
Kiwanis
Montana
Louis O. Brockman
Lewistown
Montana Kiwanis District
Kiwanis International
George W. Kimball
Chicago
United States
Canada
Mark A. Smith
Macon
Brockman
Billings
Parole violator cites wife’s plan as motive in crime
A Hutchinson man on parole admits he became drunk after hearing his wife planned to take him back. He robbed a store and surrendered, hoping to resolve the situation.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Hutchinson Reformatory
Copper and Zinc Chief Praises Butte Mine Staff
A Copper and Zinc official praises Butte mine personnel as he tours the site. He notes the operation is in fine condition with workers united like a football team. He cites Anaconda’s geological interest and a comprehensive development plan for manganese in Montana. About 80,000 tons stockpiled for immediate concentration. He expects a weeklong stay, including time at Anaconda's Reduction Works.
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Anaconda Company
Montana
United States
Shelare
Anaconda
Land and Investment Dept Buys $500000 in Bonds
Montana officials report the land and investment department purchased five hundred thousand dollars in government bonds. Commissioner J W Walker announced the purchase on Tuesday. A separate note states Ireland hosts a factory producing alcohol from potatoes using potatoes from a district afflicted by a black scab.
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Helena
Montana Land and Investment Department
J. W. Walker
Eire
Editors to See Butte June 30
A group of about 20 travel editors from eastern magazines and papers will visit Montana starting June 30 instead of June 17. The tour, the fourth annual, is to gather first hand information on scenic and vacation advantages in the state and will run several days. It is sponsored by the Pacific Northwest Tourist Association with the Montana Chamber of Commerce as the state member.
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Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Pacific Northwest Tourist Association
Montanans, Inc
State Chamber of Commerce
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