Allotments for Schools in Silver Bow County 1941 42
The county will allocate transportation funds totaling 2525.95 for grade and high schools, with last year at 3746.33 for half year. Districts 8, other schools, and transfer students receive apportioned sums. budget hearings set for June 23 at 7:30 pm.
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Deer Lodge National Forest
State Industrial School
Anaconda High School
Helena High School
Bozeman High School
Thompson Falls High School
Police Chief Warns Drivers to Be Careful on July 4
Police Chief William H. Breen warned motorists to slow down during the July 4 celebration as heavy traffic looms in and around Butte. He said police would clamp down harder than ever on traffic violators citing more travelers and unsettled world conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
William H. Breen
Bomb group convicted in Argentina for bomb possession
Three fascist terrorists G N Horrocks Atilio Rebori and E A Medina were sentenced to two years by Judge Coloma in Buenos Aires for possessing bombs and high explosives. The court suspended the sentence and ordered the bombs sent to the ministry of war after a bag accidently opened as Rebori visited his fiancee.
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G. N. Horrocks
Atilio Rebori
E. A. Medina
Coloma
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Ministry of War
Reberi
Kiwanis Club Sets All Kiwanis Week Program in Dillon
Dillon Kiwanis club teams with 2137 clubs across the US and Canada for a special program and dinner dance in St James guild hall Thursday. Col L M McKinley of Butte to be principal speaker with musical numbers by Mrs T W Sargent and Herman Schwab and dancing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Sargent
Herman Schwab
Butte Teen Killed in Car Crash
A 17 year old Butte girl died in a two vehicle crash on Dewey avenue. The others in the car including a 16 year old driver Joan LeSage escaped injury. Passengers Priscilla Freeman 15 Warren Hambly 18 and Miss Le Sage were transported to St James hospital where doctors assessed injuries as not serious. Coroner said no inquest planned and police reported the Ayers girl was killed instantly.
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St. James Hospital
Joan LeSage
Frank LeSage
Edwards Street
Virgil Farrar
Dewey Avenue
Ayers
Sparks
Priscilla Freeman
State Street
Warren Hambly
Bayard Street
Miss le Sage
Farrar
Don Sheehy
Cyril Kohn
Herb O'Neill
al Boehme
John Lindstrand
Rotary Urges Provisional Union to End War
Streit argues for a provisional federal union of English speaking nations led by the United States to negotiate peace with the Axis. Utley estimates Germany and its allies spend 50 to 60 billion yearly, Britain 10 billion, demanding U S annual spending of at least 40 billion to win the war. He warns separation of peace could invite invasion and repeats that a union could avoid annexations and indemnities and settle disputes by arbitration.
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Streit
League of Nations
New York Times
Europe
Utley
Germany
Great Britain
United States
America
Roosevelt
Congress
England
Canada
South Africa
Eire
Australia
New Zealand
France
Hitler
Fine Issued in Justice Court Case In Dillon
Vernon Fairchild an Idaho sheep shearer was fined 25 dollars after pleading guilty to petty larceny in Judge Louis Stahl's court. He faced charges for allegedly stealing two wrist watches and a diamond stick pin from a local rooming house. Others arrested in the case were released after questioning and two watches were recovered.
Dillon Bride Bernice Metlen Weds George Palmer in City Church
In Dillon at St James Episcopal church Miss Berniece Metlen daughter of George R Metlen and George Philip Palmer son of E W Palmer of Butte were married in a large ceremony attended by relatives and friends. Rev W G Lewis officiated with a reception at St James guild hall. The couple left for a Spokane trip.
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Dillon
St. James Episcopal Church
Berniece Metlen
George R. Metlen
George Philip Palmer
E. W. Palmer
Butte
W. G. Lewis
Mary Emily Farrell
Lohengrin
Dale E. Metlen
Georgia Mae Mellen
Ike Rife
Wilbur F. Sanders
Joseph McCaffery, Jr
Vera Cooke Hazel
Mendelssohn
St. James Guild Hall
Billie Baxter
Mary Dawn Warner
Spokane
Palmer
Helena
State University At
Missoula
University of California
Nazi Ultimatum on Russia Reported Served
London authorities offered no confirmation of reports that Nazi Germany served an ultimatum on Russia. A diplomatic correspondent noted rumors circulated since early Wednesday, largely unconfirmed and stemming from Ankara or Istanbul, urging cautious handling due to the lack of corroboration.
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Russia
Burdett
London
Press Association
Ankara
Istanbul
Turkey
Signs Point to War as German Forces Shift East
In Ankara on June 17 reports said German dive bombers and troop transports moved toward Moldavia near the Soviet border. Berlin contacts to Bucharest and Sofia failed, fueling rumors of a large eastern campaign. Yugoslav observers say the Red Army could be ready by August and anticipate a German strike aimed at the Caucasus oil and Ukraine grain regions.
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Ankara
Turkey
Romania
Europe
Soviet Union
Berlin
Bucharest
Sofia
Bulgaria
Russia
Germany
Ukraine
Stalin
Red Army
Moscow
Caucasus
Woolen Hose Caring Guide
Wash woolen hose quickly in lukewarm mildly soapy water. Rinse in clear water at the same temperature. Squeeze out excess water or blot with a towel. Never wring or twist as fibers may break. Lay on a soft towel to dry. Avoid direct heat to prevent harshness and shrinkage.
Tent Erected for Exposition in Butte Miners’ Union event
A large canvas tent was set up for a Butte Miners Union expo to run 15 nights starting June 23. The Drum and Bugle corps hopes the event funds a trip to the international convention in Joplin Missouri in August. Twenty contestants compete for the exposition queen crown at the close of the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Miners’ Union
Joplin
Germany Seizes Alsace Potash Deposits After War
Germany claims control of the European potash monopoly once held by France. With Alsace occupation, potash deposits estimated at 300 million tons are now in German hands and being exploited increasingly.
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Berlin
France
Germany
Alsace
Georgetown Gets Its First Real Street Lights
Georgetown California a historic gold mining center in El Dorado County installs its first electric street lights the town previously relying on lanterns and flashlights. Past attempts with gasoline lamps caused constant maintenance and safety issues. The new system ends the nightly lighting chores for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Calif
W.P
el Dorado County
California
Kiwanians Plan Youth Aid Programs Across Montana
Kiwanis International delegates in Atlanta outline 1941 underprivileged child drive for Montana with clinics hospitalization food clothing and school supplies. Leaders include Louis O. Brockman Roy Miller F J Hromas Dr E A Stripp and others. Over 1 900 communities to host camps forums sports and work experience programs.
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Atlanta
Kiwanis
Montana
Kiwanis International
Louis O. Brockman
Lewistown
E. A. Welden
Roy Miller
Great Falls
F. J. Hromas
Malta
E. A. Stripp
Billings
R. D. Benson
Sidney
John Pearson
Livingston
W. E. Dean
Bozeman
Mark A. Smith
Macon
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Nature
Bernice Metlen
Dillon Girl
Frank Ryburn
Som
Robert
Los Angeles
Gus Pewe
Juanita
N. D
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Charles Hazlett
Frank Bottlin
Nevin Frank
Prince Leilani
E. Park
Wise River
Tim
The
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Butte Mont
Hughie Dunlap
Steinway
Solovox
Atmosphere Aero Club
Rialto
William Lumdigan
Maris Wrixon
Eddie Foy, Jr
Luli Deste
Paul Cavanagh
Tim Holt
Buck Privates
William Lundigam
Man Wynn Ricardo
Madelene Carroll
Brian Aherne
Cartoon Cosmetics
Home Owned and Operated
Rochester
Blondell “Oland, Young
Landis
Billie Burke
Wie Frank Craven
Fileen , O'Hara Don
Merican EL Mel Rae Babi
Jack Holt In
Constance Moore
Phil Regan
Bert Wheeler
Tom Dorsey
Gash
Ellen Rathbone
Howard
Andy
Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone
Hardy
Lew Ayres
Lionel Barrymore
Doctor Kildare
Kiwanians
Youth Aid
Iraq
S.g. WO
West Galena
Chinese Herb Medicine CO
Butte, Mont
Joe Tom Herb Co
Joe Tom
South Main Butte
Mont
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Knight
Eddie
Matty
Harrison
Greyhound
Washington Motor Coach System
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