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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1941

Page

3

Composer Zo Elliott Relates Napoleonic Inspiration Behind Song

Zo Elliott the Yale trained World War veteran and composer visited Butte and spoke about Napoleon’s retreat from Moscow inspiring his song The Long Long Trail. He arrived from Spokane and stayed for the Marine Corps flag ceremony while performing vocal and instrumental solos at Cliff House Roosevelt Drive.

Napoleon Moscow Zo” Elliott Butte Elliott Alonzo West Spokane Butte Marine Corps League Yale Marine Corps Con Silard Salt Lake City San Francisco Ralph Davis Washington, D. C Cliff House Roosevelt Drive Davis Sigard Ross Maginnis

Federal Union to Hold First Convention in Cleveland

The first annual convention of Federal Union Inc will be held in Cleveland June 28 29 Clarence K Streit president announced Speakers will include James D Mooney William Chenery and Russell Davenport The organization formed July 15 1939 now has 80 chapters with Denver youngest Morris C Bakke Colorado Supreme Court head of the Denver chapter Streit spoke in Billings en route to Missoula about the union plan modeled on the 1860 Constitution Union idea.

Billings Federal Union, Inc Cleveland Clarence K. Streit James D. Mooney General Motors Corporation William Chenery Colliers Magazine Russell Davenport Fortune Denver Streit Rotary International Morris C. Bakke Colorado Supreme Court Missoula Norman Billings Lions Club Democracis Constitution United States

Roosevelt Receives Oxford Honorary Degree in Harvard Yard

President Roosevelt, responding by proxy, accepts an Oxford University honorary doctorate in Harvard Yard after Lord Halifax reads the citation. He declares Americans would rather die on their feet than live on their knees, reaffirming commitment to freedom in a historic ceremony shared with Lord Halifax who receives a degree himself.

Cambridge Mass Oxford University Harvard University Ancient Yard Roosevelt Lord Halifax Oxford Harvard United States

Pommer Receives Private Hollywood 25th Film Birthday Honor

Erich Pommer of RKO is presented with a private golden plaque by Frank Fay and a Hollywood delegation marking his 25th film birthday and his major contributions. Pommer originated boom crane and dolly shots and produced classics like The Last Laugh Variety Cabinet of Dr Caligari The Blue Angel Hotel Imperial Lillium They Knew What They Wanted.

Hollywood U.P Erich Pommer RKO Lot Frank Fay Fay Pommer Pictures Variety Dr. Caligari Blue Angel Hotel Imperial Lillium

Italian Vessel in U S Possession

The Maritime Commission has seized the 6131 ton Italian freighter Clara, the first Axis ship taken under requisitioning. Agents took it at Savannah and will send it to Newport News for drydocking before entering service. Terms of payment to be notified to the owners.

Washington U.R Maritime Commission Clara Savannah Newport News

Dog Rowdy Granted Stay: Probate Court Must Rule

In Oakland on June 19 a brown and white fox terrier named Rowdy won a temporary extension from a judge who required a probate court order to end his life. Judge T W Harris secured a pledge from the will executor’s attorney that Rowdy would not be killed before a permanent injunction hearing next Monday. Soldiers in Tasmania protest待遇 to dogs on trains and soldiers.

Oakland Calif Rowdy T. W. Harris Cyril Marella Tasmania

Egyptian soldiers smoke Italian cigars as stocks rise

Egyptian warehouses hold large Italian cigars after Italy entered the war while British East Africa exports nearly 5,000,000 pounds of coffee to the United States in a recent month.

Egypt Italy British East Africa United States

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