Missoula to Get New Barracks
The government began building 16 new barracks to double the capacity of the Fort Missoula alien detention camp in Montana where 813 Italians are held. Officials say the expansion is for preparedness and not a signal of new detentions.
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Washington
Fort Missoula
Mont
Justice Department
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Missoula
Ellis Island
Immigration Service
Butte
Billings
Spokane
Wash
Forest Service
REA Officials to Meet Here in Montana
REA coop superintendents in Montana will join Montana Power Company officials in Butte for an informal discussion on wholesale electric power rates. Thomas J. Micka of Ravalli County Electric Co operative reported the meeting plans to the Montana Public Service Commission. Chairman Austin Middleton said commission members would attend the Butte discussion.
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Helena
Rural Electrification Association Co-Operative
Montana Power Company
Butte
Thomas J. Micka
Ravalli County Electric Co-operative, Inc
Montana Public Service Commission
Austin Middleton
REA
Co-Operative Systems
War News Analysis on Crete Cyprus and Turkish Pact
The piece argues Crete’s fall shows German air power. Cyprus is far from German reach without bases on Turkey coast. It assesses German Turkish pact aims and concludes it reduces British danger in Iraq Syria and Egypt while keeping Turkey as a buffer on the eastern Mediterranean.
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Crete
Cyprus
Dodecanese Islands
Syria
Egypt
Turkey
Russia
Iran
Berlin
Moscow
Black Sea
Russian
London
Iraq
Britain
Mediterranean
Montanan Dies in Chicago Car Truck Collision
Paul Koenitz, 58, Circle, Montana, was killed Thursday in a suburban Homewood crash when his new automobile collided with a transport truck. Tokyo plans to raise coal production by 6.5 million tons this year may be slowed by transport and labor shortages.
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Montanan
Chicago
Paul Koenitz
Circle
Mont
Detroit
Homewood
Japan
Rotary Convention Debates Legislation Report Approval
Denver June 19 Rotary International approved the council on legislation report with little debate. Proposals to create a US defense directive body and to back private enterprise were withdrawn. Attendance honors went to Marianao Cuba and Hilo Hawaii clubs, with Apopka Florida close behind as delegates travel long distances. The convention closes Friday.
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Denver
Rotary International
Council On Legislation
Rotary Clubs
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Ind
United States
Rotary
Denver Club
Wilbur Gruber
Indianapolis Club
Great Britain
Canada
United
Josephine Neri
Colorado
Rotary Anns
Rotary Club
Marianao
Cuba
Hilo
Hawaii
Apopka
Fla
Draft Boards Require Notification on Address Changes
Draft boards urge registrants to report address changes to prevent delays in list preparation for the 12th call. No. 1 board cites violators who left the area for work and did not inform the board, risking prosecution as draft evaders.
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No. 1
Butte
Garland Funeral Service Held At Richards Chapel
The funeral for George Garland will be at 2 PM Friday at Richards funeral chapel with Rev. A C Caton officiating. Interment follows at Mount Moriah cemetery.
Woman Gang Leader Faces Death in California Gas Chamber
At San Quentin Evelita Spinelli, 52, known as the gang duchess, awaits execution for the murder of a gang member. She told Warden Duffy she has made her peace with God as California prepares to gas her, the first female criminal to die in the state.
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San Quentin
Calif
Evelita Juanita Spinelli
Clinton Duffy
California
Butte Briefs highlights local meetings and notes
Regular Baha i World Order gathering set for Friday at 8 PM in the Y M C A to discuss The New Civilization of Divine Justice. Home department meets Friday at 8 PM at 1506 North Main Walkerville with hostesses Lyda Wyatt Emma Yeo Jennie Toy Josie Houston. Professor William E Caldwell visits local school en route to Edgewood Maryland to teach chemistry at the Chemical Warfare school for a year. Horace Charbonneau and Mary Kelly receive a marriage license. James B Prendergast visits from Camp Stevens Oregon, former Butte druggist and head of the camp hospital pharmacy, visiting his parents at 941 West Copper. 20% discount offer from Taylor Laundry Co. at 121 Colorado. Godhawn cited as capital of Greenland.
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Ed Mitchell
North Main Street
Walkerville
Lyda Wyatt
Emma Yeo
Jennie Toy
Josie Houston
William E. Caldwell
Montana School of Mines
Edgewood
Chemical Warfare
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Ore
Camp Stevens
James B. Prendergast
Butte
Oregon
Martin Prendergast
West Copper Street
Charles & Craig services set for Friday morning
The body is at White's funeral home awaiting services this Friday at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev. Thomas Ashworth. Interment will be in Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Craig
Charles & Craig
White
Thomas Ashworth
Mount Moriah
Byrnes and Ayers Funeral Services Announced
Funeral services for Edward Byrnes will be held at the Sherman Reed chapel Saturday morning at 9 with mass at 9 30 at St Marys church. Interment will follow in Holy Cross cemetery. Carrol Thomasine Ayers will have services Saturday afternoon at 2 at the Sherman Reed chapel with Mr Earl Bracken officiating.
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Courtney
Agnes Courtney
Daly-Shea
St. Patrick's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
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Sears
YTV
Kirsch
Wats Ehabee Teal
Ty and
Strain Brothers
Tobacco Road
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Horace Charbonneau
Anaconda
Mary Kelly
District Court
Taylor Laundry Co
Colo
Godhawn Is the Capital of
Greenland
Weinberg
San Francisco
Sir Francis Drake Hotel
Weinberg’s
Housewares Sale
Joseph Richards, Inc
George T. Wade
Fred I. Root
Montana Street
White’s Funeral Home Funeral Directors and Embalmers
West Park Street
American Legion
Sherman & Reed Funeral Directors
Arizona Street
Hike Craft
Daly- Shea
Mountain View Cemetery
Daly-Shea Mortuary
South Idaho
Columbia Floral Co
Fred W. Gust
N. F. Leonard Sale
West Broadway
Ace
Wendel-Cannon Monument Co
Montana
Kenmore
America
Maid of Honor
Matic
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