Rebekah Assembly Opens Conventions in Butte
The Grand Lodge Rebekah assembly opened in Butte with 400 delegates, initiating two sessions to elect officers. A class of 73 received the grand lodge degree as Alice M. Dodge presided and speakers included Blanche Trudgeon Arad Johnson and Josie Morrow, with Rose memorial rites and degree work following.
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Grand Lodge of
Independent Order of Laws
Rebekah
Butte
Gold Room
Finlen Hotel
Grand Lodge
Fidelity Hall
Fesday
P. S. Oneal
Son
C. Dawes
Bozeman
James Harris
Warden
W. H. Johns
J. Lewsey
J. M. Dennis
Deeree
Frank D
Helena
D. Kendrick
Anaconda
Rebekah Assembly
Alice M. Dodge
Lewistown
Assembly
Blanche Trudgeon
State Assembly
Arad Johnson
Josie Morrow
Jacksonville
Pia
Association of Rebekahs Assemblies
Verybody Likes Resh Berry Jam Recipe
Step by step method to make a strawberry jam with measured crushed berries sugar and pectin. Includes boiling times of four minutes and instructions to sterilize jars and seal with paraffin. Notes add pineapple juice to each batch.
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Verybody
Resh
Rotary Speaker D. J. McGonigle Scheduled for Butte Meeting
D J McGonigle of the Montana Power company will address the Butte Rotary Club at its Thursday noon gathering in the Finlen hotel. He will discuss What’s Coming in Electric and Gas Appliances after a trip to eastern production centers. Program chairman is C A Champ. also announced: Mr and Mrs Ray Kumar and daughters have moved to 510 South Montana street. he is division manager for Campbell Soup in Montana and northern Wyoming.
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D. J. McGonigle
Montana Power Company
Butte Rotary Club
Finlen Hotel
McGonigle
C. A. Champ
Ray Kumar
Joan
Barbara
Butte
Billings
South
Montana Street
Mr. Kumar
Campbell Soup Company
Montana
Wyoming
St Joseph Aspirin Ad Promises Value for Money
A vintage advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as the first choice of millions with the world's largest seller at 10c. An economy 100 tablet pack is offered for 35c, urging buyers to pay less and receive more.
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St. Joseph Aspirin
WAC and Army Officers Noted in World War II Activity
Lillian Eklund of the WAC returns to Camp Upton after a visit with family in Helena. Lt. Jack C. Rouse earns promotion to first lieutenant in the Army Air Forces and is stationed in England after overseas service since December 1942. Julia M. Hosford, now corporal in the WAC, serves at Smoky Hill Army Air Field. James J. Manning, from North Idaho, begins Army training for a likely commission in the Army Air Forces with assignment to Yale University for further instruction.
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Jack C. Rouse
Army Air Forces
Minah Street
Rouse
England
Julia M. Hosford
Butte
Women's Army Corps
Army Air Force
Smoky Hill Army Air Field
Salina
Kaw
James J. Manning
North Idaho
San Antonio
Texas
Yale University
Butte Military Police Officer Promoted to First Lieutenant
Lt. Emanuel Jaffe, assistant provost marshal of the Butte military police, was promoted to first lieutenant. A Fort Custer graduate, he has been in Butte since February 7 and was assigned to organize the roving patrol in the eastern security district of Montana.
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Emanuel Jaffe
Butte
Truck Certificates Due at OPA Office
Truck drivers urged to present certificates of war necessity at the OPA office for third quarter renewal coupons. Officials warned that unless applications are submitted by June 30, renewal coupons will not be issued.
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OPA
Fourth of July Drill Team Plans for Butte Gala
Butte plans Fourth of July activities featuring a drill team contest at Butte High School Stadium. Teams from Butte Anaconda and other cities are urged to enter. prizes for top three. Army Navy and civilian judges to attend. Entry via Billy Pickthall at 24169. Floats and formal parade preparations underway with Red Cross and Civil Air Patrol units expected.
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Butte
Butte High School
Anaconda
Billy Pickthall
Pickthall
Army
Navy
Degree of Honor
Pocahontas
Serbian Sisters
Sunshine Girls
Neighbors of Woodcraft
Eagles Auxiliary
Butte Miners’ Union Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
The
Smeltermen’s Union Auxiliary
Women's Benefit Association
U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps
Red Cross
Civil Air Patrol
2000 Yank Bombers Smash Berlin in Major Raid
Report says about 2,000 American bombers raided Berlin, the largest since May 24, with formations stretching nearly 20 miles nose to tail. German defenses fired heavy anti aircraft, while smoke and fire blot Berlin as Fortress wings returned home amid weather curtailing other RAF activity.
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Britain
Junkers
Army Reports Seven Enlistments In ATSP And Air Corps
Army announces seven enlistments including five in the Army Specialized Training program and two in the Air Corps Reserve. Air Corps enlistees are Willard F. Davis, a Garden City flying instructor, and James A. DeGuire of Missoula. ATSP recruits include William MacDonald of Billings, William J. Sullivan of Anaconda, Robert L. Kauk of Brady, Edward L. Smith of Brockton, and Earl J. Barlow of Browning.
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Army
Air Corps
Air Corp
Willard F. Davis
James A. DeGuire
Missoula
Davis
Garden City
ASTRP
William MacDonald
Billings
William J. Sullivan
Joseph M. Sullivan
Maple
Anaconda
Robert L. Kauk
Brady
Edward L. Smith
Brockton
Earl J. Barlow
Browning
Japanese Drive in China Threatens Allied Plans
TIME WAR NEWS reports American observers fear a Japanese southward push from Hankow toward Hengyang and Canton. Changsha fell on the fourth attempt, signaling Japan’s intent to cut the China bulge railway while neutralizing nearby air bases and strengthening defenses for an eventual Pacific attack. The Chinese manpower is vast but short on materiel and firepower, and Nippon forces could dominate without heavy resistance, delaying the final Allied assault from Chinese bases.
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Associated Press
United Nations
Normandy
Saipan
China
Hankow
Canton
Changsha
Hengyang
Pacific
Nimitz
China Coast
France
Japan
U.S. Establishes Four Pacific Fleets and More
Adm. Ernest J. King announced that the U S Navy operates as several numbered fleets, with the Third and Fifth in the Central Pacific led by Halsey and Spruance. Other fleets include Fourth in the South Atlantic, Seventh in the Southwest Pacific, Eighth in the Mediterranean, Ninth in the North Pacific, Tenth anti submarine forces, Twelfth European waters.
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Washington
United States
Central Pacific
Adm
Ernest J. King
U. S
William F. Halsey, Jr
Raymond A. Spruance
King
South Atlantic
Jonas Ingram
Southwest Pacific
Thomas C. Kincaid
Mediterranean
Henry K. Hewitt
North Pacific
Jack Fletcher
Harold R. Stark
Chinese troops seize Kaoli range after 40 day fight
American trained Chinese forces claim full control of the Kaoli mountain range in western Yunnan after a 40 day campaign. The 4,000 square mile area had been a Japanese fortress guarding Burma’s eastern front.
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Chungking
Kaoli
Yunnan
Burma
Butte Campaign Boosts Bond Total Amid War Loan Drive
Butte leaders target 10 million dollars in savings as they urge maximum investments. Retailers for Victory tally daily sales with numerous local stores contributing, while state case on South Main reports 1600 dollars in series E bonds sold that day.
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Butte
Hennessy's
Symons
Penney’s
Woolworth’s
Cannon's
South Main
Local Forest Leaders Appoint New Supervisors
W. F. Pry becomes supervisor of the Deer Lodge National Forest succeeding James N. Templer who moved to Washington D C. C B Sutliff will take over Cabinet Forest duties. Pry brings years in the service including posts on Lewis and Clark Madison Gallatin Clearwater and Nez Perce forests. Sutliff earned the American Forest Fire Medal in 1941 after a notable airplane crash during supply drops.
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W. EF. Pry
Cabinet National Forest
Thompson Falls
Deer Lodge National Forest
James N. Templer
Washington, D. C
Evan W. Kelley
C. B. Sutliff
Missoula
Fry
Cabinet Forest
Pry
Forest Service
Lewis and Clark Forest
Madison
Gallatin
Clearwater
Nez Perce
Helena Forest
Sutliff
American Forest Fire Medal
American Forest Fire Foundation
Apartment Prowl Report Says $20 Stolen From Home
Mrs Amelia Nelson of 343 East Park street told police that her apartment was entered on Wednesday and that $20 in cash along with some wearing apparel was stolen.
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Amelia Nelson
East Park Street
Judge Anderson Visiting City for Montana Supreme Court Re‑election
Associate Justice Albert Anderson of the Montana Supreme Court and Mrs. Anderson are in the city from Helena. Judge Anderson is seeking another term.
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Albert Anderson
Montana Supreme Court
Anderson
Helena
Judge Anderson
British troops gain on Manipur road in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia command reports British imperial troops scored new gains at both ends of the Manipur road, narrowing the Japanese hold to less than 24 miles. Despite half-hearted resistance, officials anticipate clearing the vital supply line well ahead of schedule.
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Southeast Asia
Kandy
Ceylon
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