Takes Over New Sky Queen
Lakehurst New Jersey June 24 A new air queen arrives at Lakehurst naval hangar revived by memories of the Akron disaster earlier this year Widows of Akron’s crew leave their homes fearing the sight of the Macon on display and the hangar echoes with old tragedy officials report the Macon will be flown from Akron Ohio to occupy the hangar and trigger painful recollections
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Lakehurst
N. J
Great
Lakehurst Naval Hangar
Akron
Jersey
Macon
Naval Station
Million Gallons of Alcohol Burn at Westwego Distillery
A million gallon storage tank of alcohol at the United States Industrial Alcohol company Westwego distillery burned after a lightning strike. The fire caused damage estimated over a quarter of a million dollars to the tank and nearby storage facilities with no injuries reported. The blaze spread to adjacent stores of black-strap molasses and storage sheds during a mild electrical disturbance.
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New Orleans
Westwego
United States Industrial Alcohol Company
Tire Repairman Narrowly Escapes Exploding Vulcanizer
Oswald Justen a tire repairman in Wahoo Nebraska dropped a tool and stooped to pick it up when a steam tire vulcanizer exploded shattering all windows. Parts flew through the space Justen had just occupied narrowly missing his head and upper torso.
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Wahoo
Neb
Oswald Justen
Justen
Judgment Against Walker in suit for Mrs Walker purchases
A judgment for 2141.20 was entered against former Mayor James J. Walker and Janet Allen Walker by Sommers Inc. for shoes accessories and dresses bought between November 11, 1930 and March 2, 1932 in New York June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Walker
Janet Allen Walker
Sommers, Inc
Requiem Mass for Mrs Mary Theresa Daley
A Mass of requiem was held at St. John the Evangelist church yesterday morning for Mrs Mary Theresa Daley 68 a longtime Butte resident who died earlier in the week. Interment followed at Holy Cross cemetery with clergy Rev M J Leonard Rev P J Cavanaugh and Rev Vincent Cavanaugh officiating and pallbearers named J E McCann John Powers W J Pascoe Frank Holland Dan Calahan and Dave Dooley.
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Requeim
St. John the Evangelist
Mary Theresa Daley
Butte
Holy Cross Cemetery
M. J. Leonard
P. J. Cavanaugh
Vincent Cavanaugh
Ave Verum
Frank Riley
Leonard
James O'Shea
Cavanaugh
J. E. McCann
John Powers
W. J. Pascoe
Frank Holland
Dan Calahan
Dave Dooley
Angora Rabbit Farming in Japan and California Beauty Pro Numbers
About 100000 Angora rabbits are raised in Japan for wool production. In California, there are 24780 registered cosmetologists or beauty experts.
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Japan
California
Debating Bunghole Size Sparks Chicago Beer Debate
Confusion and controversy ripple through a Chicago convention of the nation's beer barrel makers over bunghole size. Tradition favors a standard large bunghole while newcomers and plug makers push for smaller sizes, raising debate among cooperages.
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Chicago
Lost 37 Pounds With Kruschen
Mrs. J. S. Sonza of Waco Texas claims she weighed 190 pounds before using Kruschen Salts and shed 37 pounds in three months. The ad touts a daily dose in hot water and promises fat loss, improved health, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Sonza
Waco
Texas
Mayor Urges Support for Lions Club Show at Rialto
Mayor Archie McTaggart issues a proclamation praising the Butte Lions Club humanitarian work for undernourished children and urging public support for the Sunshine Camp Show at the Rialto Theater on June 29 1933. The event opens at 1 pm with five cent child tickets, runs to 11 pm, and prizes donated by local merchants to aid Sunshine Camp expenses.
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Archie McTaggart
Butte Lions’ Club
Rialto Theater
Sunshine Camp
Butte
Butte Lion's Club
Sheriff Spoils 4th of July Party in Oklahoma City
Deputy Sheriff Al Croak responded to a report of boys hiding near an abandoned stove and found nine sticks of dynamite and fuses. The incident occurred as authorities disrupted a July 4 celebration plan.
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Oklahoma City
al Croak
Business and Morals Linked by Farley Remarks
Postmaster General James A. Farley told a National Catholic Alumni federation luncheon that sound business and sound morals are now seen as one and the same. He warned laws cannot reach all actions and urged public opinion to back moral economic measures and enforce accountability from leaders to workers. He rejected fears of a new monopoly and called for government to protect all interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James A. Farley
Farley
National Catholic Alumni Federation
Penitentiary Band 10 To Present Deer Lodge Concert
The Montana state penitentiary band gives another concert at Deer Lodge prison theater this afternoon under Sam H. Treloar. Proceeds fund sound equipment. Inmate vocal numbers join band pieces including Wedding of Heinie and Kathrina and Sven Duff. Doors open 1:30. show starts 2. Admission 50 cents. many Butte residents anticipated to attend.
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Montana State Penitentiary
Deer Lodge
Sam H. Treloar
Butte
Heinie
Kathrina
Sven Duff
Paris Drug Ring Busted Seizure Ties 400 Pounds Heroin
Police in Paris seize 400 pounds of heroin and dismantle a large drug trafficking organization controlling three illegal factories. Four women and 20 men were arrested, with many prominent figures believed involved.
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Paris
Auto leaves road injuring 15 year old driver
O W Brundage of 1328 Raw Avenue escaped serious injury when his car left the Meaderville highway and hit a ditch. He suffered a badly cut lip and said another car forced him off the road. Brundage was treated at St James hospital by Deputies Joe Borie and Marko Stanisich. Another man identified as Joe Sullivan, 785 North Montana Street, was treated at the hospital for head and facial injuries after an incident on South Main Street.
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O. W. Brundage
Raw Avenue
Meaderville
Brundage
St. James’ Hospital
Joe Borie
Marko Stanisich
Joe Sullivan
North
Montana Street
Sullivan
South Main Street
Funeral services held for Dell H. Oemcke
Dell H. Oemcke, 53, of Butte died Tuesday. Funeral services were held in the Daly-Shea mortuary chapel with Rev. Edward Smith officiating. Floral tributes filled the chapel as hymns Going Down the Valley and Some Sweet Day were sung. Pallbearers were Walter Hettick James Boyle William Cunningham Mike Morgan Edward Trevethan and Joseph Boyle. Oemcke long operated the St. James hotel in Butte.
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Dell H. Oemcke
Butte
Daly-Shea
Edward Smith
Walter Hettick
James Boyle
William Cunningham
Mike Morgan
Edward Trevethan
Joseph Boyle
Oemcke
St. James
London inn keeper’s wife wins French state lottery prize
A complaint filed before Justice John T. Gardiner yesterday charges Joe Veal with vagrancy. Meanwhile Mrs Cecil L Gianella, wife of a London inn keeper, has learned she won a 57 500 prize in the French state lottery.
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Joe Veal
Nile Bertrand
John T. Gardiner
Cecil L. Gianella
London
Meet Roosevelt’s Famous Brain Trust
The article lists six young advisers to President Roosevelt. William C. Bullitt serves as special assistant to the secretary of state. John Dick inson, a Princeton professor, is assistant secretary of commerce. Adolph A. Berle Jr. is a railroad expert and Reconstruction Finance Corpora tion board member, also a Columbia professor. Rexford Tugwell, an assistant at Columbia, and Lewis Douglas, budget director, are key insiders. Raymond Moley, a Columbia professor, is officially assistant secretary of state but serves as the president’s chief adviser.
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President Roosevelt
William C. Bullitt
Secretary of State
John Dickinson
Commerce
Princeton
Adolph A. Berle, Jr
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Board of Directors
Columbia
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Lewis William Douglas
Moley
Roosevelt
Raymond Moley
Butte Business College Notes Highlight Local Students
Dorothy Dumonthier of Anaconda travels with family to mid west states and Chicago. West Point cadet entry for Fred Oke. Lizzie entries show stenography students and new enrollments. Alumni and faculty movements include Jennie Parke Lenore Thomas Effie Randall Audrey Menhennet Lois Hoar Will Peris Andrea Dalgleish and Della Goldie with trips, dictation tests, and college outings noted.
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Dorothy Dumonthier
Anaconda
Chicago
Miss Dumontherr
Societas Artis Computandi
Fred Oke
West Point
Military Academy
A. F. Rice
Frank
Big Timber
Bill Stefanish
Georgiana Curtin
Irma Johnson
Catherine Moore
Miss Moore
Jennie Parke
Lenore Thomas
Effie Randall
Audrey Menhennet
Lois Hoar
Will Peris
Robert Howe
Montana State School of Mines
A. W. Hileman
Lima
Mont
Audrey
Pocatello
Andrea Dalgleish
Della Goldie
Deer Lodge
Bob Rice
Echo Lake
Joe Sullivan
Agnes Olsen
Anita Castellano
Grace Clinton
A. Garnett Murphy
Whitehall
Garnett
Basin Creek
Virginia Haggerty
Mary Bowler
D. G. Parker
William B. Rundle
Madison
Amy
Mary Frankovich
Presidential Vegetables Growing at Warm Springs
At Warm Springs Georgia a vegetable garden flourishes beside the Little White House cottage. Lettuce beans and potatoes grow in neatly divided plats, bordered by small stones or bricks arranged in circles, oblongs, squares or triangles among oaks and native trees.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
White House
Husband Allowed One Drunk a Year
Tacoma judge denies Lydia Unsin's divorce claim against Byron Unsin ruling a husband may drink once yearly if his wife attends public dances regularly. The ruling centers on marital conduct and alcohol use as grounds in suppression of divorce.
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Tacoma
Wash
E. D. Hodge
Lydia Unsin
Byron Unsin
Profit Outlook Under New Deal Aims at Stabilizing Costs
The national industrial recovery act may ease profit creation by standardizing wage rates and cost calculations to stabilize pricing. Advocates warn the bill is not to fix high prices but to boost wages and purchasing power while noting widespread business failures and high mortality among small firms in the 1929–1933 period.
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J. R. Brackett
Associated Press
New York
Butte Miner Patrick Lahiff Dies After Operation
Patrick J. Lahiff, 49, longtime Butte resident and shift boss at Mountain Con mine, died after an operation at a Helena hospital. Survived by widow Agnes, daughter Mary Margaret, father Thomas F. Lahiff, brothers Thomas Charles Raymond Lahiff, sisters Mrs M Wiegenstein Mrs P T Kelly and Miss Ursula Lahiff. Body to be returned to Butte. Daly-Shea Mortuary to handle arrangements.
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Butte
Butte Hill
Mountain Con
Patrick J. Lakiff
North Excelsior Street
Helena
Agnes
Mary Margaret
Thomas F. Lahiff
Thomas Lahiff
Philadelphia
Charles H. Lahiff
Raymond Lahiff
M. Wiegenstein
P. T. Kelly
Ursula Lahiff
Washington
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Knights 10 Fete Boy Leader Here Monday
Butte Knights of Columbus host Monday to S M Murray director of the boy life program of the national organization New Haven Conn Plans include a luncheon at the Silver Bow club where Murray is expected to outline K C plans for youth work next year Reservations may be made at the K C clubrooms.
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Butte
Af Groups 70 Meet Soon
The Grand Army of the Republic Montana forty ninth department encampment with auxiliaries and affiliated orders will convene June 26 to 28 at Great Falls. Lincoln post 2 G A R will be represented by commander John Marchion past commander Simon Hauswirth and past commander H H Makinson. The department council of administration, of which Marchion is a member, will meet this evening at the Rainbow hotel.
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Grand Army of the Republic of Montana
Lincoln Post No. 2
John Marchion
Simon Hauswirth
H. H. Makinson
Department Council of Administration
Rainbow Hotel
Organist Henry J. Edwards Dies After 66 Years at Barnstaple Parish
Dr Henry J Edwards longtime Barnstaple parish organist died in his birth home aged 79. He began playing as a 12 year old succeeding his father and retired last year. He was renowned for his religious compositions and service.
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Henry J. Edwards
Barnstaple
England
World’s Fair Seen For 26.20 dollars
Chicago officials estimated that a visitor can see the exposition in full for 26.20 dollars, including admission and every pay exhibit and ride. Adults would pay 26.20, while a child under 12 would pay 16.80 for complete access from end to end.
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Chicago
Montana Cowgirl At Chicago Fair Asks Bid On Horse
Jean Barnes of Deer Lodge Montana rode a horse 68 days to the world fair and sought a market today before flying home. The return flight will take 12 hours. In Australia J R Maitland had a bullet removed from near his heart after fighting at Villers Bretonneaux 14 years ago.
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Montana
Chicago Fair
Chicago
Jean Barnes
Deer Lodge
Mont
Villers Bretonneaux
J. R. Maitland
Ranswick
Australia
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SKY Queen
Walker
Mary Daley
Kruschen
Ivan M. Maisky
Russia
Great Britain
Lions Club
Rial
Thomas F. R. McGuire
Kathryn Heinz
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Heinz
Man
Butte Business College Notes
Hope
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
University of Minnesota
Helena Hospital
Park Hotel
Gold Products Co
W. Broadway
Boreman
Wein
Weins
Prontanaz Larget Mens Siore
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Great Falls
J. J. Wicker
Fork Union Military Academy
Fork Union
Virginia
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