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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1941

Page

8

Bandits Sought Across Montana Idaho in High-Profile Kidnap Robberies

Two heavily armed bandits tied to at least two holdups and a kidnapping remain at large after a nine day cross state search. Police report a green 1939 Buick four door tied to the suspects with license No 6 1919. One suspect may be wounded and both are described as 24 and 28 years old with distinct outfits.

Montana Idaho William Breen Breen Billings Coeur d’Alene Bozeman Livingston

Boy's Plea Nets Arkansas Governor's Dog Gift

Roy Robertson a 12 year old from Cairo Georgia asked Governor Homer Adkins for Arkansas facts and a pet dog. The governor arranged a dog named Arkie a spotted terrier to be sent by air to the boy on the first day of spring.

Little Rock Ark U.P Arkansas Homer M. Adkins Cairo Roy Robertson State Department Roy Adkins Arkie

Dillon Draftees Prepare for June Induction Group

Beaverhead county's final June draftees report at the selective service HQ in Dillon this Wednesday afternoon for instructions and vouchers. They depart on the 6:45 train Thursday for the Missoula induction center, with Carl D Ankrum Salmon Idaho William L Rygeg Wolf Point Sherman G Klimper San Diego Orville H Wilkes Anaconda set for June 26. William A Bayerd Dillon transferred from Hamilton will join the convoy headed to Missoula Thursday.

Man Sentenced to State Prison at Deer Lodge

Dillon report says Earl Smith, a sheepshearer, pleaded guilty to a statutory charge and received a two year term at the state prison in Deer Lodge from Judge Henry G. Rodgers. He was moved from Hardin by Sheriff Temple and Deputy Quick. Thomas Taylor, 26, Minidoka Idaho, remained jailed after Tuesday arrest and faces forgery arraignment for alleged fictitious checks drawn on W. L. Price.

Temple Quick W. L. Price

Joseph Lynch Rites to Be Held Today

Last rites for Joseph Lynch will be conducted at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at St Rose Catholic Church with Rev Father F X Lechner officiating. Interment follows at Mountain View cemetery after a Rosary said Tuesday night at Brundage chapel.

Dillon Briefs Household Guests and Social Notes

House guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Clark DEvelyn include Mr and Mrs E Skabo and children of Minot ND Mr and Mrs Paul Skabo of Perth ND and Mr and Mrs Olav Skabo of Polo Tl Mr and Mrs D A Galt and William Wall attended a state picnic of liquor store officials and employees near Elliston. Mrs EF Roe will entertain the St James guild at a 130 luncheon Thursday afternoon at her ranch home. Mrs George Melton will be co hostess. Mrs Fred Kerr will entertain the St Rose guild at her home Thursday afternoon assisted by Mrs J C Faller.

Dillon Clark D’evelyn E. Skabo Minot N. D Paul Skabo Perth Olav Skabo Polo, Tl D. A. Galt William Wall Elliston EF. B. Roe St. James Guild George Melton Fred Kerr St. Rose Guild J. C. Faller

Whiskers Heard in Radio Audition

The Aldrich family prepared for a radio audition in New York as the engineer checked mikes and Ezra Stone’s beard scraped his collar causing a momentary sound. Stone’s unshaven chin and a kerchief remedy sparked a light moment in the room.

New York Aldrich Ezra Stone Stone

Patrol Reservists Enter Service in Montana Patrol

Three state highway patrol reservists will join the regular force to replace three retiring patrolmen. Donald Bailey of Whitefish Charles Smith of Scotby and Albert Nicholson of Livingston will take the spots of Arthur Kemp Ray Bryan and Richard Albert. The patrol total stands at 68 men.

Helena State Highway Patrol Charles L. Sheridan Donald Bailey Whitefish Charles Smith Scobey Albert Nicholson Livingston Arthur A. Kemp Ray Bryan Richard E. Albert

Marriage License Sales Increase in June

Two more marriage licenses were issued Tuesday at the district court clerk’s office bringing June totals to 20. Idaho Falls couple Rex Feltman 24 and Ruth Rogers 20 wed at noon with Elder L H Smith presiding. Helen Maury 32 and Jens K Johnson 35 of Pocatello married in the clerk of the courts office with Judge George Opp officiating.

Clerk of the Courts George Opp

P. E. O. Groups Convene for Montana State Session

ANACONDA June 24. More than 100 delegates from 32 P. E. O. Sisterhood chapters gathered for the 19th annual Montana state convention. The three day event includes election of new state officers and selection of the 1942 convention city.

Anaconda P. E. O. Sisterhood Montana Presbyterian Church Bernice P. Bischoff Missoula Veda M. Jones Portland Ore Supreme Chapter Blanche D. Walker Helena Mary M. Allen Board of Trustees and Educational Loan Fund Elizabeth T. Barnett Alice Rounce Sidney Phyllis McCarcken Dillon Florence Catlin Lelia Hale Elinor Robbin Whitefish Mae Worflen Catharine Gerhardt Agnes Soule Betty Duncan Welfare and Trust Bertha H. Dodds Cottey College Lillian Hanson Glasgow Mae B. Nutting Red Lodge Jones Ollie Whaley Billings Mary Story Glass Hamilton Olive H. Laird Laurel Ruth Whalen Grace Light Lillon Irene Forrester John Morgan Edna Taylor Constance Lay Lewistown Etta Hall Ruth Linfield Bozeman Estella Woodward Effie Baird Cut Bank Pearl Zion Lula Linebarger Havre May Broughton Helen Streeter Margaret Hull Green Pastures Whalen Butte Nutting B. H. Dodds Blanche Walker Mary Allen Harriet Robbin Pearl Kurtichanov Kalispell

Threat of Coal Shutdown Faces Defense Industry

House debates forging broad powers to curb strikes in defense plants. A proposed right of way bill would let the President deploy troops to enforce work resumption, punishions for obstructing defense jobs, and allow seizure of plants failing mediation. Senate action on draft deferral and plant seizure provisions mirrors, but lacks the specific protection for workers.

Coal Operators Association House of Representative Roosevelt Rayburn Texas Vinson House Military Committee Senate House Committee

Ditches Are Dug by Explosives Near Reading

Agricultural extension engineers from Pennsylvania State College demonstrated a new trenching method near Reading by exploding nitroglycerin dynamite sticks to dig 825 feet of ditches 7 feet wide and 314 feet deep. Sticks placed 18 inches apart and 18 inches deep required only one cap to initiate all blasts. The technique promises cheaper faster drainage for damp meadow lands and culverts.

Reading U.P Agricultural Extension Pennsylvania State College

Man cites fast travel to marriage as excuse

In San Francisco Municipal Court Judge Kaufman dismissed a speeding charge against George Washington Wynne after he claimed he was en route to obtain a marriage license. He produced the license in court, then wed his fiancee witnessed by spectators.

San Francisco U.P Kaufman George Washington Wynne Wynne

Indian Museum to Be Dedicated at Browning Sunday

Dedication of a new Plains Indians museum at Browning Montana on June 29 opens the largest government project to aid native crafts. The two story brick building houses offices exhibits and sales space funded with 150000 in Public Works Administration funds. The museum highlights buffalo life with three murals by Victor Pepion II.

Washington Browning Mont Glacier National Park Plains Crafts Association Plains Public Works Administration John Collier Fort Belknap Montana Harlem Gros Ventre Assiniboine Flathead Fort Peck Indian Agency Poplar Indian Office Victor Pepion II

Hypothetical Questions on Water Use Adjudication Action

In Helena on June 24 Edward W. Kremer defended reasonable use of Missouri river waters in a Montana Power suit against Broadwater-Missouri Water Users' Association and the State Water Conservation Board. He urged compromise between power and irrigation, while the record noted irrigation use exists on the Missouri system and 7,000 irrigation users are involved. Proceedings could end the hearing this week with recommendations to Judge Pray. Squirrels Poisoned Around Boise Army Base as Plague Control Clears Ground in Idaho.

Helena Missouri River Edward W. Kremer Montana Power Company Broadwater-Missouri Water Users’ Association State Water Conservation Board Kremer Federal Power Commission San Francisco Howard Toole Missouri Toston Power Company Charles N. Pray Boise Idaho U.P New Army Air Base Civilian Conservation Corps

CCC Applications Filed In Silver Bow County Youths Urged To Apply

Four applications have been received from Silver Bow county boys to enroll in the Civilian Conservation Corps. Supervisor Harold M. O Braunsaid eligible youths aged 17 to 23 will be accepted for a six month stay at a western Montana camp. Applications may be made at the welfare offices on the courthouse third floor. The next enrollment period will be in July.

Silver Bow County Civilian Conservation Corps County Public Welfare Department Harold M. O’braun Montana

Judge Dan Shea Sets July 1 Trial Docket

Judge Dan F. Shea announces two justice court trials for July 1. James Gilligan faces a petit larceny charge after denying stealing a $4.49 waffle iron from a Butte store and remains free on a $25 bail. John Fortune, free on a $300 property bond, pleads innocence to a mortgage property sale attempt and is set for 10 AM July 1.

Justice Court Office of Justice of the Peace Dan F. Shea James Gilligan Butte R. D. Callahan John Fortune Liberty Bill Wrenn

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