Navy and Treasury Confirm Gold Shipment by Vincennes
Washington reports the U S cruiser Vincennes carried a gold cargo bought from France. The joint Navy Treasury statement released at night gives no amount or details of acquisition. The vessel had been shadowed while returning from abroad and was thought to be in Lisbon, Portugal.
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Washington
U.P
U. S
Vincennes
Breo
U. S. S. Vincennes
Portugal
Brooklyn
Lisbon
Germany
Roosevelt
Convention Dates Set by Bankers for 1941 Meeting
The Montana Bankers' association executive committee fixed the 1941 convention for June 20 and 21 in Missoula. Secretary Ethel Walker said Paul S. Gillespie of Missoula and Harold Olson of Ronan extended the invitation to the association.
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Helena
Montana Bankers’ Association
Missoula
Ethel Walker
Association
Paul S. Gillespie
Harold Olson
Ronan
Women urged to form intelligent opinions at Glacier Park meet
Louise Bache of New York told the Business and Professional Women's Clubs regional convention at Glacier Park that women as U S citizens must form intelligent fair and far visioned opinions. Dr Blythe Hershey urged delegates to keep fit on the job to serve well. Sixty California delegates boosted attendance for the 1941 national convention in California.
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Glacier Park
United States
Louise Franklin Bache
New York City
Miss Bache
Foundation
Blythe P. Hershey
Helena
B. P. W. Health Committee
California
Three to Face Sentencing in U S District Court
Three men are to hear sentences at 10 a m in U S district court Judge James H Baldwin presiding They pleaded guilty to federal charges Francis Joseph Frenchie Young charged with transporting a stolen car from Spokane to Butte Clifford Matt and Peter Couture charged with resisting and assaulting an officer on the Flathead Indian reservation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Court
James H. Baldwin
Francis Joseph
Frenchie) Young
Spokane
Butte
Clifford Matt
Peter Couture
Flathead Indian Reservation
Montana Board Allocates June General Relief Grants
The Montana public welfare board approved June general relief grants totaling 23950 for 15 counties and announced a summer pause on general relief. July and August grants are not planned, with some counties awaiting funds tied to old-age assistance and other programs.
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Helena
Montana Public Welfare Board
Great Falls tavern keeper indicted by federal grand jury
Helena June 25 The United States marshal's office reports Edward Newman owner of a Great Falls tavern has been indicted by a federal grand jury for attempting to influence a juror who served in Great Falls a year ago Newman was released on a $5000 bond
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Helena
United States Marshal’s Office
Edward Newman
Great Falls
Newman
Shakeup in Turkish government reported
Turky facing a cabinet reshuffle to reorient foreign policy toward neutrality and closer Russia ties. Premier Refik Saydam, Foreign Minister Sukru Saracoglu, and Interior Minister Faik Oztrak expected to be removed for pro allied leanings. Soviet and Turkish agencies denied Saracoglu Moscow move. Bulgarian press cites Molotov pushing talks with Romania and Turkey.
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Istanbul
Russia
Refik Saydam
Sukru Saracoglu
Faik Oztrak
Saracoglu
Tass
Anatolie
Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Romania
Turkey
Acetylene Plant Construction Begins Near City Intersection
Preliminary work on a new Prest-O-Lite acetylene factory has started near Chicago street and Warren avenue. Cahill-Mooney Construction secured a permit to build a concrete foundation for a 50 foot square building. Foundation and piping cost total six thousand dollars. A steel building will be erected and production of acetylene for welding will start within two months.
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Chicago Street
Warren Avenue
Cahill-Mooney Construction Company
Frank Curran
Prest-o-Lite Company
Prest-Olite Company
Missouri Woman Seeks Brother Missing 47 Years
Mrs. Sarah Jane Darley of Springfield, Missouri, sent a letter to the sheriff seeking information about her brother Leander Knox Wisdom who has not been seen or heard from in more than 47 years. He would be about 80 and may be living on a ranch near Butte.
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Sheriff's Office
Sarah Jane Darley
South Fort Street
Springfield
Leander Knox Wisdom
Butte
Flower Display Planned by Deer Lodge Club
Federated Woman's club members continue a seasonal flowers display in Deer Lodge. An exhibit of peonies grown by Mrs Hugh K Evans will be shown at the Toggery this week, the sixth display of the season. Each week a different business hosts the display to please townspeople and promote beautifying yards.
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Deer Lodge
Federated Woman's Club
Hugh K. Evans
Lemire couple welcome son at St Joseph hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Lemire of Helmville are parents to a son born this morning at St Joseph hospital. Both mother and baby are reported doing nicely. The child is recuperating satisfactorily. Ellen Shiplete and Elmer Brunett had tonsillectomies today at the hospital. John Martin from Race Track underwent an appendectomy this afternoon. Mrs James Hartwick and baby arrived from Norman Oklahoma to spend the summer with her parents, Mr and Mrs C E Ade.
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Deer Lodge
Robert Lemire
Helmville
St. Joseph Hospital
Baby
Norman
Okla
C. E. Ade
Mary Ellen Maxwell Weds George Farnam in Butte
Mrs. Alice Maxwell announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Ellen Maxwell to George Farnam of Helena. The wedding occurred June 1 in Butte. Farnam works at the Bearmouth gold dredge near Deer Lodge. Mary Ellen is a Deer Lodge native who attended local schools.
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Deer Lodge
Alice Maxwell
Mary Ellen Maxwell
George Farnam
Helena
Butte
Farnam
Bearmouth
Future Farmers Take Camping Trip to Glacier Park
A party of 20 Future Farmers of Powell county travel to Glacier park this week for a camping and fishing excursion led by instructor William Anderson. O. H. Hartley acts as kitchen master and the group plans to stay several days in the park.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County
Glacier Park
William Anderson
O. H. Hartley
Sons and Daughters to Elect July 24
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF MONTANA PIONEERS will not meet this month as planned but will gather July 24 for officer elections, delegate selection to the annual convention, and other important matters. DEER LOGE June 25. Special. Friends mourn the death of K D Smith former Deer Lodge resident at his daughter Mrs Sweet's home.
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Deer Lodge
Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Deer Loge
K. D. Smith
Sweet
Mr. Smith
Fire destroys hay stack on North Second street
Deer Lodge report. Fire department responded before three this morning to extinguish a blaze in a North Second street hay stack. No cause given, suspected arson from carelessness. Also note Daniel Cutin arrested in Evegallhoo Ireland for imitating a priest during a church service and fined under an 1860 law.
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Deer Lodge
North Second Street
Daniel Cutin
Evegallhoo
Eire
Montana Highway Commission Awards Six Contracts
The Montana highway commission approved six contracts totaling 169 553 09 for drainage work grading gravel surfacing and bridge construction across Roosevelt Yellowstone Fergus Powell Deer Lodge and Treasure counties. Awards go to C A Wagner Construction Stanley H Arkwright Frank J Haas J W Merz and L A Woodward with project totals ranging from 3 746 70 to 53 596 48. Britain releases 20 000 tons of wheat for poultry rations.
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Helena
Montana Highway Commission
Poplar-North
Roosevelt County
C. A. Wagner Construction Company
Sioux Falls
S. D
Billings-Broadview
Yellowstone County
Stanley H. Arkwright
Great Falls
Lewistown
Denton
Fergus County
Frank J. Haas
Avon-Helmyville
Powell County
J. W. Merz
California Creek
Ralston
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
L. A. Woodward
Treasure County
Butte Kiwanis Delegates Return From International Convention
Alex Blewett president of the Butte Kiwanis club returned Monday night from Minneapolis where he attended the Kiwanis International convention as a delegate. Others were Farley Genzberger and Harold O. Schilling with wives. More than 5,000 Kiwanians attended. about 40 from Montana. Mark A. Smith of Atlanta was elected international president. next year’s convention will be in Atlanta. Schilling and wife plan to visit Chicago and New York before returning to Butte next month.
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Alex Blewett
Butte Kiwanis Club
Minneapolis
Butte
Farley, Genzberger
Harold O. Schilling
Blewitt
United States
Montana
Mark A. Smith
Atlanta
Marriage Licenses Issued In Butte
Licenses to marry were issued here yesterday to William J Eddy and Winifred Young both of Butte M C Sellards and May Ping Nick Duddy and Mary Nolan both of Butte Robert L Ewing and Eleanor Elvig both of Butte James H Welch and Susannah LeDeux both of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Eddy
Winifred Young
Butte
M. C. Sellards
May Ping
M. C. Nick Duddy
Mary Nolan
Robert L. Ewing
Eleanor Elvig
James H. Welch
Susannah LeDeux
Flathead Valley Resident William Cusick Dies
William Cusick, a longtime Flathead valley resident of 39 years, died at his Helena home. He served three terms in the state Legislature and one term as Flathead county attorney.
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Kalispell
U.P
William Cusick
Flathead Valley
Helena Flat
Flathead County
Rainbow Girls Elect Leaders in Montana Grand Assembly
Helen Walseth of Glendive elected grand worthy adviser at the Rainbow Girls Montana grand assembly in Glasgow. Jean Plimb of Hardin chosen grand worthy associate adviser as 400 delegates toured Fort Peck dam and a ball closed the convention.
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Glasgow
Helen Walseth
Glendive
Montana Grand Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Fort Peck Dam
Missouri River
Jean Plimb
Hardin
Dora Mae Storem
Forsyth
Grand Charity
Elaine Newton
Grand Hope
Della Mae Doak
Twin Bridges
Grand Faith
Doris McAdam
Dillon
Grand Recorder
Barbara Meliblom
Havre
Elinore Hollier
Bozeman
Patsy Ann Schaeffer
Lewistown
Joyce
Portugal’s cotton mills suffer as overstock hits wholesalers
Portugal’s cotton textile mills face pressure from inventory buildup among wholesalers and retailers, signaling strained demand and potential factory slowdowns as stockpiles grow.
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Portugal
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Cepr
Schenley Distillers Corp
N.Y.C
I. M. Brandojrd
Flathead
Lincoln
Richland
Brandford
Cascade County
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Yellowstone
Missouri
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Robert Lemires
Mary Maxwell
G. Farnam
S. J. Perry Plumbing and Heating
W. Edwy
Britain
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Helen Walseth of
Lindeberg
Miles City
Gloria Mortenson
Libby
Rosemary Reynolds
Hamilton
Nature
Carol Gilbert
Three Forks
Duane Austin
Fidelity
Jean Early
Red Lodge
Helen Beck
Sidney
Service
Betty Jane Schulke
Whitehall
Confidential Observer
Carol Marchion
Outer Observer
Carol Joy Bruggeman
Baker
Betty Andrias
Chinook
Hennessy’s
Los Angeles
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Airlinge
E. Broadway
Western Air Express
Standard Motor CO
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