Leaders Denounce Convention Heads In Chicago Rally
Gerald L. K. Smith seized the Stevens hotel grand ballroom and condemned both major parties. He vowed to make his America First Crusade a political party and nominate Charles A Lindbergh for president. About 2,000 attendees heard his one hour address.
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Rail Dispatcher John Ward Curry Dies in Anaconda
John Ward Curry longtime chief dispatcher for the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railroad died at his home after a yearlong illness. Born March 2 1883 in Maquokita Iowa he moved to Anaconda in 1924 and worked for the B A P railroad continuously. He married Agnes Louise Nichols in 1927 and is survived by her. body sent to Deer Lodge for funeral at the Masonic temple with interment at Hillcrest perpetuum.
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Rade Tauson 60 Dies in Local Hospital
Rade Tauson 60 longtime Butte resident and Yugoslav native died Sunday morning in a local hospital. A miner by trade he belonged to Butte Miners Union and the Montenegrin Literary Society No 36. Survived by four sons in Butte two brothers and sisters in Yugoslavia and many relatives. Body at Duggan's Merrill Mortuary.
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Merrill Mortuary
Bomber Crashes at Casper Airfield in Wyoming
Corp. Robert O. Brooks of New York was killed and nine were injured when a Casper Army airfield B 24 Liberator bomber crashed yesterday half a mile west of Casper. One of the injured was in critical condition. others were considered satisfactory. Col. E M Hampton said the craft was on a combat training flight. Brooks was an aerial engineer and gunner aboard the bomber.
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Odegard Funeral To Be Held This Monday
The funeral for George T. Odegard will be held Monday at 2 PM in the Rose room of Duggan's Merrill Mortuary with Rev. Thomas Ashworth officiating. Interment will follow in Mountain View Cemetery. The notice appears among local death notices in Butte.
Evanoff Funeral Arrangements Set in Butte
Nicholas Evanoff's funeral is planned for Tuesday at 2 PM from Daly-Shea chapel with interment at Mountain View cemetery. A second notice lists Gretta Snyder's services at Sherman & mortuary Monday at 11 AM, followed by cremation in Great Falls.
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Nick) Evanoff
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Mountain View Cemetery
Ruhle dies. funeral arrangements pending at White's
Ray Ruhle died at his summer home. The body will be brought to White's funeral home with time and place of the funeral to be announced later. Services likely at Sherman & Reed Funeral Directors building on Broadway at Arizona Street.
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Anaconda Attorney David H. Morgan Dies at 77
David H. Morgan 77, noted Anaconda attorney, died Sunday night in St. Ann hospital after a long illness. Born May 26, 1867 at an Army fort in New Mexico, he practiced law in Denver before moving to Anaconda in 1893. He held posts including undersheriff, chief deputy game warden, and Deer Lodge county attorney. Survived by his wife, three daughters and families, and three granddaughters. Body at Finnegan chapel.
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Great Falls
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Redwood City
Calif
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Normandy Front Through the Caen Gap Displayed Key Offensive Potential
Elton C. Fay analyzes the Normandy fight at Caen and its surround, noting Caen as the left flank hinge and a potential springboard toward the Seine and Paris. He highlights Montgomery's push past Tilly-sur-Seulles, the German push to hold Caen, and Cherbourg as pivotal to expanding Allied forces and munitions into Europe.
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Japs Accused of Using Poison Gas
Chinese charges alleged Japanese use of poison gas in three recent cases cited after President Roosevelt warned of swift retaliation for such inhumane warfare. Officials said no official confirmation had been received as of tonight.
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Found Dead at Washington Embassy Home
Andrew Dedekam a 64 year old first secretary of the Norwegian embassy and his 69 year old wife Louise were found dead in their Washington apartment Sunday night by embassy counsel Lars Jorstad. Police said one gas jet on the stove was partially open while homicide officers noted all windows were open.
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Mexican singer dies in Mexico City hospital
A 26 year old Mexican singer who popularized Guadalajers died Sunday in a Mexico City hospital from an overdose of sedatives, according to police.
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South Pacific Campaign Bypasses Defenses With Foot Soldier Tactics
Admiral William F. Halsey led a fast by passing campaign that neutralized island defenses without infantry assaults. By late 1943 the Bougainville victory and air campaigns at Rabaul and Kavieng left 50,000 to 70,000 Japanese on New Britain and Kavieng stranded while Emirau was seized. MacArthur praised Bougainville as a model for future warfare.
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Gajo Stanich 50 Dies of Injuries From Mine Fall
Gajo Stanich 50 died in a local hospital after injuries from a June 19 fall in a raise at Leonard mine. A native of Village Lika Yugoslavia born 1894, he moved to Butte in 1917 after living in Michigan. He worked as a clerk at American Mercantile before mining and was active in the Butte Miners union and Montenegrene Literary society No. 36 I W O No. 4005. He leaves sisters, uncles, aunts in Yugoslavia, cousins in Butte, and two godsons Walter and Theodore Medan.
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Theodore Medan
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
New Attack Transports Under Construction in U S Shipyards
Washington reports a large fleet of new attack transports is under construction in American shipyards. Each vessel can land 1,000 men with tanks and heavy guns. Several hundred of these highly secret ships are planned to be built.
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