Langer Wins Republican Nomination for U.S. Senate in North Dakota
William Langer defeats incumbent Lynn Frazier and Thomas Whelan to win the Republican nomination for U.S. senator in North Dakota with 51,217 votes to 42,523 and 38,061 for Whelan. He faces Democrat Charles Vogel, Fargo, in the general election. Lewis Orlady loses governor bid to Jack Patterson.
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Fargo
N. D
William Langer
North Dakota
United States
Lynn J. Frazier
Thomas Whelan
Langer
Frazier
Whelan
William Lemke
Asher L. Burkick
James D. Grenna
Walter Welford
Lemke
Burdick
Grenna
Welford
John Moses
C. P. Stone
Charles Vogel
EB. A. Johansson
Raub
Export-Import Bank Authorizes Credit to Argentina
The Export-Import Bank authorized a 20 million dollar credit to the government and Central bank of Argentina to finance purchase of U S industrial, construction and transportation materials. It is the bank's largest loan to a Latin American country besides a Brazil loan from the prior year. Jesse H. Jones noted war disruptions in European supply and said the loan is unrelated to a 1 billion dollar cartel plan under US consultation with other nations.
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Washington
Argentina
United States
Brazil
Jesse H. Jones
Jones
Uruguay
Graham Reports To Labor Federation At Miles City
Montana’s primary election law drew fire from James D. Graham president of the Montana State Federation of Labor in his Miles City address urging repeal or reform. He backed pensions for silicosis victims and stronger industrial hygiene to cut occupational diseases, pushed changes to workmen compensation, and criticized the federal wage and hour law.
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Miles City
Montana
James D. Graham
Montana State Federation of Labor
Graham
August Rosquist
Idaho Federation of Labor
R. Bailey Stortz
B. K. Wheeler
Margaret Nagle
Butte
Sky Small
Helena
Kalispell
Great Falls
Montana ranchers declared personal crisis reports
Two central Montana ranchers died by suicide, with John Haller 47 found hanging in a barn near Hobson Utica in Judith Basin and Robert Beattie 57 shot himself in a shed near Hilger. Lewistown dispatch notes both deaths occurred this morning and were ruled suicides.
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Lewistown
Montana
Bcd
John Haller
Harold Bodley
Hobson-Utica
Judith Basin
Robert Beattie
Hilger
Ee Roum Soros
Republican Platform Seeks End of Government Crop Control
The 1940 platform calls for ending government dominated production control while keeping farm subsidies temporarily until permanent policies ensure a profit price for farm goods. It criticizes New Deal parity goals and envisions a profit price via expanding industry and reducing unemployment. Also notes Haydock Tote Double result with Bachelor's Folly and Fool's Luck yielding a $1,145 dividend on a $2 stake.
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Philadelphia
Republican Party
New Deal
Haydock Park
England
Nazi barter deals with South American nations eyed
A well informed source says Nazi agents seek barter agreements with Argentina and Uruguay to supply Argentine foods for German rail electrification and hydro plants. They aim to weaken US South American ties and offset coal and oil shortages with overseas shipments.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Germany
Uruguay
United States
Baer vows to curb Galento rough play in upcoming bout
Ancel Hoffman, manager of Maxie Baer, threatens to pull Baer from Tuesday night’s Jersey City fight if Tony Galento uses illegal rough tactics. Hoffman vows Baer will fight by the rules and says he will forfeit the $2,500 guarantee if Galento fouls. He expects referee guidance from weigh-in, with Commissioner Abe Greene likely to reinforce.
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N. J
U.P
Anecil Hoffman
Maxie Baer
Jersey City
Tony Galento
Maxie
Maudlin Maxie
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Reno
Baer
Senor Uzcudun
Livermore Lothario
Hoffman
Galento
Lou Noya
Philadelphia
Antee
Abe Greene
Rain and Sun Proof Golf Slack Suit Trial at Old Point Comfort
A rain and sun proof slack suit designed for all weather golfers is tested at Old Point Comfort Virginia. The outfit promises full motion and ample protection without obstructing vision. The model is Ruth Smith.
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Old Point Comfort
Ruth Smith
Wheeler Urges Anti War Nominations and Non intervention
Senator Wheeler of Montana urged both major parties to nominate candidates with clear records to avoid influence by a small group in New York pushing for intervention in the European conflict. He cited a meeting that produced the William Allen White committee and warned against any nominee who attended. He reiterated opposition to the presidents wartime cabinet picks Henry L. Stimson and Frank Knox.
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Wheeler
D.-Mont
New York
William Allen White
Henry L. Stimson
Frank Knox
Navy
Oklahoma Cager Has Versatility
Oklahoma’s All-Big Six forward Jimmy McNatt showcased range by winning the university intramural sextathlon at Norman. He ran 100 yards in 10.0, threw 335 feet, high jumped 5 ft 4.5 in, drove 225 yards, swam 50 yards in 34.5, and made 45 of 50 free throws.
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Norman
Okla
Jimmy McNatt
Oklahoma
McNatt
Poster Threatened Fire Dance Night Ends in Blaze
A Belfast Plaza poster promising a bright dance night preceded a major fire that engulfed the Belfast dance hall, a billiard parlor, and shops. The blaze caused about 400000 dollars in damage and occurred just 200 yards from the city fire department headquarters.
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Belfast Plaza
Northern Ireland
Belfast
British Visitors to Bermuda Must Carry Passports
The British embassy announced that from July 8 all foreign visitors to Bermuda must be accompanied by a passport visited by an authorized British consular officer. British subjects are required to hold valid British passports.
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Washington
U.P
Bermuda
Great Britain
Embssy
West Point Graduate Lieut O'Brien Heads to Coast Artillery
Lieut John F O'Brien son of Mr and Mrs John O'Brien 1112 Waukesha will report to Fort MacArthur Calif for Coast Artillery duty on Sept 15 He visited Butte recently Miss Helena Thompson bequeathed house contents and 120000 to Workington England to support a museum and research into human diseases
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John O’brien
Waukesha
United States Military Academy
West Point
Butte
Fort MacArthur
Calif
Helena Thompson
Workington
England
United Spanish American War Veterans End Meeting
United Spanish American War Veterans and auxiliaries concluded their annual encampment in Billings and named Roundup as the 1941 convention site. Officers for the U S W V and its auxiliary were elected with delegates chosen for the Detroit national convention.
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Grand Army OF Republic End Meeting
Billings
Regis Framsham
Bozeman
L. W. Watson
W. H. Barnes
Havre
Sam Kellerman
Great Falls
Frank Ottis
Butte
Theo Watson
Auxiliary
Susie Bates
Kathryn Thompson
Anna Nugent
Miles City
Alice Wilcox
Bertha Stephens
Missoula
Margaret Paxton
Emma Brown
Anna Plenger
Pearl Morgan
Ottie Davies
Lydia Leathers
Livingston
Bates
Detroit
Fransham
Hilburn
Andrew Malum
Harry Slack
Montana Volunteer Veterans’ Association
W. R. van Orden
Robert Leavens
Stoddward
Editor forecasts more intensive Italian activity
Rome reports editor Virgino Gayda says Italy will join Germany in direct attacks on the British Isles and in broader cooperation against the British empire across multiple fronts. A separate note mentions a fictional detective in Cardiff named Sherlock Holmes of New South Wales, whose house has been robbed three times.
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Rome
U.R
Germany
British Isles
Giornale D'Italia Today
Virginio Gayda
Italy
British Empire
England
Gayda
Sherlock Holmes
Cardiff
New South Wales
State Water Board Seeks Bids On Garfield Dam Repair
The state water conservation board will advertise for bids on a $75,000 repair job for the big dry dam in Garfield county. Bids open July 12 with work starting soon after. The project includes rebuilding the $140,000 conservation unit damaged in February 1939 and constructing an auxiliary spillway.
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Helena
State Water Conservation Board
Garfield County
Roy FE. Ayers
Ex-Butte Labor Organizer Kills Woman and Self
In Hardin on June 26 Marie Leeland, 34, was fatally shot in a local tavern by Mike Blackie Halco, 47, who then killed himself. Halco, once a Butte labor organizer, allegedly accused Leeland of robbing him in Billings years ago. a stray shot wounded a Gillette sheep shearer, Brown, but he was not seriously injured.
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Hardin
Marie Leeland
Mike
Blackie) Halco
Brooks
Halco
Butte
Leeland
Billings
Wyo
Brown
Cars collide on Harrison avenue injure none
Sheriff deputies report two vehicles driven by W. R. Morris of 1310 West Gold street and Len Andres of 512 East Broadway collided in the 3000 block of Harrison avenue last night. Both cars were damaged and no occupants were hurt.
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W. R. Morris
West
Gold Street
Len Andres
Broadway
Harrison Avenue
Egyptian residents depart Rome after Italy Egypt cut
Egyptian residents in Rome including diplomats journalists and businessmen depart for Egypt by special train after severance of diplomatic relations between Egypt and Italy. They were seen off by foreign office officials.
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Rome
U.P
Egypt
Italy
Foreign Office
Weygand Calls for Discipline and Confidence in Government
War Minister Gen Maxime Weygand issues an army order urging strict discipline and unwavering trust in the government after a recent setback. He praises military virtue, honors past glory, and calls for unity, renewal of the nation, and loyalty to the future leadership of France.
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Bordeaux
U.P
Maxime Weygand
Tiny
France
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