Guernsey Receives Unexpected German Air Raid
A Guernsey Evening Press report from St. Peter Port details a late June German air raid on Guernsey. Three Dornier bombers attacked for about 50 minutes, hitting a quay line of tomato trucks and destroying ships nearby while firing on civilians. Residents describe evacuation, injuries, and shock as they faced the first wartime bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Evening Press
ST. Peter Port
Island of Guernsey
W.P
London
Guernsey
England
Picnic and hospital news headline from Walkerville
Mrs Garfield Davis and infant son return home from St James hospital at 1411 B street Walkerville The Silver Bow temple Pythian Sisters held their annual outdoor fair picnic at Columbia Gardens with many attendees The Busy Bee Girls Garden club met at 424 West Quartz street with activities and refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Davis
B Street
Walkerville
St. James Hospital
Silver Bow Temple
Pythian Sisters
Columbia Gardens
Annie Menhennet
Joseph Sanders
Percy Clark
Willa Rowe
Edward Penney
Sarah Trevithick
Leo Richards
Joseph Medvit
Florence Gerry
Assunta Marchi
Susie Pas
Busy Bee Girls
Pigeons To Start Race Across Country From Butte Depot
More than 500 homing pigeons will depart from the Northern Pacific depot in Butte at five this morning. Owned by pigeon clubs from Seattle Everett Tacoma and Portland the birds are released to race home with prizes for the first to reach their finish lines. Expected flight time ranges 10 to 11 hours with observers invited to watch as the flock circles south of Butte before climbing for the long crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Northern Pacific
West Coast
Seattle
Everett
Tacoma
Portland
Express
W. A. Lewis
Railway Express Agency
Big Butte
South Butte
William Connors Rites Held In Sacred Heart Church
Funeral services for William P. Connors were held yesterday morning at Sacred Heart church with Rev. John Sheehan as celebrant. He died Sunday at his home on East Broadway after 25 years in Butte. burial followed at Holy Cross cemetery.
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William P. Connors
Sacred Heart Church
John Sheehan
Holy Cross Cemetery
Mr. Connors
East Broadway
Butte
Scottish inventor Patterson buys air shelter he made
London June 28 William Patterson the Scottish engineer who designed a proven air raid shelter learned he could not buy one for himself. Production was halted after 2 300 000 shelters had been distributed.
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London
William Patterson
Boy 13 Lost in Hills Is Found Safe
Henry Lappin a 13 year old of 1102 West Galena street was reported missing Thursday while fishing in Wise river country. A search led by Forest Ranger L O Peck and Sheriff Paul Temple found him about 10 am, safe. He said he walked in a circle and slept poorly, then continued until he was found. He caught two fish for his parents and attends Immaculate Conception school.
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Henry Lappin
West
Galena Street
Wise River
F. Lappin
L. O. Peck
Paul Temple
Dillon
Murl Gidel
M. H. Gidel
West Mercury Street
Jack Layne
L. M. Layne
West Park Street
Young Gidel
Layne
Lappin
Butte
OCC
Immaculate Conception School
Westland into final of Pacific Northwest golf chase
Seattle June 28 defending champion Jack Westland reached the finals of the Pacific Northwest amateur golf championship and will seek a third straight title in a 36 hole match against former champion Harry Givan of Seattle tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Jack Westland
Harry Givan
Widener's Eighty Thirty Returns for Brooklyn Handicap
New York June 28. George D. Widener's Eighty Thirty, top East handicap horse this spring, returns to race tomorrow in the $20,000 added Brooklyn handicap at Aqueduct. A planned clash with Challedon will not unfold for the faithful.
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New York
George D. Widener
East
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Challedon
Five Hurt as Two Cars Collide at City Intersections
Five persons were taken to St. James hospital after a crash at Texas and Grand streets last evening. Drivers were John Calcute and Andrew Simich, with multiple family members in both vehicles, all but one occupant admitted for evaluation before being dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Hospital
Texas
Grand Streets
John Calcute
East Curtis Street
Andrew Simich
Fast Park Street
Calcute
Simich
Locust
Garfield Streets
Earl Dean
Columbia Gardens
Olga Motsch
Richardson Street
Henry Motsch
Murray Hospital
Dean
Matsch
Garfield
JUUUT Leaders Training Starts
A Boy Scout leaders training course opened last night at Camp Lowlands and runs until tomorrow afternoon. Delegates from Butte Anaconda Kalispell Missoula Helena and Great Falls attend with Walter Whidden and Robert Hayes of Portland heading the program. The training aims to boost leader skill and camping access and marks the national council’s first year offering such courses to local councils.
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Camp Lowlands
North Central
Western
Montana
Silver Bow
Butte
Anaconda
Kalispell
Missoula
Helena
Great Falls
Walter Whidden
Roberty Hayes
Portland
Butte Briefs On Hospital Admissions And Births
Yesterday at St James hospital new admissions included Mrs George Auberton Mrs Fannie Gordon John Drant Mrs Gilbert Nistler John Riehm Raymond P Holland and others Dismissals included Mrs Lawrence Netzner and infant son Mrs Charles Dunn and infant son and Mrs Frank Sweet and infant daughter A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Vivian A Burr and a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs John Chebul A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Farnum Mayo The notice also reminds policyholders of Mutual Benefit Health and Accident to pay July 1 premium early
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John Chebul
East
Galena Street
St. James Hospital
George Auberton
East Broadway
Fannie Gordon
Utah
John Drant
West Silver
Gilbert Nistler
North Main
John Riehm
North Washington
Raymond P. Holland
West Galena
Lawrence Netzner
Florence
Charles Dunn
West Copper
Frank Sweet
H. Des Rosier
Whitehall
Joseph Lane
East Mercury
Vivian A. Burr
Harrison Avenue
Farnum Mayo
Twin Bridges
Mutual Benefit Health & Accident.association
Advy
Fire Extinguished on Upper Spring Hill Camp Grounds
A quarter acre fire on Upper Spring Hill camp grounds near Camp Anaconda was extinguished by Forester Charles Hardy and two CCC workers. District ranger Eric White reported the blaze, likely started by a careless smoker, the second smoker fire of the season, bringing Deer Lodge National Forest total fires to 10 with eight from lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Upper Spring Hill
Charles Hardy
CCC
Eric White
Deer Lodge National Forest
Runeberg Holds Special Meeting Tonight at Galena Hall
The Order of Runeberg convenes a special meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the hall at 627 East Galena street. A class of candidates will be initiated by the women's drill team with Elmer Gustafson, president, presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Runeberg
East
Galena Street
Elmer Gustafson
Merchants Plan Local Food Stamp Program Organizing Meeting
Wholesale and retail food dealers met to outline the food stamp plan and form a committee. A. J. Knievel was named chairman with A. D. Kennedy C. S. Youlden and local merchants to recruit dealers, print pamphlets, and prepare lists for operation expected by late July.
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Edwin C. Garwood
Helena
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Emmett P. O Brien
Thomas Merkle
Dan D. Sullivan
Harold O’braun
A. J. Knievel
A. D. Kennedy
C. S. Youlden
Dan Stefani
Charles Amos
H. B. Hirsh
Frank Reardon
B. Hildebrand
N. A. Bunch
E. L. Seccomb
M. R. Leslie
J. C. Kartchner
Garde Wood
First-aid Teams Prepare for Anaconda Contest Saturday
One hundred twenty trained men will compete in a first-aid contest sponsored by the Anaconda Copper Mining company tomorrow at Washoe park. Twenty teams from Anaconda Reduction works will vie for $1,000 in prizes with six members per team plus seven substitutes. Judges meet at 1:30 p.m. and the event draws officials from Montana and a large spectator crowd. Leo Kelly’s orchestra will perform during the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda Reduction Works
Washoe Park
A. C. M. Company
Montana
Leo Kelly
W. E. Mitchell
C. A. Lemmon
W. J. Needham
C. M. Carroll
A. C. Eccleston
Duncan MacDonald
Pastors narrow decision in Buffalo after 10 rounds
Bob Pastor won a slow 10 round decision over Charley Eagle of Waterbury in Buffalo drawing 4,500 fans. Pastor weighed 190 pounds to Eagles 187 as he chased another shot at world champion Joe Louis.
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Bufffalo
N. Y
Bob Pastor
Joe Louis
Charley Eagle
Waterbury
Lew Jenkins Served Papers in N Y Legal Action
In Ferndale New York on June 28 Lew Jenkins the lightweight champion was served with court papers regarding a civil action alleging his failure to meet obligations. The case centers on a dispute over contract or payment terms with unspecified parties. Jenkins faces a formal legal proceeding linked to the ongoing suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferndale, N. Y
Lew Jenkins
Montana Typographical Union convenes in Anaconda
Anaconda Montana June 28 arrangements for the Montana Typographical Union annual convention have been completed. About 35 delegates are expected to attend with sessions starting at 2 pm in the Mill and Smelter men's hall. John Russell presides and Frank Finnegan is slated to lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Montana Typographical Union
Frank Finnegan
John Russell
Anaconda Union
Finnegan
Resolutions Committee
Embassy Club
Mr. Russell
Ed_ Ericksen
Charles Shyrock
Albert East
Dick Henneberry
W. O. Ensign
Otto Sasman
Glenn Squires
M. Olson
Martin Scanlon
Elvin Poe
William McKee
Ray Ferrell
Ray Denton
C. B. Shryock
Ed Ericksen
Government publicity program reportedly arranged
New York June 28 The Editor and Publisher says aides of President Roosevelt moving in secrecy have proposed a publicity program to begin if war danger increases Lowell Mellett would be director of information under the plan The policy would centralize federal news through one office and curb bureau information The plan would place censorship under Mellett but exclude newspapers and protect press freedom The espionage laws could be used only in exceptional cases A FINN DRUNK BY MEASURE Ian Sillander 20 in Hendon England confessed drunkenness by Finnish standard but the case was dismissed
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New York
Roosevelt
Lowell Mellett
Washington Daily News
Office of Government Reports
Army
Navy
Armed Service
Central Distributing Agency
Mellett
Brooklyn Broadway Arena Fight With Young Jack Sharkey
A contracted bout to be staged at the Brooklyn Broadway arena pits Young Jack Sharkey against a rival challenger in an April boxing event. The card aims to draw fan interest and showcase rising talent in the light heavyweight division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Broadway Arena
Jack Sharkey
Serbian Colony Observes Vidov Dan Day
The Serbian colony of Butte and nearby cities will observe Vidov Dan to honor war dead and mark 500 years of Turkish rule. Mass at 10 near the Serbian Orthodox church features Rev Nikolai Dazgich and the Young American Serb choir, with an evening program and performances by local youths.
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Butte
Europe
United States
Nikolai Dazgich
Donna Lee O'Leary
Anaconda
Japan presses East Asia policy through radio address
Tokyo June 29 Foreign Minister Hachiro Arita will address the nation at 2 30 pm on the international situation and Japan position The radio talk replaces a planned Monroe doctrine declaration which the army opposed saying it would tie the empire hands Japan aims to lead East Asia and keep rivals outside the region while stressing friendship with Italy and Germany and non aggravation toward Britain the United States and France China policy targets Chiang Kai Shek and restoration of stable conditions through cooperation with Japan Britain may halt shipments to nationalist China via Burma and Hong Kong but will likely agree later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Thompson
Tokyo
Hachiro Arita
Japan
East Asia
Italy
Germany
Britain
United States
France
Mitsumasa Yonai
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Hong Kong
American steamer reported torpedoed but ID doubts linger
A Mackay Radio report claimed an American steamer 500 miles off Ireland was torpedoed, but conflicting identifications raised doubts. The Excalibur said the distressed ship was Edgehill, yet Lloyds lists no Edgehill and notes the Oremar, formerly Edgehill, in Baltimore. The Excalibur also cited a second hit on Empire Toucan. Separately, Tynwald plans work for injured ex servicemen and certain volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mackey Radio Tonight
United States Marine
Mackay
Excalibur
Edgehill
Lloyd's Registry
4 H enrollment grows in Powell and Deer Lodge counties
Powell and Deer Lodge counties report 116 boys and girls joined in 14 4-H clubs this first year. Members work on clothing sheep beef swine and poultry projects with six clothing clubs and eight agricultural clubs. A 4-H exhibit is planned for the Junior Fair in Deer Lodge September 14 and 15 with local workers already contributing. County agent F L Niven led the program with community directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Powell
F. L. Niven
Powell Counties
Unemployment Office Moves to Helena
William Harris Jr. announces the Deer Lodge Montana State Unemployment office will close July 1. Claimants are instructed to contact the Helena office for further service. The Deer Lodge office has operated for three years and was supported by Powell County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
William Harris Jr
Montana State Unemployment Office
Helena
Powell County
Escaped Prisoners Recalled to Jail in Montana
After a brief period of freedom Arthur Cole and Edwin John Bastian escaped from the Montana state penitentiary last week and were picked up in Polson yesterday and returned to Deer Lodge last night. William Coey and Bill Thompson of the prison staff made the trip to Polson to return the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Arthur Cole
Edwin John Bastian
Montana State Penitentiary
Polson
William Coey
Bill Thompson
Future Farmers to Return Home from Glacier Park Trip
Future Farmers and their adviser William Anderson with Kitchen Director O H Hartley will return today from an annual fishing and camping trip in Glacier Park. Twenty active and graduate Future Farmers attended this year’s excursion and the group is based in Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
William Anderson
O. H. Hartley
Glacier Park
Open Air Band Concert Planned Saturday Evening
Deer Lodge residents will enjoy the first open air band concert of the summer on the courthouse lawn at 7 15 oclock Saturday. The Community band makes its initial appearance directed by Stephen Niblack director of music in the local schools. The volunteer musicians have practiced for several weeks in preparation for the concert series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Stephen Niblack
Parole Board Officials Attend Boise Conference
Warden Theodore Bergstrom and Mrs Bergstrom with Emery Reuterdahl and Mrs Reuterdahl of Helena attend the western conference of the Parole and Probation association in Boise Idaho and expect to return within a day or so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Theodore Bergstrom
Bergstrom
Emery Reuterdahl
Reuterdahl
Helena
The
Parole and Probation Association
Boise
Idaho
Edward Pattie Dies After Illness at 58
Edward Pattie 58 a Minnesota native and longtime local miner died yesterday evening in a city hospital after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife Mrs Mary Pattie of 628 South Main street. His body is at the Day-Shea mortuary with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Edward Pattie
Minnesota
Sheriff Writes Script for Graf Spee Battle Film
Dramatist R. C. Sheriff author of Journey's End teams with Lord Strabolgi in London on a film script about the Battle of the River Plate in which the Graf Spee was sunk. He may invite George Bernard Shaw to read it after Shaw praised Journey's End.
Imported Rice Forces Tokyo Gas To Rethink Fuel Use
Tokyo Gas officials learned that imported foreign rice, used to alleviate Japan's rice shortage, demanded 75 percent more fuel for proper cooking than native rice, solving a long standing mystery about rising domestic gas consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo Gas Company
Japan
Action Filed In Court Involving City Collision Case
A suit for 15217 dollars was filed against the city by guardian John T. Goforth for injury to Montana Goforth aged 2 from a May 3 collision involving a city truck driven by George Baynes and a car driven by Margaret Wood at Harvard and Sherman streets. Rose Tate seeks separate maintenance and alimony of 75 dollars monthly from Eugene Tate. Estate matters approved sales: Annie Dotti, administratrix, sold property to Alex Delmoe for 15152.05. Ernest R Brisbin sold to E C Brisbin for 2000. Bond of administratrix in Margaret Sullivan estate raised from 200 to 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Goforth
John T. Goforth
Margaret Wood
George Baynes
Harvard
Sherman Streets
Rose Tate
Eugene Tate
Chicago
Peter G. Dotti
T. E. Downey
Annie Dotti
Alex Delmoe
Louis Graham
Dan Mooney
A. M. Abrahamson
Lilly Belle Moore
Ernest R. Brisbin
E. C. Brisbin
Margaret Sullivan
George W. Padbury Jr
Helena
Japan urges youth to stay in current jobs amid mobility concerns
Japanese officials warn young workers against frequent job changes and encourage career stability. They promote staying with employers to build skills and reduce instability in the labor market.
County budget process begins with department estimates
County departments must report estimated revenues and expenditures for the next fiscal year. Thomas J. Merkle states estimates are due by July 10, Addis A. McGrath will compile and present them by July 20, with a preliminary budget set by July 25. Public inspection runs July 25 to August 7, hearing August 7, and final figures and levy set August 12. Classification of the county to occur in a later, even-numbered year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Merkle
Board of County Commissioners
Addis A. McGrath
Merkle
Governor Ayers Asked to Speak at Treasure State Celebration
Miles J. O'Connor said Governor Roy E. Ayers, O. S. Warden of Great Falls, and Dr. A. L. Strand of Montana State College would be invited to address All Montana day in Livingston on July 2. about 25 000 people expected for the event and the 15th annual Livingston roundup to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Montana
Treasure State
Miles J. O'Connor
Roy E. Ayers
O. S. Warden
Great Falls
National Reclamation Association
A. L. Strand
Bozeman
Montana State College
O'Connor
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S. P. Martin
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William Connors
JUUUT
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Runeberg
Walter Kessler
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Salt Lake City
Mr. Needham
D. E. Lawlor
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Bureau of Safety
F. H. Denny
A. C. Richie
G. A. Dean
Recorders
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Robert J. Kovacich
Owen P. McNally
Robert M. Brophy
Michael J. Sestrich
Edward G. Daly
Kenneth N. Thomas
Richard B. Sanders
Clifford E. Wensley
Carl A. Sjogren
Walter L. Nelson
Michael P. McNelis
James A.geary
Clarence B. Harrington
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Theodore C. Munn
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Matthew K. Huskovich
Foundry
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Frank J. Ferguson
Richmond
Ken Overlin
Washington
California
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Brown
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al Hostak
National Boxing Association
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Finland
Silander
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Isle of Man
Ayers
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