Chamber Adopts Study On Unemployment Stabilization
The United States Chamber of Commerce approves a final session resolution calling a special study into the possibilities of business and unemployment stabilization. The action occurs amid broader resolutions opposing higher federal taxes and government competition with business.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Federal Farm Board
Board of Directors
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
Soviet Troops Parade Across Major Cities In May Day Display
Associated Press reports May Day shows quiet in America with scattered clashes abroad. In Havana, 1 to 3 killed and several wounded. Spain sees fatal confrontations as police clash with agitators. Germany records gunfire injuries in Ruhr and Berlin. Moscow marks the day with 30,000 soldiers and chants praising Stalin.
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Associated Press
America
Cuba
Spain
Germany
Havana
Methmann
Ruhr
Berlin
Moscow
Russia
Rebels Close On Santa Rosa City In Honduras
Rebels led by Gen. Gregorio Ferrera pushed toward Santa Rosa a strategic commercial city near the Guatemalan border. Government troops rushed from San Pedro Sula to aid the garrison, hoping to prevent capture as insurgents increased raids over the past two weeks.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Santa Rosa
Gregorio Ferrera
Guatemalan
San Pedro Sula
Ferrera
DO-X Makes Another Hop on Long-Delayed South America Flight
The Dornier DO-X, Germany's largest seaplane, anchored safely in Rio de Oro on the west coast of Africa, one leg closer to South America on its transatlantic journey begun last winter. After tuning motors in Gando bay, it lifted off and headed south as a cheering crowd watched.
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South America
Las Palmas
Canary Island
Germany
Rio de Oro
Africa
Gando Bay
Montana voters hear debenture measure on gas tax revenues
A Montana radio evening program and Monday night event will present arguments for referendum No. 35. Arthur Kemper speaks tonight followed by James H. Rowe on Monday at 6:40. Dee J. McGonigle’s broadcast explained the highway commission's aims and cited Governor Erickson in support of statewide benefits.
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Dee McGonigle
Arthur Kemper
J. H. Rowe
Montana
James H. Rowe
Dee J
McGonigle
State Highway Commission
Erickson
American flyers reach Haiti port after Miami flight
Port au Prince Haiti May 1 Three American aviators Hugh Herndon Jr Clyde Pangborn and Captain Lewis Yancey landed at 3 30 p m after a blind flight from Miami they planned to stay the night and resume their leg to Porto Rico early tomorrow.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Hugh Herndon Jr
Clyde Pangborn
Lewis Yancey
Miami
Fla
Porto Rico
Bedouins clash for water leaves 80 dead or wounded
London May 1 The Herald Jerusalem correspondent reports that more than 80 people were killed or wounded in a fierce fight between Bedouins and others for water around a desert well. The exact location was not determined. Motorists traveling to Damascus from Southern Iraq provided the report as drought thinned thirsting natives.
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London
the Herald
Jerusalem
Damascus
Iraq
Syria
Arabia
National Parks Airways to double mail and passenger service
President A. L. Frank announced in Butte that National Parks Airways will double its mail plane service between Salt Lake City and Great Falls via Butte starting May 15. The plan greatly increases air miles to about 2100 daily, with new round trips and improved connections for travelers in the intermountain region.
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A. L. Frank
The
National Parks Airways
Butte
Salt Lake City
Great Falls
Aviation
Intermountain
National Parks
Frank
Man stabbed in throat and face after altercation
John Kite, resident of 428 Fast Broadway, was stabbed nine times in the throat and face during a late night altercation at Ed Carlson's home on Jay Street. Carlson admitted the stabbing and is held on an assault charge. Kite received treatment at St James Hospital and was released.
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John Kite
Fast Broadway
Ed Carlson
Jay Street
Carlson
Kito
St. James Hospital
Radio Fans Toast First Television Wedding in Gotham
Frank Duvall and Grayce Jones wed before microphone and televiewer in New York as WGBS W2XCR broadcast the ceremony. Dr A E Keikwin officiated at the first television nuptials with Hope Hampton as maid of honor and the Jenkins Television Laboratories engineer groom.
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Gotham
New York
Frank Duvall
Grayce Jones
A. Edwin Keikwin
West End
New Sound and
WGBS
W2xcr
D. E. Replogle
Jenkins Television Laboratories
Passiac
N. J
8. Kappel
Newark
Hope Hampton
Jenkins
Butte Central Hosts Third Annual Invitational Track Meet
About 90 athletes from eight mining district high schools compete at Clark Park in Butte this afternoon. Butte High seeks a third straight zone title with strong entries, facing tough teams from Whitehall Three Forks Drummond and other local schools. Final last year had Butte 6644, Anaconda 19, Deer Lodge 1744, Dillon 15, Butte Central 11.
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Butte
Montana
Butte Central High
Clark Park
Butte High
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Butte Central
Whitehall
Three Forks
Drummond
Mayor selects Eleanor Horgan for librarian post
Eleanor Horgan will be city librarian and William Reome city electrician under the incoming administration of Mayor elect Archie McTaggart. The slate includes Judge Edwin Lamb city attorney and Pat O Neill city clerk. McTaggart takes office Monday noon with a new council to meet that evening. The current council will adjourn sine die.
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Eleanor Horgan
William H. Reome
Reeme
McTaggart
Board of Aldermen
Montana Weekend Forecast Calls Unsettled Showers
The Montana forecast shows unsettled weather for Saturday and Sunday with cooler temperatures, especially in the western portion. Rain chances increase Saturday with a cooler back end to the weekend.
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Montana
Rev P A Fair of Helena Dies of Heart Failure
Rev P A Fair a longtime Helena pastor and 30 year superintendent of home missions for Montana's Lutheran Augustana Synod died of a heart attack in St Peter's Episcopal hospital after a period of declining health He was born July 27 1860 in Andover Illinois and graduated from Augustana College and its theological seminary in Rock Island Illinois
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P. A. Fair
Helena
Lutheran Church In
Montana
Lutheran Augustana Synod
St. Peter's Episcopal Hospital
Rev. Fair
Andover
Ill
Augustana College
Rock Island
Til
Theological
Edward Hoffenbrodel Found Dead in Butte Room
Edward Hoffenbrodel, 79, long time Butte resident and noted machinist, was found dead yesterday afternoon in his room at 223 South Main street Harris block. Coroner Mike Duff said death appeared natural. an inquest is planned for next week. Hoffenbrodel had traveled widely across the North and beyond.
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Edward Hoffenbrodel
Butte
Harris Block
South Main Street
Mike Duff
Hoffenbrodel
North
Martial Law Expected Over Portugal After May Day Uprising
Lisbon darkened by fear as cabinet members fled to barracks after a May day bombing. Troops guarded strategic points and armored cars patrolled streets amid calls for martial law and a feared revolutionary outbreak. Public focus shifted to Madeira Islands amid national unrest.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Portugal
Oscar Carmona
Third Artillery Regiment
Madeira Islands
Move for Swift Justice Halted in Chicago Case
Chicago May 1 1947 relatives intervene just as Frank Jordan was about to enter his plea for killing Policeman Anthony Ruby. Bound over by a coroner's jury seven hours after Ruthy was shot at Michigan Boulevard and Randolph, Jordan faced a continuance to May 5 after an attorney retained by relatives secured the delay.
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Chicago
Frank Jordan
Anthony Ruby
Jordan
Ruthy
Michigan Boulevard
Randolph Street
Butte High School Opens National Honor Society Branch
For the first time in its history Butte high school becomes home to a branch of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. Prof. Scott Fries announced the establishment yesterday and the new organization starts with 26 members. Officers are Leo Maney president Mayme Bertoglio vice president Marian Warner secretary. Additional members include Gene Boyle Egbert Fischer Emily Foster Helen Fredericks Cornelius Glachetti Tom Graham Virginia Hancock Hortense Hannifin Henry Ludendorff Kenneth Rhode Barbara Thomas Spencer Thompson Alex Blewett Clifford Wendel Dorothy Matthews and others.
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Butte High School
National Honorary Society of Secondary Schools
Scott Fries
Fries
New Society
Leo Maney
Mayme Bertoglio
Marian Warner
Gene Boyle
Egbert Fischer
Emily Foster
Helen Fredericks
Cornelius Glachetti
Tom Graham
Virginia Hancock
Hortense Hannifin
Henry Ludendorff
Kenneth Rhode
Barbara Thomas
Spencer Thompson
Alex Blewett
Clifford Wendel
Dorothy Matthews
A Hoffner
Glen Carley
Margaret
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