Argentine Beef for U S Navy is Prohibited
A broad report outlines a wave of strife in the Holy Land with 175000 Jews demonstrating against British plans for an independent Arab ruled Palestine. Jerusalem reports about 100 casualties and Tel Aviv 40 with many policemen wounded while Europe sees Polish German talks.
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Associated Press
Holy Land
Palestine
Europe
Poland
Germany
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
London
House of Commons
Warsaw
Berlin
Gazeta Polska
Pomorze
Spain
Un-American Activities Probed Over Anti-Semitic Campaign
Washington May 18 The House committee on un American activities said it has evidence of a coordinated anti Semitic campaign in the United States with ties to Maj Gen George Van Horn Moseley retired The panel read letters alleged to be from Moseley to a New York National Guard officer and a reserve captain warning that Jews would be blamed and calling for removal of influence The activity reportedly involved mailings to Army reserve officers and American Legion officials and discussions at an exclusive New York club detailing predicted events such as fleet movements.
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Washington
Dies
D.-Texas
House Committee On un-American Activities
United States
George van Horn Moseley
Moseley
Fifth Corps
New York National Guard
America
Army Reserve
American Legion
New York
Atlantic
Pacific
Dies Said
Peace Recovery Program Urged On Republicans
Senator Styles Bridges urged Republicans to adopt a peace and recovery program and suggested borrowing Lincoln era planks. He joined John Hamilton of the RNC in a banquet address at Wigwam site, warning against drift toward economic chaos and half measures.
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Chicago
Styles Bridges
Rep.n. H
John Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Abraham Lincoln
Wigwam
Lincoln
Hamilton
Roosevelt
Buchanan
Republican Party
Abe
Bridges
Kiwanis International President Speaks at Butte Dinner
International Kiwanis president H G Hatfield addressed a packed Finlen hotel gathering, interpreting club aims as helping the underprivileged. He noted 2,927 clubs with 103,411 members in the U S and Canada and cited Spokane’s 28 homes for widows and children. Brake-testing by district patrols found about 2 of 100 cars in Butte with defective brakes and 50 drivers arrested from 2,400 examined, with tests to cover Anaconda and beyond.
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Butte
District High
H. G. Hatfield
Kiwanis
Finlen Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Montana
Great Falls
Helena
Livingston
Hatfield
Oklahoma City
Board of Regents
University of Oklahoma
Spokane Club
United States
Canada
WPA appoints Montana deputy administrator
Joseph E. Parker, state WPA administrator, announced Gregor M. MacMillan, regional engineer for Denver, will serve as deputy administrator in Montana. MacMillan, a native of Butte, replaces C. W. Fowler, reassigned to the Washington office.
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Gregor M. MacMillan
Denver
Montana
Works Progress Administration
Butte
WPA
C. W. Fowler
Washington
Joseph E. Parker
Parker
Senate approves naval appropriation bill with 45,000 ton battleships
The Senate passed a 773 million dollar naval appropriation by a 61 to 14 vote to fund two 45,000 ton battleships and 21 other ships, with a prohibition on Argentine canned beef purchases. Senators Byrnes Borah Connally defended and criticized naval build programs, while O Mahoney announced the bill's passage to Montana stockmen amid cattlemen opposition to foreign meat.
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Washington
Senate
House
Vandenberg R.-Mich
Byrnes
D.8. C
Naval
Navy
Japan
Borah
Idaho
Connally
Texas
United States
King
Utah
Appropriations Committee
Farmer-Laborite
Livingston
Midwest
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
O Mahoney
Wyo
F .E. Mullin
Denver
American National Livestock Association
Roosevelt
Hull
Senate of Naval
O'Mahoney
Wheeler and Murray
Montana
Adams
Colo
Scrugham
O’mahoney-Scrugham
Mollin
Government says business must do more to ease distress
W. Gibson Carey Jr, newly elected president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, told the Merchants Association of New York that government has done little to alleviate hardship. He warned against claims that business is on strike and warned industry does not seek war.
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New York
United States Chamber of Commerce
W. Gibson Carey, Jr
Merchants Association of New York
Butte Forms Centralized Welfare Unit
Formation of an eight member central council for Butte welfare agencies was approved at a district meeting. The group aims to coordinate services among public and private social welfare groups and study local needs to set policies. The council represents public welfare, health nursing, Butte Junior League, Catholic social services, veterans, service clubs, schools, and the Salvation Army. It will meet June 1 to begin planning.
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Butte
Butte Junior League
Catholic Social Service Bureaus
Veterans
Salvation Army
Central Council
Memorial Day Parade Plans Drafted by Committee
Details of the Memorial Day parade on May 30 were announced by committee members in charge of arrangements. Three divisions will comprise parade personnel with a lineup including the Police Department, City Fire Department, firemen on foot, Honorary Marshal Tom Bain, patriotic organization leaders, Butte High School band and Lincoln School drill team, Women’s Relief Corps, Grand Army of the Republic auxiliaries, veterans groups, miners’ union auxiliary drill team, Ellis’ drum corps, Boy Scouts, and Walkerville Fire Department.
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Pa- Trade
Andijolor
Butte Police Department
Fred Martin
City Fire Department
Tom Bainbridge
Butte High School
Lincoln School
Women’s Relief Corps
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
U. S. W. V. Auxiliary
Miners’ Union Auxiliary
Ellis
Walkerville Fire Department
Quints Bow To Royals Then Meet King and Queen
The Dionne quintuplets will bow to the King and Queen in Toronto next Monday. They are not being coached on what to say or do, as Dr Roy DeFoe says overtraining could make them self conscious. The children feel familiar with the royals via a large photograph at home.
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Callander
Ont
Dionne
Toronto
Roy DeFoe
Dr. DeFoe
Montana CNG Banquet to host NAM leaders next Wednesday
Montana business executives prepare for a two part event with the National Association of Manufacturers. A civic dinner at 6 30 pm at the Finlen hotel honors NAM officials and sponsors from the Chamber of Commerce. Howard Coonley will discuss Industry's Program and Walter Weisenburger will address Organizing for Recovery. A 2 15 pm meeting at the Finlen hotel involves Montana industry leaders.
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Montana Business Executives
National Association of Manufacturers
Finlen Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Howard Coonley
Walter B. Weisenburger
W. H. Hoover
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Chamber of Commerce Inter-Club Relations Committee
Montana
Associated Industries of Montana
George S. Martin
Earl W. Brown
Montana Weather: Partly Cloudy With Tstorms Friday Saturday
Partly cloudy Montana forecast with scattered showers or thunderstorms on Friday and Saturday. Friday will be warmer, Saturday cooler.
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Montana
Luminous Centerline Trials Begin on Montana Highways
Montana engineers test glowing centerlines by mixing tiny glass crystals into standard road paint. D A McKinnon says crystals reflect headlight beams like a spangle and embed in paint without extra labor. A three mile strip from west of Helena to MacDonald Pass is laid to test luminosity durability and economy.
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Montana
Helena
Montana Highway Department
D. A. McKinnon
McKinnon
MacDonald Pass
Lower House Approves River and Harbor Appropriation Bill
Washington May 18 A bill authorizing river and harbor projects nationwide at 83 728 100 dollars won House approval and was sent to the Senate Economy minded members had struck two proposals from the measure endorsed by the rivers commission Continued on Page 9 Col 5
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Washington
House
Senate
Annual Doll Buggy Parade in Butte Saturday
Bluebirds of the Camp Fire Girls stage their annual doll parade in Butte tomorrow at noon. Decorated doll buggies pass through the business district led by the Butte high school band and drum corps with a police escort. Prizes include a week at Camp L. O. Evans for first place, half a week for second, and a Bluebird tie and beret for third. Nine groups participate.
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Butte High School
Butte
Bluebirds
Camp Fire Girls’ Organization
Camp
L. O. Evans
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Quebec
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Legislative Council
Maurice Duplessis
State Patrol
Clarence LeSueur
le Sueur
Anaconda
Philipsburg
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Three Forks
Statt
Shaneseth
Livestock Association
Tina
W. G. Carey
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