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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1939

Page

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Germany and Italy seal 10 year Axis alliance

The Rome Berlin pact unites Germany and Italy in a 10 year military alliance signed in Berlin. Soviet Russia demands firmer terms from Britain and France before joining, while British policy planners prepare a three point plan to win Moscow, built on Geneva talks with Bonnet and Maisky.

Germany Italy Russia Associated Press Britain France Berlin Rome-Berlin Europe Viscount Halifax Chamberlain Moscow Geneva Halifax Bonnet Ivan Maisky London

Former Judge Manton Goes on Trial in Obstruction Case

Former United States circuit court judge Martin T. Manton faces trial as co defendants Fallon Davis and Lotsch plead guilty. Spector remains charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice while Cahill lays out government case in New York court.

New York Martin T. Manton United States Circuit Court William J. Fallon Manton Forrest W. Davis

Hamilton Denounces Religious Intolerance Before House Panel

Washington May 22. Chairman John D. M. Hamilton of the Republican National Committee denounced religious and racial intolerance before the House committee on un American activities and denied knowledge of alleged sponsors of an anti Semitic propaganda drive. The hearing probes a campaign said to oppose a supposed leftist plot to overthrow the government this summer.

Washington U.P John D. M. Hamilton Republican National Committee House Committee On un-American Activities Today Hamilton United States Kansas Gerald K. Winrod Campbell Nazi Germany Winrod

Rain boosts crops while roads suffer washouts

Montana meteorologists report heavy rainfall across the state with Butte leading at .88 inch and Conrad at .8. Warmth and clouds suggest better conditions for crops and range grass, but county roads remain slick and washed out, especially the upper Nine Mile and Four Mile highways.

Butte Conrad Montana W. E. Maughan Weather Bureau Helena Jack Healy

Two Armed Bandits Rob Visitor In Rain Storm

Mervin Garner, a Los Angeles salesman staying at a local hotel, was robbed at about 9 pm on Arizona street near Beery Auto Supply by two armed men. Garner told police he was targeted while hurrying to his hotel in the rain. The robbers fled with $37 as officers conduct an intensive search.

Mervin Garner Los Angeles Arizona Street Park and Broadway Beery Auto Supply Company Garner

Short Fast Financial Drive for Jubilee in Butte

Butte mobilizes for a nine day Little World’s Fair in July with a goal of 30 000 to stage a major Northwest show. A four day drive begins with 70 business leaders at Finlen hotel pledging support and seeking 5 000 more, after already securing 15 000 from individuals and firms.

Butte Northwest All Butters Finlen Hotel

Groups Sign Up for Treasure State Jubilee Pageant

Twenty five Butte organizations signaled plans to take part in the July Jubilee spectacle Bul l ion Bandits and Builders. About 50 people attended the Chamber of Commerce meeting where casting details were outlined for a 1200 member cast to perform July 1 to 4 at Butte High Stadium. Enrollment blanks were handed out and a June 1 meeting set for further signups.

Butte Chamber of Commerce Butte High Stadium Tom Vaughn Jerome H. Cargill

Roosevelt Defends New Deal Principles at Retail Forum

President Roosevelt denounced critics as radicals and defended administration objectives. He warned against repealing so called deterrent taxes and argued higher business taxes must replace lost revenue. He touted government spending and lending to maintain purchasing power as essential for future production and employment.

Washington Roosevelt National Forum

New Deal supporters and critics clash at federation meeting

Secretary Hopkins urged continuing New Deal social and economic reforms as Representative Martin pressed for revising New Deal laws and warned against early adjournment. Both sides praised the dialogue as they outlined visions for higher national income and stronger business ethics.

Washington New Deal Harry L. Hopkins WPA Martin R-Mass House Congress Hopkins

Central Arkansas hit by cyclone series

A series of cyclones struck central Arkansas causing heavy property damage and injuring at least four people. At the Cummings prison farm bar racks housing 200 dangerous prisoners were demolished though any fatalities or injuries there were not yet known.

Little Rock Ark APD Arkansas Cummings

Large Crowd Attends K of C Montana Convention

About 250 delegates and visitors gathered in Billings for the Montana state council Knights of Columbus opening sessions. Martin H. Carmody of New Haven, supreme knight, arrived for the sessions and will speak Tuesday morning. Officers are to be elected Tuesday afternoon.

Martin H. Carmody Billings Montana State Council of the Knights of Columbus New Haven

Copper market forces Steward mine closure

The Steward mine will close at end of the day shift due to copper production curtailment to match market demand. Anaconda Copper Mining Company officials cited a large, rising stockpile of refined copper from 99,576 tons in April 1937 to 332,513 tons as of April 1939, with about 700 workers affected.

Steward Anaconda Copper Mining Company

Reservations for Banquet Close Today at Noon

Reservations for the civic banquet tomorrow evening where National Association of Manufacturers officers will speak must be made before noon today. Reservations may be made at the Chamber of Commerce or through civic club secretaries. The NAM officers arrive in Butte at 8 15 tomorrow morning from Spokane and will visit Montana businessmen. An informal meeting at 2 15 in the Finlen hotel mezzanine is open to all interested, sponsored by the Associated Industries of Montana.

National Association of Manufacturers Chamber of Commerce Civic Clubs Howard Coonley Walter B. Weisenburger James A. Emery Butte Spokane Montana Anaconda Bozeman Helena Great Falls Missoula Finlen Hotel George S. Martin Associated Industries of Montana Earl W. Brown State Association Montana Re Anaconda Copper Mining Company

To Preside at Banquet WEATHER FORECAST

Montana forecast shows partly cloudy weather with Tuesday showers in the east and warmer temperatures on Wednesday.

Montana

Family of Bluebirds Make Home in Local Mail Box

The Postoffice Department and Charles Bessette host a summer family of bluebirds that nest inside the Bessette mailbox on East Lake street and Whiteway, south of Butte. William Jackson and rural carrier Jess Comstock observed the annual nesting during inspections, noting the birds occupy back of the box with ample space for mail and no trouble to residents or the mail carrier.

Tors Sam William Jackson Butte Jackson Jess Comstock Bessette Comstock Bessette Box East Lake Street Whiteway

Boys Central Graduation Set at Fox Theater Wednesday Night

Sixty two seniors at Boys Central high school will receive diplomas at graduation exercises tomorrow night at the Fox theater. Dr J J OConnor of Carroll college Helena will be the commencement speaker. The bishop of the diocese Most Rev Joseph M Gilmore of Helena will present diplomas. An entertainment program will precede the address and diploma presentation. Girls Central high school will hold Friday night graduation with 78 graduates and Dr Pat Kane as speaker.

Boys’ Central High School Fox Theater J. J. O’connor Carroll College Helena Joseph M

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