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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1938

Page

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Biennial Meeting of Montana Women's Clubs Opens Here

More than 100 delegates arrived in Butte for the biennial Montana Federation of Women's Clubs convention. Sessions start at 9 o'clock in the Montana School of Mines gymnasium with state president Mrs. Gladys Knowles of Anaconda presiding.

Butte Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs Montana School of Mines Gladys Knowles Anaconda Curtis L. Wilson Montana School] of Mines T. J. Walsh Montana United States Federal Farm Bureau of Investigation W. H. Crane Lester J. Edgar Hoover Dolly Dean Burgess Helena Board of Directors School of Mines Minnie Tennis Francis A. Thomson

Roosevelt targets conservativ es in Maryland Georgia primaries

Maryland Democrats face a slate of party clashes as President Roosevelt’s push against conservatives unfolds in key primaries. He champions liberal candidates like Lewis while urging retirement of Tydings and George, with Magruder found guilty of attempting to sway votes for Lewis.

Washington U.P Maryland Roosevelt Georgia Barnesville Walter F. George Tydings Lewis Senate M. Hampton Magruder Internal Revenue Baltimore Magruder Coi

Britain warns Hitler on sudden invasion of Czechoslovakia

London reports a British warning to Hitler against any surprise move to annex the Sudetenland. Prime Minister Chamberlain told US Ambassador Kennedy Britain wants US support and will inform on Central Europe developments. The message suggests no threat but outlines potential consequences of invasion.

London U.P Great Britain Adolf Hitler Sudetenland Czechoslovakia Britain No. 10 Downing Street Neville Chamberlain United States Joseph P. Kennedy Kennedy Chamberlain Europe Hitler Czech Germany Neville Henderson Joachim von Ribbentrop Hermann W. Goering Baron Konstantin von Neurath

Defiant Challenge Thrown to Enemies of Germany

Edward W. Beatie reports a defiant challenge from German leaders to enemies abroad. The piece portrays a firm stance against Allied forces and emphasizes resolve within the German ranks amid escalating wartime tensions.

Germany

Hitler urges storm troopers for heavy fighting at Nuremberg

Hitler addresses 102000 Nazi units at a memorial, warning enemies of Germany and signaling possible action over Czechoslovakia. Across Europe leaders brace for his fateful speech that may signal peace or war as Britain cautions against sudden moves.

Nuremburg Germany Czechoslovakia Hermann W. Goering London U.P Europe Hitler Fuehrer Britain France Nuremberg Austria Great Britain der Fuehrer Eduard Benes Prague Herbert von Dircksen Reich

Train Crash Near Sparta Injures Dozen

In dense fog near Sparta Wisconsin the westbound Northwestern Limited rear ended the Victory Limited. Three people were hospitalized and 15 to 20 others suffered cuts and bruises. The trains paused at a trestle over Lemon Wire Creek where guards had posted after four days of heavy rain. Injured passengers were treated on site and later continued to St Paul as portions of both trains were joined.

Sparta Wis Northwestern Limited Northwestern Railroad Victory Limited Lemon Wire Creek St. Paul

Cousin of Britain's King Prince Arthur Dies in Sleep

London reports Prince Arthur of Connaught aged 55 major general in the British army died in his sleep at 3 30 a m from a longstanding gastric ailment. He was a cousin to King George VI and the Duke of Windsor and close friend and brother Mason. Buckingham Palace noted a possible visit by the former king to attend the funeral.

London Prince Arthur of Connaught George VI Duke of Windsor Masons Buckingham Palace United Press England

Delegates Return From Montana Democratic Convention

Delegates from Silver Bow county arrived home after the Montana state Democratic convention in Billings. About 500 party workers attended, with Arthur Lamey elected state central committee chairman. Present were Montana's U S senators, two congressmen, national committeeman O S Warden, and committeewoman Edith Battey. Butte's W T McCarthy and others also attended.

Silver Bow County Billings Arthur Lamey Havre State Central Committee Grover Cisel Montana United States O.S. Warden Great Falls Edith Battey

New St John’s Parochial School Dedicated In Butte

The dedication of St John the Evangelist Catholic school in Butte drew a large cross-section of the community and honored Rev Michael J Leonard for twenty years of fund raising and planning. Bishop Joseph M Gilmore led the ceremony, dedicating the building before the 11 o clock mass with the aid of city priests.

M. J. Leonard Lefty Joseph M. Gilmore St. John Parish Marlene Carrig Patricia O'Keefe Gilmore ST. John’s Parochial School Butte St. John the Evangelist Michael J. Leonard

University Banquet Set Tonight in Butte

A lively university banquet is planned for 6:30 tonight at the Finlen hotel to launch a fundraising drive for Montana University athletics. Speakers include Dr. Finlay Simmons university president, George P. Dahlberg head basketball coach, and football coach Douglas Fessenden.

Butte Finlen Montana University Finlay Simmons George P Jiggs) Dahlberg

James Roosevelt Operated On For Gastric Ulcer

James Roosevelt eldest son of the President underwent an operation at the Mayo clinic for a gastric ulcer. Physicians reported his condition as splendid and non malignant. The operation lasted about hour and forty five minutes at St Marys hospital with Dr H K Gray leading the surgery.

Rochester Minn James Roosevelt Mayo Clinic St. Mary's Hospital Stephen Early Roosevelt James Betsy

Three People Found Slain in Minnesota Farm Case

In Deep River Minnesota a 17 year old youth is hunted after the bodies of foster parents Matt Yama and wife and their 25 year old adopted daughter were found shot at their farm. A note tied to a pump said the killer was angered. A posse of 100 men searched a nearby wooded area.

Deep River Minn U.P Matt Yama Harry Yers

Montana Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy Next Two Days

Partly cloudy forecast for Montana with little temperature change expected on Monday and Tuesday. No precipitation noted and conditions remain dry across the region. Localities may see light winds and sun breaks during the two day period.

Montana

Insects Feed on Body of Youth Paralyzed in Fall

Hartsell McCain, 20, of Atkins, fell from a 30 foot cliff into a remote Arkansas canyon on September 2 and lay paralyzed for eight days while insects fed on him. He was found by Morland Dodson and taken to a farmhouse. Doctor J W Sexton said paralysis from back injury and that recovery was doubtful. McCain reportedly argued with Velmer Campbell before the fall.

Jasper Ark Hartsell McCain Atkins Here Arkansas McCain Morland Dodson Dodson J. W. Sexton Velmer Campbell

Mobilization Plans Rush by U S Army in Defense Drive

Washington reports the United States Army is accelerating mobilization planning for a military emergency. War Department strategists push defense volumes with a two phase plan named protective mobilization aimed at instant army marshal and large reserve stocks, financed by a 142 million dollar request.

Washington U.P United States Army War Department Congress Department Navy Department Navy Army

Britain Said To Be Making Proposals To Insure Peace

Paris report cites reliable sources that Britain seeks French consent to a plan ending the Czechoslovak crisis. The proposal would require Czechoslovakia to accept the April eight point Carlsbad program granting Sudeten Germans autonomy in a German administered district. It also mentions possible neutralization of Czechoslovakia under French interpretation of German influence. The plan, reportedly discussed by Sir Eric Phipps with Georges Bonnet, aims to induce Prague to accept terms.

Paris U.P Great Britain Carlsbad Czechoslovakia Sudeten

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