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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1939

Page

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Refugees Arrive Home From Europe Amid War Shipping News

Waterman steamer Wacosta halted for three hours off the Irish coast by a German submarine and searched before continuing from Glasgow to New York. Officials warned future noncompliance would invite fire. A U.S. commission and State Department were informed as American shipping shows resilience and expects months of war impact. More than 1,000 Americans reach home. hundreds more expected aboard Arandora Star and Vandyck.

New York Waterman Steamship Corporation Mobile Ala Wacosta Glasgow Waterman G. Self Waterman Company United States Maritime Commission State Department United States Europe North Atlantic

Anaconda Company Proposes Immediate Wage Increases

The Anaconda Copper Mining Company offers an immediate 75 cent daily wage rise across miners, smelters, shops and plants in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls with no 30 day copper price wait. New scales raise min and craft wages based on copper price bands improving wage security.

Anaconda Copper Mining Company Butte Anaconda Great Falls Anaconda Company Anaconda‘ Company

Anaconda Mines Propose Pay Increases Amid Copper Talks

The Anaconda company posted notices at all its Butte mines proposing higher daily wages across classifications as copper prices rise. The plan adds 50c to base pay when copper is above nine cents, with staged adjustments for price bands and a 25c per day rise for each 12c copper increase above 14.5c, under a two year contract. Similar notices were posted for smeltermen and other unions in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls.

Butte Anaconda Great Falls A. F. of L Ctollise Majority Anaconda Copper Mining Company Anaconda Company

Harvests of Grain Crops Outlook Bright in U S

Washington reports bountiful prospects for most grain crops with large surpluses from prior years. The Agriculture Department notes bigger yields for corn barley rye and hay among others, based on the crop reporting board's Sept 1 estimates with state production figures such as Nebraska corn 105 and 76 million bushels and Montana oats 140 and 19 million bushels.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Crop Reporting Board Nebraska Montana

War babies surge as speculative buying hits exchange

New York reports a fresh wave of speculative buying on the stock exchange with many issues rising from one to over ten dollars, signaling renewed public market interest. Steel mill activity hits 70.2 percent of capacity, the highest in two years, while wheat and cotton gain and hog prices slip. bonds follow stocks but high grade liens fall as investors seek higher yields.

New York Stock Exchange Iron and Steel Institute Chicago

The U S Is Neutral So Are We Sign

In Newark, New Jersey, September 11, patrons shift to neutrality amid talk of the European war. Tavernkeepers urge peace with signs declaring The U S is neutral so are we and ask patrons not to discuss the war on these premises to avoid fights and arguments.

Newark N. J U. S

Montana Red Cross Session Set for October 12 in Butte

The American Red Cross in Montana will hold a state meeting October 12 in Butte with 55 county chapters invited. James L. Fisher, national vice chairman, will speak and also address a Rotary luncheon. Proceedings will cover campaign plans and Red Cross relief efforts for war zone victims.

Montana American Red Cross Butte Silver Bow Jesse D. Newman James L. Fisher Washington, D. C United States Rotary Club Finlen Hotel Chamber of Commerce Red Cross

Butte Girls to Attend Catholic Press Meet in Spokane

Fifteen students from Girls Central high school will travel to Spokane for the first meeting of the Catholic Press association in the Northwest. The group will present a discussion on vitalizing Catholic news and includes Violet McNellis and Margaret Sheehy among others. The Centralite earned an All Catholic rating, scoring 2,860 of 3,000. The trip runs Oct 12 to Oct 15.

Central High School Catholic Press Association Northwest Spokane Central Centralite Violet McNellis The Margaret Sheehy Dorothy Driscoll Eloise Egan Mary Fenlon Barbara Forsell Sally Butler Ellen Dougherty Marie Mulcahy Mary Claire Parker Mary Powers Eileen Sullivan Rita Thomas Marie Toomey Rita Rose Thompson

Hunters Urged to Exercise Extreme Caution in Forests

Supervisor Charles A. Joy of Deer Lodge National Forest warned hunters to use extreme caution in forest areas next Sunday as brush and fuels remain pose-dry due to scant rainfall. He noted forest conditions are hazardous and the 10-day fire report shows fires this year far exceed 1938, with 65 fires to date.

Charles A. Joy Deer Lodge National Forest Joy Deer Lodge

Resistance Extends on All Fronts in Polish Fight

Poles hold a 24 mile pocket west of Warsaw with 50 000 to 60 000 trapped forces battling 30 000 to 35 000 Germans. Warsaw reports German retreat from suburbs as Polish resistance widens to all fronts. British troops land in France with advances on German territory. French moves northwest of Bitche reach four miles, four German towns captured. Warsaw radio vows final victory as German and Allied actions unfold across Europe.

Warsaw Lodz Associated Press Vistula San Poland France London Basel Switzerland Bitche

Standard Furnishes War Maps Of Europe In Montana Standard

The Montana Standard presents latest war maps of Europe on page 2 with maps of London and Paris. Readers are urged to clip and paste the maps on cardboard to track military and political maneuvers of European nations at war. Maps were prepared in New York by the Associated Press and rushed by airmail.

Montana Standard Europe London Paris New York Associated Press

Montana Weather: Showers Then Cooler Early Week

scattered showers in Montana give way to cooler air Tuesday with a transition to generally fair conditions Wednesday. residents should expect variable clouds and a noticeable drop in temperatures into midweek.

Montana

Eight Troops Added to Boy Scout Setup In Silver Bow

Clark Veatch, area commissioner, announced eight new Boy Scout troops and one Cub Scout pack have formed in the Silver Bow Area council in six months. New troops include 5 at Immaculate Conception parish, 6 at Monroe school, 8 at St Joseph parish, 9 at St John parish, 10 at St Ann parish, 11 at St Patrick parish, 27 at Longfellow school, 51 in Sheridan Alder district, with Troop masters Bart Riley Warner Van Hoose Robert Roscow William Corbitt Leo Dougherty A J Boyle Marlow Nelson Stanley Lukens. Cub Pack 2 forms at Harrison school. Local service clubs like Butte Kiwanis sponsor Troop 6. Active club plans a Greeley district troop.

Silver Bow Area Clark Veatch Butte Sheridan-Alder District Immaculate Conception Bart Riley Monroe School Warner van Hoose St. Joseph Parish Robert Roscow St. John Parish William Corbitt St. Ann Parish Leo Dougherty St. Patrick Parish A. J. Boyle Longfellow School Marlowe Nelson Sheridan-Alder Stanley Lukens Harrison School Veatch Butte Kiwanis Club Greeley

Monsignor Willging Feted At Dinner By Butte Clergy

Protestant ministers Catholic priests and a Jewish rabbi gathered for a complimentary dinner at the New Finlen to honor Monsignor J. C. Willging for his promotion to vicar general of the Helena Catholic diocese. Rev. Rowland Davenport organized the event and chaired the meeting with pastors rabbis and clergy from several denominations in attendance.

Monsignor Willging Butte New Finlen J. C. Willging Helena Rowland Davenport First Baptist Church Frederick T. Spencer M. M. English Emerson Harris Peter McDonald Joseph Gitin Thomas Ashworth Floyd E. Logee A. C. Caton L. E. Jones Rabbi Gitin Ashworth

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