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November 1, 1945
The Herald News
Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
What is this article about?
John F. Gribble, county chairman of the Republican central committee, returned from Helena after attending a state meeting with national chairman Herbert Brownell Jr. He was accompanied by his wife, who continued to Spokane to visit relatives.
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JOHN F. GRIBBLE, CHAIRMAN GOP CENTRAL COMMITTEE ATTENDS STATE MEETING
John F. Gribble, county chairman of the Republican central committee returned last week end from Helena where he attended a meeting of the state and county Republican officers called there to meet with Herbert Brownell, Jr., national chairman. Mr. Brownell was the principal speaker at a banquet held in the Shrine Temple last Monday evening.
Mr. Gribble was accompanied to Helena by his wife who went on from there to Spokane for a few days visit with relatives.
John F. Gribble, county chairman of the Republican central committee returned last week end from Helena where he attended a meeting of the state and county Republican officers called there to meet with Herbert Brownell, Jr., national chairman. Mr. Brownell was the principal speaker at a banquet held in the Shrine Temple last Monday evening.
Mr. Gribble was accompanied to Helena by his wife who went on from there to Spokane for a few days visit with relatives.
What sub-type of article is it?
Political News
Meeting Attendance
What keywords are associated?
Republican Committee
State Meeting
Helena
Herbert Brownell
Gop Chairman
What entities or persons were involved?
John F. Gribble
Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Where did it happen?
Helena, Spokane
Story Details
Key Persons
John F. Gribble
Herbert Brownell, Jr.
Location
Helena, Spokane
Event Date
Last Week End, Last Monday Evening
Story Details
John F. Gribble attended a Republican state meeting in Helena to meet national chairman Herbert Brownell Jr., who spoke at a banquet; accompanied by his wife, who visited relatives in Spokane.