Missoula Spartans Capture Montana Class A Championship
Missoula Spartans defeated Billings Broncs 67 to 56 to win the Montana class A high school basketball title. Kalispell Braves topped Havre Blue Ponies 64 to 46 for third place. The win marks Missoula’s third class A crown in four years, with previous titles in 1946 and 1947.
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Missoula
Spartans
Billings Broncs
Montana
Ed Buzzetti
University City Preps
Kalispeli
Braves
Havre
Blue Ponies
Brovcs
Glasgow
Hardware
New Football Coach Ted Shipkey Named at Montana State
Ted Shipkey, born in Great Falls and raised in California, is introduced as the new Montana State University Grizzlies head football coach. A Stanford alumnus and former Los Angeles Dons end coach, he served as army major and coached at Sacramento Junior College Tempe State College and the University of New Mexico before MSU. His offenses emphasize a spread from the T system.
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Montana State University Grizzlies
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Shipkey
Jim
Ted
Great Falls
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Grizzly
Stanford
Los Angeles Dons
Army Air Corps
Sacramento Junior College
Tempe State College
Arizona
University of New Mexico
Glenn
Pop) Warner
Government Chrome Development Cost in Stillwater Complex
The Bureau of Mines disclosed that over 12 million dollars was spent by the government to develop chromite deposits in the Stillwater complex in Sweet Grass and Stillwater counties during 1939 1943. Operations by Anaconda Copper Mining Co as agent for the government began at the Benbow and Mont Sampson deposits in 1941, aiding domestic steel mills during World War II as foreign imports were cut off. Chromite production rose to 160120 tons in 1944, with ongoing metallurgical research to expand use of native ores.
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Bureau of Mines
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Sweet Grass
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Benbow
Mont-Sampson
Ohio’s navigable waterways power its chief industries
Ohio offers 430 miles of navigable Ohio River waterway 230 miles of lake frontage and 100 miles on the Muskingum river shaping its manufacturing mining and oil sectors. It highlights the state’s key economic interests driven by water access and resource sectors.
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Christian Science Sermon On Matter Read Across Faith
The Jesson sermon on Matter was read in all Christ Scientist churches on Sunday March 20. The golden text affirmed salvation comes from the Lord and not from hills or mountains. Psalms 93 4 and Jeremiah 3 23 were cited along with Eddy’s Science and Health defining Matter as an illusion of Spirit opposite.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Israel
Mary Baker Eddy
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