Hospital excavation plans advance for Chateau project
Chateau moves toward a rural hospital with federal aid. bids to be reviewed after blueprints and contracts finalize. Local labor urged. March 1 deadline tied to a $230 000 state allotment and matched federal funds.
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Films Shown and Wood Carvings Praised At Lions Meet
Chateau Lions Club heard movies on waste in Iwaber cuttings across the United States. Melvin Ham of Chateau High School was praised for students’ woodwork recently shown in J C Penny windows. Instructor Ham spoke briefly. several Lions plan to attend the Great Falls anniversary convention today.
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Enrollment record at MSU Music Department interest grows
A Montana State University music research project surveying cowboy songs from Miles City and Fort Benton areas gained notice in the New York Herald Tribune Education section and attracted national attention from Mademoiselle magazine. The team recorded Montana's pioneer songs with aging original musicians, creating a valuable historical record and linking university study with community needs.
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Falls Bisons Beat Teton County in Charity Game
Falls Bisons defeated Teton County cagers 66 to 43 in a benefit hoop contest at Great Falls. Gate receipts totaled 176 dollars for the March of Dimes. Choteau led early, Fairfield added 36, and Perry led the Bisons with 22 points.
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Trial of Daley Captors Opens in Yokohama
The report describes the start of the trial in Yokohama for Daley captors. It notes French clothing aid and American uniforms to avoid spy classification, and mentions underground help enabling a prolonged game of hide and seek with Japanese and locals during travel by car in civilian dress.
Tragic Night at Ple Tonan Outpost in Vietnam War Echoes
Survivors recount the Ple Tonan outpost siege on April 27 1945 two Americans killed Lieutenant Henry and nine Americans captured after Japanese forces surrounded the bamboo outpost near Dak Gla and Quang Nghai. Guards fled earlier allowing the group to reach Ple Tonan.
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Japanese Officers Charged Over Execution of Six Fliers
Confessions and affidavits implicate Ishizaki and Kataoka in the killings of six American fliers. The men were shot or bayoneted after being captured, tied to posts and left by a fire before repatriation, then buried in a common grave near Henry.
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