Melrose Graduation Highlights School Civic Spirit
Melrose eighth grade graduates Patsy Streb Gertrude Roberts and James Bighorn received diplomas as the Melrose school held a Wednesday commencement in the auditorium. The program featured primary and intermediate performances and a speech by John T. Mullany.
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Melrose School
Patsy Streb
Gertrude Roberts
James Bighorn
Karen Hull
Joan
Kent Connor
Claudine Dodgson
Nancy Sue Dodgson
Tom Connor
Wayne Meeds
Victor Malloy
Francis Malloy
Janet Norris
Danny Pendergast
Gertrude Rioberts
Goldie Wertz
Hazel Benson
Butte
Billings
Missoula
Hazel
Melrose High School
Kipling
Albert Streb
Riverside
Iowa
Elizabeth Mellecker
Frank Schulz
Lower Big Hole
Bob Poe
Union Pacific Water Service
Melrose
Lima
Lawrence Gerrety
Divide
Frank Gordon
Raymond Gransbury
Reichle
Frances Stephens
Beaverhead County High School
Nancy
Leah
Bill Bryan
Glendale
L. D. Forman
Bob
Salt Lake City
Hecla
Don Demmons
Arlene
Dillon
Lower
Big Hole
Lulu Maddox
Elsie Longley
Examination for Candidates to Be Monday July 21
Sen. Zales N. Ecton announced the Civil Service commission will hold its annual congressional examination for prospective candidates to the U S military and naval academies on Monday July 21 1947. He will select nominees for the 1948 classes.
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Washington,d. C
Zales N. Ecton
Civil Service Commission
U. S
Ecton
Senator Outlines Academy Exam Details for Young Applicants
The senator urged interested boys to write his Washington office by June 12. Eligible service members may take the exam under their commanding officers. Naval academy candidates must be 17 to 21 by April 1. military academy 17 to 21 or 24 for those with wartime service. Civil Service exam screens for academy eligibility. selected youths still face standard academy tests and physicals.
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Washington
Naval Academy
Military Academy
U. S
Ecton
Montana Supreme Court Reviews Lunch Hour Injury Case
The Anaconda Copper Mining company appeals a Deer Lodge district court ruling that Kenneth Geary of Anaconda receive $18 weekly for 120 weeks after losing an eye when a ball struck his glasses during a noon hour handball game at the Anaconda Reduction Works on August 29 1944. The case centers on employer responsibility for safety during lunch hour.
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Helena
Montana Supreme Court
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
State High Court
Deer Lodge District Court
Kenneth Geary
Anaconda
Geary
Montana to permit 150 mile horse race to Miles City
Sup C L Sheridan of the Montana Highway Patrol says the 150 mile Billings to Miles City race can proceed starting June 22 with officers at each end to warn motorists and horses wearing rubber shoes to protect the highway surface. The race is a feature of the event.
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Helena
Billings-to
Miles City
Montana Highway Patrol
Sup. C
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Manhattan
Perfect Housewife Institute
Melrose Marguerite Lamarche
Agnes Reid
Wilda Casey
Garnett Casey
Percy Vance
Ray Lewis
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Garrison
Shirley Lively
Lee Stohr
Leana
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John Maclver
Pendergast Ranch
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Frank O’keefe
Lloyd Belden
Joan Smith
Jack O’brien
Alder
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Johnny Reynolds
Highland Area
Don Cameron
John Becky
Phil Rowe
Kenneth Hull
Trapper Creek
Kalsta Ranch
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Bernard Hoffman
Whitehall
Art Korn
Buck Rodgers
Sheridan
U. S. Highway 10
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Chicago Int International
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AME
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Angus Sale
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Mont
Conoco
Continental Oil Co
Bramsman
East
Laurel
Campbell Calvert
Outlook
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Clark
Lewis and Clark Fame
Joseph
Yellowstone
Sturgis
Fuorence Pacific
Urél
N.P.R.R
Browning
John E. Davies
Blackfeet
Richard Sanderville
Cook
Bureau of Indian Affairs
J. H. Sherburne
Museum of the Plains Indians
Great Northern Railway
East Entrance
Glacier National Park
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