No Comment Column Debates Steel Expansion Amid Suez Tensions
Washington analysts discuss mobilization needs amid the Suez crisis. Three requirement types counter cold war, conventional, and high damage-war scenarios. Cabinet-tilting views from Treasury Secretary Humphrey favor accelerated amortization as a driving factor. Continued discussion hinted on page 4.
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Washington
Defense Mobilization Board
Treasury
Humphrey
House Committee
Right or Wrong by George M. Melton
Babe Didrickson death ends a storied athletic life and warm public tribute. The piece notes her courage facing cancer, her husband George Zaharias’ devotion, and the world’s reflection on her humanity beyond sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Melton
Babe Didrickson
George Zaharius
Babe
Rev Arthur Lord Ends St James Farewell Service
Rev Arthur Lord rector of St James Episcopal church led his farewell service on Sunday October 14 at 11 am He and his family move to Centralia Washington where he will preach at St Johns church The service included dedication of a new oak pulpit designed by Whitehouse Price DeNeef and Deeble of Spokane and matching the altar An earlier Corporate Communion for young people was held at 8 am followed by breakfast
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Arthur Lord
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Lord
Centralia
Wash
St. John’s Church
Poindexter
Whitehouse, Price, DeNeef and Deeble
Spokane
Ranch partner admits fatal hunting mistake in elk misidentification
Robert Frankfurter 39, of Broadus, told Sheriff MacDonald he mortally wounded Clarence G. Skaggs 32, also of Broadus, after mistaking him for an elk while tracking near May Creek on Tuesday morning. Skaggs, a mechanic, left a wife and two children. An autopsy and inquest were set for the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Frankfurter
Broadus
John MacDonald
Clarence G. Skaggs
MacDonald
Skaggs
Frankfurter
Carl M. Davis
C. G. Skaggs
Montana
May Creek
Ravalli County
Beaverhead Line
Big Hole Battle Grounds
Raymond. M. Schwartz
Bob Frankfurter
Mrs Richards Named Barrett Hospital Superintendent
Mrs. M Loreen Richards R N named new superintendent of Barrett hospital replacing prior administrator She and her two sons moved from Harlowton Richards trained at Michael Reese Hospital Chicago brings almost a decade of hospital administration experience Her sons Michael and Stephen attend Western Montana College of Education and Beaverhead County High School Public urged to cooperate with visiting hours 2 to 4 PM and 7 to 8 PM In September Barrett hospital admitted 57 patients and recorded eight births
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M. Loreen Richards
R. N
Barrett Hospital
Automatic Meters To Replace Manual Meters Here
Canton factory shipped two hundred thirty five automatic meters to replace the manually operated units recently installed. Police Chief Leo Williams learned from James Dunn that the meters were shipped October 5 and should arrive this week. A field service engineer will supervise the changeover after a month trial.
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Canton
Ohio
Leo Williams
James Dunn
Boise
Williams Wa
Rotary District Governor Visits Butte Club
Fred Emmett district governor of Rotary International visited the local club at its Monday meeting. Dr. Monger introduced Emmett and guests. Emmett noted Rotary in 99 countries unites to foster international understanding and peace and highlighted more than 2 million dollars spent on student fellowships sending graduates abroad as Rotary ambassadors of goodwill. Since 1947, 834 fellowships have been awarded in 61 countries for study in 40 nations, with four Montana collegians among recipients.
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Fred Emmett
Butte
Rotary International
Dr. Monger
Emmett
Gary Bishop
Rev
Jumper
Jim Megquier
Mr.Emmett
Rotary
Free World
Montana
Fund
Beaverhead Forest Records Largest Acreage Burned in Region 1
Beaverhead National Forest led Region 1 in fire by burned area with 1 225 acres across 28 fires, per Forest Service regional chief A E Spaulding. Custer followed with 835 acres from 84 fires. several forests reported no fires over one acre. Total region fires 1 101, area 3 112 acres through September. lightning caused 932 fires, man caused 169. Fire risk persists with dry spell. hunters urged to use safe campfires in October.
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Beaverhead Forest
Beaverhead National Forest
U. S Forest Service
A. E. Spaulding
Missoula
Forest Service
Beaverhead
Custer Forest
Clearwater
Deerlodge
Flathead
Kootenai
St. Joe
St. Joe Forests Had No Fires of One Acre In Size Or Larger, Mr. Spaulding
Lolo
Nezperce
Bitterroot
Custer
Helena
Gallatin
Coeur d'Alene
Kaniksu
Lewis & Clark
Colville
County Farm Bureau Elects Officers at Beaverhead Event
Beaverhead County Farm Bureau to hold annual meeting October 20 at Andrus hotel. Registration in the morning, business session at 10 a.m., banquet in the evening with Judge W W Lesley as main speaker. Nominating slate prepared by Desmond Barret and others.
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Beaverhead County Farm Bureau
Andrus
Roy ZeBarth
Jackson
Lee’s Steak House
Elmer Selway
Jean Harkness
ZeBarth
Norman Downing
W. W. Lesley
Bozeman
Dale E. Metlen
State Land Tract Included in East Bench Unit
The Montane Land Board approved adding about 15,800 acres of state land to the East Bench irrigation district in Beaverhead County near Dillon. The move, urged by area water users, is unanimous and includes a clause barring sale until project completion. The land feeds into the Clark Canyon reservoir Missouri Basin project, with about two thirds irrigable.
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Montana
East Bench
Democrats Plan County Rally In Dillon
Beaverhead county Democrats announce a rally at Dillon City Hall on Thursday night October 25 starting at 8 oclock. State candidates will discuss national and state campaign issues and a social hour with doughnuts and coffee will follow.
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Beaverhead County
Democrats
Dillon
Anna Blinn
Montana 4-H leaders convene in nine-county conference
The Montana 4-H leaders from nine southwest counties gathered for a two day meeting at Western Montana College in Dillon. Dale E. Metlen presided opening sessions with remarks from Mayor Phil Lovell and greetings from district vice president Mrs C E Collette. Morning speakers included Miss Geraldine Fenn Mrs Patricia Sias and Stanley Howard. A luncheon at the Andrus hotel followed then James Sargent explained record keeping as the afternoon split into four workshops. Continued on page 8.
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Montana
Dale E. Metlen
Beaverhead
4-H Council
Western Montana College
Phil J. Lovell
Dillon
E. Collette
Anaconda
Geraldine Fenn
Bozeman
Patricia Sias
Stanley Howard
Lewis and Clark
Broadwater
Andrus
James
Sargent
Lewis and Clark County
Mines Western Homecoming Highlights WMCE Party
Western Montana College of Education hosts its annual Homecoming with bonfire rally snack bar dance Friday night. Joe Dono han, Anaconda student body president, leads events. Alumni registration starts 10:30 a m Saturday at the residence hall under Prof Mary Emerick. Parade forms on Cornell street at noon.
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Western Montana College of Education
Joe Doohan
Mary B. Emerick
Cornell Street
Ballots Mailed for Chamber Board Election
Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce manager Marie Gibbons announced ten candidates on the nominating committee list to fill four board vacancies. Ballots mailed Monday October 15 with return due by October 25. Directors whose terms expire January 1, 1957 are Bruce Watters Leonard Mashino Dan Carpita and Dave Williams.
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Marie Gibbons
Beaverhead
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By James W. Douthat
St. James
Mrs. Richards
New Hospital
County Farm Bureau
Margaret Bryan
Glen
County Bureau
Farm Bureau
State Bureau
Dale Metlen
President ZeBarth
W. E. Fry
Wisdom
Grant
Mines - Western
WMCE
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