Governor Hoffman Seeks Delay in Hauptmann Case
Governor Harold Hoffman says he will delay Bruno Hauptmann’s execution if plausible evidence emerges. He notes detective Ellis Parker is pursuing leads and that Hauptmann’s death penalty could be reconsidered only via private review or new petition prior to any clemency action.
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Charges on file in Whitehall bank aid case
Halle December 6 two Boron youths Werbert Marrington and Tomnor Tannehill were charged with robbery of the Whitehall State bank. District Judge Lyman H. Ren nell granted leave to file the information. The pair were arrested in Boulder last week in the bank raid that left two youths unmasked and armed. $800 seized. Warringle and Tannehill are held in the Silver Bow county jail.
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Improvements For Student Union Building Ordered
Walah acting state director for the public works administration approved three extra work orders for Montana State University. The items include an electric organ front curtain and stage enhancements for the Student Union theater a safe and additional space for student rooms and other fixtures. Announcement was made by Acting President F C Scheuch. Installation planned for this month.
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Dana in Love and Rivalry at College Dance
Dana Westbrook returns from abroad to live with her unseen grandmother. Grandmother Cameron threatens to block Dana’s romance with Dr. Scott Stanley while Dana’s former flame Ronald Moore lingers in memory. Dana faces jealousy from Nancy and Paula as tensions rise at the College Club dance ahead of an uncertain future.
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How to Cut Down Traffic Accidents Insightful talk on prevention
Dr Sidney J Williams told the Highway Research board that current knowledge could save 10000 to 15000 lives yearly if applied. He cited defects of mind or body lack of skill and faulty attitude as causes and urged better automobile and highway design strict enforcement driver health and widespread foresight and caution.
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One Dead and Scores Hurt in Midwest Ice Storm
A winter ice storm left one person dead and many injured as rain cooled to near freezing and coated roads across Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota and parts of the Midwest. Skidding vehicles led to numerous accidents while heavy fog affected several North Dakota cities and air travel was disrupted.
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Deer Lodge Future Farmers Stage Big Poultry Show
Deer Lodge hosts the Future Farmers of America Poultry Show on December 11 featuring 190 birds from local exhibitors. The event includes diverse varieties such as Rhode Island Reds, Buff Australorps, Black Australorps, and Gold Wyandottes, with game birds from the state game farm on display if weather allows. Exhibits from Bozeman Missoula and Great Falls plus local poultrymen are expected. all displays must be in the city hall show room by 8 pm on December 11.
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Court Order Halts Utility Registration in SEC Case
In Willington Delaware a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order preventing Central Public Utility and its subsidiary Consolidated Electric and Gas from registering with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The order lasts until November 14 for a hearing on a preliminary injunction sought by Albert H. Pierce of Warrenton and Central Public Service stockholders alleging directors breached fiduciary duties by pursuing SEC registration.
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Warrenton
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Central Public Utility
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Why Women Are Not Successful In Business Declared
San Francisco December 6. Charl Williams of Washington DC, president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women, said in an interview that three failings hold women back in business. She cited poor preparation, unclear goals, and fear of venturing as key obstacles.
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Whitney niece of Supreme Court justice faces jail or fine
Charlotte Anne Whitney, niece of a former United States supreme court justice, must pay 2600 or serve 60 days in jail for falsely swearing to a communist section petition. She claimed political discrimination, while the judge noted political affiliations hold no bearing in the case. Whitney, elderly protest worker and longtime communist candidate, faced a prior pardon from a criminal syndicalism term. She is the niece of the late Justice Stephen J. Field.
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Stephen J. Field
Coroner jury rules Sundberg death unavoidable
In Butte on December 6 the coroner jury found Everett Sundberg 40 death from a crash on the Hulte-Anacondy highway near Nisster Sunday night was unavoidable. They absolved driver Angatelli of blame after hearing from witnesses including Ungaretti and McKittrick. Darit led the inquiry with Sundberg’s companion Smith. A second note reports a two year old named Eric Walker suffered scald injuries at Cottonwood dairy near Hardin.
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Child Burns Hand From Boiling Water Incident
A boy sustained a burn to his hand after his father, while plucking chickens, knocked over a bucket of boiling water. The accident occurred in the home and required attention from a caregiver or medical aid.
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