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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1948

Page

1

Justice Douglas to Be Speaker at Montana Bar Convention

Helena March 31 The Montara Bar Association announced that Associate Justice William Douglas of the U S Supreme Court will be the principal speaker at its annual convention in Helena August 26 28 The event is expected to draw Montana and out of state lawyers Bougias a Oregon native and former dean of Columbia Law School heads the list of other speakers including Alfred Vanderbilt Tappan Gregory Carl Rix and Carl McFarland in Washington D C

Helena William ©. Douglas United States Supreme Court Montara Bar Association Montana Bougias Oregon Columbia University Echao Federal Securities and Exchange Commission

Montana Rate Increases Authorized By Public Service Board

The Montana railroad public service commission approved revisions raising Montana Mountain States Telephone rates in several cities. Long distance charges rise five to ten cents per call up to a mile, with some residence rates unchanged in key towns. Billings shows several increases, while other cities see modest changes to one and two party business lines. A separate note reports Carl G. Countryman, a 74 year old New York poet, campaigning in Helena with a platform aimed at influencing the Republican convention.

Helena Arhel Sidney Cut Bank Billings Lowes Iiiitial Butte Creat Lowen Giyingston Miles City Havre Linwivtown Ma- Letus Coats Inn Moneton Montana Uruman New York Carl G. Countryman Nic White House Walker Philadelphia Catnillyman

3700 VA Loan Applications Approved in Montana

Helena reports 3700 veterans and Montana War Veterans Administration approved loans totaling 15 million dollars for homes farms or businesses. The VA guaranteed 7.007 million to protect lenders in case of borrower default. McKaughtlin urged veterans to seek competent legal and architectural advice before any property deal.

Helena Veterans’ Administration Veteran's Administration Nnn McKaughtlin Veterans' Administration

Second Kidnap Suspect Is in Billings Jail

BILLINGS March 81. A.M Clade Henry Wilbrout, one of two men charged with the kidnapping last September of James W. Onborne Jr., son of the mayor of Glendive, was in jail here Wednesday. Wilbrout arrived in Billings last day from Salt Lake City in custody of the United States Marshal Harris Eugene Burleson, second of the pair, was brought here last week. Both are under $10,000 bond. They will be arraigned in federal court sometime next month.

Billings Clade Henry Wilbrout James W. Onborne Jr Glendive Wiltrout Salt Lake Ciy United States Harris Eugene Burleson United States Attorney’s Office Houecd

Seed distribution begins for one-projected futrtel seed

Hybrid seed commercial aims to supply the Yellow Stone valley irrigated area. About seventy five by here are available. The Huntley branch station plans to distribute most seed through Hansen as interim superintendent reports.

Bozeman Moilfata Hansen Huntley Yellowstone Valley

Gen Meyer to Speak at Army Day Ceremony in Helena

Brig. Gen. J. D. Meyer of Fort Lewis Washington will be principal speaker at Army day eve ceremonies in Helena on Monday. Montana’s two living Medal of Honor recipients Leo Powers and Henry Schaner will be honored. Col. Charles Sheridan will present state scrolls. Post awards go to relatives of the late William W. Galt and Caverne Partish. Alfred Dougherty will read official citations.

Helena J. D. Meyer Fort Lewis Wash Montana Congress Socha Morlal Leo J. Powersiot Alder Henry Schaner Seabry Charles L. Sheridan State Highway Patrol William W. Galt Great Falls Caverne Partish Pahin Alfred Dougherty

Montana Oil Field to Be Reopened

Spokane report states Seap Creek oil field in Southern Montana will be reopened by Inland Empire Refineries with a projected reserve of 6 to 11 million barrels. Wasatch Oil’s Claude E. Peavy, tied to the payout, notes 14,000 barrels produced to end of February and expansion of field capacity. Refining will occur at Spokane plants.

Spokane Seap Creek Montana Inland Empire Refineries Tne Claude E. Peavy Salt Lake City Wednes Flag Peavy Montana Oil Conservation Board Wasatch Oil Company Inland Empire Spokane Corporation

Bozeman Attorney Seeks Judgeship

Bozeman attorney Maren Peterson, a former state representative and Gallatin County attorney, announced Wednesday his candidacy for nonpartisan nomination to become district judge of the 81st judicial district. Also in the race is Gallatin County Attorney W. W. Lessicy. Peterson filed his nominating petition in the secretary of state’s office Tuesday. he served three terms as county attorney and has held roles with the state attorney general and state highway commission.

Krelena Maren Mineat Peterson Boztmat Gallatin County N. A. Bolinger Fred Lay Montana Merah Gallatin W. W. Lessicy Secretary of State Bozaman Coutrol State Highway Commission

Attractive Bride’s Slaying Probed

New York reports on the strangling of Vera Lotito, a four months bride in a travel service business. Detectives say she disposed of most of her funds, valued at 2500 dollars, and would seek to learn who received the money. Her husband Robert, an insurance company executive, and friends were to be questioned.

New York Vera Lotito Ana Robert Eventtive

Two Women Slain by Knife-Wielders in Columbus

In Columbus Ohio on Wednesday two women were found slain by knife wielders. One victim about 40 was found stabbed in a downtown area near a hotel. the other, Mrs. Marcella Smilack 01, was killed at her East Side home. Mrs Sunflitk’s husband, a co-owner of Randolph Iran and Metal, discovered his wife slashed at the foot of basement stairs.

Columbaus Ohio Maren Patel Marcella Smilack Nolice

Franco May Create Spanish Premier in Spain cabinet shift

Reports from Madrid note Franco may reshuffle his cabinet and appoint a premier to head the government if Spain joins the European recovery program. Possible candidates include Esteban Bilbao and Alberto Martin Artajo, with Falangist factions competing for influence.

Alburn West Madrid Francisco Franco Spain United States House of Representatives House Senate Tinhhuet Franco Prenver Generalissimo Goverment Party Palange Espanola Bourton Esteban Bilbao Epiia Alberto Martin Aytgjo

Delegate Chosen for Girls' State from Potrell County

BEER LODGE March 31 Miss Ann Harris daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris 612 Milwaukee chosen by the American Legion auxiliary to represent Potrell county at Girls State in Billings June 18 to 18 Alternate is Gannie Cook daughter of Mrs Arthur Hite The auxiliary will send only one girl this year.

Beer Lodge Potrell County Billings American Legion Augillacy Annn Harris Frank Harris Milwaukee Harris Gannie Cook Arthur Hite

Louis Kiefer Wins Speaking Contest in Deer Lodge

Louis Kiefer won first honors in a public speaking contest sponsored by the Knights of Pythias lodge in Deer Lodge. Ray Fisher received second honors. Senator W B Keeley and Joe McElwain chaired. The event was held at the auditorium with open entry for high school students, and the winner earned $15.

Deer Lodge Louis Kiefer Deer Large Knights of Pythias Lodge Ray Fisher W. B. Keeley St. Itpash Ridter Norge Price Senator Keeley Joe McElwains Don Valston

Returns Home From Visit To West Coast Friends

Mrs Clara Josephson has returned from a visit with her daughter Mrs Dean F Lillis and family in Deer Lodge. She traveled via Oakland Medford Ore Tacoma and Ta coma meeting former Deer Lodge residents along the way.

Deer Lodge Clara Josephson Dean F. Lillis Lillis Oakland Galily Josephson Joseph Jorgenson Medford Ore Roy Kidn Tacoma Art Buchan D. P. Look Deer Loge

Hospital Notes Aids Readout Of Dockets Across Town

A jumble of patient notes lists admissions and discharges in several locales. Names include Murray Admired-Ewen Glath and John Kratofll with various addresses such as 409 Masko and 743 East. Other entries mention R J Daffy 1032 West Gold and Mrs. Sidney Osborne 1008 Lown, with many more tied to cities like Sheridan and Deer Lodge.

Murray Ewen Glath Masko Pat Collins Charles Murti Lafapelle Dominick Cadliglont Linda Anderson South Montana John Kratofll East Mercury Gove Borozon ST. James R. J. Daffy West Gold Sidney Osborne Lown William Lautman Chloe Yado Richard Wbecker Sheridan Ralph Hunter Silver Bow Homes Jacob Dauenhauer North Hubert Pitman Erst First Henry Martin Library DeWayne Donegan Galedovirg Edward Aha South Washington John Hen-nessy Warren Wesley Post East Granite Mabel Tyrrell Arizona Lua Lutes Harold Matala North Main Jalmer Katshe Sidney Shafer Oklahoma Zetty Hassen Benadway Antone Jesenka Wyoming

Palestine Train Wrecked Near Haifa Kills Forty

Official dispatch reports 40 killed and 60 injured when a Cairo to Haifa train derailed near Binyamina after mine explosions. Haifa police cite 24 dead, all Arabs, and four injuries. observers suspect Jewish perpetrators. Several hundred British troops aboard the train escaped unharmed.

Palestine Jerusalem Caira Haifa Binyantina Haifa Polleé Belesenport Galroey Haifa

Safecracker Ordered to Pay Damages and Serve Time

New York jury rules a safecracker must repay damages to a vault and safe in addition to prison. The defendant Stanley Patrek, 51, faces $812 including interest and potential restitution. he reportedly has $15,000 in bank accounts. Justice James B. M. McNaily notes the ease of collection though the case details are unclear.

New York Maron State Supreme Court Stanley Patrek James B. M. McNaily

Navy dive bomber crashes near Wheeler Oregon in rain

A Navy dive bomber crashed in wooded hills near Wheeler Oregon during a heavy rainstorm. Naval authorities said a rescue party was speeding to the crash scene to determine the fate of those aboard.

Tillamook Ore Navy Wheeler Naval

Congress Alerted for Quick Vote on Truman Veto

WASHINGTON March 31 Congressmen were urged to stand by for a quick vote on President Truman's expected veto of the 34.8 billion tax cut bill. A high ranking Democrat predicted a veto as soon as Thursday but some say Friday is likelier. The President has until midnight April 5 to act. Leaders expect action this week, possibly Thursday, with a two thirds override vote possible despite funding strains for the armed services.

Truman White House Armed Services

George Melton Dillon Seeks Governorship Nomination

George Melton of Dillon seeks the governorship, arguing for reduced taxes without harming state operations. He favors a good business administration, changes in gambling laws, legalized gambling for revenue, and measures to aid the aged, promote tourism, and reduce taxation. He was elected as an independent to the Legislature.

Mellon

Catholic Educators Hear Senator at National Convention

Sen James B Murray of Montana told the National Catholic Educational Association's 45th annual convention in San Francisco that educators must meet democratic gaps with balanced progressive radical approaches echoing papal social encyclicals. He cited unemployment and racial antagonism as evidence of the gap between Christian ideals and democratic practice. Norway Will Fight Future Aggressor Says Ambassador At Wisconsin Norway Week Dinner Wilhem Munthe de Morgenslerne warned Norwegians will resist any future aggressor, saying they would rather die than yield freedom, during a University of Wisconsin event marking Norway week.

San Francisco Maren James B. Murray Montag National Catholic Educational Association America Norway Madison Wis Wilhelm Munthe de Morgenslerne University of Wisconsin Hitler

Dog Tips Bassinet Over: Baby Dies of Skull Fracture

Denver case reports a suburban couple adopting a baby from the State Home for Dependent Children. The infant died from a skull fracture after a family dog tipped the bassinet, drawing an investigation by County Sheriff Charles Foster. The parents found the child on the floor and summoned a pediatrician. autopsy confirmed the fracture as the cause.

Denver Armpahire Charles Foster Foster Samuel B.’Childs, Jr Nia

Kansas City Mayor Returned to Office

Kansas City voters kept the Citizens association in power as Mayor William E. Kemp won re election for a second term. Six of eight councilmen elected also backed the association, with Kemp receiving 61 504 votes against 25 622 for independent write in Frank H Cromswell. New officials to serve three years.

Kansas City Kom Fendergast William E. Kemp Citizens Association Kemp Frank H. Cromswell

Mamie Murray Taken by Death at Butte Home

Mrs Mamie Murray native of Gold Hill Nevada and longtime Butte resident died Wednesday evening after a extended illness at her family home 29 Hast Woolman She is survived by a son and daughter in law Mrs and Mrs Thomas Murray and five grandchildren The body is at Duggan's Merrill mortuary

Mamie Murray Woolman Gold Hill Nev Butte Seara Aro Murray Itelaw Thomas Murray Duggan Merrill Mortuary

Infection From Smoke Increases Poison Risk

A historical note warns that infection may arise from smoke during burning prints or from clothing worn a year after contact with the vine, suggesting lingering poison exposure risks.

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