Polio Shots Urged and Aged Care Re evaluated by Montana Doctors
Montana doctors at the MMA 10th interim session urged polio vaccinations for everyone under 40 and called for re evaluation of aged care. They backed chest X rays for teachers and hospital workers, and urged a statewide survey of custodial care centered on Warm Springs.
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Helena
Montana Medical Assn
House of Delegates
MMA
John A. Layne
Great Falls
Montana
Frank I. Terrill
Galen
State Board of Education
David Gregory
Glasgow
Warm Springs
Boards of Charity
Arkansas Nickname Shift From Bear State to Wonder State
In 1923 Arkansas underwent a nickname change from The Bear State to The Wonder State reflecting a shift in identity. The historic label persisted in local memory and media debates during the early 20th century.
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Arkansas
Funeral services for Mrs Weggenman set this week
Rosary will be recited for Mrs. Vince Weggenman, 47, of 927 Eleventh, at 7:30 p.m. Monday in St Helena Cathedral. Requiem mass at 9 a.m. Tuesday. Burial in Resurrection Cemetery's new section. Hagler Mortuary handling arrangements.
Chorus of MSC Starts on Tour
The Montana State College Chorus begins a spring tour of nine north central Montana cities under Brandon Mehrle. The 53 voice group will perform in Havre Cut Bank Sunburst Shelby Conrad Château Great Falls Belt Stanford and feature soloists Ellen Brandt Stella Milanovich and Richard Nagle with Sue Keller at the piano.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
Montana
Brandon Mehrle
Havre
Cut Bank
Sunburst
Shelby
Conrad
Chateau
Great Falls Senior High
Belt
Stanford
Ellen Brandt
Ronan
Stella Milanovich
Butte
Richard Nagle
Helena
Sue Keller
Boze
Glendive
Lee Adams
Buffalo
Wyo
Dale Beland
Hayes Bryan
Belgrade
Robert Currie
Bridger
Carl Firm
Roundup
George Gowlland
Lethbridge
Alto
Albert McCloy
Circle
Greg Nelson
Livingston
John Newman
Wolf Point
Burnell Southall
Miles City
Altos
Loneta Bartlett
Kalispell
Beverly Hart
Joan Hutchinson
Willow Creek
Janice Jacobson
Flaxville
Anna Johnson
Worland
Margaret Jones
Hamilton
Barbara Kerns
Sheridan
Sonja Larson
Deer Lodge
Jo Ann Long
Carol Mockel
Dillon
Caryl Noyes
Carollee Slotsve
Billings
Trucilla Weimer
Ballantine
Joan Welch
Cowley
Basses
Lawrence Allsop
Robert Nute
Hugo Tureck
Wayne Woosley
Hugh Collison
Chester
Philip Eaves
Marvin Koskela
Jack Meyer
Ron Skabo
Glenn Porter
Alvin Rangitsch
Oliver Sasse
Clyde Park
John Taylor
Trout Creek
Clarence Wahl
Fishtail
Arson Attempt At Cochrane Dam Reported Near Great Falls
Sheriff officials investigate an arson attempt at the Montana Power Co. Cochrane Dam construction site near Great Falls. Engineer H. B. Woody said a giant crane was set on fire. watchmen extinguished the blaze.
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Great Falls
Montana Power Co
Cochrane Dam
H. B. Woody
Young Helenan Is Hurt in Wreck
Helena Joseph Calder aged 29 from the Placer Hotel was treated for head cuts bruises and back injuries after a one car crash on the brewery side road near Kessler School. Highway Patrolman Clifford Small said the car failed to turn and rolled over and Calder was thrown from the vehicle. The accident was reported at 1 30 a m by three youths Wayne Van Voast Bob Todd and Tom Trainer who found Calder and brought him to St Peter Hospital.
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Five Airmen Charged in Clothing Theft Case
Great Falls officers report grand larceny charges against five airmen over clothing valued at 1051 dollars. Investigators recovered 41 topcoats and four coat liners from a salesman's car. District Judge R J Nelson set bonds at 2500 dollars for each suspect.
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R. J. Nelson
Man Sells Sheep And Dog Too at Billings Market
Robert Givson of Jordan sold 700 ewes at a Billings market and told the auctioneer he might as well sell the dog. A trained sheep dog, 1 year old, brought $25. Teddy Thompson of Big Timber bought the dog.
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Billings
Robert Givson
Jordan
Teddy Thompson
Big Timber
Last Rites Today for Wolf Creek Man Meyers
Funeral services for David H. Meyers aged 72 of Wolf Creek will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the Herrmann & Co Chapel of Roses with the Rev. Emil Ziegler officiating. Burial follows at Dearborn Cemetery.
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Helena
David H. Meyers
Wolf Creek
Herrmann & Co
Birth is Announced in Helena
Mr and Mrs Fred Zimmerman of Clancy announce the birth of a son born Sunday morning at St Peter Hospital.
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Helena
Fred Zimmerman
Clancy
St. Peter Hospital
Harry Droge Named As Commissioner
Dist. Judge W W Lessley appoints Harry Droge to replace Allen Hargrove as Gallatin County commissioner. Droge, active since 1909 in Manhattan and Belgrade, will take office Monday and has served as county chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization Committee.
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Harry Droge
Manhattan
Dist
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Allen T. Hargrove
Gallatin County
Hargrove
Droge
Belgrade
Netherlands
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Aronson Extends Birthday Wishes to Billings
Gov J Hugo Aronson writes Billings officials a birthday letter marking the city's 75th anniversary noting its 1882 beginnings on the Yellowstone River flats and lauding Billings as The Magic City for its growth potential in Montana.
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Billings
J. Hugo Aronson
Yellowstone River
Poll favored Paradise Dam in Sanders county survey
A weekly newspaper poll in Hot Springs Plains and Thompson Falls found 148 ballots in favor of the Paradise Dam on the Clark Fork River, 58 against, with three undecided.
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Hot Springs
Plains
Thompson Falls
Sanders County
Paradise Dam
Clark Fork River
Stannard Wins Stanford Science Foundation Fellowship
Havre subject William A. Stannard son of Mrs J D Bays of Havre has been awarded a fellowship by the Science Foundation of Stanford University at Palo Alto California Stannard teaches mathematics at Shelby He is a graduate of Whitefish High School Northern Montana College and Montana State University
Superintendent Resigns in Winnett After Two Terms
Wayne L. Thurston announced his resignation as Winnett school superintendent effective July 1. He has led the district for two terms and hopes to stay in Montana, noting he came to Winnett from Maine.
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Wayne L. Thurston
Thurston
Montana
Maine
Memorial planned for six victims of Fort Benton wreck
Fort Benton plans to establish a memorial for music teacher Merne Parsons and five students killed in a freight truck collision near Great Falls. Services set for Wednesday with funerals at Fort Benton and Havre churches, memorials to fund scholarships and church tributes.
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Jerome Nagengast
Clem Nagengast
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Mark Paul
Oscar W. Paul Jr
Cleo Loren Crane
Leonard Crane
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
John Bevan
Fort Benton Cemetery
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Ed Peterson
H. Merne Parsons
Harvey Parsons
Havre
Roger Robison
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Parsons
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Cascade County
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Great Falls
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Jack Riggs
Forrest Wilkerson
Paul
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Miss LaBarre
Iowa State College
Montana State College
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Montana Cities Vote On Mayors And Bonds In Monday Elections
Montana voters head to the polls in Great Falls Havre and other towns for mayoral races and bond issues. Great Falls faces a 2.3 million water revenue bond while Havre tackles a 625 thousand bond for water system upgrades. Anaconda weighs daylight saving time as part of the ballot.
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Montana
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Havre
Anaconda
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Missoula
Helena
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Butte
W. P. Donnelly
Emmet J. Paulsen
Tim J. Sullivan
James B. Austin
John Steffani
Russel Conklin
Bennett Rites Set for Charles C. Bennett in Helena
Charles C. Bennett 72 a retired bookbinder and longtime Helena resident will be buried in Forestvale Cemetery following services at 2 Hagler Chapel conducted by the Rev. Lewis Harro.
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Charles C. Bennett
Hagler Chapel
Lewis Harro
Forestvale Cemetery
Glendive Names Ed Sömmerfield as New Superintendent
Ed T. Sommerfield, Bridger school superintendent designate, will succeed W. W. Wetzel as Glendive school superintendent on July 1. Wetzel has accepted a similar post at Whitefish.
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Ed T. Sommerfield
Bridger
W. W. Wetzel
Wetzel
Whitefish
Townsend Youths Report Attack on Car Door Glass
Three Townsend youths Rob ert Davey David Olson and Gerry Mattson reported to Helena police that a car with a Lewis and Clark County license broke their door glass while stopped at Last Chance Gulch and Neill. Police are checking ownership of the cited vehicle to identify occupants.
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Helena
Townsend
Lewis and Clark County
Last Chance Gulch
Neill
Robert Davey
David Olson
Gerry Mattson
Bishop Sterling urges shift from loving things to loving people
In Helena last week Bishop Chandler Sterling of the Episcopal Diocese of Montana told the Women's Auxiliary of the Montana Medical Assn that the era misuses people by loving things and should instead use things and love people. He spoke on Health Is Our Heritage, the auxiliary’s fifth annual interim meeting.
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Helena
The
Montana Medical Assn
Chandler Sterling
Episcopal Diocese of
Montana
Record Shots Set Missoula Fever Immunization Mark
A record 8806 Rocky Mountain spotted fever immunizations were given to adults and children in Missoula this year. The program ended Saturday and was sponsored by the Western Montana Medical Society and the Public Health Department.
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Western Montana Medical Society
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Klothes Kare column offers wardrobe care tips
Klothes Kare guides readers on clothing care to stretch budgets. The column invites readers to call for assistance or advice on maximizing value from their wardrobe and budgeting.
Anaconda Mayoral Race and City Elections Set for Today
Polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. to elect a mayor and 12 aldermen and to decide daylight saving time. Mayoral candidates are Earl R. Sullivan and Carl Anderson. City Treasurer Gertrude Mc Mahon is unopposed. Police judge contenders are Dewey Lucich and Thomas McGarvel. Voting places listed by ward.
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Earl R. Sullivan
Carl Anderson
Gertrude McMahon
Dewey Lucich
Thomas McGarvel
Barone
W. Park
Washington School
First Baptist Church
Carpenters Hall
City Hall
Bryan School
College wins federal loan for new dormitory on campus
Billings Rocky Mountain College officials secure a $340 000 federal loan to build a three story 100 bed men's dormitory on the Billings campus. Construction hoped to start within six months and be ready for use early in 1958.
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Billings
Rocky Mountain College
RMC
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