United Nations Panel to Proceed With Palestine Partition
The five nation commission voted four to one to continue plans to partition Palestine despite the UN Assembly’s earlier agreement to reconsider. Denmark dissented, while Czechoslovakia Bolivia the Philippines and Pastama supported moving ahead. A Security Council session is set for April 16 to revisit Palestine issues.
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United Nations Palentins Commission
Holy Land
United Nations
Czecha
Slovakia
Bolivia
Philippines
Pastama
Denmark
Security Council
United Nations Assembly
Palestine
Par Federaplel
Japan
Montana farmers see price rise per cent in March survey
Treasure State News reports the Bureau of Agricultural Economics says Montana farmers advanced prices in March, lifted by gains in grain and meat groups. Wheat rose to 2.17 per bushel and barley to 1.50, with cattle calves and hay also up. dairy and some items fell or held steady. Several commodities showed no change, including corn, beans, alfalfa seed, milk, butter, sheep, wool, and apples.
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Belena
Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
BAE
Prain
Milk Control Board to Hold Hearings in Deer Lodge and Helena
The Milk Control Board will hold hearings in Deer Lodge Saturday afternoon and Anaconda Saturday on requests for price adjustments to align milk rates. Butte's price is 18 cents a quart, lower than Deer Lodge or Anaconda. Dairymen will meet in Helena Monday and Tuesday to discuss milk production and marketing issues.
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Helena
APC
Mantang Milk Control Board
Deer Lodge
Anatondia
Menthy Artas
Butte
Deer Ledge
Alyconda
Davis to File Today for U. S. Senate
Davis announces candidacy for United States Senate with filing set in Helena after attending Rotary event in Honolulu. Supporters plan nominating petition. Montana secretary of state to confirm entry. Rankin leads Republicans as the first to file. primary is July 20.
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Helena
Apel
Davis
Rotary
Eee
Honolulu
Ita
Satay
Bulte
Rotary International
Hawaii
Thay
Montana
Senaior James &. Murray
Wellington D. Rankin
Ponderosa Pine to Be Planted in Local Forest
Columbia Falls reports a plan to plant 98,000 Ponderosa saplings in Teakettle Mountain and nearby areas as part of a new artificial reforestation effort. This follows earlier work in 1940 when 88,080 Douglas fir trees were begun, marking the first large scale planting since then.
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Columbia Falls
Plathead Motional Forest of
Nellis
Twin Bridges Mining Meeting Postponed to April 24
Twin Bridges mining meeting of the Madise Cou Mining association in Virginia City was postponed from April 14 to 8 p m on April 24 due to compiling dates. Walter H. Myers and Witi Cus, president, announced an engaging program including a talk on the Montana operations of Vac Anacansae Copper Mining company to be illustrated by the Unturitl-color film Coppey.
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Virginia City
Madise Cou Mining Association
Tiizyridges
Cleanest City Campaign Aims to Beautify Butte
Community leaders and unions unite for a city wide cleanup campaign in Butte. Frank Birmingham of the Teamsters and Noel Shea of the Miners Union endorse efforts to remove rubbish and debris from business fronts and streets. John Donnelly outlines a schedule, committees, and daily household cleanup duties ahead of debris hauling to dumps.
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Frank Birmingham
Butte Teamsters
Unnion
Noa
Shea
Butta Miners Union
Frank Moran
John Lindquist
John Gdomnell
Buble
Donnelly
Dotmelly
Mondloch
Richard Kane
Lom Nelson
Gene Kalgren
Joe Kuuckey
Larry Smith
Lester Brown
Walter Gramses
Ward Fanning
Joe Sullivan
Barry O'Leary
Jjos Heimng
Charles Staples
Johm? Bender
Lowell Johnson
J. A. Rooney
Ray Benilling
George Brower
Arnold Jacobson
Wads Green
Chris Goodwan
Thomas Flashworth
Roy Barnett
Frank Harrington
Dack Mealy
Stearge ‘Tippett
Fn DeGeorge
Budad
John Davies
D. Bentley
EB. P. Frizella
John G'bonnel
Chiety
Whohunteer Fire Departments
Walter Stamsos
B. B. Prizelle
W. P. Donnelly
James Shea
Cochairmaan
Wendell Pollard
Clayton Maxwell
Paul Cannon
Dave Reece
Alex Temlin
John Haggerty
H. B. Strasser
Walter Barnard
Bill Palmer
Oscar Hills
al McLeod
Jack Wall
Gerry Harrington
Dae Sullivan
Frank Gorsh
Earl McCarthy
Neal Rhea
Jack Wealy
Duncan Camp+ yelk
J. Harold McGrath
Marvin Shauchessy
Lex Templin
L. S. Stadler
Mary Lou Ruhle
Cleyton Maxwell
Dig Butte
Harold Konen
Ravel Track
George Ellis
Floral Park
Ray Rashingh
Ceuleryde
Budohns
East Side
Dave Binskovich
McQueen
TJ Platt
Ed Reeder
Atherton
Walter Murphy
Walkerville
Jack Simoniah
East Butts
Menderville
Paul All
Baulevend
Ciy md
Bute
William Currin
Dewey McGeehan
Kohn McCarran
Dan Kinsella
Walter Kinared
Artie Mehvers
Tard
Wiliam Renavard
J. D. Flynn
Fete
Sadin
Dann Hngearby
Phil Do
Fort Peck Schools Face Closure Over Money Shortage
Fort Peck trustees reported Friday that without funds the district cannot operate beyond April, and while state law blocks issuing new warrants beyond the annual levy, local contributions could sustain the school for the full term.
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Fort Peck
Two Soldiers Burned in Falls Blaze at Great Falls
Great Falls April 4 Fire burned two soldiers severely and damaged buildings and vehicles at the air base motor pool. Sal Stanley K. Walkup was reported in serious condition from second degree burns. S/Sgt Harland W. Punk also was being treated in the base hospital. Officers stated the fire cause had not yet been determined. Gal John & Chennartt departed.
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Great Falls
Air
Motor Poe
Sal
Stanley K. Walkup
Buns
S/Sgb
Harland W. Punk
Atte
Gal
John &. Chennartt
Birthday notes marked by caution from officials
Washington observer Zalea N Edon marked his birthday quietly in office and Senate, saying birthdays come too fast as he noted the day was spent in work. In Helena officials filed incorporation papers for Roosevelt Memorial Hospital with directors named. a campaign to raise 5000000 for hospital expansion was announced in Billings. Glacier Rangers set to meet in Helena April 12 to 16 to prep for the North Western tourist season.
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Washington
U. S
Zalea N. Edon Mrmant
Thureday
Senate
Helena
Rice
Sam W. Mitchell
Whitch
Memorial Hospital Corporation
Bertson
Fred F. Traeger
Willie
Larsen
Ervin T. Nelaan
Robert. Bjorge
James %. Spurgeon
Wallander
John A. Nicholson
Ergear C. Howeter
William Krall
Hospital Drive
Billings
Vincent Hospital
The
Sisters of Charity
Helton
Glacier
National Park
Erth Maniana
Taylor Sought Franco Stand in Event of Conflict
Unconfirmed reports claim Myron G. Taylor spoke with Setteraussina Franco Thursday about Spain's position if war breaks out between the East and West. No details were disclosed by Taylor or the U.S. embassy. Spanish media focused on the topic as observers floated theories about Franco's stance and U.S. policy.
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Taylor
Franco
Asitty
Apo
Myron G. Taylor
Setteraussina
Spain
Truuttet
Stats
United States
Robert Pell
Wat Department Ofleing
Franta Mgue
Local firms pledge support for park project drive
Butte firms will contribute funds and labor to a park project. W C Bud King will supply a sign at Park and Main to draw attention. He and Brown received thanks for their offers to paint the Soroptimist meme. The next general committee meeting is set for April 23 to open a central headquarters in the Lizzie block at Martin and Park Streets. All interested persons are asked to attend.
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Butte
W. C. Bud King
Park and Main
Mr. Brown
Lizzie
Matic
Park Streets
Probe of Helena Teaching Urged
Helena April 2 The Americanism committee of Lewis and Clark post No 2 backed by a vote of the American Legion post here asks an investigation of materials it received showing teachings contrary to the American way of life in Helena schools The panel cites a local broadcast script indicating political ideologies taught at Helena high school and claims fundamentals of spelling English grammar composition and American history are being neglected Dr David T Berg chairman of the Helena sections board said the board has not yet received the resolution but will review it and confer with local officials for action
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Helena
Americaism Committee
Lewis and Clark Post
American Legion Post
David T. Berg
Deer Lodge News Names Local Figures Amid Unclear Report
Fragmentary OCR lists names Frances Hnie Jerupex Gorreswr Boone 355 Chemeriou and mentions A Mevhan FEO Malm Trinonnie WF with no clear full context or event indicated.
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Deer Lodge
Frances Hnie Jerupex
Gorreswr
Boone
Chemeriou
Oh A Mevhan
FEO
Essay winner named in Legion auxiliary contest at lodge
Jean Hathaway was named Friday by Mrs. Eric Williams as winner of the American Legion auxiliary essay contest. Her topic was Our Great American Heritage Liberty. Second place went to Glen Brick son and third to Leong John son. All three students attend junior high school. Essay advances to state competition. Judges were Mrs. George Moraillis chair, Rev. A B Ward and Mrs. A M Quam.
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Weet Lodge
Jean Hathaway
Eric Williams
American Legion Auxiliary
Glen Brick~ Son
Leong Johnson
George Moraillis
A.B. Ward
A. M. Quaminene
Californians Visit DER LODGE Guests From Sunnyvale
Mrs. Frank Hughes hosts house guests Mr. and Mrs. Barney Esteban of Sunnyvale Galit. The visitors and Mrs. Hughes visit Great Malls to see May and Mrs. Lowell Meyers and family.
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der Lodge
Frank Hughes
Barney Esteban
Sunnyvale
Galit
Hughes
May
Lowell Meyers
Marriage License Between Denisey Branham and Edith Mae Walton
A marriage license was served Friday morning to Denisey Branham of Great Falls and Edith Mae Walton of Deer Lodge. A special service for all women of St James Episcopal will be held at 11 o clock Sunday morning April 4. Those having UTO offerings are invited to bring them.
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Beer Lodge
Denisey Branham
Great, Fells
Edith Mae. Walton
Deer Lodge
St. James
Sugar Beet Work Wage Rate Set in Montana
MISSOULA April 2 4 Sixty cents an hour is the minimum wage rate for 1948 sugar beet work, says Charles Stohl of Missoula County Agricultural Conservation association. The schedule, announced by the state office of the United States production and marketing administration, provides payment of 60 cents per year for thinning, hoeing and weeding and 65 cents for harvesting operations in all beet districts of the state.
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Missoula
Charles Stohl
Missoula County
Montana to give residents birth based serial numbers next year
Helena April 2 government officials outline a plan to assign every Montanan a lifelong serial number at birth. The number will serve for identification, social security, military service, police records, and death certificates. Montana is assigned 12540? with county codes. system aims to standardize nationwide, with Canada and Britain considering adoption.
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Socall Seutrity
Benepe
Canada
British Commonwealth
Montana
Lewis and Clark County
Auto Association Expands in Montana Meeting
Helena figures report a rising Auto Association membership with a rapid campaign. Speakers include Scott Hart R H Wilcomb and Bert Heidel of Helena and William G Ferguson, manager, with Breitenstein of Great Falls discussing forest highway funds. A redistricted committee led by John J Jewell will report to the state chamber of commerce Saturday.
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Montana Automobile Association
Helen M. Austin
Helena
Scott Hart
R. H. Wilcomb
Bert Heidel
Mortara Highway Department
William G. Ferguson
Aassociation
A. J. Breitenstein
Great Walls
John J. Jewell
General Assembly
Commerce
Union Official Approves Printer Slowdowns Stated
DETROIT April 40R A National Labor Relations Board attorney said that Woodruff Randolph president of the International Typographical Union indicated his approval of alleged slowdowns by Detroit newspaper printers and mailers last fall. The remark came during NLRB hearings into unfair labor practices charges against the ITU with Norman Applegarth, former executive secretary of the Detroit Newspaper Publishers association, testifying as the first witness.
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Detroit
National Labor Relations Hoard
Woodruff Randolph
ATL International Typographical Union
Allen Sitscheimer, Jr
Norman Applegarth
Detroit Newspaper Publishers Association
NLRB
Umfair
ITU
Pecan Shell Dilemma Sparks Taste and Tannin Talk
A fragment notes pecan shells have a peculiar biting taste and a potential tannin source under investigation. The unusual mouthfeel prompts inquiry into the substance causing the tannin-like effect.
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Treasure State News
Milk Control] Board
FOX
James Cagney
Xt Kknnis
Morgan
Missouri
T.men
Bor
Romy Patri
Edward G. Robinson
Lon McAllister
Red House
Bandits
Dark Canyon
Owen Ban
Lary
Cary As
America
World News
Twin Bridges Mining
Falls
Dina É
Jhore
LOOK
KBOW
Miss
Barbara Whiting
Lever Brothers Company
Alistime Bigh
Enal Hie
Beka UB Falleke
Fish and Chips Berverd
Lloyd's
South Montana
Ed Red Foley
Minnie Pearl
Rod Brasfield
Wesley Tuttle
Gu Tro
Boog
Lea Johnson
Dorothy Randoy Harrington
Plano
Harrison Ave
Eddy Piazzolo
North Arizona
Con Healy
Bushy Graham Couple
Foyle
Umpire Club
Walt
Montan
Lb. L
Jenepa
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Vital Statistics Office
United States Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Denver
F. W. Beesley
Colorado
Wash‘ington
Auto Association
Pat
Dan
Elidaye
Louis Rarinietti
Malo
Butte, Mont
Ed Worgan
East Mercury
American Legion
American Legion Hall
Legion Club
Palmer
Harry Mencarelli
Snowy" Adams
Ray Robbins
Gates” Groesbeck
Tim Digger
Mike Micone
Ocean Bar
E. Park
Benjo
Noella Lousen
Solovox
Legion Lounge
Broadway
Green Y Cafe
N. Main
Zola Alto
Jud Sullivan
Clarice
Wwoony
Bill Boast
Eagles’ Hall
All Eagles
Western x
Johnny, Frank and
Mag
Western %& Tavern
East Park
Victory All Stars
el Resch
Hom Lysaght
Harold van Murrel
Dorothy Rooney Harrington
Rutte
Ed Bowman
Art Green
SAVOY
Meaderville
Charlie
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