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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1950

Page

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Lee Downs Nabbed in Florida After Nationwide Manhunt

FBI agents arrested 43 year old Lee Emory Downs at a Holly Hill Florida trailer camp joining his ex convict wife Patricia Ruth. Downs a Butte Montana native was among the FBI ten most wanted fugitives for burglary at Pacific Telephone in San Jose California. He surrendered with a loaded pistol and seized weapons including rifles dynamite and cash. Lennon killed resisting arrest near Mojave California two days earlier.

Washington U.P FBI Holly Hill Fla Lee Emory Downs Downs Butte Mont J. Edgar Hoover Patricia Ruth Daytona Beach Fred Walter Lennon Lennon Mojave Calif California State Highway Patrol Lincoln Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company San Jose California Idaho Oregon Utah Washington State

Butte Trial Details Mrs Thomas Gun Demonstration

Evelyn Thomas, charged with the fatal shooting of her lover Roy Barr in his hotel room on February 26, faced cross examination showing a calm demeanor after an earlier sobbing session. She described standing two feet from the bed when she fired, demonstrated the gun hold, and maintained the weapon was not loaded when questioned about unloading it.

Evelyn Thomas Roy Barr N. A. Rotering Mr. Rotering Bart Mrs. Thomas T. E. Downey

Trustees Affirm Dismissal of 12 Butte Teachers

The Butte School District trustees reaffirmed the dismissal order for 12 teachers by a 5 to 2 vote at a March 13 resolution, with notices to stand. The three hour session drew a packed gallery of teachers, union representatives, and counsel. The hearing focused on whether age rather than competency drove the terminations, with a stipulation later adopted to include the full document in official records.

Butte Board of Trustees Butte School Teachers Union W. A. Brown Wellington D. Rankin Helena William Freebourn Lewis N. Rotering Charles Zimmerman Rankin Montana Federation of Labor

Anaconda Copper Mining President Visits Montana

W. H. Hoover president of Anaconda Copper Mining Company with Mrs. Hoover arrived in Butte from New York for a business mission. He will spend several days in Montana inspecting company properties in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls.

W. H. Hoover Anaconda Copper Mining Company Hoover Butte New York City

U S Warns Korea to Reform or Face Aid Cut

The United States warned South Korea in blunt notes to curb inflation balance the budget and hold May elections or risk a drastic reduction in aid. State Department aide memo to Ambassador John Chang and a March 23 Hoffmann letter to Prime Minister Lee Bum Suk cited potential cuts to a 160 million dollar aid program for 1950 1951 unless immediate steps are taken.

Washington United States Korea State Department Paul G. Hoffman John Chang Korean Assembly Syngman Rhee Dean Acheson Hoffman Lee Bum Suk South Korea

Rain or Snow Seen for Easter in Butte

The weather forecast for Butte calls for rain or snow with mostly cloudy skies and showers on Saturday and Sunday. Sunshine is possible between the showers, according to the forecaster.

Butte

Goose-pimple Weather Affects Easter Sunday Forecast

The weather bureau warns over half the nation will feel goose-pimple conditions on Easter Sunday with seasonable temperatures limited to the Pacific Northwest.

Weather Bureau Pacific Northwest

State Highway Board Ouster Hearing Recessed by Governor to April 13

Gov. Bonner recessed until April 13 a hearing on ousting three Montana highway commissioners. The panel, led by Lee Ford, faced further testimony as charges include blocking Whipps dismissal and a window contract linked to a supplier, with the governor planning more witness testimony.

State Highway Board Helena John W. Bonner Montana Highway Montana Education Board Lee Ford Great Falls H. H. Kincaid Sidney A. W. Heidel Broadus Commission W. O. Whipps Myles J. Thomas Bonner Whipps Thomas Thermoseal Window Company State Examiners Board Ford C. E. Stahl Stahl

Boy, 10, found chained to rail in Nevada yard

In Ely Nevada a 10 year old boy was found with an ankle chain padlocked to a steel rail while raking leaves. Authorities charged his stepfather Aaron E Smith and mother Susie Smith with assault and battery. The boy's custody and pending hearing were noted as part of the investigation.

Ely. Nev U.P Bobby Smith Aaron E. Smith Susie Smith Smiths Nevada Donald Hemingway Smith Hemingway George Hart Joseph Koller Bobby Keller Ely White Pine Justice of Peace C. S. Rowan

Burglar Makes Sensational Escape From Cincinnati Drugstore

A burglar fled from Guido Discepoli's drugstore in Cincinnati after jumping through a plate glass window as police fired. He was found inside the store early Friday and reportedly $16 was missing from the cash register.

Cincinnati Guido Discepoli Discepoli

Silence After Binaggio Slaying Rocks Kansas City Underworld

The Kansas City underworld remained quiet as police pursued leads into the murder of north side political boss Charles Binaggio and his enforcer Charles Gargotta. Investigators probed connections in St. Louis and Denver amid hints of an avengeful double murder, with Binaggio allegedly targeted for failing to calm gangster demands tied to Missouri politics.

Charles Binaggio Tom Pendergast Kansas City Binaggio Pendergasts Charles Gargotta Underworld Missouri North Side St. Louis Denver Star-Times Truman Road

Any way you look at it 41 billion is a lot of dough

In Washington on April 7 the congressional record notes budget figures. Representative Scrivner calculates the federal budget at 41 billion dollars and estimates the manpower to move it by paper or by silver dollars. He concludes 41 billion is a lot of dough.

Washington Boston Scrivner Bkan States District of Columbia California Nevada New York

European nations seek U S relaxation of Cold War bans

European countries plan a May London conference with France and Britain to urge the United States to ease trade restrictions on Soviet Russia and allies. They seek Western Europe tariff liberalization, faster German integration, a unified stance on German unity, and a revived peace with Germany, with East-West trade pressures central to talks.

Frankfurt Germany United States Russia London Western Europe West Germany Bonn Far East

Moscow Radio Calls Flying Saucers Hoax Claims

Moscow radio on Saturday dismissed American reports of flying saucers and mysterious submarines as fabrications designed to boost munitions sales.

Moscow London The Moscow Radio

Hickenlooper demands full loyalty records on Lattimore case

Senator Hickenlooper challenged Senator Tydings claim that FBI summaries exonerate Owen Lattimore as Russia s biggest spy. He called for a full file check and all available information before any decision, aligning with McCarthy. President Truman opposed further FBI file scrutiny.

Washington Hickenlooper Riowa Tydings D-Md FBI Senate Owen Lattimore McCarthy R-Wis Lattimore Russia America Iowa State Department Truman Congress

Burglary Suspect Jailed Here Taken to Dillon

James Licavoli 44 of Butte, also known as James Keeley, was jailed in Butte after Beaverhead County authorities charged burglary. He was moved to Dillon after the Dillon Justice of the Peace issued the warrant following a multi county investigation into burglaries across southwestern Montana.

Dillon Powell County Deer Lodge James Licavoli Butte Butte City Beaverhead Paul Temple W. G. Gilbert, Jr Bart J. Riley Dillon Justice of the Peace George E. Baker Temple Gilbert Riley Helena Licavoli James Keeley W. B. Freebourn Montana Westinghouse

Christians worldwide mark Good Friday with prayers and hope

Christians around the world observed Good Friday with prayers for those under oppression. In Rome crowds packed St Peter’s Basilica while Chiang Kai-shek hosted a Good Friday fast in Formosa. In New York 7,000 worshipers filled St Patrick’s Cathedral as Cardinal Spellman sent a VOA message to Russians and satellites. Occasional violence outlined Easter tensions, including in the Philippines and Belfast security raids.

St. Peter Rome Calvary Formosa Chiang Kai-shek Satan New York St. Patrick Cathedral St. Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church Francis Cardinal Spellman Voice of America Russia America Holy Land Jerusalem Via Dolorosa Stations of the Cross

Wedding planned for George Wolfe and Lillian Hopper

South Bend, April 9. George Wolfe 82 of Plymouth and Mrs. Lillian Hopper 80 of South Bend announce a Saturday wedding after meeting on a blind date. Wolfe is a Spanish American War veteran and formerly worked in a Gary steel mill.

South Bend Ind George Wolfe Plymouth Lillian Hopper Wolfe Gary

Butte Weather Forecast Saturday Outlook With Snow and Rain

Mostly cloudy with light rain or snow possible Saturday and cooler temperatures. Forecast highs around 40s to mid 50s in various zones with readings ranging from 25 to 49 for the period. West of Divide expects scattered showers and flurries with little change. East of Divide shows snow flurries and showers.

School of Mines Divide

Withholding Tax on Dividends Plan Is Studied

The House Ways and Means Committee studies a 10 percent withholding on dividend income to ensure taxes are paid. It would not raise current burdens but would credit withholdings against total tax. The plan aims to curb evasion as the committee resumes work after a 12 day recess, targeting a May 6 completion.

Washington House Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Senate Finance Committee Senate

July 4 Committee Plans Week-Long festival in Butte

Mayor Thomas R. Morgan reminded the Fourth of July committee members to attend a Monday evening meeting in the city hall council chambers at 5 30. Plans call for a week-long observance starting July 2 and ending with a three day rodeo July 7 to 9. Civic clubs unions and the Butte Development association are urged to send members to shape Homecoming week events.

Thomas R. Morgan Butte Development Association

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