Butte Woman Die. Possible Hit and Run Under Investigation
Police probe whether Butte resident Mrs Mary Hooper 45 of 216 South Arizona was struck by a hit and run driver after being found injured at the Silver Main intersection. She died Sunday morning after autopsy showed bladder rupture possibly from a blow. She had visited her hospitalized husband and was found lying in the street near the intersection Saturday night. Survived by son Fran and other relatives. native of Wisconsin. had lived in Butte 20 years.
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James Hospital
Silver Main
Rudy E. Gaystovic
Mary Hooper
Arizona
Hooper
Henry
Daly-Shea
Mia, Hooper
Wiscan
Shelly Shelptee
Seattle
Daugh
Mabel Shelptan
Wisconsin
Butte
Fran
Forester Outlines Yield Plan and Opposition Details
MISSOULA April 18 Forester F D Hanson released a study of the forest service initiatve aimed at sustained yield management. He noted no formal action will be taken until full careful study. Opponents warn the plan could grant a timber monopoly to Nelis Lumber of Lit Manam and seeks to promote forest wealth, employment, and water stability. Hanson cited 170000 acres of Neils company land under plan and sale of about half the timber on Kootenai National Forest to Nelis Lumber under existing national forest policy. He warned saw timber supplies have fallen 44 percent in 38 years and only 10 percent of U S forests remain uncut.
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Missoula
F. D. Hanson
Forest Service
Linton Grunty
Hanson
J. Nelin Lurther Company
Lit Manam
Kootenai National Forest
Nelis Lumber Company
Wrual
Hedvig Erickson Dies at Helena After Ill Health
Hedvig Marie Erickson born April 13 1872 in Sweden died Sunday at her daughter’s home in Helena after 15 months of illnesses She married Frank O Erickson in 1887 in Helena and was survived by six sons a daughter seven grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral services set for Tuesday afternoon at the Opp Gonrad Retz chapel with burial in Jefferson City
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Helena
Hedvig Marie Erickson
Wickes
Jefferson City
Mra
Rernading Tompkins
Hiawatha
Mich
Marysville
Ericksons
Frank Jr
Alberh
Edwin
Robert Erickson
Finest Erickson
Townsend
Harold Erickson
Mra. Tompkins
Panera
Burtal
Gladys Swarthout to Sing Friday in Helena concert
Gladys Swarthout, famed American mezzo soprano, will close the 147-46 community concert season in Helena Friday night. The concert ends the four event series at the Civic Center with a 8:01 p.m. start, featuring opera and concert pieces.
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Weulena
Gladys Swarthout
Helena
Cereen
Tadto Molotsi
Gapthal
Civic Center
Funeral services for two Minianans in Lewistown
Lewistown on April 18 obituary notices arrange funeral for two men killed Friday in the Nightall Winne field crash near Stanberry Missouri. John A Miller of Lewistown and his cousin Robert T Miller of Hanover aged 25 are named among the deceased. John, an air forces veteran, worked at the local airport and is survived by his parents, four brothers and a sister. Robert farmed near Hanover and is survived by his widow, two children, three brothers and six sisters.
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Lewistown
Stanberry
John A. Miller
Tobert
T. Miller
Hanover
John
Velxranme
Robert
Manover
Berg Re elected School Chairman in Helena District
Dr. David T. Berg was re elected chairman of the board of trustees of Helena district No. 1 at a reorganizing meeting in the administration building. Elmer Ward was elected vice chairman, Virgil Janes joined the board, and Mrs. Irvin Braga was succeeded.
Levy Approved For School District No 7 Voters
Voters in Schoal district No 7 approved a 9 Az-mill special school levy, with 9 mills for elementary and 3 for the high school, raising about 221500 to fund increased staffing and higher operating expenses for new schools. Ed Lackin, board clerk, said.
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Schoal
Hera
Ed Lackin
Seid
Milodragovich Named New Ranger for Anaconda District
Elmer E. Liter promotes Milodragovich to staff position in the supervisor's office and transfers him to the Grangeville office in Idaho. Robert Milodragovich of Butte will become district ranger at Anaconda after serving here and elsewhere. Milodragovich and family, including wife and Geraldine, relocate to Grangeville while Patt Milodragovich, a Montana State University student, competes in Miss Montana duties.
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Anaconda
Elmer BE. Liter
Dear Ledge National Forest
Superviace
Nes Perce National Forest
Grangeville
Idaho
W. . Fry
Bulre
Deer Lodge National Forest
Luer
School of Forestry
Montana Btate University
Missoula
Townsend
Fain
Robert Milodragovich
Bulle
Patt
Montana Slama University
Montana
Atlantic City
Milodragovich Wa
Anacon
John
Forest Service
Troy
Butte
Risto Milo-dragavich
Sol Diamond
De Gaulle Calls for General Election Amid French Tensions
De Gaulle urged a general election to empower France to reform its regime and unite the nation. He warned of a world domination threat from Russia and Communists in France and proposed a vast assembly to bolster the RPF. A counter demonstration in Marseille faced steel helmeted guards. Schuman spoke in Poland about Germany and France seeking federated German states as autonomous entities.
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Meetinns
de Gaulle
Russia
France
RPF
Marseille
Schuman
Poldiers
Here
Branca
Germany
Soviet Zone Ends Industrial Grud in East Germany
Marshal Vessily Sokolovsky, Soviet military governor, ordered the Soviet zone to halt conventional industries for social centers. With 40 percent of industrial production seized by the state, he signaled private enterprise may be allowed to resume. The move aims to counter Bolshevik pessimism and reassure private initiative amid Europe’s economic clash. An editorial in Trigliche Rundschau calls state absorption of private industry into question and condemns opposite readings as propaganda.
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Berlin
Vessily Sokolovsky
Marshal Sokolovsky
Germany
Sokolovsky
Morrow
Europe
Ohio River danger now seems past
Ohio River flood threat eased as the river crest near 64.8 feet, about 12 feet above flood stage, with warnings of potential rises in Kentucky and Indiana if heavy rain continues. Scattered showers were forecast, while over 31,000 people along the Ohio valley faced displacement and damage assessments continued.
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Cincinnatt
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Mdiana
Oho Valley
Ohio Valley
Sportsmen Hold Annual Meeting in Deer Lodge
The Powell County Sportsmen held their annual gathering at the city pavilion with ladies as guests. Entertainment featured films of wildlife and scenery, a skiing picture, talks and music, followed by refreshments and dancing. Mick Kendall presided over arrangements.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County
City
Mick Kendall
Deer Lodge Briffs
Breeding
Phoenix
Ariz
Mr. Breeding
Los Angeles
JC. W. Havilland
New York
Haviland
Stassen Forecasts Victory In Florida Primary
Former Minnesota governor Harold Stassen, traveling from Miami Beach, predicted he would carry Florida in the GOP presidential primary on May 4. He praised Wisconsin and Nebraska wins and said he would stay in New York until Wednesday before visiting Ohio for four days to press his campaign.
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Stassen
Florida
New York
Aner
Marold B. Stassen
Miami
Bunday
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Ohio
Marshal Suffered Fractured Leg in Deer Lodge Incident
Deer Lodge April 18. Joe Neville longtime resident and night marshal injured a leg in a Saturday night mishap during a quarrel with several youths. Neville once held deputy position at the state penitentiary.
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Deer Lodge
Joe Neville
Neville
Satan
Thomas Astle dies at 77 in Anaconda hospital
Thomas Astle a 77 year old blacksmith died Sunday morning at St Ann hospital after a long illness. He lived at 518 East Commercial and worked at the Anaconda Reduction department foundry. Surviving are his wife three sons and daughters in law, ten brothers and sisters in law and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning from Finnigan chapel at 7 to Livingston for a requiem high mass in St Mary church at 9 burial in Calvary cemetery.
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Anaconda
Thomas Astle
St. Ann Hospital
Anaconda Reduction Department
Livingston
Astle
Keokuk
Town
East Commercial
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Philo Sheridan Club
The
Blacksmiths’ Union
Madge Astle
Sid
Or. Billings
Ohn Astle
Robert Astle
Amicanda
Patrick McCarthy
Dorothy Dewing
Eileen Astte
Ston
St. Mary Church
Calvary Cemetery
Mary Jehireit
Livingston, Mont
New Guinea Plane Crash Claims At Least 37 Lives
A transport plane crashed in Northeast New Guinea killing 37 people. The Australian civil aviation department said the victims were New Guinea natives traveling from Lae to Wai Alr Traders, operators of the service, with the crash report received from the Lae area.
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New Guinea
Bydney
Australia
Mattkeeff
Laenlirstrip
New Gunea
Civil Aviation Department
Lae
Wai
Um Air
New Gulia
Attlee rejects plan to arm Jewish Palestine force
London April 18 Prime Minister Attlee turned down a proposal to legalize and arm a Jewish Palestine force called Haganah. He said Britain would not recognize or furnish offensive weapons to any independent purely Jewish group, deeming it unhelpful to peac e. The stand came in a letter exchange with Professor Brodent sky, head of British Jewish delegates, made public at a board meeting.
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Attlee
Haganah
London
Hagatian
8. Brodentsky
Chiang Kai-shek Elected President in China
Chiang Kai-shek was elected China's final constitutional president by a national assembly vote of 2430 to 2a. Chu Cheng, head of the judiciary, was the only other named figure mentioned. Brazil considers plans to bring in 100,000 European refugees and migrants.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Nanking
Chiang Kai. Shek
China
National Assembly
Chiang
Chu Cheng
Judiaia
Yuan Feoupell
Namines
Brazil
Burmese Forces Lick Communist Rebels in Central Burma
A government communique reported the army fought 300 Communist rebels in a Myingyan district village, killing eight and capturing 260, while sustaining one casualty. The line described insurgent reverses and said Padaung village was burned, claimed as the rebels’ headquarters.
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Rangoon
Burma
Certeal Burma
K Lling
Myingyan
Padaung
No 9 Goes Sour for Gamblers
In Las Vegas two University of Chicago students Albert Hibbs and Otto Walford used a mathematical system to bet roulette. After a rough Saturday they switched from nine to two numbers, profited then faced a run of bad luck as the nine paid out, with bets growing from $2.50 to $27.80 before the wheel again soured. They claimed to still be in profit despite the setback.
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Las Vegas
Albert Hibbs
Ciiltcathe
Otto
Roy Walford
San Diego
Calif
University of Chicago
Lacy
Wag Ume
Hibbs
Walford
Reno
Tad Luck
Senators Clash Over Aid Plans Amid Defense Funding Debate
Senator O Mahoney criticizes Republican leaders for backtracking on defense spending while acknowledging the need for military funds. He says tax cuts have reduced federal receipts and would fuel inflation unless expenditures are restrained, despite support for the European recovery program.
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O'Mahoney
Revolt in Ecuador Said Being Plotted
Washington officials said the State Department received a report of a potential revolution in Ecuador, possibly Sunday or Monday. They also cited reports that Communists in Chile are attempting to trigger a revolution on May 2 in collaboration with other anti government groups. The secretary of state and the U.S. delegation to the Bogota inter-American conference are kept advised amid cautious notes on the Chilean maneuver.
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Ecuador
Washington
Bate Department
Bundey
Ecua
State Department
Chile
Marshal
Bogota
Yilloh
Residents Report Rooms Proiled and Robbed
Two residents told police their rooms were entered early Sunday morning and items taken. Mrs Falvi Rodger of 3944 Bast Park reported a small table radio stolen. FR Kalahar of 922 East Broadway said a radio and $13 were missing after a crowbar breach.
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Butta
Falvi
Rodger
Bast
Park
Kalahar
East Broadway
Funeral Rites Set for 3ny Christiansen in Anaconda
ANACONDA April 1 The funeral of 3ny Christiansen will be Monday morning. It will leave the home of her son in law and daughter Gary Rettber 164 West Fifth at 9 15 for St Paul church. A Requiem High Mass at 6 30. Burial in Mount Olivet cemetery. The surface at Caplan area 40 feet lower than in the 1 0th Century.
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Anaconda
Ny Christiansen
Gary Rettber
St. Paul Church
High Imasa
Mount Olivet
Isavells
Neightors
Woodcraft
Christiansen
May Christiansen
Albert P. Christiansen
Lan
Carl Reuber
LO West Pith Street
Four Involved In Weekend Street And Road Accidents
Four residents of Butte were injured in auto accidents over the weekend, state highway patrol officers and police reported Sunday night. Jonas Marjazas, 24, of 486 East Broadway treated at St. John hospital in Helena after the car he rode in smashed eight miles south of the Capital City early Sunday morning.
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Butle
Jonas Marjazas
East Broadway
St. John Hospital
Helena
Glrn Laley
Poiolnen Black
Sinck
Butte
Lutey
St. James Hospital
Joe Mooney
Terry Tromly
J . Twin Bueller
South Jackson
Montana
Satunday
Mueller
John Kruger
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Meetings And Incidents
A butchered Butte notice compiles a mix of social events and accidents. Neighbors of Woodcraft install officers at Carpenters hall with Mabel Culbertson presiding. Boxers from Eagles lounge meet at the lodge hall. A Butte writers group convenes at the YMCA Tuesday. Local births at Murray and St James hospitals are noted, along with several traffic incidents near Whitehall and in Butte, detailing injuries and hospitalizations, driver charges, and police reports.
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Montana Circle
Woodcraft
Carpenters Hall
Mabel Culbertson
Butte Writers Group
YMCA
National Garden Week Found Here In 24 Years
The Rocky Mountain Garden club notes Garden Week began here in 1922, a year before the national push. Communities nationwide promote gardening with window displays talks school programs park cleanups and home garden exhibits. Homer Metcalf of Montana State College will give a landscape gardening lab at 2 PM in Anaconda Copper Mining Crystal room for members.
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Rocky Mountain Garden Club
General Federation of Women's Subs
Harding
Homer Metcalf
Montana State College
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda Deaths Prompt Notices From Local Groups
Funeral notices for Mrs May Christiansen wife of Albert P Christiansen appear to be from Anaconda with services at St Paul church and burial in Mount Olivet. The Astle notice lists Thomas East Commercial Avenue as a Livingston Mont resident with a funeral in Livingston Calvary cemetery and a Finnegan Funeral Home procession.
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H. P. Curtis
Billings
Grand Hotel
Mother of Butte Woman Is Taken
Helena April 16 Mrs Hilda Westland 13 wife of Fred J West land 687 North Ewing and Helena resident since 1996 died Sunday at St Peter hospital where she had been a patient since April 2. Survivors include the widower, three brothers in Sweden, two daughters Mrs K Boulter of Butte and Mrs Paul Colvin of Helena, and two grandchildren Bob and David Boulter of Butte. Funeral services Tuesday at 2:30 pm at Opp Conrad Retz chapel. Burial Forestvale cemetery.
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Helena
Hilda Westland
Fred J. Westland
North Ewing
St. Peter Hospital
Fred Z. Westland
Sweden
Lowa
Butte
Paul Colvin
Bob
David Boulter
Opp-Conrad-Retz
H.W
Mrs Mattison Claimed by Death in Butte Funeral
The body of Mrs Charles Mattison widow of a well known Butte attorney will arrive Tuesday from Berkeley California where she died Friday after an illness. The Mattison family left Butte in 1923 Mr Mattison died in the 1918 influenza epidemic. Mrs Mattison leaves three children Charles of Hopkinsville Kentucky Willers of Berkeley and Mrs Gam Eubanks of New York City. The funeral will be at Whiles Mineral nome.
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Charles Mattison
Butte
Berkeley
Oasif
Mattison
Charles
Hopkinsville
Willers
Gam Eubanks
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Forester
United States
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Pacific States
Jayson
W. Park
Oolan Agency
Ma ‘Th
Treasure State News
Hedvig Erickson
Berg
Fence Post
Bozeman
Montana Agriculural Extetsion Service
Neré
John P. Drimmond
Extension Forester
Endh Kemar
U.P
Northwest
Hollywood
Evertings
Lloyd's
South Montana
Athena
Ain BasineDilap Owsley Didr
Atv
Meutomeree
Oriental Rugs
Atiyeh & CO
South Excelsior
Milodragovich
Ohio River
Frances Muls Dafapak
Circusdon
Mecham
Senators
Caplan
Clarence Matteucci
Charles Spillum
Butts
Eagles
Murray Hospites
Jack Wulf
Caledonia
Donald Rin
Claude Shaw
Delaware
St James Hospital
Marlasas
Harold Castren
Whitehall
Ernest Morhere
Sliver Star
Herbert Slack
Movberg
Whitehill Hospital
Moltorfisia
Ben Lively
Murray Hospital
Urygoe Bakken
East Granite
Bob Converse
Finlen
Daniel Lawe
Jenner
Ralph Peterson
Jackson
A. L. Amieh
Leggal Notel
George Lyman
Helens
Myron Dingley
Dillon
Eaward Ryen
Aberdeen
Dames Hospital
Ethel Crouch
R. M. Grant
Great Falls
Miniig
John Kalanvick
Livings
Ots
National Garden Week
P. J. Finnegan Co
Dmorticians Distinctive Funeral Service
Phees
Welhslon
Vaina
Norio
Norito
Elmer T. Carkebk
Hart Schaffner & Mare Clothes
EFOX
Burry
Anata
Tangies
Merica
Robert Mitchum
Dene Greer
Ani
Three Daring Daughters
Jeanette McDonald
Jane Pavel
Jose
Panl
Dorsey Brothers
the Fabulous Dorseys
Jonny Weismuleer
Quce
Ginger Rogers
Kitty Foyle
Dennis Morgan
Charles Laughton
Henry VIII
Jennifer Jones
Bernadette
Victor Maclaglen
the Informer
Acadd Awaep
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