Eastern Star officers pictured after Montana convention
The Grand Chapter of Montana Order of Eastern Star held a successful convention in Butte with elections and installations. Leaders shown include Bella Gunter as grand treasurer and Lucian B. Smith as worthy grand patron, among others. several officers were re elected and appointive posts to be announced later.
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Montana
OES
Butte
Grand Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Bella Gunter
Missoula
Lucian B. Smith
Billings
Vera M. Lodge
Elena
Tron
Lyle Carr
Melott
Victoria Baney
Eureka
Kennedy
Gunter
Grand Sentinel
Nasser to propose own Suez crisis solution
Cairo dispatch says President Nasser will reject international canal control and offer maritime guarantees of unimpeded shipping. Diplomatic sources expect a counterproposal to the 18-nation call for international operation, with Egypt as a participant.
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Cairo
Egypt
Suez Canal
London
Suez Canal Co
Britain
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Menzies
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Rome
Election Banquet Close State OES Convention
Mrs Thelma Leonard of Chinook was elected worthy grand matron and John Traufer of Helena worthy grand patron of the Montana Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star at the 67th Treasure State annual meeting closing session. Over 800 delegates attended as officers were elected and reception planned.
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Thelma Leonard
Chinook
John Traufer
Helena
Montana
Order of Eastern Star
Treasure State
Bow Theater
Masonic Temple
Leonard
Traufer
Kathryn C. Johnson
Plains
Lyle Carr
Missoula
Lucille M. Kennedy
Bella Gunter
Gladys R. Melott
Denton
Victoria Baney
Eureka
4-H and FFA Show Here This Week
One hundred six 4-H and FFA youths from nine Montana counties enter the Tenth Annual Butte Livestock Show and Sale at Montana Livestock Auction Co. Aug 28 29 30. Entries include 66 beef 45 sheep and 18 swine with sale procedures listing grand champion and reserve grand champion first at 1 p.m. Aug 30 and premiums paid on white ribbon class animals.
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Butte
Bank messenger loses gold on Milan street ride
Costanze de Giovanni, 22, a bank messenger in Milan, reported to police that he lost one kilogram of pure gold valued at $1,125 while speeding between banks on his moped. Authorities seek the missing gold and review transit footage.
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Italy
Costanze de Giovanni
Four More Names Added to Montana Highway Toll
Four names were added Saturday to Montana s 1956 highway toll bringing the total to 169 as the state nears a record number of deaths. The list includes John Gregovich 74 of Dillon Larry Walter Young 19 of Henning Minn Tracy R Carothers 27 of Great Falls and Horace Abbott 60 of Swan Lake. Gregovich died from injuries in a two car head on crash on U S Highway 91 in Madison county on Aug 17.
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John Gregovich
Dillon Mo
Larry Walter Young
Henning
Minn
Tracy R. Carothers
Great Falls
Horace Abbott
Swan Lake
Gregovich
Butte Hospital
Madison County
Mike
Clyde Smith
Dillon Area
Smith
Minnie B. Stewart
Butte
Minnesota
Malta
Saco
Clifford Heschke
Otter Tail
Heschke
Dillon Man Dies of Car Injuries
John Gregovich 74, Dillon hotel and tavern operator, died after noon Saturday at Butte Community Memorial Hospital from chest injuries after a head on crash on U S Highway 91 near the Big Hole River. His son Mike was in the other car and also hurt. Gregovich, born in Yugoslavia, lived on Cherry Street in East Butte. he was a miner and active in local Catholic and Slovenian societies. Funeral set in Butte Tuesday. burial Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Madison County
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Highway Patrol
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Community Memorial Hospital
Clyde Smith
Butte Miners Union
Johanna
Holy Savior Parish
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Joseph Gregovich
Yugoslavia
Sherman & Reed Mortuary
Holy Cross Cemetery
Dillon Fair and Rodeo Set for Four Day County Show
Beaverhead County’s Dillon Fair and Rodeo run August 31 through Labor Day. George Brown Bruce Watters and Dan Carpita lead planning for exhibits livestock and Wild West events. A three day race-horse meet starts September 1 with six races daily. Calf-roping bulldogging bareback saddle-bronc and Brahma bull riding mark Labor Day weekend with a $500 top prize for all around Cowboy and $500 for top six saddle-bronc riders. Labor Day parade at 11 a.m. draws thousands. Committee chair Tom McGovern coordinates financing. County fair grounds improvements aim to speed rodeo events and improve spectator comfort.
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Beaverhead
George Brown
Bruce Watters
Dan Carpita
Zumwalt
Lake Rodeo
Dillon Streets
Tom McGovern
County Fair Grounds
State Democratic Groups Meet in Helena Today
Montana Democrats gather in Helena for preconvention events leading to the Montana Democratic Platform Convention. Electors will select a substitute for the late Elizabeth McCarthy of Butte and a new State Central Committee chairman as about 275 delegates assemble for platform adoption and leadership ballots.
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Helena
Montana
Platform Committee
Ian Party
Elizabeth McCarthy
Butte
Jack C. Toole
State Democratic Central Committee
John G. Greene
Billings
Robert McKenna
Bozeman
John David
Vandalia
Electoral College
Democratic State Central Committee
Toole
Leif Erickson
Supreme Court
Arnold H. Olsen
Montana Weather Partly cloudy with scattered storms
Montana forecast split by region. East portion sees partly cloudy skies with a few thunderstorms and cooler Sunday night. highs 70 to 85 with 80 to 85 in the far east. West portion expects considerable cloudiness with showers and thundershowers and cool temperatures, partial clearing late Sunday night, highs 70 to 80.
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Bullet Fragments Found in Airman's Body
Navy patrol bomber P4M Mercator with 16 aboard was hit by gunfire before it crashed into the East China Sea off Red China coast. Only one body recovered, T. J. C. Albert Mattin of Delta Ohio, with fatal injuries. Questions linger on the attack and wreckage location.
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East China Sea
Red China
Shanghia
T. J. C. Albert P. Martin
Delta
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Earl Junghans
Fleet Air Detachment
Iwakuni
Japan
Naval Air Station
Mattin
Junghans
Rough Slugging Political Battle Ahead
President Eisenhower stays distant as Republicans and Democrats begin a rough campaign for control. Adlai Stevenson plans extensive national travel to rally voters, while Nixon and Kefauver are expected to spar in the coming battle. Stevenson kicks off Labor Day in Detroit with a message to voters.
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San Francisco
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GOP
Stevenson
Santa Fe
N.M. Stevenson
Detroit
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
Nixon
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Wright plans mile high Chicago lakefront office tower
Architect Frank Lloyd Wright said on Saturday he is drafting plans for a 510 story mile high office building to rise on Chicago's lakefront. If built, it would be the world's tallest structure, surpassing the Empire State and Chrysler buildings in New York.
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Spring Green
Wis
Artect
Frank Lloyd Wright
Chicago
Empire State Building
New York
Budget Surplus Hinted Despite Higher 1957 Projections
Washington reports a well placed source said the government may forecast a budget surplus for June 30 1957 of under a billion dollars, well below some estimates but about double the 435 million in Eisenhower's January message. Spending and income are both seen rising, with potential new records for personal income and corporate profits.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Budget Bureau
Kinsey Dies in Indiana at 62 Famous sex researcher passes after illness
Dr Alfred C Kinsey 62 a Indiana University insect and sex research pioneer died of a heart ailment and pneumonia in Bloomington Indiana He had been ill six months and was hospitalized after traveling to gather data for new studies His institute on campus drew both fame and controversy for its Sex Behavior studies and confidential interviews The institute expands valued by IU president Wells who called his work pioneer and foundational to future research
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Bloomington
Ind
Alfred C. Kinsey
Kinsey
Institute For Sex Research
Indiana University
Institute
Herman Wells
Harvard
Mansfield Attacks Ike as Utah Democrats Hear Mansfield
Senator Mike Mansfield told a Salt Lake City rally that Secretary of State Dulles deserves credit for his Suez stance but the Eisenhower administration has no new foreign policy ideas. He labeled the GOP convention stage managed and praised Estes Kefauver as vice presidential nominee, while noting missed promises on costs, farmers, debt, and education.
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Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Dulles
Mansfield
San Francisco
Montanan
Estes Kefauver
Kefauver
Eisenhower
Tidelands
America
Annual Boys State closes after Governor’s Ball
Dillon reports Boys State wraps up this week with Gov. Doug Pritchard of Glendive and Miss Tele Boveng of Kalispell leading the Governor's Ball. The week long program in government ends Sunday after church services.
William H. Mott Hurt in Accident
William H. Mott former General Electric manager and former Butte School Board member was badly injured in a Friday night automobile crash on the Dillon Jackson highway. He suffered a brain concussion and back injuries and was reported greatly improved Saturday night at Barrett Hospital in Dillon. Also injured were James Hurley and Ray Corfield, with minor injuries.
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William H. Mott
General Electric Co
Butte
Barrett Hospital
Dillon
Mott
Salt Lake City
Dillon- Jackson
James Hurley
General Electric
Ray Corfield
Kennebec Mining Co
Mr. Mott
Bannack
Lloyd Thomas
Chet Critchfield
Beaverhead County
Boy Scout Found Alive After Six Days Missing on Mt Rainier
A 13 year old Seattle Boy Scout was found alive after six days missing on Mount Rainier. Initial reports say he suffered a leg injury and exposure but survived the climb. He was located on a rocky ledge near the 4700 feet level of the 14410 foot peak.
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Mt. Rainier
Richard Mizuhata
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