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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1953

Page

1

Bank robber Franklin charged in Montana case

A complaint charges Jack Michael Franklin 39 of Anaconda and Opportunity with violating federal banking laws in the Nov 20 robbery of Metals Bank and Trust Co in Butte. A warrant and search lead to a northwest manhunt. clothing and a furnished jacket were linked to the daylight holdup that yielded 2858 dollars.

Charles Bartle Metals Bank and Trust Company B. J. Riley Percy Wyly I Montana-Idaho FBI Jack Michael Franklin Anaconda and Opportunity Arco Idaho Metals Bank and Trust Co United States David L. Holland Butte Northwest Franklin Percy Wyly II Federal Bureau of Investigation Wyly Deer Lodge Teller Battle Anaconda Ana Percy Wylye

Woman slain after husband ties family in trailer

A 22 year old mother was tortured and killed in a house trailer near Holbrook Arizona as her husband bound and trapped the family. The coroner's jury named carnival owner Carl Folk as the killer after he was wounded in a gunshot. The husband was shocked into collapse and the 2 year old son slept through the horror.

Holbrook Ariz Betty Faye Allen Wattsburg California Raymond Carl Sheriff’s Office Folk

Police Say Man Admits 60 Auto Prowlings

Police report Jay J. Butler admitted to at least 60 auto prowls over two months amid other break ins. Chief Riley said Butler is detained at the city jail and will face the county attorney after loot recovery efforts. Arrests by Lt. James A. Clark and Officer William Ryan followed the Maynard Grocery burglary inquiry.

Jay J. Butler B. J. Riley Butler Riley James A. Clark William Ryan Maynard S. Main Street

Forest Service to Administer 3.18 Million Acres Shifting

MISSOULA Mont P D Hanson Region 1 forest supervisor announced 3 184 469 acres in 11 Montana North and South Dakota land utilization projects will be reassigned to the Forest Service effective January 1 from Soil Conservation Service and Agriculture Research Administration. The Bankhead Jones lands and forest disease work move with administration staying outside the Forest Service System. The Lewis and Clark National Forest will oversee the Milk River land Musselshell central and other Montana parcels totaling over 952 243 acres plus 267 725 acres in Musselshell County. Continued on Page 10 Col 5.

Missoula Mont P. D. Hanson Region Montana North South Dakota Forest Service Hanson Agriculture Department Secretary of Agriculture Benson Soil Conservation Service Agriculture Research Administration Forest Service For Administration Lewis and Clark National Forest Milk River Land Musselshell Central

Four Texas tornadoes strike in 24 hours across counties

A spate of tornadoes touched down from Seguin to Washington On The Brazos and Tanglewood, killing two and injuring five in Washington On The Brazos. At Seguin, 13 were hurt. Tanglewood saw a damaged schoolhouse and three elderly hospitalizations. Huntsville reported no injuries.

Austin Tex Texas Washington - On-The-Brabos Seguin Here Tanglewood Huntsville Washington-On-The-Brazos Mexico Elberta Carter Elbert Crawford

Lodge pushes Red Cross Korea probe at UN

United Nations debate centers on allowing the International Committee of the Red Cross to inspect alleged atrocities in Korea. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. accuses Nam Il of planning Koje prison riots during truce talks, while Andrei Vishinsky denounces the move as demagogic. Vote on a five power resolution is delayed.

Security Council Vishinsky Lodge Assembly

Churchill Lands in Bermuda for Big 3 Parley

Churchill arrived in Bermuda aboard the Canopus to attend a Western Big Three conference at Mid Ocean Club. Foreign Secretary Eden and Lord Cherwell accompanied him in a 28 member party. French Premier Laniel and a 19 man delegation followed from Paris for talks opening Friday. The U S group including Eisenhower and Dulles expected Friday arrival. The five day sessions aim to discuss world problems with possible moves toward a European army and Berlin talks. Churchill appeared cheerful while greeting spectators and reviewing a guard of honor.

Tucker's Bermuda Churchill Anthony Eden Lord Cherwell Britain Joseph Laniel France Paris Air France Georges Bidault Mid-Ocean Club Eisenhower State Dulles Russia Berlin U.S Europe Alexander Hood Robert B. Streeper

Gift Spotter promotes holiday gift ideas in Want Ad section

The Gift-Spotter offers daily gift ideas to ease crowded Christmas shopping. TV Sales and Service is highlighted as a Santa favorite advertiser in this year’s Gift-Spotter feature.

T. V. Sales and Service

Strike Threatens Citrus Industry

The CIO United Steelworkers walkout shuts 68 U S plants and five in Canada at Continental Can Co and American Can Co affecting about 60 000 workers. If prolonged the strike threatens steel citrus and allied industries with most tin cans produced from steel.

Pittsburgh CIO United Continental Can Co American Can Co U.S Canada Continental States Stokely-Van Camp

Amateur Gunsmith of Sidney Fatally Wounded

Victor G. Kock 47, manager of the Sidney Montana Dakota Utilities branch, died from a gunshot wound in his basement while working on guns. Sheriff Van Childers and County Atty. James Cottingham summarized the incident. his widow and son Robert in the Navy survive.

Sidney Victor G. Kock Montana Dakota Utilities James Cottingham van W. Childers Kock J. S. Pennypacker Rock MDA Glendive Mont Beach N.D Robert Navy

Brownell Aide Denies Laxity in Denver Action

Justice Department rejects Judge Ritter's claim it refused to aid in a Denver jury tampering probe. The denial comes as political figures like Clayton Fritchey cite alleged department failures in high profile cases. Warren Olney III issued a statement without addressing Ritter directly.

Brownell Denver Washington Justice Department U.S Willis W. Ritter Ritter Clayton Fritchey National Democratic Committee Fritchey Atty Asst Warren Olney III

Canada Accepts Gouzenko Interview Plan With Veto on Publication

The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee approved Canada's terms for a secret Gouzenko interview on Soviet espionage. Canada retains the right to veto disclosure of evidence, while Gouzenko’s willingness to talk remains unsettled. Secretary Dulles to arrange, with Jenner proposing a U.S. presence in Canada.

Washington Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Canada Dulles Igor Gouzenko Ottawa Gouzenko St. Louis Post-Dispatch Toronto Telegram Russia U.S Jenner R-Ind

Ike McCarthy showdown fades as conference veers to quotes

President Eisenhower held a 26 minute news conference dominated by the absence of Senator McCarthy. Secretary Dulles criticized certain views, while Ike read a short statement pledging accord with Dulles, leaving reporters noting there was no knockout clash.

Washington Eisenhower Sen. MecCarthy R-Wis State Dulles McCarthy Dulles Washington Times Herald Ike Bermuda

Santa and the Flying Pup starts tomorrow in Montana Standard

A brief note about a Christmas tale for children titled Santa and the Flying Pup. It follows Little Henrietta who, poverty stricken, finds Willie the pup and discovers a meaningful Christmas. The Montana Standard promotes the story for young readers and listeners.

Henrietta Willie Santa and the Flying Pup Montana Standard

Boy Excused From Jury Duty At Five Years Old

Norman Bostic Jr. was accompanied by his parents when summoned for Onslow County jury duty. Sheriff Thomas Marshall approved an excuse for the five year old boy.

Jacksonville N.C Norman Bostic Jr Thomas Marshall Norman

Eisenhower says GOP unity hinges on progressive program

President Eisenhower urged Republicans to adopt a dynamic program to expand welfare and unite the party. He endorsed Dulles against McCarthy’s anti-subversive focus and warned against coercion toward allies, stressing unity among free nations as essential.

Washington Eisenhower Congress Sen. McCarthy Wisconsin McCarthy Senate House of Representatives Dulles

Fail to Win Back Korean Soldiers

Allied explainers at Panmunjom failed to secure repatriation from 30 South Koreans held by Communists. Thirty joined the first group in refusing to return, while the latest batch asked sharp questions and took pages of notes as the explainer offered back pay, awards, promotions, and amnesty.

Panmunjom Republic of Korea

Butte Weather Forecast: Cloudy With Snow Likely

The forecast calls for general cloudiness and occasional snow on Thursday and Friday with little temperature change. Expected highs range from 30 to 45 degrees across divisions, with overnight lows near 20 and temperatures across Tuesday night to Wednesday afternoon showing a max around 32 and a min near 25.

Divide Montana Billings Belgrade Ay Broadus iCut Bank Butte Soacosvacsese Dillon Drummond Deeserees Glasgow Great Falls Eevesee Tr Havre Helena Kalispell Cenecceseeses Lewistown Aeon Nneeneeene Livingston Ereaeraveens Miles City Eecaeeee Missoula West Yellowstone Whitehall

City Aldermen establish joint recreation board

The Butte City Council created a joint city school district recreation board after approving an enabling ordinance. Members include Superintendent George Haney. trustees William Mott and Willis Gerry. Aldermen Lindquist Kissock and Kinsella. Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Sarsfield, and PTA leader Mrs. Riley. The board will advise on a uniform recreation program while the school district budgets funds next year.

Butte Park and Broadway Tim J. Sullivan Terry W. Kelly Edward J. Hastings First Ward Joint Recreation Board George Haney William Mott Willis Gerry John Lindquist Joe Kissock Dan Kinsella W. D. Murray George Sarsfield John Riley Central Pta Council Murray Sarsfield Riley Ptas Recreation Board Parks and Playgrounds Committee Board of School Trustees

Man Held on False Fire Alarm Charges in Baltimore

Alvin Anay, 39, was held for the grand jury on charges of turning in false fire alarms. Police testified he said firemen need exercise or they get stale. Anay is unemployed.

Baltimore Alvin Anay Anay

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Bank Jack M. Franklin Sen Red Cross United Nations Henry Cabot Lodge Jr U.N. Assembly Moscow International Eden Sir Winston Ike Vs. McCarthy Rwis America Soviet Russia
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