Lucinda Wolfe of Anaconda Dies at 94
Mrs. Lucinda Wolfe 94 of Anaconda died Friday night at Mountain View rest home after illness. She lived with daughter Gertie Libby at 1402 Mount Haggin Homes and will be buried in Sunset Memorial Gardens after services at Finnegan Co. Funeral Home Monday 11 a.m. The Rev. C A Brooks will officiate. She was born June 1866 in Marionville Missouri and came to Montana in 1899 living in Whitefish Livingston and Butte before moving to Anaconda six years ago. Surviving are daughter-in-law and son-in-law L W Smith and wife in Anaconda and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren across multiple states.
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Mountain View Rest Home
Mount Haggin Homes
Gertie Libby
Finnegan Co
C. A. Brooks
First Christian Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Marionville
Wolfe
Manna
Whitefish
Livingston
Butte
Fred Houston
Helena
Clarence Burgess
Anaconda
Robert Forsman
Barbara June Burgess
Marilou Burgess
Billings
Jack Burgess
Grand Junction
Colo
James Lambert
Bellview
Wash
Amarillo
Tex
Lynda Maw paints with teeth in Melrose area
Lynda Maw a 19 year old girl from a tucked away ranch near Melrose south of Butte uses her teeth to hold brushes and create oil wildlife scenes. Despite leg braces and early paralysis she paints with depth and realism and types with a blunt pencil. Her work has won ribbons at Beaverhead and Madison County fairs and reflects a positive resilient spirit.
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Lynda
Divide
Melrose
Butte
Lynda Maw
Moose Creek
Beaverhead
Madison County
Shriners Hospital
Portland
Montana Weather Outlook East and West Regions
Montana east region: Sunday partly to mostly cloudy with scattered snow in extreme north and east. Highs 35 to 48, Sunday night lows 5 to 15 in north areas and 15 to 30 elsewhere. Monday mostly cloudy with scattered snow and colder. highs 25 in northeast to 40 in southwest. West region: Mostly cloudy with scattered snow in mountains Sunday through Monday. highs 30 to 40, lows 15 to 25.
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Montana
Inquest Possible In Man's Death at Columbia Falls
Scott J. Morris 67 of the Montana Soldiers Home died in Kalispell hospital after being struck on Columbia Falls main street as Friday’s snow left icy pavement. Deputy Coroner James Campbell said Morris had ill health. an inquest is planned. Driver Michael Peel 25 of Columbia Falls identified. Death cause undetermined, Highway Patrol to classify if traffic. Morris WWI Navy veteran born Feb 17 1893 in Marquette Michigan survived by widow Wes sen.
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Columbia Falls
Scott J. Morris
Montana Soldiers Home
Kalispell Hospital
James Campbell
Morris
Campbell
Michael Peel
Darvin Lundstrom
Marquette
Mich
Kalispell
Wessen
Highway Patrol
Montana
Young Father Dies in Crash near Frazer
Darwin J. McGuire 25, a Glasgow father of four and Montana-Dakota Utilities employee, died in a single car crash eight miles west of Frazer on US Highway 2 at 4 a.m. Saturday. His car left the road struck an approach and jumped over it, the highway patrol reported. He is survived by his widow and four children. The Montana traffic toll rose to 197.
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Valley County
Darwin J. McGuire
Highway Patrol
Frazer
McGuire
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Montana
Kennedy taps Hodges as commerce secretary in new cabinet
President elect John F Kennedy named Luther Hodges North Carolina governor and former textile industrialist as secretary of commerce. Hodges voiced concern over the economy and urged swift stimulus beginning Jan 20 while pledging to make the department a vital force. He spoke at Kennedy's Palm Beach home as reporters gathered.
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John F. Kennedy
North Carolina
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Kennedy
United States
Commerce Department
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Western
Europe
World
Fires Kill 59 Persons in Two Day Period
The Associated Press reports at least 59 deaths from fires and related accidents across the United States in two days. Victims include seven in Maryland eight in South Carolina and ten in Louisiana. A La Plata family perished in a farmhouse blaze and other deadly incidents occurred in Monroe and Cleveland involving children and elderly residents.
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Monroe
Cleveland
N. Y
Miami
Fla
North Charleston
S. C
South Carolina
Driver Injured In Pit Accident At Berkeley Pit
LeRoy Knapp, 42, of 2025 S. Arizona, backin g a 28 ton truck at the Berkeley Pit, plunged 70 feet over an embankment. He sustained a fractured arm and shoulder and an eye injury and was extricated after an hour. His condition was listed as fairly good at St. James Hospital.
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LeRoy Knapp
S. Arizona
Berkeley Pit
St. James Hospital
Knapp
Anaconda Co
Paris Police Budget Allocates 8000 For Nightsticks
Paris police plan eight thousand dollars for nightsticks and whistles. The proposal lists no explanation for the purchase and lacks detail on the incident or policy context.
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Paris
Pans
Montana Republicans Nominate House Leader Candidates Today
GOP lawmakers gather in Bozeman for an early caucus to nominate speaker, assistant speaker, and majority floor leader as the party seeks to set a swift start to the session. The event precedes the Conference on Financing State Services at Montana State College.
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Montana
House
Bozeman
Baxter Hotel
Montana State College
GOP
Helena
Clyde L. Hawks
St. Ignatius
Thomas F. Haines
Missoula
Jerome L. Anderson
Billings
Churches Will Maintain Close Contacts
London AP: Archbishop of Canterbury Geoffrey Fisher returned from meeting Pope John XXIII and said Protestants and Catholics will keep closer contact. Fisher announced regular exchanges of interests and understanding among church branches, while Pope John said their meeting touched the threshold of great problems but offered hope for eventual solutions.
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London
Canterbury
Geoffrey Fisher
John XXIII
Holy Land
Vatican
John
Billings Attorney Named Aide to Nutter
Dennis W. Gordon a 37 year old Billings oilman and attorney was named executive secretary to Governor elect Donald G. Nutter. Gordon plans to move to Helena by early next year and is married to Lois Ruden with two children Terry and Scott. He has worked in oil and gas as landman broker operator and attorney and holds a law degree from Montana State University.
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Helena
Donald G. Nutter
Dennis W. Gordon
Billings
Gordon
Lois Ruden
Duluth
Minn
Terry
Scott
Denny
Skelly Oil Co
Missoula
Gordon Construction
Jack
Matt
Montana State University
Anaconda Co Advances Montana Mining Programs
Edward D. Tierney and Martin K. Hannifan addressed the Northwest Mining Assn. in Spokane about Anaconda Co. upgrades at the Butte, Great Falls, and East Helena plants. Tierney said ongoing changes aim to keep the company competitive as Butte eyes expanded deep level mining after producing 240 million tons of copper ore. Other speakers included Lester F. Bishop and Stewart Hurlbut who discussed work sampling and productivity.
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Spokane
Montana
Anaconda Co
Edward D. Tierney
Martin K. Hannifan
Butte
Northwest Mining Assn
Tierney
Anaconda
Great Falls
East Helena
Hannifan
Lester F. Bishop
Stewart Hurlbut
Hurlbut
Deer Found Shot in Meaderville Garage
Authorities report a deer was found cleaned and dressed in Ralph E. Eide's garage at 137 Main Meaderville. The sheriff's office was alerted late Friday and is investigating the unusual discovery at the residence.
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Meaderville
Sheriff's Office
Ralph E. Eide
Main
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