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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1955

Page

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Treasure State News Job Prospects Bright for Montana

Montana UCC chairman Chadwick H. Smith says spring employment looks bright due to airport and air base projects in Glasgow and Great Falls, plus other construction across major cities. Glasgow Air Force Base contracts total nearly nine million dollars, employing about 760 people.

Helena Montana Unemployment Compensation Commission UCC Chadwick H. Smith Glasgow Great Falls Glasgow Air Force Base Smith

Training Center Ground Broken In Montana

Maj. Gen. Riley F. Ennis deputy commander of the 6th Army turned the first shovel for the Army Reserve Training Center in Montana during a Helena visit. He met Gov. Aronson and toured Ft. Harrison before breaking ground on the $130000 project, part of a three day Montana swing. Ennis, who recently succeeded Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, flew from Missoula and Pullman to lead Army Reserve activities.

Helena Riley F. Ennis 6Th Army Montana Ennis J. Hugo Aronson Missoula Ft. Harrison Pullman Wash William F. Dean

LeRoy Anderson Plans Second Run for Congress in Montana

State Sen. LeRoy H. Anderson 49, a Ponderas county farmer rancher, announced a bid for the Democratic nomination in Montana's 2nd District. He carried 20 of 38 eastern counties in 1954 and seeks further development in agriculture minerals oil and labor while serving as Senate Democratic leader and Army Reserve major general.

Conrad Montana LeRoy H. Anderson Ponderas County Orvin B. Flare Big Timber Montana Senate Europe Army Reserve Montana State College Anderson

Bandits Kill Seven on Bus North of Manila

Bandits ambushed a passenger bus 90 miles north of Manila on Friday, killing seven people and wounding 16, the Philippine News Service reported. Police say the driver crashed a roadblock as bandits fired with submachine guns. a patrol pursued the outlaws.

Manila Philippine News Service

Dr Hugh McMillan Succumbs on Coast

Dillon notes that Dr Hugh Mac Millan longtime local physician died last Saturday in a Long Beach California hospital. He and Mrs McMillan arrived in Dillon in 1912 and were active in community life before moving to California in the early 1920s where he continued his practice. A son Dr Hugh McMillan of Colorado survives. Funeral was held Tuesday in Long Beach with burial there.

Dillon Hugh MacMillan Long Beach Calif

Tree kangaroo's grounded habits defy name expectations

The tree kangaroo spends much time on the ground despite its name. It climbs to feed on fruits and foliage, to escape enemies, and to sleep, showing a versatile lifestyle beyond arboreal stereotypes.

Prison alterations approved by Board in Montana prison

Warden F O Burrell's plan to renovate the Montana Prison dining room kitchen and bakery to health department standards was approved by the Board of Examiners. The project includes restrooms storage space and a new shower area at the Powell county facility. The board will discuss Capitol building improvements with consultant engineer John Morrison on Friday.

Helena F. O. Burrell Montana Health Department Board of Examiners Powell County Capitol John Morrison

Cook's raise prompts $61 gift to Greater New York Fund

Nicholas Sy lyros, a Grand Central restaurant cook, previously gave a week’s pay of $54 to the Greater New York Fund in 1952. This year he followed with a new check for $61, reflecting a salary increase.

New York Nicholas Sylyros Grand Central Greater

Benson Sees End of Price Drop

Secretary Benson foresees a end to the five year decline in farm prices in 1956 due to a broader administration program. He expects some improvement in certain commodities and notes 1956 income may be a little below 1955 despite higher parity. Net income likely declines as production costs stay high and some reductions possible from lower feed costs.

Washington Benson Department Agriculture Dept Dept. of Agriculture

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