County Facing Shortfall as Relief Grant Drains Fast
Silver Bow County welfare officials say $140,000 of a $200,000 State grant was spent before receipt and $60,000 remains. The board notes monthly relief may rise to $275,000 amid Mine-Mill strike effects, with 7,500 dependents relying on aid and little prospect for new funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Silver Bow County
Willis Gerry
Gene Daly
Frank Gersh
Anaconda
Welfare Department
Bitter Counter Accusations Added to Fire
Washington AP reports sharp exchanges in Eisenhower inquiry hearings as R. Conrad Cooper accuses the United Steelworkers Union of monopoly power and inflationary bargaining while David J. McDonald replies that steel fabricators pay inflated prices and warehouses owned by steelmakers raise costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
R. Conrad Cooper
United Steelworkers Union
David J. McDonald
Cooper
McDonald
Anaconda Co Reopens Talks With Mine-Mill Union
The Anaconda Co. says it will reopen labor negotiations with the Mine-Mill Union as soon as possible after a request for immediate talks. Western VP E. I. Renouard sent the letter to the union. dates and place to be mutually agreed. Meanwhile zinc concentrates are being loaded in Great Falls for shipment to Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Co
E. I. Renouard
Renouard
Great Falls
Bob McClelland
Butte
Anaconda
U S Retains Atoms Test Ban With Flexible Basis
The United States keeps its nuclear test ban but shifts to an indefinite moratorium. President Eisenhower asserts pressure on the Soviet Union to reach a permanent halt, criticizing Moscow for stalling Geneva talks. The decision came from a 15-member meeting at Augusta National Golf Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Augusta
United States
Steenhower
Russia
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Geneva
Augusta National Golf Club
Christian A. Herter
Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
John A. McCone
Atomic Energy Commission
James J. Wadsworth
James B. Fisk
Paris
Billings Man Held in Theft of 17000 From Bank
Billings businessman Daniel Owen Evans was jailed on charges of taking federally insured property over 100 from Billings State Bank. The case centers on $17000 in cash and travelers checks reportedly placed in a safety box by Evans's ex wife Allagean Evans and Casper Wyoming executive John Delgarno.
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Billings
Billings State Bank
Daniel Owen Evans
U.S. Commission
R. L. Wilson
Evans
Allagean Evans
John Delgarno
Casper, Wyo
Wilson
FBI
U.S
John M. Schlitz
Butte Hospital Chief to Leave for New Inspector Role
Dr. W. B. Talbot, chief and administrator of Community Memorial Hospital in Butte since 1950, will resign to become inspector for the Joint Commission of Hospital Accreditation. He departs Wednesday, first to Chicago for orientation, then will work in Connecticut and Virginia. Dr. R. F. Peterson becomes medical director and Al Liddicoat remains administrative assistant.
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W. B. Talbot
Butte Hospital
Community Memorial Hospital
Butte
Talbot
Chicago
Connecticut
Virginia
R. F. Peterson
American Board of Pathologists
American Society of Clinical Pathologists
College of American Pathologists
al Liddicoat
Weather Snapshot Montana East and West Regions
A weather table outlines Montana east and west regions with cloud cover and scattered snow in the northwest mountains. It notes temperatures from 5 to 40 degrees across cities like Billings Belgrade Broadus Cut Bank Glasgow Great Falls Havre Helena Kalispell Lewistown Livingston Missoula and West Yellowstone, with varying highs and lows for Wednesday through Thursday and a note that maximums are for 12 hours.
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Montana
Imums
Mountains Montana High
Billings
Echia
Belgrade
Dillon
Drummond
Glasgow
S—Co
Thurs
Great Falls
Havre
Helena Na
Kalispell
Lewistown
Livingston
Missoula
West Yellowstone
Lings
Helena
Thompson Falls
Miles City
Glendive
Wolf Point
Libby
Polson
Butte
Bozeman
Sidney
Ambulance Born Baby Dies in Butte Hospital
The two day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Kenison of Dillon died Tuesday morning at Community Memorial Hospital Butte after being delivered by Dillon ambulance at Feeley Hill Sunday. The infant breathed with trouble from birth and doctors had hoped for recovery. Mrs Kenison, 22, is in good condition.
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Jack Kenison
Dillon
Butte
Community Memorial Hospital
Feeley Hill
Kenison
Quadruplets Born in Barquisimeto Family Hits Seventeen
Isabel de Torres, 35, gave birth to quadruplets on Tuesday in Barquisimeto Venezuela. The birth increases her tally to 17 children, already counting two sets of twins.
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Barquisimeto
Venezuela
Isabel de Torres
Two Butte Boys Learn BB Gun Lesson After Window Incident
Two boys aged 10 and 12 obtained BB guns as gifts and caused damage to two windows on a street named Main. Police say officers detained the gifts at the time and will hold them until a meeting with the boys' parents in a case handled by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Paver Seren Wy
Anti-Semitism Outbreak Has Nazi Overtone
An anti-Semitic wave with Nazi overtones worries Germany as Cologne synagogue desecration and Nazi victim memorial vandalism prompt police action. Swastikas appeared on shops in Rheydt, a Jewish store owner’s window was defaced, and an 80 year old concentration camp survivor received a death threat near Frankfurt. Rumors swirl of a government crackdown on radical right groups or former Nazis, though officials deny specifics.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Cologne
Rheydt
Seligenstadt
Frankfurt
Issak Hamburger
Adenauer
Record tides, snow bury East Coast as nine dead
A nor eastern storm brought heavy snow and record tides to New England and New York, forcing hundreds from homes and causing millions in damage. The death toll reached nine with six in New England and four in New York as waves flooded coastal towns. Coast Guard Civil Defense and naval units aided evacuations, with 300 people sheltered in Quincy and 300 more in Lynn.
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Boston
New England
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Maine
Weather Bureau
Marshfield
Nahant
Winthrop
Boston Weather Bureau
New Hampshire
Vermont
Hull
UCC Chairman Expects Jobless Claims Jump Next Week
Montana unemployment figures show a 595 drop to 12 671 for the week due to the Christmas break. Chadwick H. Smith of the Unemployment Compensation Commission predicts a near 2 000 rise next week as holdover claims from Anaconda smelter workers and new filings emerge after the holiday. The report notes declines in cities like Kalispell and Great Falls, with several large retailers reducing hours and staff in Butte and Billings.
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UCC
Helena
Chadwick H. Smith
Montana Unemployment Compensation Commission
Anacona
Anaconda
Smith
Falls
Kalispell
Livingston
Missoula
Butte
Billings
Traffic Deaths Seen At 320 In New Year Weekend
The National Safety Council warned 320 people may die in traffic accidents during the three day New Year holiday weekend. The estimate follows a higher than expected Christmas toll of 403 deaths in 72 hours, against a prior guess of 530.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Classified tips and used appliance listings ad copy
Home aid tips suggest using an old blanket as a skid to protect linoleum when moving a stove or refrigerator. The notice promotes selling unwanted items and calls for an ad writer at 5451 to describe the item and quickly skid it out for cash. Also listed are a New Hamilton dryer, affordable price, and white figure skates size 5 with contact 0 000.
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5451
New Hamilton
Collision at Roskilde Claims Concussion For Christian Madesen
A motorcycle and a car collided near Roskilde. The motor cycle rider fell unconscious. The other driver identified the unconscious man as Christian Madesen. Five years earlier the same two vehicles collided at the same spot, again leaving Madesen with a concussion.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Roskilde
Christian Madesen
Madesen
Butte Man Sues Finn Bath Proprie tors for 55731
Langstadt sues Edward and Effie Lehto owners of a Finn bath house at 504 E Broadway alleging third degree burns to the left foot and second degree burns to the right foot from a June 29 incident while the bath house operated. He seeks 50000 in general damages plus 1421.65 in special damages for medical and related costs. The suit names Hiam as guardian for Langstadt and notes his medical dependence.
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Langstadt
Edward Lehto
Effie Lehto
E. Broadway
Coe Stadt
John B. McClernan
Peter Hiam
Hiam
Brother Sought In Slaying Of Denver Girl
Florence Catherine Planders 17 was shot dead in her Denver home after an argument with her brothers. Police seek 18 year old Orville Flanders, recently released from the Colorado Reformatory. Witness Sam Hastings saw Orville place a rifle on a living room table before fleeing.
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Denver
Denver (Ap
North Denver
Colorado Reformatory
Florence Catherine Planders
Sam Hastings
Hastings
Orville
Joseph
Florence
Young Flanders
State Reformatory
Gerard
Mary Elizabeth
Flanders
Sheriff Urges Guardsmen Stay Throughout Wilson Plant Dispute
Albert Lea civil authorities ask Gov Freeman to keep 70 National Guardsmen stationed at the Wilson and Co meat packing plant amid ongoing labor strife. Sheriff Everette Stevern notes few civilian deputies and cites a need for Guard presence until the dispute is settled. Non union workers entered the plant without union picket interference as National Guard units remain in place after martial law was imposed December 11.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Wilson and Co
Everette Stevern
Orville Freeman
Stevern
Wilson
St. Paul
Joseph E. Nelson
Nelson
United Packinghouse Workers
National Guard
Gov. Freeman
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