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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1948

Page

1

State Takes Over Farm Labor Unit In Montana

The Montana unemployment compensation commission assumes control of the farm labor placement program, reuniting job finding and placement under one agency. Chairman Barclay Craighead cites improved service through 39 offices statewide and plans for part time representations in underserved areas to aid workers and farmers.

Helena Montana Unemployment Compensation Commission ABC State Extension Service United States Agriculture Department Montana Employment Service The Unemployment Commission Commission Barclay Craighead Congress Extension Service Nbor

Retired Engineer Taken by Death

William J. Wilson aged 83 a retired Northern Pacific railway engineer died at his Helena home after living in Detroit Seattle and Livingston. He was a longtime Mason and Algeria Shrine member. Survivors include his widow a daughter a son and two grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Saturday.

Helena William J. Wilson Northern Pacific Railway Montana Wilson Detroit Seattle Livingston

Escapee killer denied as suspect in Hutchins case

A man on a Denver train denied he was the escapee. He confessed after brief questioning to killing Hutchins and wounding his wife. Blood on his hands but not clothing. carried a .38 revolver and three discharged shells. Hutchins died. Mrs. Hutchins hospitalized in Denver. The suspect was not the missing prisoner, officers said.

Page One Hot Sulphur Springs McQueary Hutchins Denver Amit and Wesson MacQueary Sherbondy Csis Jean Feight

Prison break tied to Colorado inmate ringleader’s escape

The report details Sherbondy, once labeled the toughest kid by Denver police, as a prison break ringleader linked to the deaths of two convicts and injuries to four. Roy Best at Canon City suspended a guard after an investigation showed failures in cellhouse control and firing from towers. Escaped felons used guard Winston Williams as a shield while fleeing past Pollock’s post.

Denver Sherbondy Reisig Hot Sulphur Springs Sherbondy Colorado Canon Cuy Roy Best Best Charles W. Pollock Pollock Winston Williams

Licenses for Slot Machines Issued in Great Falls

Great Falls and Cascade County began issuing 1948 slot machine licenses pending state operator licenses. District Judge Guy Derry of Billings had ruled slot machines illegal as a lottery, creating a legal conflict affecting the licenses.

Great Falls Cascade County Guy ©. Derry Billings

Former Burmese Premier to Hang

Rangoon Burma Jan 1 Officials said Thursday that unless former Premier U Saw appeals within 24 hours he will be hanged for abetting the July slaying of U Aung San and six ministers. He was sentenced to death last Tuesday. U Saw, wartime premier, denied conspiring with the Japanese or against U Aung San.

Rangoon Burma U Saw U Aung San

Strike Averted As Tugboat Men Win Pay Rise

A 10 cent an hour wage increase ended a planned strike by 3,500 tugboat operators threatening to cut food and fuel for New York City. The stoppage would have disrupted the metropolitan area. In Salt Lake City a well dressed man about 45 was found on Main Street, detectives suspect a hit and run.

New York Salt Lake City U.p

Baby in Billings Out in Front for Diaper Prize

A baby born in Billings two minutes after 1948 began is touted as the first in the state, with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wright of Billings as parents. An eastern firm pledged a year of diapers to Montana’s first baby of the year, while in Missoula a Jan 1 birth at St. Patrick hospital produced a girl at 12 10 am and her twin brother 25 minutes later, to Mr. and Mrs. Liyle Roth of Thompson Falls.

Billings Clarence Wright Sam ©. Ford Montana Missoula Western Montana St. Patrick Hospital Liyle Roth Thompson Falls

Six of Mexican family dead in Texas fire near Lyford

Six members of a Mexican family were burned to death in temporary living quarters on a Willacy county farm near Lyford Texas on January 1. Two other family members were critically burned. The deceased are Ora Juana Leon Ochoa 36 Elena 15 Trinidad 10 Ysidoro 5 Juan 4 and Guadalupe 3 months old.

Harlingen Texas Lyford Willacy County Ora Juana Leon Ochoa Elena Trinidad Ochoa Ysidoro Ochoa Juan Ochoa Guadalupe Ochoa

Bach Choir of Chile Performs Across South America

A group of young Chilean women forming the Bach Choir is touring and giving concerts across South America showcasing their vocal ensemble.

Chile Bach Choir South America

Helena Youth Hurt in Auto Accident

Bob Davison of Helena, son of Mrs. Earl Davison, was unconscious in a local hospital after an early morning automobile crash. Police reported the car ran off a slippery road near Helena and overturned. Davison was in critical condition and believed to be the only occupant.

Helena Jan Bob Davison Earl Davison Davison

Veteran Officials Leave Posts in Great Falls

Two veteran district court officials retired here with Judge Harry H. Ewing ending 39 years and court reporter Dudley Crowther completing 50 years. Montana board approves trip for Dr. R. R. Renne to address Woolgrowers meeting in Salt Lake City Jan. 26. Montana stores report 11 months sales and stocks 16 percent higher than 1946. Building at state industrial school in Miles City to cost about 80 thousand dollars begins Friday, with half for a new dairy building.

Great Falls Harry H. Ewing Dudley Crowther Helena Montana Board of Examiners R. R. Renne Montana State College National Woolgrowers Association Salt Lake City Montana Federal Reserve Bank Miles City State Industrial School

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