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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1948

Page

1

Motors urged to obtain license plate by February fifteenth

HELENA Jan 3 47 Montane automobile owners must get license plates by Feb 15 state highway patrol supervisor C L Sheridan Friday reminded drivers and urged them to obtain plates soon to avoid last minute rushes on county treasurers offices one plate only is being furnished this year and must be placed on the rear of the car remove last year s paper slicker from the windshield and remove other plates from the car the state originally intended two plates in 1948 but steel shortages limited production the board authorized one plate under emergency powers due to law requiring two plates unless amended during wartime conditions

Helena C. L. Sheridan State Highway Patrol Sheridan

Upper Columbia river basin projects eyed for Montana

State Engineer Fred Buck outlined two plans for dams in Montana to irrigate thousands of acres provide hydroelectric power and transform the northwestern region. One dam near Paradise would flood several towns and acres of private land at an estimated 150 to 175 million dollars with a 6.5 million acre foot reservoir. A second dam on the North Fork of the Flathead River 22 miles north of Columbia Falls would flood Glacier National Park land and extend toward the Canadian border while not giving a cost estimate.

Helena Fred Buck Columbia River Mantana Montana Buck Paradise Columbia Falls Congress Clark Fork Perma Dixon, Moire St. Regis Raval Plalhead River Cotwibla Falls Forth Fork Glacier National Park

Spring Weather Brings Gloom to State Highway Dept

In Helena Montana the unseasonable warmth led to thawing and nightly freezing that unsettled road beds. State Highway Engineer Howard Holmes notes thinning pavement and vibrations from passing cars worsen damage, prompting temporary repairs as crews respond to the thaw cycle.

Helena Jan Montana State Highway Department Howard [Holmes

Sugar Beet Payment Largest in History

Missoula Montana January 9 Western Montana sugar beet growers will receive by mail the 1947 adjustment payment for beets supplied to the Missoula factory of American Crystal Sugar. The payment totals 92 19125 dollars and raises the company total for the crop to 1 78375 61 dollars the largest in Missoula sugar beet history. The first payment this year was 11 876 dollars per ton and the final rate including government payment comes to 14 86 dollars per ton for 1947. The average yield across Western Montana was 14.06 tons per acre in the Bitter Root Flathead Missoula Pre nchtown and Breadwater valleys.

Missoula Western Montana American Crystal Sugar Company Bitter Root Flathead Prenchtown Breadwater Valleys

Relief Ship Food to Be Loaded Monday at Havre

Havre will load a carload of 20 000 pounds of relief food Monday morning for shipment to Seattle for the Christmas relief sale. County brigades will pick up remaining food contributions in Hill County ski-line towns Saturday morning. The Bayre Chamber of Commerce directs voluntary collections of food items and money. The boxcar will be marked by large signs along its sides.

Havre Jats Seattle Hill County Bayre Chamber of Commerce

Registration not required to vote on extra school levy

Montana Attorney General R W Bottomly ruled that registration is not needed to vote on an extra school levy. He said county clerks need not preprint polt-books with registered electors for such elections and that increasing a levy beyond 10 mills does not create debt or liability. The ruling came in response to a query from Bozeman County Attorney W W Loesaley.

Elens Jan Montana jAtorney R. W. Bottomly Bozemen W. W. Loesaley Bottomly

Great Falls Man Found Guilty on Citizenship Charge

Louis Raphael de Prata of Great Falls was found guilty by a federal district court jury on three counts of falsely claiming United States citizenship in applying for a state liquor license for the Great Falls Stockman's club. Sentencing set for 10 a.m. Monday. Also noted, Sydney Chamberlin Mann, Hamilton veteran, was awarded a $57.50 monthly government payment. The government consented to the disability judgment in the war risk insurance case.

de Prata Sydney Chamberlin Mann Hamilton

Lawyers Plan for Montana Bar Convention

Helena reports the Montana Bar association will form a plan for its August convention at a Jan. 31 executive committee meeting. Harl N. Ginzberger and Paul Keller lead committees on unlawful practices and federal court procedure, with Tom J. Davis as executive chairman. In Hamilton, UC scientists arrive Jan. 15 to study Q fever at the Rocky Mountain Laboratory. Extradi tion to Butte requests governor for Richard Rosenlof’s extradition. he faces a California fugitive warrant for desertion of minor children.

Helena Montana Bar Association Harl N. Ginzberger Buble Steport Paul Keller Helene Tom J. Davis Butle Hamilton Jen University of California Rocky Mountain George William Hooper Foundation Eddie J. A. Howarth Robert Ortmabee Marjdorie ‘Todd San Francisco Jan Butte California Montana Sam Ford Richard Rosenlof Albany

Shanghai Market Faces New Threat Amid Price Surge

Shanghai market fears a new financial crisis similar to last spring as commodity prices soar and rumors spread of the dollar rising before the Chinese New Year. Black market quotes hold at record highs while rice and other goods spike, pressing workers and speculators in a tense economic climate.

Smuanghal Jam Bt Shanghai

Butte Resident Injured When Struck by Auto

Butte resident W. J. Christopher about 66 of the Metals hotel was struck by a westbound car at Park and Math, suffering possible skull fracture and internal injuries. He was under observation at a hospital Friday night, not deemed seriously hurt. Harold Gaston, 21, reported the car involved. police questioned the driver and witnesses.

W. J. Christopher Metals Hotel South Main St. James Park and Math Harold Gastron East Broadway Vws Castres Ernett Sullivan Willard McCollum Tom Nixon Cyril Kohn

Farmers Advised on Tax Filings in Montana

Helena report says farmers must file amended estimates of 1847 income taxes by January 15 and prepare original estimates by then. Thomas M. Robinson, federal collector for Montana, notes returns on Form 1040 can be filed any time until March 15. He adds many farmers file completed returns with cash payment in early January.

Helena Thomas M. Robinson Federal Internal Revenue Montana Priday Robinson

Hospital Staff Elects Officers

Dr R J Casebeer was elected president of the St James hospital medical staff at a Friday meeting. Dr F P Duchesneau was elected vice president and Dr C R Canty was elected secretary treasurer for the year 194. An executive committee includes Sister Mary Celestine Dr J E K Coleman Dr Caseheer Dr EB Garvey Dr H W Gregg ard Dr Canty.

R. J. Casebeer St. James Hospital F. P. Duchesneau C. R. Canty Mary Celestine J. EK. Coleman Caseheer EB. Garvey

Montana Firms Incorporated in Helena

Articles filed with the secretary of state list three Montana firms. The Albert Lalonde Company of Sidney with $400,000 capital is a construction firm directed by Ellen Irene Julian John and Hubert Edward Bauonidle and Agnes Virginia Jones. The Gordon Construction Company of Coram with about $25,000 capital is led by John P F Jack and Hettie Gordon. The Conrad Motor and Tire Company of Conrad with $5000 capital is directed by Francis W Rose Knobel and Ray Mond O Nell.

Montana Helena Albert Lalonde Company Sidney Ellen Irene Julian John Hubert Edward Bauonidle Agnes Virginia Jones Gordon Construction Company Coram John PF Jack Hettie Gordon Conrad Motor and ‘Tire Company Conrad Francis W Rose Knobel and Ray O'Nell

Anaconda Victors in Shuffleboard Rampoliti Match

Anaconda shuffleboard team defeated Butte six games to one in rampoliti at Carmels. Lea V. Kelly and Roy Brandt Jr. each achieved three straight wins over Gary Lombard and Pete Yerkich. Butte won the first game at the Owl before losing the next three. all contests were concluded amid numerous spectator challenges.

Anaconda Butte Rampoliti Lea V. Kelly Roy Brandt, Jr Gary Lombard Pete Yerkich Carmels

Randash quadruplets in good health after checkup

Nearby Jordan's three surviving Randash quadruplets are in excellent health after a regular checkup. The boy Dean weighs 18 pounds, Dorothy 16 pounds six ounces, and Dolores 14 pounds. They were born here on June 4 last year to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Randash. one infant died soon after birth.

Miles City Jan Jordan Ed Randash Dean Dorothy Delores

Girl Scout Group to Meet Tuesday

Deer Lodge January 8 The Girl Scout association will meet Tuesday afternoon at the city hall Scout rooms at 2 o clock. All troop leaders and communities workers and those interested in the work are invited to attend. The meeting is the first of the new year and will be presided over by the newly elected president Mrs Rule.

Mrs Pearl Stuart Rites to Be Monday

Funeral services for Mrs Pearl Stuart wife of Earl Stuart and member of a pioneer family will be held Monday afternoon at 2 oclock at the family residence 200 Larabie street Rev A E Nelson will officiate. Burial will be in the family plot in Hillcrest cemetery.

Deer Lodge Puneral Pearl Stuart Earl Stuart Larabie Street A. E. Nelson Hillcvest Cemetery

Hospital Notes From Deer Lodge Week of Jan 7

Weekly hospital notes record two births, admissions from Ovando Garson Emery Deer Lodge and New Jersey, and dismissals in Deer Lodge. Parents Bruce Krieg Maxville welcome a son and Jack Burch Emery welcome a son. Also details of Barnsville Newland birth visits. A thrilling basketball game in Hamilton Powell County with a 44 40 finish after overtime.

Deer Lodge Bruce Krieg Maxville Jack Burch Emery iMr Clarence van Elsberg William Schoof Ovando N. W. Jones Garrison Paul Hertz H. Alle Iparents Son Deer Lodge Jan Jack Newland Peer Lodge Deason Barnsville Minn Anne Newland Minnesota Betty Newland Hamilton Powell County Lnen Ova

Lineman Critical After Pole Fall In Great Falls

Wayne Woolsey of Great Falls was reported in critical condition in a local hospital after a 45 foot utility pole was toppled when a truck struck a guide line. James A. Stobart suffered a splintered heel and a wrenched arm during the incident on Thursday near Pairfield.

Great Falls Wayne Woolsey

Conductor Holmes Reported In Good Condition At Hospital

Great Northern Pacific conductor George W. Holmes of Great Falls was reported in good condition at a local hospital after injuries from losing his grip on a caboose railing while boarding a moving freight near Basin Tuesday. His shoulder was dislocated.

Helena Great Northern Pacific George W. Holmes Great Falls Basin Holmes

Four Infants Die Prompt Closure Of Ward

Pasadena California authorities announce Huntington Memorial hospital will close its maternity ward after four infant deaths linked to a diarrhea outbreak. Superintendent Alden B. Mills disclosed Friday that the unit will shut to prevent further tragedy.

Pasadena Calif Huntington Memorial Hospital Alden B.J . Mills

Great Falls Man Heads A I M E Section Activities

Great Falls man leads the A I M E section with a report on 37 membership applications, student awards, and a yearly slate of meetings across Montana. Dan Griffin of Butte chairs the membership committee. PF Linforth presides over student awards. eighteen papers competed for 1847 prizes. 1,121 attendees across 16 meetings in Great Falls Helena Anaconda and Butte.

Montena Dan Griffin Buttes Secling Anderson-Carlisle Technical Society A. Linforth Butte Montana School of Mines George D. McCarthy Robert E. Sullivan Yere Strandberg Great Falls Helena Anaconda Severe Butte Butte Country Club Collin L. Christie Butte Jeweler Russell Madigan Adeline University of South Australia Broken Hill Sam Rosch Anaconda Wire and Gable Company of New York Eave Nt Anderson-Carlisle Society Stephen Wise Montana Club Kelena Nar- Man Holt Montana Mining Association St. Andrew G

Way of the Seismograph In Exploring Oil

A resident geologist for General Petroleum spoke on seismograph methods in oil exploration. The October meeting marked the visit of Institute President Clyde Williams and secretary A. Parson. November gathered at the Montana Hotel in Anaconda with a sound film Bonanza. December joined Montana Society of Engineers with A B Martin of Montana Power discussing gas operations.

General Petroleum Company Institute Clyde Williams A. Para Montana Hotel Anaconda Montana Society of Engineers Martin Montana Power Company

Club Proposing New State Park

Anaconda Montana January 9 Founders club sponsors creation of a state park at the Missouri headwaters near Three Forks. A meeting is set for Sunday afternoon in Eagles hall Helena. Plans include fundraising and dedicating the park likely July 27 anniversary of the Lewis and Clark confluence reach.

Anaconda Founders Club Missouri Three Forks Eagles Hall South Main Helena Carolyn Madden W. T. Masten A. G Hinthausen E. H. Beal B . Pampel Lemmon J. C. Harrington Plains Clark Maudlin Madden Montana States Park Commission

Strike Ends in Trieste After General Walkout

The general strike that paralyzed Trieste Thursday was called off at midnight by the executive committee of the Communist dominated United Syndicate of Labor Unions which had ordered the stoppage to protest the trial of a group of Partisans.

Trieste Tthe United Syndicate of Labor Unions

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