Annual Butte Fourth of July Celebration Opens
The event offers numerous prize categories for floats and entries including best float, most original, best decorated car, and labor or fraternal organization representations with cash awards. A large fireworks display is planned, with downtown businesses decorated and townspeople preparing for a long holiday weekend. Public offices will close Sunday and Monday except essential services while shops cater to out of town guests.
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Prises
Pirat
Albor
Niagara Falls
Lfe
Top Police Officials Plan Defense Conference
Top police officials from across the country will meet in Washington next Thursday and Friday to map their role in civilian defense. The sessions, led by John D. Holstrom on leave from Berkeley, will form an advisory panel detailing a peacetime organization that could expand for a national emergency.
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Washington
Office of Civil Defense Planning
John D. Holstom
Holstrom
Berkeley
Calif
Civil Defense Planning Agency
St Ann Lawn Social July 10 at Butte parish grounds
St Ann parish on the south side of Butte plans its annual lawn social for Saturday July 10. Activities run all day from $20 to midnight for men women and children with Father J. O Connor and Father L Sprayear welcoming all parishioners. Harold Konen heads a committee of men. fish pond bridge luncheon and family dinner are organized with many volunteers handling dishes and decorations. Reservations for the bridge luncheon are via Jack Cullen or Mike Walsh.
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Butte
St. Ann Parish
South Side
Yg. J. O'Connor
Leonard Sprayear
Att Buute
Harold
Bus" Konen
Holy Nani Society
Ed. Shea
W. E. Sullivan
Bridge Limcheon
Mike Walsh
Jack Cullen
John Mack
Tom Wilcox
W. EB. Quigsey
John Mitchell
Oscar Shiner
J. Edwards
Charles Nugent
P. Fisher
George Pera
R. Gatterthwaite
James Rolando
Harald Konen
J. A. McNally
GC. R. Moyle
Mike
St. Ant Parish
Kiddles
Fr Shea
W. F. Sullivan
C. V. Helstrom
Leo Riley
Frank Roe
Charles Davis
Joe Lyden
Fred Mogus
John Markovich
Frank Smith
Ruth Cleary
Dan Scully
F. B. Morrissey
Lyle Smith
A. BR. Thomas
Frank Donovan
George Green
M. P. Dilton
Pat Thompson
James Kearney
Dominic Ricco
Ou F Hale
James Johnston
J. ©. Chabal
Pai Tre“glows
Mary Cramer
TJ. Crowley
A. Smet
Dyhin McManus
H. 4. Lane
Develop Montana en courage new Industry cre ate new jobs
The fragment suggests a push to develop Montana industry, create jobs, and expand markets and business opportunities. It mentions encouraging growth, supporting new enterprises, and boosting economic activity within the state context. The readable text centers on development and opportunity creation for Montana.
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Montana
Community notices and church social plans in South Side News
The Wesleyan Service guild of Grace Silver Bow church hosts a potluck supper at Columbia Gardens with 6 15 PM church departure led by Mrs. John Sampson and Mrs. Martin Latourette. A separate St Ant parish lawn social includes a 1 30 PM bridge lunch and 6 30 PM dinner with games, a fishpond, and many volunteers coordinating chairs and booths. Mr. and Mrs. J F Cundy return from a fishing trip and plan Glacier Park travel. local clubs meet at IOOF hall and visit relatives in the city.
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Wesleyan Service Guild of Grace Silver Bow Chuych
Columbia Gardens
Werther
John Sampson
Mar=ton LaTourette
J. F. Cundy
Brown's Bridge
Glacier Park
R. Strong
Iowa
Hiawatha Club
Silver Leaf
Front Street
Christine Morrison
E. J. Stevens
Livingston
Albania Breaks Ties With Yugoslavia Amid Dispute
Albania severed relations with Yugoslavia asserting breach of existing agreements. Yugoslavia rejected the charges, calling them incorrect and arbitrary, and refused to recognize Albania’s declaration as null. Yugoslav aid to Albania totals 2 billion dinars, about 40 million dollars, aimed at offsetting wartime damage and backward economy, while Albania refused to provide equivalents and accused Yugoslavia of coercive tactics and slander. The note marked the fourth dispatch in a week as Tito’s Yugoslavia seeks a bloc split with Soviet aligned Albania amid Balkan tensions.
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Albania
Yugoslavia
Russia
Balkan
Cominform
International Communist Organization
Tito
Comin Farm
Russia Won’t Budge on Berlin Blockade
The Berlin blockade enters its third week as talks among four occupation chiefs end without progress. Western commanders report no assurances from Sokolovsky and fear the issue will require direct Kremlin talks. A three power protest lingers in Boston awaiting a Berlin conference announcement.
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Cay
Sokolovsky
Kremlin
Bonston
Berlin
Pioneer Club Parade Meet Set For Monday Morning
Butte Pioneer club members interested in riding the club’s float in the Independence Day parade are asked to meet at the club headquarters at 4 am on Monday May day. The executive board will skip Monday night but hold the regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 pm just before the main gathering. Four 4 H club members depart Sunday for Olds Alberta to represent Montana at Junior 4 H week. Mary Les Noble Stillwater Burton Bosch Blaine Ruth Benson Missoula and Francis Van Rinseem Flathead will attend.
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Butte Pioneer Club
Pioneer Club
Alberta
Bozeman
Olds
Montana
Mary Les Noble
Stillwater County
Burton Bosch
Blaine
Ruth 1
Benson
Missoula
Francis van Rinswm
Flathead
Tom Davis Named to Rotary International Nominations Group
The selection of Tom J. Davis Bulte attorney and past president of Rotary International to a committee studying the method of nominating the Rotary International president was announced Saturday. Davis will be joined by Rotarians from the United States England Canada and Uruguay on the committee. Appointments were made by Angus B Mitchell of Melbourne Australia the newly elected president of Rotary International.
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Tom J. Davis
Rotary International
Davis
United States
England
Canada
Uruguay
Angus 8. Mitchell
Melbourne
Australia
War Hero Henry Gosselin Laid To Rest At St John
Funeral for Private Henry Gosselin held Saturday at St John the Evangelist Church with a Requiem High Mass and full military honors. Body moved from Duggan's Merrill mortuary to the church. graveside rites at Holy Cross Cemetery. Legion rites conducted by Chaplain Harrington. firing squad included Gilbert Jowert Spring Wainwright Koereman Wall Gardner and McNatt.
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Phc
Henry Oo. Gosselin
St. John the Hyangelist
William L. Lyle
James Shen
Grovgs Gill
Ralph Kruekes
Frank K. Haverington
American Legion
N Legion
Legion
Gosselin
Bill Gilbert
Harrington
Hugh Doyle
Bob Jowert
Verne Spring
Barney Tovasel
Dewey Price
Charles Ellis
Philip O'Donnell
Ben Wainwright
Carl Koereman
Jack Wall
Henry Gardner
Charles McNatt
President Signs Farm Price Support Measure
President approves a farm price support package detailing parity baselines and 1950 pricing. Wool remains at 50 per cent parity, while steagall commodities receive 60 per cent to near parity with safeguards against drops below 60 per cent for dairy, poultry, hogs, eggs, and white potatoes. Long range goals seek parity adjustments tied to the 1949-1959 base, with sliding supports for wheat, corn, rice, cotton, and petuuts, and tobacco capped at 90 per cent. Wool targets 360,000,809 pounds to balance production incentives.
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Congress
Arik
Secretary of Agriculture
Explosion at Carnegie-Tools Steel injures workers in Chicago
An explosion and fire at Carnegie-Tools Steel in Chicago damaged nearly a million dollars and sidelined about 40 percent of the plant’s productive capacity. One worker was killed and four seriously injured, with police estimating extensive damage.
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Chicago
Carnegie-Tools Steel Company
Michael J. Gorrigan
Accent on Sports Montanans Scatter for Fourth Weekend
The Associated Press notes a July 4 weekend of sports across Montana with rodeos golf regattas rifle tournaments and fish derbies. Glacier and Yellowstone parks brace for a busy period while road traffic receives state patrol attention. Events run from Saturday through Monday in Fresno Lake Lewistown Anaconda Sidney Chateau Plentywood Livingston Hinsdale and other towns.
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Associated Fyran
Glacier
Yellowstone National
Montana
Fresno Lake
Whitefish
Helens
Green Meadow
Lewistown
Anaconda
Sidney
Chateau
Plentywand
Mnarkamen
Tolaaho
Washington
Oregon
Ansconda
Anmual Richland County
Tivingston
Hinsdale
Blood Strength Tonics Ad From a Vintage Drug Ad
An odd long ad touts Tonle and Forte tonics claiming to boost blood strength and appetite. It describes rapid red blood cell production and overall vitality, urging readers to start Tonle now for better eating, sleep, and work, with millions of bottles sold.
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Elise Welker
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My. Willam Haber
Frieda Novak
David EB. Fige
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Jimmy
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Marcia
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Church of the Nazarens
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
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Rotary Group
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