Robbin Mitchell Loser in Battle for Life
Robert Arnold Miltchell, a two year old who outlived doctors predictions by over six months, died Monday morning at home. He was born in Billings on July 14, 1845 and lived in Butte for two years. Survived by parents William and Mitchell, three brothers Billy Gerald Douglas, a sister Harriet of Walkerville, grandparents Elvin Herbert and Barbara J Mitchell, and many aunts uncles and cousins. His body will be escorted to Billings for burial at Mountain View Cemetery after services at Whites and Smith funeral homes.
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Patent
Mountain View Cemetery
Glacier Bear Cub Killed By Car
Glacier National Park ranger report notes Sophie the bear in mourning after an automobile struck and killed one of her three cubs. The mother carried the cub toward the woods as the two remaining cubs trailed, subdued, after the loss.
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Belton
Sophie
Glacier National Perks
Rangers
Activity Increases at Cut Bank Field
Cut Bank oil field activity picks up after a dry spell. Last week lists show several well completions, but only Union 04 company’s L. A. Dahl clasp No. 3 at 2249 feet had measurable production, rated a possible 4,000,000 cubic feet daily. Garters Ira Lurber No. 4 awaiting cement and Carter Platte Ia listed as completion, waiting on spudder.
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Gut Bank
Tnrer
Union 04
L. A. Dahl‘quist
Ira Lurber
Carter- Platte Ia
Spudder
Bull Moose Joins Honeymooners in Glacier Park Crash
Belton July 5. A bull moose charged the Basslers car on North Fork road near Apgar in Glacier National Park smashing the windshield door and fender but leaving the couple unharmed. The animal disappeared into the forest. OBTAINS PATENTS Bozeman July 6. Dr. Lloyd Berg, Montana State College chemical engineering professor, and his assistant received two U.S. patents for wartime synthetic rubber program inventions.
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Glacier National Park
Edward W. Bassler
Milwaukee
North Fork
Apgar
Bozeman
Lloyd Berg
Montana State Collage
United States
Prosperity Seen as Best Weapon Against Communism
Willard E. Fraser of Billings argues prosperity on farms and ranches undermines Communism. Fraser, Democratic candidate for eastern district U S representative, says programs introduced by the Democratic party keep Montana households thriving, preventing Communist footholds.
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Jay 5
Willard E. Fraser
Billings
Fraser
United States
Montana
Mishap Victim Improves After Motorcycle Crash Near Missoula
Tiarold L. Griffin, 16 from Oak Harbor Washington, remained unconscious but showed improvement for the second day after a Saturday night motorcycle crash near Missoula. His father Earl Griffin of Carthage, Illinois, arrived Monday. Griffin was en route to Carthage for vacation when the accident occurred.
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Here
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Wash
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Democrats Face Hectic Period
The piece reviews postwar civil rights debates tied to slavery and states rights as the 1948 Democratic platform shifts away from explicit slavery declarations. It notes Truman's push for broad civil rights laws, Southern opposition, and the charged political atmosphere shaping the party's direction.
Continue Search for Missing Babe Increases Effort
Hope rises as a fresh footprint found about a mile from the cabin site where 231 month old Donald Collier disappeared. Volunteers shift from brush to the new area after a Saturday night storm, with Major Hoffman noting the footprint’s freshness and the likelihood it may belong to the missing boy.
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Sumanom
Donald Collier
William F. Hoffman
Donald
Ilya
Joslen Rites Held for 85 Year Old Charles Joslen
Funeral services for Charles M. Joslen aged 85 were held at Finnegan chapel Monday afternoon with Rev. K S Helm of the First Caris fian church officiating. Joslen died Thursday. A son Harry Josten of St Helene California arrived to attend. Burial followed in Hill cemetery.
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Charles M. Joslen
Finnegan Chapel
Helm
Joslen
Harry Josten
St. Helene
Calif
Burig
Future Farmers Tour Exposes Youth to U S Regions
A 40 member Future Farmers party led by Dan Mizner toured the western states from June 18 to July 3. They visited Idaho Falls Salt Lake City Zion National Park Grand Canyon Boulder Dam Las Vegas and Los Angeles, studied farming methods, toured NBC studios in California, rode a U S submarine on Mare Island and saw Yosemite Yellowstone and Teton areas before returning via Salt Lake Reno and Lake Mead.
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Thoxs
Man Claims to Be Jesse James Recognized by 85-Year-Old Al Jennings
BAN LEANDRO Calif July 5 A man who says he is Jesse James was recognized Monday by an 85 year old ex train robber Al Jennings Jennings met J Frank Dalton 101 in a hotel room and the two men embraced Jennings claimed Dalton was Jesse James after questions about a past shooting match Jennings recalled a gun duel with James and said only two people could know the details James admitted Jennings beat him and Jennings called himself a shell of the man he once was
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al Jennings
Ban Leandro
Calif
Los Angeles
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James
Dalton
Dessé James
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Deer Lodge Hosts Guests for Golden Wedding Celebration
Mr. and Louie Krieg hosted relatives and friends from Helena Los Angeles Missoula Butte Elliston Springdale and more during a celebratory week. Several visitors attended the June 20 golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mizner Sr, parents of Mrs. Louie Krieg, held at the Mizner home in Elliston.
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Elliston
Charles Paul
Springdale
Wash
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Louie Krieg
Mizner
Public Support For Tito Grows In Yugoslavia Amid Criticism
Belgrade July 5. Public support for Marshal Tito appeared strong despite Cominform criticism as Borba announced 950,000,000 of the 70,000,000 national fund was collected in five days of the new loan. Yugoslav newspapers showed renewed allegiance while front pages carried rebuttals to Cominform charges.
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Tito
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Ussr
Blockade Reported at Scutari Border Town
Belgrade reports Albanian police blocked all food for Yugoslavs in Scutari border town. The communist press carried the claim alleging the blockade prevents feeding Yugoslav representatives and affecting the legation intonana.
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Pakistan Finance Minister Blames Mountbatten for Partition Disorder
Ghulam Mohamed accuses Earl Mountbatten of primary responsibility for disorders after India's partition last year. Thousands killed in communal violence. British Commonwealth Relations Office denies the allegation.
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London
Ghulam Mohamed
Pakistan
Earl Mountbatten
India
British Office of Commonwealth Relations
Mohamed
Elks Lodge Names National Leaders
A 52-year-old New York businessman was named grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. George S. Hall, former exalted ruler of Lynbrook lodge 1616, will be installed Thursday as successor to LaFayette A. Lewis of Anaheim. Hall has 22 years in service and Navy veteran status. Other officers elected include M. H. Starweather, B. A. Whitmire, O. J. Fisher, J. Fdlgar Masters, and J. Edgar Masters as grand secretary.
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New York
Monday
Benevolent and Protective Order
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George S. Hall
Lynbrook
Lodge
LaFayette
A. Lewis
Anaheim
Calif
Hall
Grand Lodge
Union Caraide and Carbon Corporation
M. H. Starweather
Tucson
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