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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1948

Page

1

Country Club Members to Clean Up Monday Evening

Butte Country Club plans a Monday cleanup with 90 to 100 members to ready the course for the Montana State Golf Association tournament July 29 to August 1. W A O Reilly and Jon Virant organize crews, with J D Murphy presiding.

Country Club Butte Country Club Sieeresque Ces Meelon Montana State Golf Association Butte Club W. A. O'Relly Jon Virant J. D. Murphy Clube House Joe Rent Clon Cnet Mortana Clas

Western Germany seeks own government amid Allied plans

The British zone capital Momblen hosts West German party leaders as Britain France and the United States discuss a Western German state with broad self rule. An administrative statute is debated while some oppose a formal constitution. General Clay signals possible acceptance of major Allied terms.

Jacob Steffan Fronch Gene Abbeland-Palatinate Chrisan Democratic Union Western Germany Lilies D. Clay

Butte Death Notices Radar Clark and Family Notice

The remains of Ernest Radar will be shipped from Milabela New Jersey to Duggan's Merril mortuary for a funeral to be announced. Frank Clark of 1488 Longfellow may be viewed at Duggan's Merhall mortuary with funeral arrangements to be announced. The Clare family extends thanks to those who offered condolences and gifts.

Milabela N. J Duggan'a Merril, Mortuary Attenton! Veterans of Foreland ‘Ware Clark Frank Clark Duggan Mergill

Card of Thanks for Nellie Burright’s Illness and Death

Duggan's Merrill Mortuaries Joen R Duggan Lewes Butts Montana extends gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of Mrs Nellie Burright beloved wife mother daughter and sister. Special thanks to those who sent floral offerings Kenwith Burright and family express appreciation.

Intervan Clark John Clare

Funeral Details for Helen Peel Listed in Local Notice

The Daly-Rhee chapel will host the funeral for Helen Peel on Friday morning at 8 o'clock. Requiem high mass to be celebrated at St John church at 8:30. Interment to follow at Holy Cross cemetery. Directors and embalmers Sherman and Reed Finer J R Reed Mee Broadway at Arizona Street listed with contact 322.

Two Funeral Chapels for Wakes and Funerals

Daly-Shea Mortuary advertises two funeral chapels in Boise Idaho with Francis X Dolan manager. It notes Jack E Kent of 2436 Yale Avenue died and that remains are at Whites Funeral Home with time and place of funeral to be announced in the evening paper.

Daly-Shea Mortuary Francis X. Dolan Idaho Kent Jack E. Kent Yale Avenue Whites’ Puner Avening

White's Funeral Home Services For 43 Years Of Service

The remains of Mrs Charlotte Deffetach lie at Richards Funeral Home. Rev H B Ricketts will conduct services Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. The remains are to be interred in Butte locality after the service.

Whites’ Funeral Home Sam F Geo. N. White Butte West Park Sitreet Deffebach Mra Charlotte Deffetach Richards Funeral Home H. B. Ricketts Tua

Richards Funeral Home Notice

Funeral home of Richards announces services for Fred I Rest Arle T and Axtioen Geath Mamiaus at Biss. Telephone TH 1.

Albanian and Yugoslav Tensions Over Danube Conference

The dispute around Tito and Cominform flared as Albania expelled 94 Yugoslavs and armed guards guarded the frontier. Yugoslavs reportedly arrived at Titograd while Albania prepared to defend its border against perceived political strikes. Diplomats from the Big Four and Danube states agreed to invite Eastern European nations to a Danube shipping conference, despite Yugoslavia’s official stance.

Marshal Tito Titograd Albania Communist Bureau of Information Marehal Tita Linzakt Anernend Sig Four Russe Yusoslav Ministry of Foreign Affairs Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Hungary Romania Ukraine Wilizan Savic Russia Danube Mustela Wil Ba Douth Yugoslavia

Czech Demonstrations Will Be Investigated

Prague authorities ordered probes into popular demonstrations linked to the Sokol congress and Benny Benes supporters. The Communist cabinet decided to study foreign delegation participation and ordered ministers to report on the inquiry results at the next meeting. Police dispersed crowds after protests praising Benes and Tito, with groups singing and paying homage to Wilson.

Prague Czechoslovakia Eduard Benes Frage Radio Klement Gottwald Benas Marshal Tito Yugoslavia Henes Woodrow Wilson

Air Force Plane Crashes Killing Two at Greenville Base

A C-47 training aircraft crashed at Greenville Air Force Base on a July night, killing two crewmen. Reports say the plane was on a frontline training mission when it went down and burst into flames.

Greenville Air Force Greenville Air Force Base Fugi

Hospital Notes ST James Admitted and Dismissed Names List

A hospital notes segment lists admitted and dismissed patients with names and addresses across multiple locations including Walkerville Great Falls Cardwell and Deer Lodge. It enumerates patients such as David Gilbert Mrs Joseph Cassidy Melvin Ephim Mrs John Pilling Donald Connell Margaret Neher Vera Murtha James Sturgeon Elmer Williams Mary Meljle Patrick Murphy and John Dwyer among others with associated streets and towns.

St, James David Gilbert Joseph Cassidy North Montana Melvin J. Ephim John Pilling North Henry Donald Connell Gladstone Terrace Walkerville Charles Chestnut Washington Hotel Margaret Neher Harrison Sem Cote South Montam Eli Shikany Great Falls Vera Murtha Hartford Vera Bhaw Cardwell George Hensler Mortay David Bradley Cockhill Utah James Sturgeon Roberts Elmer Williams West Silver Fred Hicks Whitman Mary Meljle South Mortena Patrick Murphy Blue Wing James *Babcock Upton B. Stale Nevarin Idon Hackman Armstead Adam Andersen Deer Lodge John M. Miller Seattle Gordon Reeder Lima John Dwyer Thornton Hazel McDonald Harry Auederson South Washington John Gokot East Granite

City Decisions on Street Repairs and Public Works

Butte city reports patching and repair work on streets will resume early next week with a carload of street oil and 48 tons of sand and crushed rock arriving to support work. Petitions seek removal of street ram up posts and meters to extend a driveway for a new bus terminal, and a 40-signature request for a sanitary sewer system in the Owsley Improvement district. Police show 430 arrests last month with most for intoxication. fines and penalties total over $2,800. City finances note gate receipts from mining league games and a 16 percent maintenance share for Clark Park. Bills, licenses, and payrolls for May and June are approved or referred for action.

George Tippett West Broadway Owsley Improvement Mharahudy G. W. Richardson Paul Burchell Cola- Tadeo Burchell South Main Street Anh Alice Collins West Iron Mra Gilbert Noel Arizona W. H. Grhaegen Bart Riley George Tippatt Department of Public Works Butte Butte Copper League Tover M Clark +park Lcense James Hannifin Joseph Brinig Milton Pret Ant Association Butte Ticker Motor Company South Montana Travnstera East Mercury Enice Bar and Hotel East Broadway Utah Wyoming Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Chelsea Enamenl Judiciary Committee Duncan Meter Corporation

Centerville Fire Department Plans Project Meeting

Centerville volunteers call all taxpayers to an 8 pm Friday meeting at the station on East Centerville to discuss street lighting upgrades. A special committee and Montana Power engineers will explain a plan to add 2 thousand new lights at a 6 mill levy increase, with funding to come next fiscal year.

Centerville Fie Company Mobtuea Power Company Montana Fower Company Fire Department

Marine fighter plane sinks during carrier naval maneuvers

A Marine Corps fighter plane spun into the ocean near the carrier Boxer during naval maneuvers as the battleship New York was sunk. The pilot’s name was withheld.

Ocean Perrl Harbor Marine Corps New York

Escape Drowning in Car Mishaps Near Hamilton

Two near tragedies within 24 hours ended with four people escaping drowning in separate automobile mishaps near Hamilton. Mr and Mrs J M Cummings of Salt Lake City survived a plunge into the Bitterroot River, rescued by local bystanders. Later, Ben Will and Lois K Clark, Hamilton residents, escaped a ditch flood while en route for a marriage license and wed soon after at Justice W B McKnightin’s home.

Hamilton J. M. Cummings Salt Lake City Bitterroot C. M. Buxton Fred Willars Amous Ben Wull Lois K. Clark Hamilston W. B. McKnightin

Cooler Weather Hits Helena After Hot Montana Days

Eastern Montana cooled after two scorching days with a forecast for similar conditions to ease on Thursday. Wednesday’s high reached 100 at Custer, 105 at Glasgow earlier in the week, and readings varied across cities from Miles City to Billings, Havre, Lewistown, and Great Falls. In Washington, the Navy confirmed seven U S warships sailed from Naples and Istanbul for Mediterranean maneuvers, with no connection to the Middle East crisis.

Helena Montana United States Weather Bureau Custer Glasgow Mercury Zhat Drummond da Ab Milles City Billings Havre Lewistown Livingston Great Falls Washington Uri Navy United States Naples Istanbul Ibeat Coutine Pale Esting Sthe Sith Mediterranean

Prizes Awarded at Butte Active Club Jallopy Races

Winners of the Butte Active club Seventh Annual Jallopy races were honored at the regular Wednesday meeting in the Fin ten hotel Roundup room. Bill Warren took first place, with runner-up Danny O'Brien and third-placer Jack Crowley among the top honorees.

Butte Active Club Armval Con. Warren Ek m Butte Fin’ Ten Bill Warren Ralph Gillham Ntropy Jamborea Danny O'Brien Thas WRE Jack Crowley Ronald Dixon Peter Sakellaris Don Neymar Homer Latabdin Homer Latabdin, Jamboree Cochairman Paul Kingston Jann Sullbys Lee Kaufman Tommy Abrahamson Walter Blanton Kenneth Callahan al Litdicoat James McCarthy Duncan Campbell Edb Dougherty Calgary

Dixie Democrats Seek Equal Rights Platform Battle

Dixie Democrats push for full citizen rights under the Constitution and demand Congress protect those rights. Sparka urges amending to favor states rights and local self government to mollify the South as race issues loom in platform debates. Public hearings begin as groups press for civil rights, housing costs, and price controls. Philadelphia July convention context.

Congress Sparka Platform Committee Himphrey Howard Leagues Dent Truman Plas Sieoohnner Ierositiva American Legion Nerty American Farm Bureau Fed National Association of Manufacturers WAM Philadelphia

Truman Bid Seen As Democratic Nomination Likely

From Page lb, chairman of the William Douglas for President clubs, indicates the campaign for the Supreme Court Justice is gaining as Eisenhower states he is not available, boosting expectations that Truman will secure the Democratic bid.

Page Lb William ©. Douglas Supreme Court Eisenhower

Butte Briefs and Democratic National Convention Notes

Butte and national briefs note a newborn at St James Hospital Washington reporting President Truman has no announced plans to attend the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. Press Secretary Ross said no vice presidential decision yet. expectations of a first-ballot nomination and unaffiliated comments from Eisenhower are mentioned amid local notices.

Washington White House Truman Philadelphia Charles G. Ross Ross Dwight D. Eisenhower H. Gidel, Jr Bolt Dorothy McRer War Butte B Austin Place Warmication Simon Bealivar South Springs Olive L. Lamb Butte American Liberator

Arabs and Jews urged to extend Palestine truce

Amid council wrangling over a truce extension Britain presses for renewal while Bernadotte accuses Trans-Jordan of cutting Jerusalem water. Reports say Lie may seek a three day delay to evacuate UN staff. In Jerusalem a 42 year old Palestine Jew, ex British major, is jailed for spying and kills himself. Stern group claims Rosa Beiser executed for espionage activities against the British and Arabs.

Isac Anirei A. Gromyko Britain Council Folke Bernadottte United Nations Holy Gand Trans-Jordan Bernadotte Jerusalem Trygve Lie Lie Palestine London Te Sporten Esplonnge Tel Aviv Plone Gett Stern Group Iield Rosa Beiser

Soft Coal Strike and Welfare Fund Hurdles Coal Trade

Montana coal miners returned to work after the annual stunner holiday, while sympathy strikes ripple across Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Union leaders report efforts to resolve walkouts, with operators claiming contract violations and the new union shop demand requires NLRB election. Washington prepares cash action against miners.

Western Pennsylvania John P. Busarello United Mine Workers District 5 Pittsburgh Minera Goal West Virginia Pennsylvania Washington NLRB Billings Montana SIO Coal Operators Association D. F. Buckingham

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