Mines honor roll lists five straight-A students
Five Montana School of Mines students earned straight A’s in the spring term, led by graduates Robert B. Pullen and Robert R. Beebe from Butte. The 32 on the honor roll include Rich ard F. Marvin of Billings James H. Clement of Butte and others from Belt Bozeman Great Falls and Butte among graduates seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen.
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Montana School of Mines
Butte
W. Milton Brown
Robert B.pullen
Robert R. Beebe
Don Denis
Bearcreek
Francis M. Merrell
Lima
John E. Jordan
Great Falls
Theta Tau
Glee Club
Sigma Rho
Copper Guards
Frank J. Vorell
Bozeman
Charles J. Adams
Belt
Marcus Jordan
Donald W. Johnson
John T. Eastlick
Arthur H. Lutts
Kittery Point
Maine
Wilfred E. Nagel
Wallace C. Love
Bert E. Lake
William S. Thielman
Lewistown
James W. Hardy
Billings
Alfred F. Dimon
Hamburg
New York
Robert F. Gale
Worden
Donald W. Lewandowski
Stockett
Robert E. Potega
Charles Arentzen
Seattle
Jack D. McLenegan
William H. Schlieman
Cut Bank
Herbert M. Sherburne
Browning
Russell M. Corn
Tooele
Utah
Robert I. Bennett
Gordon B. Brox
Valley City
N. C
Keith R. Bock
Stanley Wellman
Butte’s New Hospital Attracts Tourists This Summer
Butte’s six story Community Memorial hospital under construction near the Montana School of Mines and Immaculate Conception church is a summer tourist lure. When finished in spring 1951 it will be a 122 bed fireproof modern hospital with attractive architecture and ample parking. Visitors include out of town physicians and hospital personnel who praise the design and location. Superintendent L A McDowell says work is on schedule.
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Butte
Community Memorial Hospital
Montana School of Mines
Maculate Conception Church
L. A. McDowell
George A. Fuller and Company, General Contractors
Butte Native Gerald Fogarty Dies in Los Angeles
Gerald Fogarty a 46 year old native of Butte and former Central high athlete died Saturday morning at his Los Angeles home after a long illness. He left Butte six years ago to settle in California where he worked for North American Aircraft and recently earned a major promotion to an executive post. Fogarty, son of a Montana pioneer family, began his education at St. Lawrence and Immaculate Conception schools and graduated from Central in 1924. He later attended Montana State University where he played football and basketball and competed in track. In 1923 he and Cornelius Reardon dominated all state scholastic football ends selections.
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Gerald
Jerry) Fogarty
Butte
Old Central High School
Los Angeles
California
North American Aircraft Company
Montana
St. Lawrence
Immaculate Conception
Old Central
Montana State University
Missoula
Central
Cornelius “Oleg” Reardon
Vigilante Scouts Honored for Fine Conduct on Jamboree Trip
The Vigilante Council Boy Scouts from Montana attended the National Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge June 30 to July 6 and earned praise for exemplary behavior across cities visited during the 26 day trip. W A Lex Templin noted restaurant hotel and bus drivers lauded the boys while in St Louis New York and Washington DC. The trip is described as a strong statement against communism.
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Vigilante Council
Boy Scouts of America
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Whitehall
Sheridan
Ennis
Wisdom
Dillon
Valley Forge
W. A
Lex” Templin
Templin
Man Hit by Car Near Deer Lodge Dies
Phillip Holcomb, a Canyon Ferry dam employee near Helena, died from injuries after being struck on US Highway 10 west of Deer Lodge. The accident occurred Friday night as he crossed the highway while returning to his car. the driver Leo Horton Cook of Corvallis, Montana, said he did not see him until impact.
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Deer Lodge
Phillip Holcomb
Canyon Ferry
Helena
Here
Holcomb
Leo Horton Cook
Corvallis
Mont
Cook
Stalin Replies to Nehru on Korean Fighting
Stalin issued his first statement on the Korean fighting in a personal note to Indian Prime Minister Nehru. The contents were not disclosed. Nehru had offered to mediate and the reply was delivered to Indian ambassador Dr. Radhakrishnan by Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko.
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Moscow
Stalin
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Radakrishnan
Andrei A. Gromyko
Anaconda Death Ties Carnival Workers to Slaying
Three Liebrand carnival workers are jailed in Deer Lodge County on a man slaughter charge in the beating death of 32 year old Earl F. Dubrun. George Bachellor, 27, faces murder charges. Donald Bachellor and Lee Brenenstahl are held as witnesses. Autopsy pending. statements indicate a pre dawn fight after a saloon dispute.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge
St. Ann Hospital
Earl F. Dubrun
George Bachellor
Donald Bachellor
Lee Brenenstahl
Liebrand Carnival
Bachellor
Justice of the Peace
John Petelin
Walter H. Bolkovatz
George Hartsell
Michael Morris
Bolkovatz
Dubrul
East Park Street
Reds Following Pattern Says Russian Victim
Dr Antanas Petraitis a Lithuanian-born physician now interned at St James hospital says communism uses the same deceit seen in the Baltic states a decade ago. He and his family fled Lithuania during World War II and he plans to become a U S citizen while warning Americans about Soviet propaganda and its threat to liberties.
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Korea
Russia
Baltic States
Antanas Petraitis
Europe
St. James Hospital
Rasa
Dalia
Rimtas
Lithuania
America
Petraitis
Sheep Shearers Meet Monday for 47th Annual Conclave
Members of Sheep Shearers Union No. 1 of North America gather in Butte for the 1950 convention opening Monday at Eagles hall. Delegates from across the U S and Canada attend through Saturday with sessions led by President Lavor Taylor and a closing banquet and dance to be announced.
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Sheep Shearers Union No. 1
North America
Eagles Hall
Lavor Taylor
Butte
Thomas R. Morgan
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Wyoming
Washington
California
Arizona
Nevada
Colorado
Illinois
Canada
Mexico
Taylor
H. N. Collings
Oscar Hansen
Provo
William O. Brownell
Oakdale
Calif
R. K. Oliver
Pilot Rock
Ore
Donald Brooks
S. H. Lough
P. J. Sutton
Casper
Wyo
M. E. Stanger
Stockton
Patrick E. Gorman
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen of
Chicago
T. J. Lloyd
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen
Denver
Sheep Shearers’ Union
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen of North America
AFL
Butte Weather Forecast With Scattered Thunder Showers
Partly to mostly cloudy conditions Sunday with scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers. Sunday morning low around 40 and Sunday afternoon high near 68. Period readings show School of Mines max 71 min 43 and Airport max 72 min 42. West of Divide expects 60 to 70 with thundershowers and cooling. East of Divide sees cloudiness and showers, cooler in the east and south.
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School of Mines
Divide
Max. Min . Pep
Billings Annes Ee Nemenneneens
Belgrade Enses
Broadus
Butte
Cut Bank
Dillon Drummond
Yanks in Korea Get Powerful New Anti-Tank Weapons
Top officers disclosed that powerful new anti-tank weapons have been delivered to American forces in Korea and that United States tanks are being shipped there. Gen. Collins said the defense line will be established soon and U.S. forces will hold a bridgehead for future operations as the war progresses toward victory. Casualty figures were given with North Korean losses estimated at 8,000 to 9,000 through July 13 and American losses under 500.
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Washington
U.P
Korea
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
J. Lawton Collins
Army
North Korea
Defense Department
Collins
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
National Airport
Vandenberg
Truman
Blair House
Congress
Armed Services
Tru
Reviews U S Mistakes in Korean War
Robert C. Miller reports from Korea on the third week of the war and notes Americans now see the enemy’s strength and weaknesses. He cites inadequate intelligence as the greatest handicap and underestimation of North Korea as a key mistake. The North Koreans are described as well led, disciplined and willing to absorb punishment.
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United States
Korea
U.P
38Th Parallel
Candidates Making Final Effort for Votes Tuesday
Silver Bow county prepares for the primary with office seekers rallying in a last push before ballots. Polls open Tuesday at noon MST and close at 7 p.m. MST, with about 223,051 eligible voters and roughly 320 absentee ballots already cast. Nominees listed include Harry J. Freebourn and Albert H. Angstman for associate justice, plus others for Congress and state treasurer.
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Silver Bow County
Clerk and Recorder’s Office
First Congressional District
Mike Mansfield
Edward G. Cook
Peter Meloy
M. S. Galasso
Ralph Y. McGinnis
Light State Vote Seen in Election
Helena Montana voters face a light turnout onprimary day as 29 candidates compete for state and congressional posts. War in Korea dampens interest though hot county races may draw more votes. Winners advance to the November general election for two U S representatives two state supreme court justices state treasurer rail public service commissioner and other offices. 250374 qualified voters, highest primary total since 1942. Mansfield and O Ewart do not campaign in state.
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Helena
Montana
Korea
Mike Mansfield
Wesley A. O’ewart
Mansfield
Truman
Jim Sullivan
House Foreign Affairs Committee
O'Ewart
Washington
Tornado Strikes Craig Nebraska Injuries and Farm Damage
A tornado hit near Craig Nebraska injuring one person. It leveled four farms and damaged at least six more. Crops and livestock suffered heavy losses as power and telephone lines were knocked down.
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Craig
Neb
Nebraska
State Safety Patrol
Heavy fighting reported in Kum river sector near Taejon
United States forces reported heavy casualties after repelling Communist crossings of the Kum river near Taejon. American infantry regiments conducted counterattacks Friday and Saturday while air strikes and naval demolitions aimed to disrupt North Korean forces. Front line updates note a bridgehead on the Kum’s south bank remains but tank movements across the river have not been observed.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
United States
Kum River
Japan
Taejon
Kum
United States Eighth Army
Red
Associated Press
William R. Moore
Moore
Eighth Army
South Korea
Pusan
Korean War at a Glance Reports Frontline Movements and U S Plans
The dispatch notes North Korean thrusts along Kum River near Taejon repelled by American defenses. President Truman may seek congressional authorization for mobilization and large funding. potential activation of National Guard and regular divisions. Rep Van Zandt warns Korea evacuation possible within 72 hours. Gen Collins says optimism. U S casualties under 500 and North Korean losses around 8 000 to 9 000 in three weeks.
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Kum River
Taejon
Washington
Trueman
Congress
National Guard
Harrisburg
James E. van Zandt
United States
Korea
Gen
Collins
Aerial Reconnaissance Initiated Along South China Sea Coast
Gen. MacArthur announced that U S naval planes from the Seventh Fleet have begun aerial reconnaissance of the South China Sea coast and Nationalist Formosa. The operation aims to deter a Chinese Communist attack on Formosa and prevent Nationalist air or sea operations against the Communist mainland.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
United States
South China Sea
Formosa
United States Seventh Fleet
Intrepid Fighter Pilots Blast Invading Forces
American Mustang and Shooting Star pilots at an advanced Korean base bombed and strafed North Korean troops along the Kum River front north of Taejon. Australian pilots reported heavy fire across barges and tanks, with several tanks destroyed and enemy fords reported at multiple river crossings.
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Korea
Kum River
Taejon
Kum
Kongju
Tho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mines
Butte’s
Gerald Fogarty
Boy Scouts
U.S
Robert C. Miller
Laeson Sector
United States Army Medical
Ed Hoffman
NEA Acme
Ralph Teatworth
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