Taxable Values Here Increase by 3 Million Dollars
Taxable values rise by 3 million with net mining proceeds recorded. Other increases listed include 535,655 in merchandise assessments 223,670 in improvements to city and town lots 109,038 in solvent credits 67,815 in theater sound equipment and jukes boxes 62,530 in store and office furniture and fixtures 12,620 in shop and garage machinery 20,680 in livestock holdings. Decreases include 25,595 in household furnishings and fixtures and 76 in stock and credits.
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Lvestock
1948 Property Valuations and Tax Figures Listed
The 1948 assessments enumerate city and town lots at 6 604 475 dollars, improvements on such lots at 21 610 443, livestock 305 965, Manning machinery fixtures and supplies 4 437 963, manufacturing machinery fixtures and supplies 873 340, farm machinery and equipment 16 010, machinery other than shore 304 85, bank stock and money capital 2 374 850, household goods 1 061 250, merchandise 4 475 055, store and office furniture and fixtures 1 14 535, solvent credits 3 702 515, theater sound equipment juke boxes etc 121 595, state allocations 7 602 560.
Anaconda Man Killed in Car Crash
An Anaconda resident died in a car accident. The obituary lists his wife Dorothy Sisich and four children all of Anaconda, his mother Mary Matosich of Opportunity, six brothers and four sisters in law and many others. The body will be taken to the P. J. Binneguh chapel in Anaconda.
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Dorothy Sisich
Anaconda
John Sisich
Ten Sisich
Rosalie Sisich
Betty Jeani Sisich
Mary Matosich
Opportunity
Steve Matosich
Missoula
Michael Sisich
Gold Creek
Peter Sisich
Ramsay
John Matosich
el Matesich
Opportummy
Joseph Matosich
Navy
Bremerton, Wash
David Batten
Butte
Joseph Ivanich
James Pollock
Robert Smith
Schatz
Vere Matosich
P. J. Binneguh
Sokolvosky Mingles With Western Guests at Polish Mission
BeELIN reports Marshall Vassily D. Sokolvosky mingled with American, French and British guests at a reception at the Polish mission. The Soviet licensed agency said the event, marking Poland’s liberation anniversary, was cordial and lasted past midnight.
Unidentified Body Found on Tracks near Inverness
Havre dispatch reports the unidentified transient, likely 50 to 60, found along the Great Northern tracks east of Inverness. The body showed signs of dragging from a freight car, and coroner Emil Elinson noted absence of identification, tall frame about six feet, grayish brown hair, no shoes, false teeth, and a large thigh burn scar.
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Havre
Great Northern Railway
Inverness
Emil Elinson
Blinson
Reds Practice in British Corridor
British and Soviet zones clash over power use as red tape and four power rules govern Berlin. The Americas air force delivers a massive aid haul to western sectors while Soviet authorities seize U S personnel by mistake. An American civilian faces arrest after attempting to breach the blockade, with inquiries ordered.
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Berlin
Americas
Berly
Templehof
Royal Air Force
Pyis
Eligood E. Dwinnel
Mabton, Wash
George G. Hunt
Camp
Ohio
Wednastny
Richard Goff
Altoona
Hehnstadit
Marienborn
Sen
Ninth Communist on Indicted List Surrenders
The Mundt Nixon bill press at a special session aims to force Communist party members and officials of Communist front outfits to register with the Justice Department. Nixon says the act targets underground Communists, not the openly known leaders, and urges the attorney general to indict secret members under the alien registration act. If courts uphold charges against 12 leaders, action could follow against about 72,000 members. The 1940 act’s weakness is proof of efforts to overthrow the government by force, while Mundt Nixon seeks new subversion defenses. In other news, two children were swept 150 feet through a 30 inch sewer by heavy rain in East Liverpool. Joenn Snyder, 4, and Benjamin Snyder, 11, escaped after grabbing a tree.
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Congress
Justice Department
House
Senate
New York
Nixon
Parby
East Liverpool
Onin
Ohio River
Joenn Snyder
Benjamin
Communists Fail Bid to Topple Italian Premier
In Rome on July 22 the Senate defeated a Communist move to force Premier Alcide de Gasperi and his cabinet to resign after the shooting of Communist leader Palmiro Togliatti last week. The government maintained its majority amid the crisis.
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Rome
Italy
Tintian Senate
Alcide de Gaspari
Palmiro Loglatti
Voters Back New Hospital Plan In Granite County
Philipsburg reports election results show 446 votes for the hospital and 246 against in eight of nine precincts. Over 40 percent taxpayer participation supported the project as a step toward a modern county hospital. Local brief notes list visitors and residents in town, including Dr and Mrs Frank D Reid and families visiting Oregon and Washington, and local visits from Mrs Elmer Binder and others.
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Philipsburg
Granite County
Priipsburg
Frank D. Reid
Dalles
Manhattan Beach
Ore
Reid
G. E. Manchester
Dr. Reid
David Reid
Elmer Binder
Butte
Ralph Eudaily
Recruiting Offices Overwhelmed as Draft Preparations Start
About 200,000 youths aged 18 were shown in enlistment figures with estimates exceeding 161,000 for short term training, officials said. Draft registration for men 19 through 25 will run Aug 30 to Sept 18, with 13 million forms ready. Maj. Gen. Hershey said 9.9 million eligible men exist, and actual drafting cannot begin before Sept 22 or 90 days after the draft bill signing.
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America
Lewis B. Hershey
Na Honal Selective Service
Truman
Suspect Jailed In Butte Worthless Check Case
A prisoner named James H. Slyke is held at the city jail for investigation in alleged worthless checks. Police say he admitted passing two checks at Butte hotels and a larger number of checks in Washington state, with total value near $1000. Thirty dollars related to the Butte checks.
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James
Beer Becomes Universal Beverage in American Life
The passage notes beer is nearly universally consumed by Americans. It reflects on the surprising idea if only a few people drank it, suggesting broad social adoption and cultural significance.
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Nat
Terms Blockade and Reciprocal Move Discussion
A New York Times correspondent reports on discussions about lifting a blockade to permit traffic between the United States and Soviet zones. Sokolovsky notes he is present at an all nations gathering, denying return to Moscow rumors. An Army official says the United States is involved in the Berlin crisis discussions.
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New York Times
Sokolovsky
Moscow
Rett
Berlin
Soviet Union
United States
Washington
Army Department
Russians Link Berlin Blockade to Zone Openings
A Soviet commander in Germany urges the United States to open its zone to Russian access in exchange for lifting the Berlin blockade. The proposal cites corridors for Colombia, Ecuador, and Venezuela through an international railroad and highway into Berlin as part of the exchange.
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Colombia
Ecuador
Venezuela
Nave
Germany
Yost
United Press
Wassily D. Sokolovsky
Russsia
Berlin
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