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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1948

Page

4

Attlee Denies Rift With United States

In the House of Commons Prime Minister Clement Attlee denied a rift with the United States over Palestine. He urged Britain to pursue a four week truce under UN Security Council terms while avoiding actions that could threaten Arab and Jewish acceptance. Foreign Undersecretary Christopher Mayhew noted Arab arms from Britain may have aided Palestine fighting but no direct diversion evidence. Mayhew emphasized no war embargo without mutual agreement and continued British nonparticipation in unilateral Palestine decisions.

London Mer A.nd Clement R. Attlee House of Commons Palestine Britain John Crowder Attlee Washington United States Iam Attles United Nations Security Council Commons Forvisa Ernest Bevin Christopher Mayhew Mayhew Security Council

Fire Sweeps St Paul Stockyards Yard Section

Fire swept through a six block area of the South St. Paul Union Stock Yards causing heavy damage to the loading and fuel areas. 88 cattle cars and 30 head of cattle along with a teat’ arn were destroyed. Three firemen were overcome by smoke but non fatally hospitalized. Fire started in a shed near the loading sheds amid dry spring conditions and yard activity during a labor strike.

South ST. Paul Minn Krayenbuhl Krayenhuhl GIO Packinghows Workers

Work to Begin on Builders at Hungry Horse Dam

Treasure State News reports construction soon starts on hugry horse dam site facilities including a cook house dormitories water and sewer system and storage for 160 men with peak employment near 600 in September and potentially 3000 next year. Reclamation bids to relocate service road and a 14 mile shift out of the reservoir area proceed while flood damages and lost materials affect progress.

Hungry Horse Pacific Northwest Hugry Horse Dam Prime Con Wtrados Ramaire Inga Guy PF Atkinson Company Atkinson Reclamation Bureau Spotted Bear FPR Hewett Spokane Las

Inquest Into Death Tentatively Set for Tuesday

Shelby May 21 Coroner William F Burns tentatively set inquest for Tuesday into the death of Jack Reeves 28 of Hubbard Texas Reeves died after being intoxicated with two companions on Saturday night Midway Sunday Reeves was found dead and semi conscious in a jet room with a stove pipe knocked down Authorities said Reeves appeared to have suffocated He is survived by a brother and sister in Hubbard Texas

Shelby Corotter William F. Burns Jack Reeves Hubbard Texas Reeves Duns Toxna

DAV Picks Officers at Lewistown

Lewistown hosts the Montana department Disabled American Veterans convention with new national and state officers elected. Edward Corres of Helena and Myrtle Frobstal of Missoula named as new commanders. Robert Smiths of Lavingson senior vice, Joseph Barth of Great Falls junior vice, Don Marshall of Missoula chaplain, Frank Trippet of Kalispell historian, Pete Pavilenti of Great Falls sergeant at arms, and directors A B Peterson Kalispell C Moore Livingston John Haysten.

Lewistown Montana Department DAV Edward Corres Helena Myrtle Frobstal Missoula Sen Robert T. Smiths Lavingston Joseph A. Barth Great Falls Juniour Don Marshall Missola Frank H. Trippet Kalispell Pete Pavilenti A. BE. Peterson Kalispell S. C. Moore Livingston John Haysten AusiMary Elizabeth Barth Falls iWilhelmina Topp Jimley May Snow Helens Jessie Barge Hollie Amtoermasoula

Pioneer Cowboy Woods Dies in Lewistown

William Reilly Woods, age 82, a longtime Pergua County deputy sheriff and later sheriff, one of Montana's first cowboys, died in a Lewistown hospital. Born November 20, 1864 in Bannack, he rode and owned ranches at Diamond City Waite Sulphur Springs and in Lewistown. funeral plans not announced.

Lewistown Iri William Reilly Woods Montana Sheri Pergua County Woods Bannack Wood Wits Guieh Diamond City Waite Sulphie Springs Tewistown Jie

Lamey for Strong Defensive Force

Sidney May 31. Lamey Billings urged the United States must keep an adequate military force until world peace is assured by the United Nations Council. Memorial day speakers emphasized sacrifice to sustain national defense and rural electrification projects. Funeral for David Cushing arranged with burial in Hillcrest cemetery. Public sale at Beer Lodge proceeds for church fund. Marriage license issued to Wallace Miles and Caroline Shenton in Deer Lodge.

Sidney aArthi Lamey Billings United States United Nations Council David Cushing Montana Kentucky Avenue Butte Kiwanis Club Hillcrest Cemetery

Another Yank Hurt in Jerusalem

May 31 report from Jerusalem states Wayne Swedenberg, a United States consulate guard, sustained minor wounds to his left arm and shoulder from shell fragments while on duty at the resist gate. Several other officials, including Consul Gen. Thomas C. Wavson and Master Machinist Mervert Mo Walker, were wounded or winded in the blast. Exportation of horses from Vire binls was prohibited in 1667.

Jerusalem Wayne Swedenberg United States Swedenborg Af Sallia Kar Hye C. Waavon Mindy Mervert Mo Walker Smaills Thomas Gannon Laurutate Kuard

Department Store Sales Rise in Helena Report

The Federal Reserve Board noted Montana department stores had sales 107 percent higher than the previous year in the first four months. The report covers 37 stores and shows sales up 11 percent against 1947 levels, reflecting stronger consumer demand in May.

Helena Montana Federal Reserve Seik

Driver Collides With Cow Near Helena at Night

Harold Hern of Manhattan reports a collision with a cow while driving toward Helena about 12 miles west of the city. A wrecker towed his car into Helena. No details on the cow’s condition or incident outcomes were provided.

Helena Harold Herndon Manhattan Hallece Herndon

Rites Tomorrow for Soldier Found Dead

Rites will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Great Falls for Pfe. 3am White, 24, a Great Falls Army base soldier found dead on a railroad train near Raynesford Saturday. Chaplain Theodore Schoech will officiate with burial in Highland cemetery soldiers' plot, military honors. White's decapitated body was found by freight crew. identification came from papers on the body.

Great Palls White Great Falls Raynesford

Funeral Services Set for Plane Victims

Funeral services are scheduled for two Helena residents killed in a private plane crash near Helyette Sunday. Charles Harrell of Helena, the pilot, will be buried in Missoula. Other victims Mrs Norton J Thompson and Mu Thompson of Helena will be laid to rest Tuesday at Lucy's chapel with Rev Ray McPike presiding. Burial follows at Missoula cemetery.

Helena Dl—Crj Charles Harrell Helyette Norton J. Thompson Minssola Lucy's Chapel Ray M. J. McPike Missoula Cemetery

Reservists Invited to Active Duty Across Western States

SAN FRANCISCO May 31 The Army invited members of the enlisted reserve corps to return to active duty for a nine to 12 month period. Gen Mark Clark Sixth Army commander said a maximum of about ten percent would be accepted. Recruits will be assigned to posts in Arena California Idaho Montana Nevada Oregon Utah or Washington.

San Francisco Army Mark Clark Sixth Army Bommuistier Eteo Arena California Idaho Montana Nevada Oregon Utah Washington

Most Costly Hospital Items Ordered for Europe

Representative Norblad protested the Economic Cooperation Administration over bids for Greek Turkish relief hospital equipment. He said bids targeted only the most expensive items not the ordinary hospital equipment and found costs four to five times higher than conventional types. The note cites new US death-rate records for 1946 and 1947.

Washington Norblad Economic Co-Operation Administration Europe Paul G. Hoffman Tam United States

Vanport Flood Eyewitness Accounts From The Air

Lying instructor Calvin Hulbert described the vanished city as a sudden wall of water from a breached dike. He watched buildings burst apart, furnishings intact, and residents flee as the flood swept through Vanport. Refugees in Portland recalled the terror and lack of sirens while awaiting notices for evacuation.

Portland Ore Vanport Calvin Hulbert Srutk Hubert Sur- Ree Pless

Super Patriotism Risks Warned By Presbyterian Leaders

In Seattle the 160th general assembly of the Presbyterian church heard Rev. Dr Jesse J Baird warn that super patriotism must be balanced by Almighty God or it risks fascism. Henry Luce urged Presbyterians to focus on race problems and justice, saying discrimination harms America abroad and at home. Rev James H Robmann warned against blaming religion’s followers for communism and atheism.

Seattle Presbyterian Church Jesse J. Baird Henry R. Luce Time Life Magazines America Luce James H. Robmann Church of the Master New York

Cr Across Puzzle Word Fill Challenge

A compact list forms a dense word puzzle across clues with numerous numbered entries and partial hints for verses watercraft bequeath scope radium symbol free proclaim metal per hearing measure leap over prong origin warhie sister's daughter appearing as if eaten canvas shelters mud val and nickname severe god of pleasure egypt canadian province decorate subject of discourge native of sweden insect oriental nurses join music note land treasure plot of lane abyss prepare with heads girl s norwegian author english hat lack irish clues mix of letters and puns across the alphabetic crossword style

Egypt Canadian Sweden Teasure Lack

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