Germans Drive Into Red Lines In Romania Front
German infantry and tanks pushed a shallow wedge into Soviet lines northwest of Iasi amid renewed fighting in Romania. Soviet losses exceeded 900 killed, with seven tanks and three self propelled guns destroyed in one sector. Russians claimed 200 Germans killed southeast of Stanislawow and several enemy ships sunk or damaged off north Europe.
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London
Romania
Moscow
Iasi
Stanislawow
Poland
Vitebsk
Europe
Hull Urges Albania to Unite Resistance for Liberation
Secretary of State Hull urged Albanians to unify their fight against Germany to speed liberation. The statement released June 3 marks the fascist constitution anniversary. Canners asked to reserve 40 percent of 1944 fruit and vegetable packs for war needs.
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Washington
Hull
Albania
Germany
Butte Deaths: Funeral Plans for Gerald Kelly
The remains of Gerald Kelly are at Daly-Shea chapel with a Monday 9 o'clock funeral. A requiem high mass follows at Immaculate Conception church at 9 30. Interment is set for Holy Cross cemetery. An uncle named Jerry Murphy of Butte was omitted from relatives.
Mrs Julia Sullivan Rites Set At St Ann Church
Remains of Mrs Julia Sullivan of 605 Alaska street lie at Sherman and Reed mortuary. Funeral is Monday at 9 o'clock followed by a requiem high mass at 9 30 at St Ann church. Interment will be in St Patrick cemetery.
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Sullivan
Julia Sullivan
Alaska Street
Sherman and Reed Mortuary
St. Ann Church
St. Patrick Cemetery
ST. Joseph
St. Joseph Church
Montana Copper Output Dips Due to Labor Shortage
Montana April copper production fell to 11 500 short tons from 12 613 in March as Anaconda plants faced labor shortages. United States mines dropped 5 percent to 89 826 short tons, while western states also declined. Montana remained third among ten western states, with Arizona and Utah leading.
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Helena
Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Federal Bureau of Mines
United States
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Texas
Utah
Washington
Deer Lodge Man Re elected K C State Treasurer
Mr and Mrs Thomas Somerville returned from Kalispell where he was honored by the Knights of Columbus for a sixth term as state treasurer He is active in Council 1810 past Grand Knight and a three year trustee He and his wife have two sons James in the Air corps and Tom Jr postmaster at Gardiner
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Deer Lodge
Thomas Somerville
Kalispell
Knights of Columbus
Somerville
Knight of Columbus
Somervilles
James
Air Corps
Tom, Jr
Gardiner
Bible Classes Open Next Monday in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge on June 2 the Union Daily vacation Bible School opens Monday at 9 am. Departments meet at different churches with named superintendents and teachers including Mrs. Emil Erickson and Rev. FE Wendland. The program involves Inter mediate Junior Primary and high school groups with varied adults as staff and volunteers. All local boys and girls are invited to attend.
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FE. H. Wendland
Christian Church
R. C. Daniels
E. F. Duwnall
Jamie Osborne
Floyd McGuire
Ronnell Owen
Dorene Erickson
Betty Newton
Frank Hertz
Bruna
O. D. Speer
J. H. Arneson
A. E. Cole
L. G. Comley
H. H. Springsteen
Presbyterian Church
John Lilley
Methodist
Christian
Latter Day Saints
Assembly of God
Presbyterian
Residents Urged to Buy Bonds in Powell County Drive
June 2 DEER LODGE Peter Pauly chairman of the Powell county War Finance committee urges every resident to buy as many Fifth War Loan bonds as possible. The call emphasizes the vital role of fundraising in supporting the war effort and reducing the manpower burden.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County
Peter Pauly
Powell County War Finance Committee
Trinity Sunday Rites at St James Deer Lodge
Trinity Sunday services are listed at St James Episcopal Church Deer Lodge with church school at 9 45 a m and morning prayer and sermon at 11 a m on Sunday. Holy Baptism will be administered by Bishop H H Daniels at 7 45 p m and confirmation at 8 p m. Monday June 5 Holy Communion is celebrated with Bishop Daniels. The Rev James Price and Lloyd George Comley are named officials.
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Deer Lodge
St. James’ Episcopal Church
H. H. Daniels
Montana
Daniels
James Price
Virginia City
Lloyd George Comley
St. James
Beaverhead Farmer Granted 60 Day Jail Respite
Governor Ford granted A. F. Loppie of Beaverhead county a 60 day respite from a six month jail term to tend his 110 acre ranch and dairy herd. He must serve the sentence and pay a $100 fine for a third degree assault once ranch duties are finished.
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Helena
Sam Ford
A. F. Loppie
Beaverhead
Loppie
Ford
Dairy Farmers Plan Advertising Campaign
In Helena on Friday Montana dairy farmers urged an ad campaign to boost milk and dairy product use amid fears of a postwar surplus. Roy Shumate of Helena, secretary of Montana Dairy Industries Inc., led the meeting.
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Helena
Montana Dairy
Roy Shumate
Montana Dairy Industries, Inc
Coloradoan Named Head of School for Deaf and Blind
Glenn I. Harris, principal at the Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind in Colorado Springs, was named president of the Montana State School for the Deaf and Blind in Great Falls. The selection by Gov. Sam Ford Attorney General R. V. Bottomly and Supt. Elizabeth Ireland was authorized by the state board of education. Harris will assume the presidency July 1 after inspecting the institution in Great Falls.
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Helena
Glenn I. Harris
Colorado School For the the
Colorado Springs
Montana State School For the
Great Falls
Harris
Sam Ford
R. V. Bottomly
Elizabeth Ireland
State Board of Education
Bids Open July 6 for $50,000 Big Dry Spillway
Helena on June 2. Bids will be opened July 6 by the Montana Water Conservation Board for a $50,000 concrete spillway at the Big Dry dam in Garfield county. State engineer Fred Buck said specifications are prepared. the spillway has failed twice in floods.
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Helena
Big Dry
Garfield County
Montana Water Conservation Board
Fred Buck
Production of Zinc Shows Decrease in Montana
Montana’s April zinc output fell to 2,944 tons, ranking fifth among 10 western states due mainly to reduced slag-fining at East Helena. State production varied month to month, with 3,081 tons in January, 2,879 in February, and 3,162 in March.
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Helena
U.P
Montana
East Helena
Federal Bureau of Mines
Miles City Flying Service Incorporated in Montana
Miles City Flying Service, a new 50000 dollar Montana Air corporation, was authorized to do business in the state Friday by Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell. Incorporators are L. B. Foster, F. W. Foster and F. H. Cook, all of Miles City.
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Helena
U.rp
Montana Air Corporation
Miles City Flying Service
Sam W. Mitchell
L. B. Foster
F. W. Foster
F. H. Cook
Miles City
Pardon Granted to Robbery Convict in Helena
George Franklin aged 29, serving 15 years for a 1940 Drummond service station robbery, was granted a conditional pardon by Governor Sam Ford in Helena. Release becomes unconditional upon enlistment in the National Maritime union armed services.
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Helena
George Franklin
Deer Lodge
Drummond
Sam Ford
Franklin
Armed Services
National Maritime Union
Gilman and Stoltenberg Granted Marriage License
A marriage license was issued to Arthur Elroy Gilman and Florence Rose Stoltenberg of Garrison. The couple exchanged vows in the afternoon before Justice of the Peace William Lintz.
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Deer Lodge
Arthur Elroy Gilman
Florence Rose Stoltenberg
Garrison
William Lintz
Prison guard attacked by inmate in Utah jail
Austin Cox Jr a 38 year old condemned slayer attacked a guard in the Utah state prison on Friday but was over powered by other staff. The incident occurred in Salt Lake City and was reported June 2.
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Salt Lake City
Austin Cox, Jr
Utah
Anaconda Navy Flyer Dies in Beaufort Crash
Ensign Maurice Paul O Leary 25 a native of Anaconda was killed in a training flight crash near Beaufort South Carolina The death telegram was sent to Miss Mary O Leary of Anaconda He was born June 26 1918 and spent his early years in Anaconda He held Navy wings and had been in advanced flight training since March at the Beaufort naval air station Funeral services and interment will be held in Anaconda with an escort The Finnegan chapel handles arrangements He is survived by his sister Mary Anna O Leary brothers Sgt Jack O Leary and James O Leary two aunts and four cousins
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Beaufort
S. C
Mary O'Leary
Cherry Street
Cmdr
G. B. Turner
Beaufort Naval Air Station
Navy Flyer
Anaconda
John O'Leary
Navy Air Corps
Butte
Ensign O'Leary
Anaconda Reduction Works
University of Montana
St. Mary College
California
Los Alamitos
Calif
Dallas
Texas
Pensacola
Fla., Naval Air Station
O'Leary
Streetcar and Bus Operators Return to Work
In St Louis on June 24 strike action ended as streetcar and bus operators voted 630 to 399 to return to work. Arbitration by the Regional War Labor Board will address overtime clause interpretations in the new contract that started yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
U.P
Regional War Labor Board
Public Service Company
Bomb-laden train explosion kills two in Cambridgeshire town
London reports two trainmen dead and about 200 injured when a bomb laden train exploded. The blast wrecked homes in a nearby Cambridge shire market town and caused extensive damage.
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London
Cambridgeshire
Pioneer Dance Honoring Judge McNamara In Butte
Butte Pioneer club hosts a dance at its South Montana hall on Saturday honoring Judge John McNamara a long time resident. Local hospital notes report Milton Wolff in good condition after a car collision and several local births and hospital admissions.
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Butte
South
Montana
John McNamara
Milton B. Wolff
Evans Avenue
St. James Hospital
Oregon and
Cobban Streets
Site Chosen for Deer Lodge Honor Roll Monument
Anaconda selected Main and Third street across from the post office as the site for the Deer Lodge County Honor Roll monument. The project aims to honor armed forces members and has raised about $1,000 of a $6,000 quota. Reviews from architects and designers favor the elevated location. A sketch will be published soon. The general committee meets June 15 at the Mill and Smeltermen’s union hall.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Anaconda Reduction Works
Mill and Smeltermen's Union
Mill Smeltermen to Elect Monday in Anaconda
Anaconda Mill and Smeltermen's union No. 117 will hold the annual officer election Monday. President Charles McLean announced the slate with Owen McNally as vice president, John J. Donovan as recording secretary, and John Emmons as financial secretary.
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Anaconda
Anaconda Mill and Smeltermen's Union No
8. W
Charles McLean
Owen McNally
John J. Donovan
John Emmons
Wartime price control plan for beauty shops fails in committee
Washington June 2 an effort to bring beauty parlors and barber shops under wartime price control failed in the house banking committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Banking Committee
Fate of Rome hangs as Allied push nears city
In a rapidly changing battlefield, Nazi defenses south of Rome crumble as darkness signals a German retreat along a 25 mile front to the Tiber delta. Allied strategists weigh whether to bypass Rome to trap remaining German forces, with Rome’s fate tied to the Sacco valley pursuit and Valmontone break through.
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Rome
Italy
Tiber
Rotterdam
Warsaw
Stalingrad
Apennines
Sea
Valmontone-Velletri
Sacco Valley
Frosinone
Ferentino
Rome-Naples
Valmontone
Anagni
Simoruini Range
Clark
Fifth Army
Alexander
Sacco
Germany
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James White
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West Park Street
Duggan
Treasure State News
Frances Hale
K. C. Post
Kool Aid
Dairy Farmers Plan
Coloradoan
Miles City Firm Is Incorporated
Indianapolis
Ind
R. M. Hazen
Maurice P. O’leary
Maurice Paul O'Leary
Navy
ENS
Maurice O'Leary
Butte News
Harry Clague
West
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Elizabeth Slenker
Iowa
Jack Waran
Silver Bow Apartments
Bryan Friend
Wyoming
Stanton Johnson
Stewart
Alina Hakala
East Second
Adam Aldo
East Broadway
Henry Rebish
Dillon
Victor Mackenstadt
Big Sandy
Marian Weigel
East Platinum
Francis Nichols
West Mercury
Frank Sinerius
Ennis
Jerry Hall
Vivian Martinez
Mtyr
Everett Hull
Maryland
John Woodberry
Holland
Murray
Murray Hospital
L. E. Braun
Silver Bow Homes
Michael Pan
Raymond Riley
Ida Stanhope
Dakota
Ephriam Wilson
South Gaylord
Ruth Gray
Stella Holstrom
Amos Spackman
Elm
Howard Bennetts
Baby Ashby
Roberts
Barbara Logan
Karen Oliver
Anthony Hunthausen
Elmer Shea
District Court
Merle Wenger
Evelyn Rogers
East Park Street
T. J. Bolitho
Methodist Womans Society of
Mountain View Methodist Church
Thomas
Gale Peck
Joe H. Peck
C. L. Thomas
Edwards Street
McCarrol Rolin
Marie Rose Shop Penn
By Kirke L. Simpson
Associated Press
Hennessy Nylon
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Hennessy
Nylon Priority Club
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