Authorities Probe Robbery Series Across Anaconda
Law officers investigate burglaries at the Ledo lounge Dr Brandt’s office and J P Stagg furniture company in Anaconda. About 150 dollars stolen from the Ledo cash register. A radio and jacket found between buildings. Rear windows broken and skylight entry used. Detectives Mahoney and Hartsell lead the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Ledo
Main Street
R. O. Brandt
East Park Avenue
J. P. Stagg Furniture Company
Furniture Company
M. P. Mahoney
George Hartsell
Health Proposal Flayed by J.C. Penney in Denver Speech
Denver June 2. J C Penney founder of the Penney stores questioned Congress health plans. He called Wagner Murray Dingell bill utopian and warned they undermine free enterprise. He praised the American system as the best and said alternatives are inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Congress
J. C. Penney
Denver University
Penney
Hospital Admissions And Dismissals Listing Names
Admitted include Vada Potter Trout Creek Mary Kelly 613 Alaska John Mickelson 2131 Oregon William McGivern 2217 Florence Mrs Carl Knaus Polson and Joseph Sullivan Acoma hotel Dismissed include Arnie Mackey Basin Sheridan Russell Sorenson Gary Stout 11 North Wyoming Admitted Lee Mye 1148 West Park Helen O Boyle 223 East Granite Angelina Sekovich 212 East Quartz Muriel Browne Virginia City Florence Dommons Divide W H Hillstead 2335 Dakota and Eleanor Grande Lennep Dismissed Margaret Brown Dillon William Nussbacker 249 East Granite Ella Senz 2109 Yale Bessie Dixon 2029 Amherst Matt Franick 2520 Walnut
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vada Potter
Trout Creek
Mary Kelly
Alaska
John Mickelson
Oregon
William McGivern
Florence
Carl Knaus
Polson
Joseph Sullivan
Acoma
Arnie Mackey
Basin
Sheridan
Russell Sorenson
Gary Stout
North
Wyoming
Lee Mye
West Park
Helen O'Boyle
East Granite
Angelina Sekovich
East Quartz
Muriel Browne
Virginia City
Florence Dommons
Divide
W. H. Hillstead
Dakota
Eleanor Grande
Lennep
Margaret Brown
Dillon
William A. Nussbacker
Ella Senz
Yale
Bessie Dixon
Amherst
Matt Franick
Walnut
Danger Lessons in Flood Area
The Kootenai river fell to 27.42 feet Sunday night, three feet below Friday’s peak, as engineers from Ft. Lewis and Geigerfield Washington and volunteers patrolled 90 miles of levies. Sandbagging continued at breaks from collapsing dykes while the hazard to 50,000 acres of wheatland in northern Idaho and British Columbia was declared definitely over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Kootenai River
Weather Bureau
Ft. Lewis and Geigerfield
Wash
British Columbia
Parachutist Swetich Smashes Jump Record In Sioux City
Sioux City Iowa June 2 U P Parachutist John Swetich 28 made 60 jumps Sunday and claimed to have doubled the previous record of 30 consecutive parachute jumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
U.P
John Swetich
I Chose Freedom Chapter Sixteen Footnote on Fraud at Novo Trubni
Victor Kravchenko describes his two weeks at the Novo Trubni pipe plant in Pervouralsk facing dire conditions and forced labor. He uncovers a Moscow driven fraud that inflates production to 114 percent while actual output sits near 87 percent, exposing a system of deceit and bureaucratic rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sverdlovsk
Yekaterinburg
Novo-Trubni
Pervouralsk
N. K. Vv
Kravchenko
Moscow
Novo- Trubni
Urals
Novo-Trubii
Osacchi
Victor Andreyevich
Kozhevnikov
Glavtrubostal
Kaganovich
Kozhexnikov
Dovchenko
Novo- Trubii
Kravcchenko
Lazar Kaganovich
Four Industralization
Pravda
Veteran Clare Godkin Buried in Custer National Cemetery
Clare H. Godkin 43 of Forsyth died Wednesday at the Fort Harrison Veterans Administration Hospital. His body was sent Sunday by Opp-Conrad-Retz Funeral Home to Hardin for burial at Custer National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Clare H. Godkin
Forsyth
Veterans Administration Hospital
Fort Harrison
Opp-Conrad-Retz
Hardin
Custer National Cemetery
Northwest County Superintendents Convene in Great Falls
The seventh annual convention opens Monday in District Judge C. F. Holt's courtroom with President Ella Hammerness of Glasgow presiding. Sessions run morning and afternoon with roundtables and a noon no host luncheon. Officers will be elected in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Northwest County Superintendents’ Association
C. F. Holt
Ella Hammerness
Glasgow
Youth Injured After Butte Auto Collision
Kalispell student and Butte Business College alumnus Darcy DeLong suffered a possible left forearm fracture and minor injuries in a Sunday night crash at Montana and Park streets. Jay Grant also involved. DeLong was taken to St. James hospital for X-ray assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darcy DeLong
Kalispell
Butte Business College
Montana and
Park Streets
Butte Business District
DeLong
Gagnon House
Jay Grant
East Park
Butte
St. James Hospital
Grant
Search Made for Quake Victims
Rescue crews in Mus province eastern Turkey reported at least 255 killed and 145 injured after a Friday earthquake. The tremor centered near Varto, northwest of Lake Van, with damage spreading to Erzurum. Officials said planes carried doctors, nurses, and supplies to the stricken zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Mus
Varto
Lake van
Erzurum
Iran cites British troops in Iran urge UN action
Rahbar the Tudeh party newspaper charges British forces remain in Iran occupying Bushire and Bahrein and operating military and radio installations from Zahedan. The piece calls for Iran to bring the issue to the United Nations Security Council and criticizes British conduct since evacuations were declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
U.P
Rahbar
Iran
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
Bushire
Bahrein
Zahedan
Britain may halt reparations flow from German zone
British labor cabinet possibly follows the United States by stopping reparations from its German zone amid Soviet tension. The cabinet may also approve Bevin’s foreign affairs speech text as a two day Commons debate begins Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
Britain
United States
Russia
Germany
Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
Army C-47 Crash Near Legaspi Kills Eight
Philippine army headquarters reported a C-47 transport plane crash one mile north of Legaspi in southern Luzon. Eight people died and six were seriously injured, while seven passengers, mostly army personnel, escaped uninjured. The pilot Maj. Victor Ayaay and co-pilot Capt. Napoleon de Leon were among the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Army
Legaspi
Luzon
Victor Ayaay
Napoleon de Leon
Petrillo Mulls Recording Ban in Anti Lea Bill Showdown
May Ban Recordings in St Petersburg reports that James C Petrillo leader of the American Federation of Musicians weighs a proposal to halt all recordings by union members. The move acts as retaliation for congressional approval of the Lea or anti Petrillo bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
James C. Petrillo
Stormy Czar
American Federation of Musicians
Lea
Franco determined to stay in power in Spain
Madrid sources say Generalissimo Francisco Franco remains resolved to hold power in Spain despite the United Nations Security Council subcommittee report. The report cited concerns from the UN body, but officials insist Franco will not quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
U.P
Francisco Franco
Spain
United Nations
Security Council
Manhunt Under Way Near Niagara Falls
An intensive border area manhunt continued for a young sex offender with mental health issues after he brutally defeated and injured Mrs. David Lacroix and her four year old daughter Mary in Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Ont
U.P
Border
David Lacroix
Mary
Doctor's Instrument Bag Is Stolen in Helena
Helena June 2 Dr Claude Mears a local physician and surgeon reported to police that thieves broke into his car early this morning and stole a quantity of morphine from his instrument bag The front door handle was broken and a ventilator window was jimmied open The car stood overnight in front of his residence at 301 Holter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Claude Mears
Mears
Holter
Miners Expected Back in Pits
Virtually all of the nations 400 000 soft coal miners are set to return to work Monday with full production to begin for the first time since the walkout 64 days ago. Pennsylvania and West Virginia mines plan to resume, while Iowa drivers plan to hold out until price relief is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Iowa
Comdr
Hamilton. Acheston
Navy
United Mine Worker
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Utah
Keystone
J. Stanley Stevenson
Missouri- Kansas-Oklahoma-Arkansas
Stevenson
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Ohio
United States Steel Corp
Tune Time spring concert presented at Park County High
Livingston June 2 The Park County High School auditorium hosted Tune Time the spring concert by the Park High music department under Miss Louis Dahl The Park High band boys quartet freshman girls chorus girls sextet and mixed chorus performed Soloists Mona Brown Miles O Connor Jim Cole and Burdena Divine accompanied by Miss Dahl and Eddie White
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Park County High School
Louis Dahl
Park High
Mona Brown
Miles O'Connor
Jim Cole
Burdena Divine
Miss Dahl
Eddie White
Williams Rites Set Tuesday
Funeral services for Ray Williams who died Saturday will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Presbyterian church with Rev. E. H. Wendland officiating. Deer Lodge No. 14 A F and A M will handle graveside rites. The body will be taken to the family home at 900 Missouri avenue Monday evening. Pallbearers are Jack Corett Butte E G Toomey Helena Ernest Stout Helmville O M Bryan Carl Zur Muehlen Frank Smith Frank Trask and Alex Baehr. Burial in Hillcrest cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Ray Williams
Presbyterian Church
E. H. Wendland
Deer Lodge No. 14
A. F
A. M
Helmville
O. M. Bryan
Carl Zur Muehlen
Frank Smith
Frank Trask
Alex Baehr
Hillcrest Cemetery
Eastern Star meets for lilac festival in Deer Lodge
Floral chapter No. 46 hosts Anaconda chapter at Deer Lodge on Thursday June 6 for the annual lilac festival though frosts may prevent chosen flowers. Mrs. Clara Van Ault leads visiting delegation. Judge William R. Taylor will preside over a district court session in Deer Lodge Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
William R. Taylor
Anaconda
District Court
New Arrivals at Weinberg's
Weinberg's announces a new shipment featuring Hansen Cloves available in nylon rayon silk and fabric finishes for customers seeking varied textures and uses.
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Weinberg
Treasure State Rodeo Set At State Fairgrounds
The third annual Treasure State rodeo will run June 29-30 at the Montana state fairgrounds. Bozeman stock provider R A Richter aims to draw top riders and ropers for saddle bronc bareback bronc Brahma bull bulldogging and calf roping. Lewis and Clark Celebrations led by president Clyde Grubb and secretary R G Hunter is the organizing group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Helena Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Montana State Fairgrounds
R. A. Richter
Bozeman
Clyde Grubb
R. G. Hunter
Unemployment Claims Drop in Montana May Totals
Helena reports unemployment claims declined in May though slower than normal due to building material delays. Barclay Craighead says May payments fell about 127,400 from April with roughly 9,000 unemployed statewide. Civilian and veteran self employed benefits totaled about 918,000, including 124,400 to 2,500 civilians and 298,000 to 3,000 self employed veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Barclay Craighead
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Montana
Craighead
Commission
Labor and demand for state farm labor near balance
Montana farm labor supply and demand are nearly even with worker requests matching registrations. H L Dusenberry notes thinning of sugar beets is underway in Missoula and Billings districts, with 15 to 20 percent done and ample labor available to meet peak loads barring bad weather. Farmers should contact local extension agents or labor supervisors, or area offices in Miles City Billings Great Falls Missoula Bozeman Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
H. L. Dusenberry
Montana Extension Service
Missoula
Billings
Dusenberry
Miles City
Great Falls
Helena
Margaret Graham Dies at 79 in Hamilton
Mrs. Margaret Graham 79 died Sunday in Hamilton. Born in Oxford England she came here 25 years ago. She survived by husband John D. Graham two sons Colin Philipsburg and Duncan Salt Lake City and sister Mrs Elizabeth Brooks Glendive. Burial is set for Tuesday in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Margaret Graham
Oxford
England
John D. Graham
Colin
Philipsburg
Duncan
Salt Lake City
Elizabeth Brooks
Glendive
James W. Judd Taken by Death at 73
James W. Judd, 73, longtime accountant for the Montana highway department, died Sunday at St. Peter’s Hospital after illness. Born in Ontario on November 29, 1872, he lived in the Hudson Bay region before moving to the United States. He’ll be buried in Ontario after services. his wife died about 20 years ago. A daughter, Mrs. Marlin Hauseman, resides in Bozeman, and a son lives in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hflena
James W. Judd
Montana Highway Department
Canada
St. Peter’s Hospital
Judd
Bozeman
Ontario
Hudson Bay
United States
Montana
Helena
Marlin Hauseman
East
O Neil Funeral Slated For Northern Montana Rancher
Martin O Neil 79 prominent Havre rancher and stockman dies after a weeks long illness. A native of Ireland he came to Havre 56 years ago homesteaded on Clear creek east of the city and raised his family. Survivors include his widow two sons five daughters four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
U.P
Martin O'Neil
Montana
O'Neil
Ireland
Clear Creek
Butte Briefs: Two Local Girls Born at St. James
A girl was born Sunday in St. James hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Perrin of 2300 Spruce. A baby girl was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Swindler of 16 South Idaho. Both births reported in local briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Hospital
Edward Perrin
Lester Swindler
South
Idaho
Crow Indians Prepare Sun Dance Ceremony at Crow Agency
Crow Agency June 2 The Crow tribe plans a three day sun dance starting June 20 in gratitude for returning members from World War II and in memory of those who died. Dancers will endure fasting with no food or water, ending with the annual barbecue near the buffalo herds in Black Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow Agency
U.P
Crow Indian Reservation
Pacific
Europe
Black Canyon
Nurse Beulah Greenwalt honeymooning with captive officer
On a Denver honeymoon Lt Beulah Greenwalt Army nurse famed as Peggy in They Were Expendable ties the knot with Capt Bruce Walcher of Witt Illinois a fellow liberated war prisoner. China will have no cotton to export for several seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Beulah Greenwalt
Peggy
Bruce Walcher
Witt, Ill
China
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Salem
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N.Y
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