Butte Veterans Hold Meeting in I O O F Hall
About 123 Silver Bow county World War II veterans attended a meeting in the I O O F hall. The proposed constitution was accepted, membership rules outlined, and a new emblem shown. A June dance was postponed, playfield talks with Mayor O Leary planned, and an entertainment program featured accordion solos and boxing exhibitions.
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Butte
I. O. O. F. Hall
John McClernan
Angeline Golubin
Jack Wulf
Silver Bow County
Armed Service of the
United States
Jack Mulhern
William Capron Dies in California After Long Anaconda Career
William C. Capron former chief engineer and mechanical superintendent at Anaconda Copper Mining died Monday evening at his La Crescenta California home. Born 1870 in Vermont he helped design Anaconda plants and led civic groups including the Anaconda Country Club of which he was a founder. He retired in 1929 and is survived by his wife Mrs Mary Capron of La Crescenta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
William C. Capron
la Crescenta
Calif
Anaconda Reduction Department
Capron
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Great Falls
Albert E. Wiggin
Montana
Potrerillos
South America
Mr. Capron
Vermont
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cornell University
Rotary Club
World War Veteran Dies of Wound
Donald Dale McIntyre, 27, a Pacific war veteran, died Tuesday from a gunshot wound to the head in Glendive. Coroner Harold Koch said an inquest would be held. McIntyre served two years in Attu and the Aleutians and had been in poor health since a sunstroke at age 10. His brother Rex McIntyre, a flight officer, was accidentally shot and killed on Christmas Island in 1942 during a revolver cleaning accident.
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Glendive
Donald Dale McIntyre
Harold Koch
McIntyre
Attu
Aleutians
Rex McIntyre
Christmas Island
Five Montana highway ports open for tourists this season
Helena reports five ports of entry are open with two attendants each to offer maps and road advice. Four more will open soon at Crow Agency Culbertson Miles City and Rockvale. Stations run until September 15 or while tourism continues.
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Helena
Montana
Howard W. Holmes
West Yellowstone
Monida
Gardiner
Missoula
Bad Rock
Crow Agency
Culbertson
Miles City
Rockvale
Holmes
Rep D Ewart Urges Alaska Highway Completion
Rep Wesley A D Ewart urged completion and continued maintenance of the Alaska highway and the creation of an Alaska highway commission. He cited Northern Montana terminals like Great Falls Shelby and Cut Bank as possible American endpoints and stressed the road’s strategic and economic value.
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Washington
Wesley A. D'Ewart
R-Mont
House of Representatives
Alaska Highway Commission
House
D’ewart
Montana
Great Falls
Shelby
Cut Bank
The
Montanan
Dawson Creek
United States
Bread Weight Order May Be Applied In Montana
On Attorney General advice Montana may apply a federal order reducing bread weight by 10 percent if customers are informed of the actual weight. State official Kruse noted retailers must display the weight on a sign or card while Montana law normally requires loaves weighing one, one and a half, two, or four pounds.
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Helena
U.P
R. V. Bottomly
Albert H. Kruse
Montana
Kruse
Italians to Go Home
Australian farmers will lose Italian prisoners of war after they were moved from camps to repatriation. Laborers cost farmers $8 weekly plus keep, with funds paid to the government before the prisoners head back to Italy.
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Italy
Sydney
Mobile Chest X Ray Unit Starts Tour
Montana's new mobile chest X ray unit began a statewide tour stopping first at the state vocational school. The $25 000 unit, donated by the Montana Tuberculosis Association, will visit all state institutions then move to communities offering free chest examinations. Dr A E Rikli directs the tuberculosis control division with X ray technician Henry Arnaux and nurse Opal Arnaux traveling.
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Helena
Montana
State Vocational School
State Board of Health
Montana Tuberculosis Association
A. E. Rikli
Board
Division of Tuberculosis Control
Henry Arnaux
Opal Arnaux
Anaconda Woman Elected P E O Sisterhood President
Mrs Eva T Brandt of Anaconda was chosen president of the Montana P E O Sisterhood at its two day convention in Billings. Delegates voted to endow Cottey College with two $250 scholarships in the names of Blanche Walker and Elizabeth Barnett. New officers were Nora Chalkley, Margaret Clack, Ola Maddox, Fay Harris, Ruth Layton, Iva Lea Orr, and the 1947 convention will be held in Sidney.
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Billings
Eva T. Brandt
Anaconda
Montana
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Cottey College
Nevada
Nora Chalkley
Butte
Margaret Clack
Havre
Ola B
Maddox
Hardin
Fay T. Harris
Polson
Ruth Layton
Chaper Y
Iva Lea Orr
Dillon
Sidney
Director of Research for Education Association Appointed
C R Anderson Montana educator for over 20 years named director of research for the State Education association in Helena. The post created at the delegate assembly last March aims to survey Montana educational needs while Anderson’s career covered Sidney and Glendive schools and leadership roles in Richey Helena Livingston and war service with the Red Cross Marine Corps in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
C. R. Anderson
Montana
State Education Association
M. P. Moe
Anderson
Moe
Sidney
Glendive
Richey
Livingston
Red Cross
Marine Corps
South Pacific
Montana VA benefits reach eight thousand veterans
Helena June 4. Claude Meredith regional VA manager reports about 8,000 Montana veterans and dependents drawing benefits from 10.50 to 115 dollars monthly. VA has 648 loan commitments totaling 964000 in loans, with over two million in value statewide. 4000 veterans receive education and training benefits. Fort Harrison hospital staff shortages limit care.
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Helena
Montana
Claude Meredith
Veterans’ Administration
Helena Kiwanians
Meredith
Fort Harrison Hospital
2 700 000 Christmas Trees Cut In Montana
MISSOULA June 4 More than 2 700 000 Christmas trees were cut in Montana last season and shipped to 17 states. Plat head county led with 1 218 250 trees followed by Lincoln county at 1 190 250. Eighty percent came from private lands as the rest came from public forests. Average stumpage was 5.4 per tree. The state also sold 16 080 pounds of fir boughs for wreaths sprays rope and pine cone clusters.
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Missoula
Montana
Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station
Plathead County
Lincoln County
Lavoptik Eye Bath Soothe Irritated Eyelids
Lavoptik offers prompt relief for irritated eyelids and inflamed eyes with a soothing bath. The ad claims 30 years of success and money back, praised by thousands, with an eye-cup included. Available at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Primary Races Are Decided Continued From Page 1
The piece lists candidates in multiple states for governor and U S Senate along with party lines and anticipated outcomes. California nominates Patterson or Rogers for Senate while Warren and Kenny vie for governor. New Jersey pits Driscoll against Hoffman for governor with Edison as a shadow candidate. Alabama and South Dakota feature key Democratic runoffs and renomination battles as maps shift. Guatemala plans a Roosevelt hospital valued at $1,000,000.
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New Jersey
Alfred E. Driscoll
Harold G. Hoffman
Walter E. Edge
Nee Law Edge
Edge
Charles Edison
Navy
Roosevelt
Driscoll
Hoffman
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Hague
Edison
Lewis G. Hansen
H. Alexander Smith
George E. Brunner
Camden
Alabama
Handy Ellis
James E. Folsom
Folsom
South Dakota
M. Q. Sharpe
Francis Case
Karl R. Mundt
John B. Reinhard
Spearfish
Merton B. Tice
Mitchell
North Side Athletic club nominees announced for officers and trustees
Nominations were made at the Tuesday meeting at 318 North Main for president C P Staples and for vice president Dan McGonigle and Patrick M Buckley. E P Lyons secretary Thomas Mulcahy assistant secretary N A Rotering treasurer Earl Harris assistant treasurer. Board nominees include Frank Kelly Vern Griffith Terry W Kelly James Shea Hugh Sweeney Tony Stosich and Ed J Foley. Election June 18 at Eclipse store 9 to 6 and 8 to start meeting. new meeting place to be renovated. social election day with entertainment and refreshments.
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North Side Athletic Club
North Main
C. Pf.staples
Dan McGonigle
Patrick M. Buckley
E. P. Lyons
Thomas Mulcahy
N. A. Rotering
Earl Harris
Frank Kelly
Vern Griffith
Terry W. Kelly
James Shea
Hugh Sweeney
Tony Stosich
Ed J. Foley
Eclipse
Chapter’s Temporary Officers Confirmed
The Butte chapter of the Reserve Officers association confirmed temporary officers chosen at a recent reorganization meeting. Al Liddicoat is president, Arthur Lewis vice president, and Bill Pratt secretary-treasurer. About 50 former officers attended the Chamber of Commerce session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Reserve Officers Association
al Liddicoat
Arthur Lewis
Bill Pratt
Hilary Nickel
Joe Novack
Norman L. Cummings
Liddicoat
Helena
Chamber of Commerce
Senator Bankhead’s Condition Remains Unchanged
Senator John H. Bankhead of Alabama stayed in a worsening condition with new complications after reports on Tuesday. Naval hospital statements said there was no essential change in his status during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John H. Bankhead
D-Ala
Naval Hospital
R. E. Duncan
Bowles Attacks Price Control Legislation On Radio
Chester Bowles denounced Senate price control measures as a monstrous plan that could wreck stability and production. He warned that amendments approved by the Senate banking committee would harm veterans and families, urging President Truman to veto any bill resembling the House measure. He cited price hikes for meat dairy clothing and bread and warned of reduced grain shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chester Bowles
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
Bowles
Truman
House
Senate Committee
Deer Lodge News Circulation Details
G A Meehan operates circulation for the Deer Lodge News from 810 Main. Contact via telephone 447 for distribution services and readers' services.
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G. A. Meehan
Services Held for Ray Williams
Deer Lodge observed a 2 o'clock funeral for Ray Williams at the Presbyterian church with Rev. E H Wendland officiating. Masonic rites were performed at the graveside as pallbearers John E Corette E G Toomey Ernest Stout O M Bryan Carl Zurmuehlen Frank Smith Frank Trask and Alex Baehr served. People from across the state attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Ray Williams
Presbyterian Church
E. H. Wendland
John E. Corette
Butte
E. G. Toomey
Helena
Ernest Stout
Helmville
O. M. Bryan
Carl Zurmuehlen
Frank Smith
Frank Trask
Alex Baehr
Democrats Hold Helena Meeting in Powell County Club
Mrs. F. J. Bissonette reported on the Democratic meeting in Helena as part of Powell County Democratic club events. Mrs. Wilbur Hoskyn spoke on organization work and Mrs. Jasper Jones presided at the June gathering in Deer Lodge.
Marriages Licenses Issued in Dillon Area
Clerk Norman Giles issued licenses to Grant Powell 54 and Rachel Powell 54 of St. Anthony Idaho Wil lard Nelson 24 and Norma McKinlay 19 of Ogden Utah Paul Shippen 21 and Lola Hudman 19 of Idaho Falls on Tuesday Also George Taylor 33 of Swan Valley Idaho and Doris Roberts 28 of Thayne Wyoming received a license on Monday
Northern Arizona Forest Fire Runs Unchecked Near Flagstaff
Northern Arizona's worst forest blaze in 18 years roared through 1200 acres of the Coconino National Forest, 18 miles southwest of Flagstaff, burning unchecked into Tuesday night amid drought conditions.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
U.P
Arizona
Coconino National Forest
Here
What Is Wrong When Prayer Fails
Thirty years ago Edwin J. Dingle found a power from Knowledge that heals and transforms life. He credits a Tibet encounter with health recovery, wealth, and recognition, and now offers a free 9,000 word treatise via The Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles for earnest readers.
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Forbidden
Tibet
Edwin J. Dingle
England
Far East
Dingle
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Dept. X
Los Angeles
Calif
Butte News in Brief Highlights Local Life and Events
Community notes from Butte list meetings, travels, births, licenses, and public notices. Items include the Young American Serbs meeting, medical on Mrs Mulcahy, Pfc Huddleston on furlough, rancher Fred Pincus reporting frost damage, Philadelphia and Seattle visits, multiple marriage licenses, false alarm at Broadway and Main, Missoula federal court visit, Miners Drum Corps practice, several births, Shoshone tribe meeting, and Dillon GI Bill aid visit.
Rheumatism and Arthritis Relief Claim
Mrs. Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington reports relief from rheumatism and arthritis after using a product from NUE Laboratories. She offers to answer inquiries and provides her mailing address in this testimonial advertisement.
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Anna Pautz
P. O. Box
Vancouver
Wash
Publisher Heads 38 Nation Bank
Eugene Meyer, editor of the Washington Post, elected president of the 38 nation bank for reconstruction and development. The 12 power board chose him to oversee $7.5 billion in assets for postwar reconstruction and development, with the United States as the largest contributor and expected major fund source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eugene Meyer
Washington Post
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Meyer
Savannah
Hare acts like cat in Donegal rabbit tale
People from around 20 miles gather in County Donegal to visit a rabbit living with Peter Gallagher Belfast reports. The hare sits by the fire all day, washes like a kitten, enjoys strokes, and becomes playful. It eats bread and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Donegal
Northern Ireland
Peter Gallagher
Belfast
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Education Association
G. O. P. Senate
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Thomas J. Mabry
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California
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Ore
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Hamilton
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Philadelphia
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Napton Apartments
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Elmer Shea
District Court
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William R. Denton
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Broadway and
Main
Owsley Block
Park and Main
R. Lewis Brown
Harold Allen
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Miners Drum Corps
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Union Hall
Murray Hospital
William Michaely
Silver Bow Homes
James McCashin
Montana Veterans Welfare Commission
G. I
C. L. Miller
West Gold
Emil Mattson
1635
Lowell
St. James Hospital
Lilbern Tate
Nue-Ovo Laboratories
Nation Bank
S. Montana
Dundee
AIR Store
AL J. Mathson CO
W. Broadway
Hou, “Or
Fuller Paint Stores
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