Montana hearing on Mountain States telephone rate hikes
The Montana board of railroad and public service commissioners will hold a public hearing in Helena on Monday at 10 a.m. to consider Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph rate increase requests. Governor Bonner criticized the proposal, calling it a gift from Montana residents, while the company argues current rates are insufficient for a proper return.
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Helena
U.P
Montana Board of Railroad and Public Service Commissioners
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
John W. Bonner
Bonner
Montana
Mountain States Company
House
State Capitol
Vocational Education Meet Opens in Helena Today
Helena June 4. Superintendent Mary M. Condon will outline Montana's vocational education goals at the opening conference. The session marks the start of a four day meeting with about 200 teachers from across the state attending in Helena.
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Helena
U.p)—Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mary M. Condon
Montana
Miss Condon
Public Instruction Office
Trial to Continue for Porter in Jury Corruption Case
In Helena on June 4 the Roger Porter trial on charges that he attempted to corrupt a member of the Lewis and Clark county grand jury is scheduled to continue at 10 o'clock Monday morning. The trial opened a week ago Monday.
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Helena
Roger Porter
Lewis and Clark County Grand Jury
Copper and Gold Found Alongside Iron Ore on Hainan Island
China reports that Hainan island hosts significant iron ore deposits plus notable copper, with smaller quantities of gold, silver, tin, lead and zinc. Authorities assess mineral prospects and potential mine development in the area.
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China
Hainan Island
Montana Methodist Conference to Convene in Livingston
More than 200 delegates will attend the 73rd Montana Methodist church conference in Livingston from Wednesday through Sunday. Bishop Glenn Randall Phillips of Denver will preside over the gathering of Montana Methodist ministers with one lay delegate from each pastorate. Speakers include Halsey E. Dewey of Bengal India Ezra M. Cox Roger E. Ortmayer and Dr. Walter L. Brean. District superintendents are Reuben Dutton of Billings and J Homer Magee of Kalispell.
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Livingston
Montana Methodist Church
Glenn Randall Phillips
Denver
Montana
Halsey E. Dewey
Bengal
India
Ezra M. Cox
Home Missions
Roger E. Ortmayer
The
National Church Magazine
Walter L. Brean
Reuben Dutton
Billings
J. Homer Magee
Kalispell
Major Kuenning Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel
Helena dispatch reports Arnold C. Kuenning deputy group commander of the 9095th volunteer air reserve group promoted to lieutenant colonel in the U S Air Force Reserve. He previously flew 29 missions with the 8th Air Force and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with oak leaf clusters. Col Kuenning and family reside at 613 South Rodney. he is a Taylor Tipling Co special agent.
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Helena
Arnold C. Kuenning
9095Th Volunteer Air Reserve Group
United States Air Forces Reserve
I. W. Eveland
Kuenning
Detroit
8Th Air Force
J. K. Lacey
94Th Combat Wing
Col
Montana
South Rodney
Taylor-Tipling Company
Butte Students Honored With Awards at Bozeman
Butte honors at Montana State College women's day include Laist award winner Clara May Quinnell of Butte for greatest contribution, Beatrice Freeman Davis 50-year service award, and student cup for highest scholastic honors. Janice Fenske of Savage to deliver 1955 address. Helen Talcott Currier speaker, MSC 1945 graduate teaching in Greece. Officers for Mortar Board announced: Lanice Roser president, Ruth Samuelson vice president, Louise Carle secretary, Rachel Weinberg treasurer, Mary Blank editor, Greta Gay historian, Sally Fletcher social chair.
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Bozeman
Janice Fenske
Savage
Montana State College
Clara May Quinnell
Butte
Laist
Beatrice Freeman Davis
Associated Women Students
Helen Talcott Currier
Livingston
MSC
Greece
Mortar Board
Lanice Roser
Conrad
Ruth Samuelson
Glendive
Louise Carle
Rachel Weinberg
Hardin
Mary Blank
Great Falls
Greta Gay
Sally Fletcher
Billings
Filings Entered for Public Offices in Montana Primaries
BILLINGS and MISSOULA June 4 Filings are underway for major party nominations. George R. Pierce seeks GOP renomination for Yellowstone County state representative, joined by J M Schiltz C B Peters R L Lorenz W L Chamberlain and R H Gebhardt. Democratic hopefuls include C F Benson J E Winsley Nick Maltese E G Osness and C A Banderob. In Missoula County Republican candidate is Mrs Dallas J Reed, former Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers president, secretary of Montana chapter of the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults, and health planning committee member.
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Billings
George R. Pierce
Yellowstone County
GOP
J. M. Schiltz
C. B. Peters
R. L. Lorenz
W. L. Chamberlain
R. H. Gebhardt
C. F. Benson
J. E. Winsley
Nick Maltese
E. G. Osness
C. A. Banderob
Missoula
Dallas J. Reed
Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers
Missoula County
Montana
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
John W. Bonner
Conference On Children and Youth
Bids to open for Custer battlefield museum project
Yellowstone Park reports Park Superintendent Edmund B. Rogers said bids on a museum and administration building at the Custer Battlefield National Monument will be opened Monday at his Mammoth office.
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Yellowstone Park
Edmund B. Rogers
Custer Battlefield National Monument
Mammouth
Scientists plan gyro-stabilized sphere heat study
Scientists intend to measure heat radiated by the sun earth and space using a gyro-stabilized sphere launched by rocket. The device will be ejected on ascent traveling about 1800 miles per hour.
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Sun
Earth
Space
Special Typing Classes For 6th Grade Up Enrol Now
A special typing course for children from the 6th grade up is offered with morning or afternoon sessions. Enrol now to secure a spot in this focused program.
Edward Cook Enters Montana Congress Race
Edward G. Cook a 34 year old Missoula resident and former lieutenant colonel in World War II announced as a Democratic candidate for Congress in the district in the July 18 primary. He spoke from Chicago where he pursues a PhD in international relations and plans to campaign in Montana beginning July 1. He urged a ballot line calling for saving American lives freedom and peace and pledged strong leadership in foreign and military policy.
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Missoula
Edward G. Cook
Congress
Cook
Chicago
University of Chicago
Montana
Secretary of State
Jenkins Funeral to Be Held in Minneapolis
Mrs Elwood O Jenkins wife of the vice president of the First Bank Stock corporation of Minneapolis died Saturday of a heart attack at about 55 while cruising on Lake Minnetonka. She was native to Minneapolis and survived by her husband and son Donald of Minneapolis. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning with burial in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Elwood O. Jenkins
First Bank Stock Corporation of
Jenkins
Lake Minnetonka
Mr. Jenkins
Edina
Elizabeth Ryan
Montana
First National Bank of Great Falls
Midland National Bank of
Billings
Donald
Taipei Struck Heavily by Chinese Nationalists Guns
Nationalist artillery on Kingmen island bombarded Communist positions around Taipei island, causing heavy casualties. Nationalist officials reported large Communist junks near Chuanchow bay, 10 miles northeast of Amoy, possibly preparing an assault on Kingmen as Communists mass troops and invasion craft along the east China coast opposite Formosa.
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Taipei
Formosa
Kingmen Island
Amoy
Taipei Island
Chuanchow Bay
Kingmen
East China
Lava Flows From Volcano Threaten Kona Ranch
A fast moving lava stream from a volcano threatens ranch lands eight miles inland with lava racing at 20 to 40 mph in places. About 100 residents fled the Kona coast as two lava streams entered the sea creating steam plumes.
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Hilo
Finch
Hawaii
Kona
Dillon Enforces New Parking Law in Business District
Dillon Chief Dan Mooney announced enforcement of a new parking law. Idaho street between Glendale and Sebree will have a 30 minute limit while other streets allow two hours. Signs are ordered to inform motorists. Parking outside the business section remains 36 hours.
War Mothers elect Helena president in Montana meeting
Ethel Fosse of Billings was elected president of the Montana American War Mothers. Elected officers include Vice President Anna Wood of Helena Secretary Hattie Forest of Bridger Treasurer Lillian Jensen of Helena and Chaplain Ella Hinrichs of Bridger with the meeting held in Helena on June 4.
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Helena
Ethel Fosse
Billings
Montana
Deer Lodge News Brings Frances Hale Jerabek Correspondent
Frances Hale Jerabek serves as correspondent for Deer Lodge News with staff contact options listed. Circulation inquiries directed to the paper’s general phone line.
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Frances Hale Jerabek
City Council to Discuss Daylight Saving Time
Deer Lodge residents urged to attend Monday night council session to voice views on adopting daylight saving time for the summer months. Those unable to attend may inform their alderman of their opinion.
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Deer Lodge
Legion Auxiliary Meets Wednesday in Deer Lodge
The American Legion auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 8 pm in Mrs. E. H. Foster’s Rebworth apartments. Election and installation of officers will be the business. All members are invited. Mrs. Bayard Moore will preside.
Coles Return From Three-Week Northwest Motor Trip
Coles return to Deer Lodge after a three week motor trip through Washington and Oregon. Mr and Mrs A E Cole visited son Grant in Pascoe and son Nelson in St Helens. They traveled through Portland Vancouver and along the north side of the Columbia River.
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Deer Lodge
A. E. Cole
Washington
Oregon
Grant
Pascoe
Nelson
St. Helens
Ore
Portland
Vancouver
Columbia River
Weekend Guests Stay With Nell Reid In Deer Lodge
Mrs. Nell Reid hosted a weekend gathering in Deer Lodge with Mr. and Mrs. Myron Schurtz of Harlowton and Mrs. Mildred Douglas of Missoula as guests for a Saturday and Sunday visit in the city.
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Deer Lodge
Nell Reid
Myron Schurtz
Harlowton
Mildred Douglas
Missoula
Elks Stag Night Planned in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge reports Elks lodge hosts a stag night with refreshments on Wednesday at 10 o'clock. All members are invited to attend.
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Deer Lodge
the Elks
Costa Rica Recovers Relics Stolen From Cartago Basilica
Costa Rica announces the recovery of the golden mantle and jewels stolen May 12 from the Virgin of the Angels at Cartago Basilica. Maj. Jorge Pacheco reports thieves arrested near Cartago, with the seven inch patron saint statue found May 20 in the basilica roof pulpit. The value of the jewels ranges from 150000 to 1000000 dollars.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Jorge Pacheco
Cartago
Pacheco
Water chestnut growth hinders stream navigation
Thick growths of water chestnut clog waterways, slowing boat passage and raising navigation challenges for local travelers and rivermen along the stream.
Nettie Garrison Taken by Death
Mrs. Nettie Hand Garrison widow of J B Garrison died in Pasadena California following an extended illness. She taught in numerous schools before retiring to Butte and later assisted her husband as bookkeeper. Survived by adopted children and siblings with services in Butte to be announced.
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Nettie Hand Garrison
J. B. Garrison
Melrose
Pasadena
Calif
Garrison
Butte
White
Horace
Maggie Hand
Wise River
Hoffman
Glen
Beaverhead County
Junction City
Ore
Bellingham Normal College
Bellingham
Wash
Montana State Normal College
Dillon
Billings
Ogden
Utah
Montana State University
Missoula
Dillon College
Madison County
Farmers Union Trading Company
Co-Operative
Emerson School
Butte Grace-Silver Bow
Bernard Garrison
R. K. Hand
Helena
John Hand
Argenta
Lars Kalsta
Susan Hand
William F. Garrison
James Garrison
Clayton Harris
Miss Hand
Injured jockey dies after Delaware Park fall
Jockey Richard Roselle aged 22 died at a Delaware hospital following injuries from a fall at Delaware Park race track on Friday. The incident occurred during racing in Wilmington and Ro zelle succumbed Sunday night to his injuries.
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Wilmington
Del
U.R
Richard
Dick) Rozelle
Delaware Hospital
Delaware Park Race Track
State Folk Dance Unit Formed at Great Falls
Montana Folk Dance federation formed in Great Falls with Kenneth Fowell elected executive secretary. Callers association created. board includes Lex Templin and others. Festivals scheduled in Great Falls and Butte. invitation extended to clubs and individual dancers. Delegates oppose competitive folk dancing contests.
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Great Falls
Montana Folk Dance Federation
Kenneth Fowell
Fowell
Lex Templin
Butte
George St. George
John Daley
Cut Bank
J. N. Murdoch
Lethbridge
Harold Christiansen
Kalispell
Ralph Lloyd
Art Moore
Callers Association
Police Probe Beating Of Woman In Butte Home
Mrs. F. R. Orcutt, 34, of 17 West Granite, was found beaten in bed late Sunday and taken to St. James hospital with a broken left arm and a deep head cut. Police said she was struck with a chair and a bottle. neighbors alerted officers Earl Holman and Cyril Kohn to the disturbance as investigators began early Monday.
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F. R. Orcutt
West Granite
St. James Hospital
Butte
Orcutt
Earl Holman
Cyril Kohn
Montanan Killed in Car Overturn Near Havre
Havre, June 4. Thomas Jaeger, 24, of Harlem, was instantly killed when his automobile left US high 87 two miles south of Havre, overturned in a barrow pit and rolled four times. Coroner Emil Eliason said Jaeger was alone. body sent to Chinook for funeral arrangements. Jaeger had been working near Kremlin recently.
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Havre
Thomas Jaeger
Harlem
United States High 87
Here
Emil Eliason
Jaeger
Chinook
Kremlin
Newfoundland Wages Fight Against Raging Forest Fires
In Newfoundland on June 4, the government prepared for a Dunkirk style evacuation as 12 forest fires cut escape routes from Brown's Arm and Lawrence Town. Boat owners were asked to stand off shore amid fear of mass sea retreat. families packed belongings as flames closed in, leaving the two Notre Dame Bay villages nearly islanded with radio communications their only link.
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ST. John's
Newfoundland
Dunkerque
Brown's Arm
Lawrencetown
Notre Dame Bay
Belle Isle
Quebec
Constipated Read This Happy Letter Ad
A reader endorses Kellogg's All-Bran cereal for constipation after trying many methods. The letter from Mrs. Aspers of Camden New Jersey claims daily use boosted bowel regularity. A promotional note offers double money back if not satisfied after 10 days and invites sending an empty carton to Kellogg's.
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Mrs. Aspers
Bailey St
Camden
N. J
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Mich
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