Shields Speaker At IC Men’s Group Breakfast
Nearly 200 Immaculate Conception parish men attended the annual corporate communion breakfast. Harry Shields spoke on Catholic Action, urging better men for a better world. William Delaney presided, with Peter Curran chairing the organizing committee. An accordion band provided music and church ladies served the breakfast. Notables listed include Francis Dudley, Jim McArthur, John Quinn, James McBride, Dr. Harry G. Ferrell, Dr. J. C. Shields, many Connors and Sullivan families, and the Rev. N. C. Hoff celebrated the mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
Harry Shields
William Delaney
Peter J. Curran
N. C. Hoff
Steve Sherick
Dan Konen
Jim Konen
Dan Paynich
Hugh Quinn
Tom Boyle
John Maloughony
John Ambrosetti
Alex McDonald
J. R. Davenport
Louis Fleming
James McBride
John Meagher
Ed Gauly
James Lester
Joseph Lester
James Sheehan
Emmett Dolan
John T. Sheehan
John Douris
Neil Cronin
Harry G. Ferrell
Charles McAuliffe
William McCafferty
J. D. Murphy
J. C. Shields
John Shields
Tom Prendergast
Bill Prendergast
John O’brien
J. R. Sullivan
R. J. O’keefe
Tom Lonam
Robert Weatherton
Robert J. Weatherton
James G. Brewer
James Shieve
Bernard C. Morgan
John McCarey
J. S. Armstrong
Ray Lahiff
J. P. Dowling
G. J. Crowley
W. F. Murphy
W. L. Fritz
J. P. Burns
Brandon McMahon
John McCartan
Joe Pat Sullivan
Tom Kelly
Jerry G. Sullivan
Thomas Kelly
Tom Riley
Dan Holland
William Stanaway
John Monahan
G. W. McVey
James O’leary
Bill O’leary
John B. McClernan
Bart J. Riley
Steve Frankino
John J. Parker
Dave Holland
Thomas Sullivan
John Podgurski
Emmett Buckley
Charles H. Carver
Hugh J. Sweeney
Joe H. Roberts
Bill Murphy
Ambrose McGowan
Rudy Sayatovic
Joe McCarthy
Bob Dwyer
John Combo
Daniel P. Sullivan
Dan Combo
Jack Redman
Walter Sullivan
Edward Courtney
Joe McGowan
William Driscoll
Steve McGowan
E. J. Keeley
C. J. McGonigle
E. D. McConigle
Bob Maguire
Con Sheehy
Narrow Escape At La Salle Hotel Fire
A hotel fire at the La Salle in Chicago sparked alarms and heavy firefighting Sunday. The blaze began in a paper chute and sent smoke to upper floors, but was extinguished before firefighters arrived. no injuries were reported and patrons were largely unaware of the fire.
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Chicago
U.P
la Salle Hotel
Pluck or Prosper: Hal Harrison and Uncle Winchell’s Parable
A brief anecdote recalls Hal Harrison asking how a young man makes his fortune while his millionaire uncle Winchell Smith advises pluck. The piece also notes Mencken’s American Language list of roadside dish names and their everyday translations.
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Harrison Smith
Winchell Smith
Hal
Uncle Winchell
Harrison
Henry L. Mencken
Meat By-Products Make Important Contributions
Chicago June 4. Victor Conquest of Armour and company describes meat by products as key to future medicine and industry. Armour’s research spans acid development for medical use, beef plasma history, albumen testing, and acth from hog pituitary glands, with hundreds of chemists and labs in Chicago stockyards. Prices for hog pituitary glands have soared to 25 dollars per pound.
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Chicago
Victor Conquest
Armour and Company, Meat Packers
Conquest
Armour
A. G. Manns
Manns
Armour Research Division
American Medical Association
Acth
Free booklet outlines Montana Chamber of Commerce work
Helena June 4 A new 12 page booklet on the Montana Chamber of Commerce work was announced by Dean Chaffin of Bozeman chamber president. Illustrated with photos the guide links Montana history to future development and invites citizens to request a free copy by writing to the state chamber in Helena.
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Helena
Montana Chamber of Commerce
Dean Chaffin
Bozeman
William H. Browning
Chamber
Montana
Chaffin
Frederick B. Warren, 65, Publisher and Newspaper Advocate
Frederick B. Warren a field representative of the American Newspaper Publishers Association and former St. Louis Star publisher died of a heart attack Sunday at Midtown hospital after a brief illness. He was 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick B. Warren
American Newspaper Publishers Association
St. Louis Star
Midtown
Supreme Court to rule on school segregation and dining car rights
Washington reports the Supreme Court may end the 1949 50 term with landmark decisions on race relations. Two Negro students challenge Texas and Oklahoma universities over segregation, while a third case targets dining car segregation on Southern railways. The Justice Department supports overturning the separate but equal doctrine.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Texas
Oklahoma
South
High Court
Department
MSU Commencement Scheduled Today
Missoula hosts the 53rd Montana State University commencement with 872 bachelor degrees and 94 master degrees to be conferred. Delegates from 98 Montana towns and 31 states plus Alaska, Hawaii, Panama and Egypt attend as graduates.
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Missoula
U.P
Montana State University
MSU
Montana
Alaska
Hawaii
Panama
Egypt
Newlyweds Feted at Open House in Fishtrap ranch
Mr and Mrs Jack Paddock hosted an open house at their Fishtrap ranch to honor daughter Alma who wed Dell H Stangland of Missoula on May 3. About 65 guests attended and Alma Paddock Stangland will reside in Missoula where her husband works for the weather bureau.
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Missoula
Stangland
Weather Bureau
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Read Across Churches
The Sunday lesson sermon on God as the sole cause and creator appeared in all Christ Scientist churches. It featured Jeremiah 10 16 as a golden text and Psalm 95 1 urging joyful praise to the rock of salvation. The Science and Health passage states God is individual incorporeal divine Principle Love the universal cause and only creator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Israel
Mary Baker Eddy
Butte Firemen Plan Social and Postponed Meeting
Big Butte Volunteer Fire department will host a public social Monday at 8 PM in the fire hall at 925 Lexington Street. Funds from the affair will buy new equipment. A regular meeting, moved to Tuesday night, will include important reports read by Chief Ben Gannon. all members are urged to attend.
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Big Butte
Lexington Street
Ben Gannon
Trusty at Sing Sing Goes Away Quietly
Edward Connolly a trusted inmate serving two to three years for attempted larceny escaped from Sing Sing by walking from the warden’s home kitchen at 5:30 p.m. He vanished as a 13 state alert and two year siren were triggered. Clement Ferling, acting warden, ordered the alarm and a 150-strong manhunt ensued. Connolly would have been eligible for release in June 1951 and was held by parole board last December.
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Ossining
N. Y
U.P
Sing Sing
Edward Connolly
Brooklyn
William E. Snyder
Clement Ferling
Barkley Urges Educated Responsibility at Michigan Graduation
Vice President Alben W Barkley addressed 4469 Michigan State College graduates, calling for educated responsibility as the world’s future. He received an honorary doctor of laws degree, marking the largest class in the college’s history.
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East Lansing
Mich
Alben W. Barkley
Michigan State College
Barkley
Elk Park Man James Atkinson Dies at Home
Elk Park dairy man James Atkinson died Sunday morning at the family ranch home after a period of illness. A native of England, he had lived in Elk Park since 1912. Surviving relatives include two sisters Ann Atkinson and Mrs. Sarah Ann Sandhorn, a brother George Atkinson, and a nephew James Johnson, all of Elk Park or England. Richard's Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
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James Atkinson
Elk Park
Atkinson
England
Ann Atkinson
Sarah Ann Sandhorn
George Atkinson
James Johnson
Richard
187 Pianos Played Simultaneously
DETROIT June 4. At Olympia stadium 373 youths gathered at 187 pianos to perform two selections in the seventh annual Michigan music festival. A remarkable feat showed 746 hands striking keys in unison, a rarity beyond typical eight hand piano scores.
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Detroit
Olympia Stadium
Square Dance at Copper Mining Club Tonight
The Crystal room of the Anadonta Copper Mining company Employees club hosts another square dancing session tonight at 8:30. Lex Templin will call the dances, tracing favorites of past and present generations. Admission is by membership card only.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Lex Templin
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