Anaconda Creates Warm Springs Bird Preserve Area
The state fish and game commission announced a Warm Springs bird preserve near Anaconda to protect game birds in Deer County. The preserve extends from the old Cley dump to Warm Springs and follows county roads, with signs posted every 80 feet warning against trespassing and firearms. Founding date Dec 17, 1947, reflects sportsmen’s long pursuit of protection for pheasants in the Deer Lodge valley.
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Anaconda
Warm Springs
Deercoun
Atate
State Fish and Game Commission
New System for Broadcasts Shapes U S Overseas Programs
Washington reports the State Department plans a tightened control over all official news and commentary sent abroad. The Voice of America and networks will contract entertainment and travel features, with programs tailored to official specs and reviewed to prevent domestic clashes. NBC and CBS are paid around 760000 dollars each for roughly 10 percent of foreign broadcasts through June 30, as negotiations begin to scale down their roles and invite bids for special features.
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Washington
North America
Congress
Stats Department
Voice of America
National Broadcastit Company
Columbia Broadcastity
Jsyster
State Department
Tatl America
George V. Allen
Senabé
House
Allen
NEG
CBS
Marriage Licenses Issued in District Court Office
Marriage licenses were issued Saturday in the office of Clerk of the District Court Frank B. McGrath to John P. Anagarda and Dora Earth L. Tones and Ver non T. Gallagher and Esther Eck berg, all of Anaconda.
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Anagarda
Frank B. McGrath
John P
Dora
Earth L. Tones
Vernon T. Gallagher
Esther Eckberg
Anaconda
McMahon Funeral Set for Monday at St Peter Church
Funeral services for Gwen J. McMahon a longtime resident and former smelterman who died Thursday will be held Monday at 10 00 AM in St Peter Church with a solemn requiem high mass. The cortege will form at 8 45 AM and burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Annaconva
Gwen J. McMahon
Tered Smelterman
St. Peter Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Meter Question Up This Week In Anaconda
Anaconda aldermen to discuss parking meter installation at the May 26 meeting. Judge Willkin FR granted a temporary injunction pending a permanent injunction hearing set for 30 o'clock Wednesday in district court. Charles McLean sues the city, alleging no authority for meters without ordinance and claiming inconvenience and damage from the meters. Installation began May 24 with 804 meters planned in the business district.
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Anaconda
Atention
Fiseiest
Cty Council
Willkin
Taylor
Charles McLean
Sid G. Stewart
Opportunity Club Plans Affair In Butte
Members of the Opportunity Community ely completed plans for a basket social to be held June 15 at the Community hall. A 6:30 supper, followed by business session and card party, and committees led by Charles Solan. Proceeds from the event benefit 4-H clubs. funeral arrangements noted for John T. Murphy and Hubert Bellandi with services at local homes.
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Anaconda
Opportunity Community
Ely
Basket Social
Charles Solan
Harold Walker
Jiminic Johnson
Frank Bonner
Lester Crowe
Nina Johnson
Frey
Crows
Ronald Haight
L. L. Hurst
Athemnent
Shermain
Reed Funeral Homie Team
Fauith Church
Holy Gross Cemetery
Murphy—Finneral
John T. Murphy
Funeral services announced for Sgt Robert Larsen
The remains of Sgt. Robert S. Larsen are expected to arrive Tuesday morning and will be moved to Whites Funeral Home. The Rev Dor Tance Jensen will conduct services Wednesday at 2 o clock under Silver Bow Post No 1 American Legion. Interment follows at Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Sherman & Reed Funeral
J. K. Reed
Mgr
Broadway
Arizona Street
Larser
Robert S. Larsen
Whites Funeral Home
Dor Tance Jensen
Silver Bow Post
American Legion
Mount Moriah
Alienon
Emery Harris Emery of the Hamitan Block Dies at Royal Hospital
Emery Harris Emery, of the Hamitan Block, died Saturday afternoon at a royal hospital. The remains are at Richards Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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White Geo. N
Buite
West Fork Street
Emery
Hamitan
Roval
Richards Fl Pera
Shaughnessy Rites Held at Niece's Home
In Shaughnessy city on a Saturday evening at Mrs. James Cummings home 117 Upton James Shaughnessy aged 70 years died following a motive of Mancock Michigan. The remains are at the Oily Shen mortuary nearby.
Funeral plans for Owen J. McMahon announced
The body of Owen J. McMahon of East Fifth Street will lie at Kendrick Funeral Home. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 45 AM followed by a procession to St Peter Owen for a solemn requiem high mass at 10 AM. Burial will be in Olvel Cemetery.
Kendrick Funeral Home Obituary Notice
Kendrick Funeral Home announces the death of Charry 54 of Anaconda Montana. Services and burial details will be provided by the funeral directors and embalmers in a future notice.
Development Unit Is Organized in Anaconda
The Southwest Montana Development Association formed a permanent organization at a Saturday afternoon meeting in the Montana hotel. Dr. W L Beal served as president and Josephine Kandach Marehion as secretary with temporary officers. Delegates came from Missoula Hamilton Drummond Deer Lodge Philipsburg Butte Dillon Wisdom Jackson and Anaconda. Russ Benson displayed area photographs.
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Anaconda
Southwestern Montana Development Association
Montana Hotel
WL. Beal
Josephine Kandach Marehion
Missoula
Hamilton
Drummond
Deer Lodge
Philipsburg
Butte
Dillon
Wisdom
Jackson
Russ Benson
Anacondan Trooper of Week Named
Anacondan Matthew J. Tuss son of Mrs Mary Tuss 613 East Park was named trooper of the week at First Constabulary Brigade Wiesbaden Germany He serves as chief enlisted assistant to the brigade food supervisor He entered the Army in 1943 and fought with the 88th Division in Europe prior to military service operating the Art Floral company in Anacorada
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Anacgna
Matthew J. ‘Tuss
Mary Tuss
East Park
First Constabulary
Wiesbaden
Germany
Tuss
88Th
Art Floral
Anacorida
Summer Music Class Starts Monday
Anaconda announces summer music classes conducted by I. E. Hamper, supervisor of music in the public schools. Registration was held last Thursday and Friday with large turnout. Assignments to regular classes will be made this week. Classes run through August 1.
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Anaconda
I. E. Hamper
Public Schools
Southern Democrats Refuse Filibuster on Draft Bill
Southern Democrats said they would not filibuster a peacetime draft measure but may use a segregation plan to delay final passage. They expect Senate action next week as Republicans move to block civil rights amendments. Leaders Russell and Maybank signaled continued opposition to final vote. Transit strike threats loom in Los Angeles as wage talks fail.
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Washington
Senate
Jeaders
Richard DB. Russell
Burne R. Maybank
India Pakistan Make Progress Despite Tensions
New Delhi June 5 reports indicate India and Pakistan are slowly moving toward peaceful coexistence after years of bloodshed. Leaders warn against renewed riots yet point to eased frontier flareups in Kashmir and a shared effort to resolve disputes over religious protections, finances, and sterling debt with Britain. Both dominions stress wary but improved relations amid external pressures from ideology and influence.
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New Delhi
Tada
Tidha
Pakistan
India
Soviet Armica
Moscow
India-Pakistan
Russia
Britain
Inula
Chinese Students Agitation Halted in Shanghai Demonstration
In Nanking on June 5, United States Ambassador J Leighton Stuart denounced student agitation against the United States. Police and troops in Shanghai dispersed a several thousand strong demonstration before the U S Naval forces headquarters. Thirty students were arrested as authorities cordoned off campuses and detained many on the grounds.
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China
United States
J. Leighton Stuart
America
Shanghai
United States Naval Forces
Gartera
Hic
Japan
Bhanghai
Tila
Keen Rivals to Play Return Contest Today
South Siders and Miners clash in a return game at Clark Park Sunday after a 7-4 win by the South Siders. Sahl Siders held Miners to four runs as pitchers Satterfield and Nettleton battled through a tense night.
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Miners
Clark Park
SSAC
al Foy
Satterfield
Bac Becaka
Stan Lyskewaki
Warners
Ians
Minera
Dell Satterfield
Eventite
Tob Schulte
Letty Lowney
Mahlon
Lafty
Nettleton
Sid Mughes
Ufe
Mihelich
Mudro
I Hughes
Griffith
South Siders
Tree Muns
Schulte
Hodges
McMahon
Kovich
Lowhey
Tig
Mike Or~vich
George Mudre
Lef
Hom Road
Orlich
Laughlin
Lettventer
Michelich
Hl Kovyich
Routh
AHR Haorapoae Briscoll
Ste Manon
Lohan
Therritt
Doran
Byskowski
Benita i
Lowney
Dy Syskowski
Ninetten
Bchulte
Lawner
Ising
Vetl
Kasex
South Side
Nithers
Henslex
Oards
Northside club holds Sunday practice at Walsh Park
Rudy Tomartch of the Northside Athletic Club calls a Copper league practice for players at Walsh Park on Harrison Avenue Sunday at 1 PM. The report also notes a June Philadelphia Athletics trade involving outfielders George Binks and Ray Caleman with money terms.
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Northside Athletic Club
Hla Copper League
Walsh Park
Harrison Avenue
A'S
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
George
Dirigo)Binks
St. Louis Browns
Ray Caleman
Coast Conference Code Meet Likely To Review Penalties
Officials of the Pacific Coast Conference will meet behind closed doors in Missoula to review athletic code matters. The June 8 to 10 session will report on conformity to the codes of member schools and penalties for past laxness. The agenda includes football schedules, basketball, track, swimming, tennis, golf and water polo plans, with routine matters and potential future penalties on the table.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast Conference
Missoula
Victor GO. Schmidt
Lundue
mveb+ing
Pasadena
Calif
Schmidt
Kenneth L.tugs Wilson
Big Nine
Tith
Today's Pitchers: National League Early Games and Results
Report of baseball matchups across the National League with New York Philadelphia and Brooklyn Cincinnati contests. Key pitchers include Wortung Shen Birincevich Mungae Hudson Masbornan Moveisrt Gromek Powler Sanford Kaldak Reynolda and Marcin. Scores noted for several games with mixed outcomes.
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Jones
Peaballa
Aitchers
Borday
Matorengue
Wamen
PROM
Jost
Maw
York Ab Butstirreh
Paat
Kod Wortung
Widdie
Brooklyn Ak
Cincinnati
Iatton
Darcy
Raflenshermer
Pox
Tlplin
St. Thats
Shen
Amt
Birincevich
Mungae
Wrozle
Leagan Chiraka
Washington
Stoulder
Waynes
Hudson
Masbornan
Moveisrt
Philadelahia
Temon
API Gromek
Powler
Marchilton
Bilaula
Sanford
Kaldak
Reynolda
Marcin
Anil
McKenley Sets World 440 Record at Western AAU
Jamaica’s Herb McKenley wins the Western AAU meet in Berkeley clocking 46.3 seconds for 440 yards, lowering his own world mark. Dille Matson takes second in 47.1, while Lloyd Labeach ties the 110-yard world record at 4.0 seconds. Barney Ewell is close, and Chuck Hanger posts a high jump best as the Olympics loom.
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Calif
Joe
Herb MecKenley
University of Immols Speliré
Jamaica
Pacific Association
Sahuday
Mckenley
Ifield
University Ofllinois
Dille Matson
San Francisco
California
Edwards Cield
Lloyd Labeach
Barney Ewell
Pittsburgh University
Lon Smalley
San Jose
Chuck Hangar
University of Callf
Fomla
Gee
Compton
Telays
la Beach
Patton
MekKenley
San Franciseo Olympic Club
Pacific Association AAU Track Meet Final Team Scoring
Berkeley hosts a Pacific Association AAU track and field meet with San Jose State College winning the team title at 46 1/4 points. California unattached and Stanford score heavily with McKenley and Likens posting record feats in sprint and javelin events amid strong performances by Olympic Club and Fresno State athletes.
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Calif
UFI
Feam
Pacific Association
Olympic Club of
San Francisco
San Jose State
University of California
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California Aggies
San Mateo Valor College
San Jose
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California
Tal Med
McKenley
NecKenley
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Aren
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Aaswmes
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Yar
Tims
Ossianic Club
Corner
Matcon
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bin Mateo
Walden
Ban Wennesseo
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Hannes
Chandler
Glenford, &Frentis
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Kerr
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Glymmig
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Ockon
Fanacy
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Kent
Blanford
Mosher
Savenlin
Likens
Gan Juss State
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Listen
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Hun
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Tille
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Jamacle
Catson
Wasiington
Medcan
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Holt
Inman
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Callfornis
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Vallelo
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Sondore Tate
Hon
Olympic Club
Dreyer
Olsmtole
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Enz
Hanens
Celifornia
Bruant
Catitornite
Catitornia
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Amith
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Olympic
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Ewell
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Doane
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Portier
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Chlifornia
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Giymate Club
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Freana State
Tabeaca
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Mastin
Fresno
Graziano Favored to Retain Title in New Jersey bout
Rocky Graziano, the middleweight champion, expected to defend his title at a promotional event in Newark New Jersey. Bookmakers list Graziano as the favorite over challenger Tony Zale with sizable gate hopes and an estimated attendance near 20,000 and a gross around 400000. The show, tied to a new Tournament of Champions, aims to recoup costs with a $300000 house. experts project Graziano as the likely winner while purse dynamics hinge on last minute betting shifts.
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N. J
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New York
New Jersey
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Chicago
Zale
Yankee Stadium
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Ghicaga Stadium
Long Shot Filly Wins Hollywood Oaks at Hollywood Park
Inglewood Calif June 5 Flying Rhythm an unlikely long shot with a misspelled name captured the $25,000 Hollywood Oaks for three year old fillies. She nosed Belle Jolie to win as Roswell Lady finished third with the crowd favorite. The upset paid 16780 to win and 546 to place with show 1680. The race ran 1 39 3 fifth. The payoff marked a track high in recent history.
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Inglewood
Calif
Holly Wood Park
Hollywood Park
Yanks Dominate Telging International Tennis Semis
Frank Parker and Budge Patty both of Los Angeles reached the Telging tournament finals in Brussels as they defeated European players in the semi finals. Patricia Canning Todd of La Jolla and Hungarian Suzy Korogoczy advanced to the women’s finals with Doris Hart eliminated. In Miami, Mrs Todd and Doris Hart won the women’s doubles crown over Shirley Fry of Akron and Mary Arnold Prenniss.
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Brussels
Belgium
Frank Parker
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Patricia Canningodd
la Jolla
Caulf
Suzy Korogoczy
Doris Hart
Miami
Fla
Todd
Miss Hart
Shirley Fry
Akron
Olio
Mary Arnold Prenliss
Ban Bermardina
Calif
Double execution sentence in Duluth holdup slaying
Lawrence J. Garner and his brother Cheorge Garner were sentenced Saturday to death in the electric chair for the holdup slaying of a driver that netted a large sum. In Duluth Minnesota an early morning fire destroyed downtown buildings, causing about a million in damage.
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Washington
Lawrence J. Garner
Cheorge
Duluth
Minn
Demaret Leads Albuquerque Open After 5 Under Rounds
Demaret shoots five under par for 201 total at the Albuquerque Open as Sun and heat push players to the edge on the University of New Mexico course. Heafner trails with 202, while Griffin, Nury, and local pro Bul Nury post low rounds. Carlson, Alexander, Griffith, and others share top standings for a $2000 purse.
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Urday
Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Clayton Heafner
Briday
University of Ne Mexico
Demarel
Lee Griffith
Cad Bul Nury
Pnomix
Alexander
Aumste de Griffith
Marty Purgol
Utica
N. Y
George Schnester
Ogden
Utah
Navy
George Schoux
Mamoroneck
N.Y
Eric Monti
Santa Harbara
Kaiser
Was
George Fuelo
Consshobocken
Tick Turner
Stillwater
Okin
Ameoleur
Noble EB
Chalfant
Grand Jimstion
Colo
Aga Khan Long Shot Wins English Derby
My Love, a 100-9 shot owned by Aga Khan, won the 26th English Derby at Epsom Downs. Noor, also Aga Khan owned, finished third behind Royal Drake. The Guernor of Baroda’s My Baby, favored at 4 to 1, was fourth with Royal Denke ahead of Noor.
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Epsom
Royal Denke
Leon Volterra
France
Noor
Toney Penna Leads California Open After First Round
Toney Penna shot a two under par 68 to lead the $2,500 Southern California golf open at the Riviera. Ralph Evans and Bill Spiller sit 135 and 130 respectively, with several top pros like Olin Dutra and Jim Glare close behind as the 86-hole event heads to Sunday play.
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Umm
Jane UF
Cinematich
Toney Penn
Ralph Evans
Palos Verdes Ama
Kaw Man
Wriday
Snob
Bll Spiller
Negra
Olin Dutra
Jim Glare
Zell Eaton
Jimmmy Thompson
Fay Coleman
Pain Runyan
Ray Man
Evum
Los Angeles
Riviera
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