Five Are Killed in Crash of Flying Wing
MURDOCK AIR BASE Calif June The entire crew of five died when an eight engined B 49 Northrop flying wing crashed near the testing field during a westward flight from Muroc to Mojave The disaster followed takeoff from the desert field and an investigation will follow once wreckage cools An eye witness said the plane exploded in the air and then tore through sagebrush near a highway Names of victims withheld The YB-49 is a 44 ton jet bomber with 172 foot wingspan and 100 ton loaded weight designed to operate above 30000 feet with a crew of 13
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdoc Air Base
Calif
Northrop
Army
Muroc
Mojave
Desert
Dale C. Wilson
Elton
Kern County
Hawthorne
Los Angeles
Lancaster
Army Reservists Offered Recall to Active Duty in Montana
Montana enlisted reservists with MOS 405 289 408 or 858 may apply for recall to active duty for nine to 12 months stationed at Butte Montana. Recalls grant same allowances and promotion opportunities as regulars and avoid foreign duty. Extensions possible by voluntary request if needed. Applications due June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UJ. 5S
Army
U.S. Air Force
East
Granite Street
Butte
Montana
U. S. Army
ERC
Civil Service Jobs Are Announced For Forest Service
Applications for probational appointment to forestry aide and fire control aide will be accepted by the Field Board U S Civil Service Examiners until July. Positions pay 2168 to 3021 dollars yearly and are located in Idaho Oregon Montana Washington and Alaska Territory in the forests service and other federal agencies. Additional openings include engineer and engineering aide and examinations may be arranged by contacting P H Pohlman at the Butte post office and the Civil Service Region director in Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Civil Service
P. H. Pohlman
Butte
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Washington
Territory of Alaska
Forest Service
Pohlman
Civil Service Region
Seattle
Wash
Veterans Administration Office
Civil Service Office
Hungarians Riot Kill Policeman Over Church Schools
In Pocspetri 600 villagers attacked the police station and killed a policeman as anger over plans to nationalize church sponsored schools grows. The interior ministry said 28 were arrested and martial law will be proclaimed. Education Minister blamed Cardinal Mudszenty for agitation and demanded an end to it. Chicago Crime Commission to launch a grassroots campaign against the crime syndicate for its political power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Pocspetri
Ministry of Interior
Guyula Orlutay
Josef Cardinal Mudszenty
Catholic Church
TQ Fight Crime
Chicago
Chicago Crime Commission
Chicago Crime Syndicate
Eleven Butte Apprentices Complete Training Certificates
Eleven Butte men including electricians auto mechanics and machinists who finished the Butte Vocational Education apprentice program at Cleveland school were awarded Certificates of Completion. The ceremony highlighted veterans among the graduates and noted strong cooperation between labor and management, with the program funded in part by the Smith Hughes act and supported by the Veterans Administration for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Cleveland
Joe Marshall
al Skoog
Herb Fillbach
William Lacey
Tom Mulholland
Jim Loughran
Elmer Lee
Bob Nicholls
Charles Davis
Elmer Nordstrom
Tom Barry
Eugene Abolenzy
Cleveland School
Charles G. Davis
Silver Bow
Robert Nicholls
Eugene Ablenzey
Janes Loughran
Nordstrom
Nicholls
Ablonezy
Fillbach
Barry
Skoog
Marshall
Butte Hill
Davis
James O'Brien
Montana
Carl Hibarger
Billings
Henry A. Yeager
Helena
Andl Howard Rude
Joint Action Committee
al Woodside
Ed Trueworthy
Homer Lambdin
United States
Smith-Hughes
Veterans’ Administration
Northwest
Aiin
List of apprentices and students in cooperative programs
A long roster recounts names of machinists and auto mechanics apprentices, high school students in vocational tracks, and participants in co operative, part time classes directed by Director Davis. The list includes numerous individuals such as W J Godsalve Jr Dan Goody William LeProwse Harold Parish Joe Sladich Chester Stodden Delhert Townsend Ed Truc Orville Anderson John Bennett E R Berry Vincent Dennehy William Dobbs Tim Downey Cy Griffin Clifford Hatten and many others across trades and schools. In addition 74 high school students, boys and girls, participated in the cooperative, part time classes under direction of Director Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Clarence Thomas
Pete Rafferty
Harry Burt
Art Drgnan
Elva
Dan Mullins
Homer Lambdin
Henry
Davis
Drafling
George Blair
Jim Buckley
Bob Craig
Frank Dorhofer
John Douris
Morgan Evans
J. K
Welding
George Besette
Harold Best
Bernard Byrnes
Wayne Davis
Tom Doherty
Bernard Driscoll
Jesse Douglas
H. Erwin
Emmett Fogarty
R. G. Fort
Murl Gidel
Eugene Hamilton
Jim Hastle
John Huhtanen
Carl Johnson
Ed Johnson
Arthur Larsen
Ernest Louis
Alan Lyte
Norman Lyle
William Makl
Tony Malensek
Joe B
al Jobbes
Ed Casey
Victor Erickson
Haddick
Oliver Hightower
Richard Holman
Milton Horne
James Harris
Tom Lake
Joe Lynchehan
Steve Manley
C. R. Provis
Bill Tomich
John Willkowski
Ira D. Biair
James Blakely
Albert Cate
Herb Fillbach
Lester Rickey
Ken Alephens
Frank Wyatt
Plumbing
Arthur Dry
Bob Vivian
John Wulf
Peter Rafferty
Harry Buri
Bert Bills
W. J. Godsalve, Jr
Dan Goody
William LeProwse
Harold FE. Parish
Joe Sladich
Chester J. Stodden
Delhert B. Townsend
Ed Truc‘worthy
Orville Anderson
John Bennett
E. R. Berry
Vincent Dennehy
William Dobbs
Tim Downey
Cy Griffin
Clifford Hatten
Virgil Hills
Tony Jovick
Prank Kiebchar
John Lawrence
Allan Lyle
Joe Novak
Larry O’farrell
Bob O'Neill
John H. Powell
Jeremiah Powers
John Sharkey
John Sullivan
Percy G. Tretheway
William Tomitch
Tonkin
Glenn Welch
R. J. Wetherston
George B. Williams
John Mazzola
Dan Daicich
Roland L. Hills
Alvin Sicotte
George Taylor
Auto Mechanics
al Woodside
Eugene Ab
Gene Taylor
William Tomich
Ed Dobb
Frank Klobeehar
Fred LaBlanc
Elmer Lee
Joe B. Marshall, Jr
Clifford H. Morris
Frank Lane
Walter Talbott
Herbert Ostenbure
Larry O'Farrell
Walter G. Ardissen
William Bermingham
Willard Brunell
Charles Chirhart
Joe Dowdall
Oliver Faribault
Zerbine Gabbrielli
Fred Green
John V. Hale
Alvin Hear
Sidney Hughes
Albert B. Kelley
M. W. Kelly
Bill Kidd
Gordon Marcotte
Stanley Martens
Clarence Martin
Robert Nicholls
Elmer A. Nordstrom
Jim Roe
Carl J. Ryan
John Schermerhorn
William P. Sullivan
George Trevenna
Hugh ‘Woomey
Charles
Charles Skewes
Tom Tomich
John Bracco
Bill Butler
Mirl
Eugene Fay
Roe Houlihan
Keith Johnson
Art Katarchik
Ernest Kingsbury
Curt Klemo
Thomas Lake
Wallace Lindquist
Ed McGurk
Jim McIntyre
Clarence Merziak
Frank Mehlully
Ed Murphy
Jim Persling
George Pulch
Dave Carruthers
Milo Casagranda
Joe Crawley
Jim D'Arcy
Douglas Dower
Edward Harvey
David Hausman
William Jago
Jim Johnson
Tom Kennedy
Charles Mehring
Jim Miller
Davy Oxley
Tom Trevenna
George Weisman
Earl Wilcox
Jack Robins
Bill Smith
Max Weathers
Ed Willams
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Across Towns
Various patients admitted and discharged at hospitals in Murray James Ada Dillon Dillon Helena Ennis Lima Jackson and Leadore Idaho with names and addresses listed. a Canadian and U S rail freight and passenger train run every five seconds across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Wayne Callison
Rena Nikula
Cook Cabins
Jens Peterson
Dillon
al Morrison
Jeffers
John Hamill
Pine
Annette Carruthers
East Granite
Jackie Vawter
Iowa
Harry West
Anaconda
Nellie Wilson
Sheridan
Blanche Ingram
South Idaho
John Milter
Helena
Jess Armitage
United States
Red Agents Operate in U S Zone Camps
Frankfurt dispatch reports trained Communist agents posing as refugees in nine American zone camps, spying and stirring discontent among refugees. At least 30 agents identified. Prague sources claim about 100. Missions include studying refugee screening, provoking political divisions, and gathering names for Czech underground, with Hoff and Regensburg camps targeted. American security teams planned for camp searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Czechoslovakia
United States
Prague
Hoff
Regensburg
Farm Price Bill Overhauled To Set 90 Percent Parity Floor
The House agriculture committee revised the farm price support bill to set a government floor of 90 percent of parity for hogs poultry and eggs and keep price supports for six basic crops at 90 percent of parity. The measure would replace wartime controls and extend authority for acreage restrictions and marketing agreements while allowing flexible pricing for nonbasic commodities. If not enacted, basic crop supports would drop to 52 to 75 percent parity by December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Agriculture Department
French Coalition Fights to Remain In Power
Paris June 3 Premier Robert Schuman aims to keep his third force government in power at least until October to prevent a Communist Gaullist showdown. Schuman and President Vincent Auriol fear upheaval could trigger bloody revolution, explaining his stubborn bid to keep the Catholic Popular Republicans Socialists and Radical Socialists coalition intact formed during the six month crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
W.P
Robert Schuman
Chartes de Gaulle
Schuman
Vincent Auriol
France
Hubert Bellandi Taken by Death
Butte shoemaker Hubert Bellandi died Saturday afternoon after a long illness. A native of Italy he lived in Butte for most of his life. Funeral arrangements are pending at Sherman and Reed Funeral Home. Surviving relatives include cousin Marios Bellandi of Chicago. Home address listed as 13 Leatherwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Belland
Butte
Leatherwood
Italy
Marios Bellandi
Chicago
Ill
Wheat Declines in Market Report From Chicago
Wheat and the grain market fell Saturday after House actions trimmed supplies. Corn held up, oats mixed, and a solid cash demand helped cereals. July futures: wheat 2.30 to 2.34, corn around 2.16, oats near 0.46 lower, soybeans mixed. CABH sales list varied prices by grade across wheat, corn, oats, and barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lovernight House
Ratna
St Paul Livestock Market Report June cattle and hog prices
Cattle trends show slaughter steers and yearlings mostly $1 higher on medium to choice cuts, cows under pressure, bulls and dealers softer. Slaughter steer price listed at 35.25 for 1,369 lb. choice heifers around 34, bulk good to choice 29.50 to 32. top cows 38. Bulls 15 to 29.50. Hogs and sheep mixed with hogs down to 24.50 26. Sheep receipts light. lambs steady to higher with some sources noting 30 new high for certain weights. Continuous market activity with varied dealer adjustments and testing of the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Raad
Spokane
USDA
Montana
Spokane Livestock Market Report Echoes Steady to Higher
Spokane livestock sales report for the week notes 1,024 salable cattle, 324 calves, and steady to higher bids on slaughter steers and cows. Prices span mixed ranges with good slaughter steers around 320 to 340, calves and vealers steady, sows up to 2 higher, and lambs averaging mid- to upper twenties. Several lots, including Montana stock cows with calves and mixed stock calves, appear with varied quotes and top weekly figures.
Grain prices from Minneapolis market report
The Minneapolis grain report shows mixed futures with No 1 heavy dark northern at around 2.43 dollars, No 1 dark northern near 2.42, and various No 2 and No 3 grades for hard winter, with corn around 1.94 to 2.15, oats at about 1.08 to 1.12, barley near 1.59, rye about 4.15, flax at 6.04, and soybeans priced toward 34.08 as arrivals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wneat
BOZEMAN CONTRACT SEEKS SUMP TANK WORK
Notice to bidders for excavation and materials to build a 4 inch deep reinforced concrete sump tank in the hydraulic laboratory at Montana State College Bozeman Montana. Bids due June 7 1948 at 10 00 AM MST at State Purchasing Agent Helena. Plans by F R Dodge Civil Engineering Dept. Bid bond 5 percent. Plans on file at the State Purchasing Agent office or from Dodge. Right to reject bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
McFadden
Dillon
Montene
Ptaintsts
Capitol Bidg
Helena
Montana
Montana State College
Bozeman
F. R. Dodge
Civil Engineering Dept
FE. R. Dodge
Civil Engineering Department
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St, James
Gary Hockaday
Walnut
Walter Ardisson
West Daly
Ray Follett
Leadore
Donald Ulrich
Travonia
Joseph Lindbeck
East Park
John Durkin
East Front
Ronnie Redfern
Harvard
Don Winters
Maryland
Raymond Shaley
Nevada
Patricia Matala
North Montana
Donald Kambich
Reichie
Walter Zahradka
West Silver
Knute Plate
Princeton
Fred Harmon
Colorado
Tom Rogers
West Center
Charles Stringer
Jefferson City
Vern Oakley
John Smith
Boulder
Red
U.S. Zone
Butte Ae Dillon
Unie Teading Co
Hubert Bellandi
The
Sherman and Reed Funeral Home
St. Paul Livestock
Spokane Livestock
Minneapolis
Evanane Ee
Northwest Machine and Welding Co
Galena Street
Hutte
Salvation Army
Cleo
Ruth Inecar
South Main
Josephine Stacker
Eded
District Court
Second Judielm
Robert F. Miller
Mary Placer
Townshin
Rance
State Bank and Trust Company
Therin
Morkage
Siiver Bow County
Hazel A. Miller
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Sliver Bow County
Court Staly
Fiemer Shea
Dan Burvich
P.O
Butte ‘Eal
Finlen
Cottage Cafe
F. Matin
Hoz
New Montana Concern
MacKenzie
Quartz
Silver King
Diversey
Standard
June Forsythe
Monida
Jess
Ranchotey
Lear
Harrison
Mont
Siddle SD
Jook
Delaware Hosiery Mills, Inc
Broad St
Philadelphia
Wingle
Fren
Ll. Bender
Law Building
Kansas City
Missouri
Nugerte
Thogersen Hosiery Co
Wilmette
Deus
Hox
Silver Bow County Hospital
S. Dakota
Hoarel
Infantis
Alberat Commission
Sates
Luik
North-Smith and Co., Inc
University Ave
St Pat
Minnesota
EEEEE
Contac
Box
Post
Bliss
Nerson
Nat'sly
Tex L. Antioch
Chester
Chester Shoe Cow
Chester Blvd
Arackton
Amazing
Inser
Garoges
Miller
Boston
Mass
Weith
Salt Lake City
Vinh
Consolidated Modern Press
Wood
Dent
Jiffy Mok. Co
Tilishoma
Tenn
Rawleigh Buat- Nessa
Rawleigh
Minn
Farninga
Stark
Rade Man
Boencern Ind
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Nand & Dakota
Lehigh Handkerchief and Blouse Co
New York City
Investors Selective Fund, Inc
Investors Stock Fund, Inc
al. Lautman
Metals Bank
Montana Livestock Auction Company
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