Governor Bonner names Montana board appointees
Governor John W. Bonner announced two new Montanans to state boards and reappointed two others. State Sen. Mrs. B. M. Phillips, Sandusky, joins the mental health committee, while Mrs. John B. Fraser, Billings, to the state library extension commission. Fraser fills a vacancy left by Mrs. R. C. Dillavoy. Terms run three years to May 22, 1953.
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Helena
U.P
John W. Bonner
B. M. Phillips
Sandusky
John B. Fraser
Billings
State Library Extension Commission
Fraser
R. C. Dillavoy
Buntin and Brackman Seek Reappointment to State Boards
Mrs. C. W. Buntin of Lewistown seeks another three year term on the advisory hospital council while Otto L. Brackman of Helena aims for another three year term on the state board of food distributors.
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C. W. Buntin
Lewistown
Advisory Hospital Council
Otto L. Brackman
Helena
State Board of Food Distributors
Ranchers at Helena Devises Scheme to Halt Rustling
Helena June 5. The Intercounty Stockmen's Association plans a new anti rustling scheme asking members to donate a dime per head. The funds will pay a deputy sheriff, a county attorney investigator, and a state livestock inspector to monitor cattle sold and slaughtered across Lewis and Clark Broadwater and Jefferson counties to ensure legality.
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Helena
Intercounty Stockmen’s Association
Lewis and Clark
Broadwater
Jefferson
Billings Man Bitten by Rattlesnake Near Laurel
Gus John a 35 year old Billings resident was bitten by a rattlesnake at a small park south of Laurel Sunday night. He was rushed to Billings via Laurel state trooper and local police in a race against venom. His condition described as good at a Billings hospital Monday.
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Billings
Gus John
Laurel
John
Montana widow dies in Chicago hotel room
Mrs. Darel Schecter, 65, of Missoula, Montana, died Sunday night in her room at the Blackstone hotel Chicago after becoming ill while visiting to meet her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Beverley Schecter.
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Chicago
Darel Schecter
Missoula, Mont
Blackstone Hotel
Beverley Schecter
Three More File in Races for Congress
Helena June 5 Three Montanans filed for U S House seats in the July 18 primary W L Hammond Wibaux Mike Kuchera Hardin and Edward G Cook Missoula Hammond a Democrat and Kuchera a Republican filed in the eastern district Cook a Democrat filed in the West Hammond former state VFW commander faces John J Holmes David J Ryan Willard Fraser and Andrew G Sutton in the Democratic field Kuchera opposes incumbent Wesley A D Ewart in the Republican contest and Cook faces Mike Mansfield in the western race Cook a Army veteran resigned as lieutenant colonel and is pursuing a PhD in international relations at Chicago University His slogans emphasize voters interests and a strong America to safeguard lives and peace.
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Helena
David J. Ryan
Great Falls
Willard Fraser
Andrew G. Sutton
Billings
Hammond
Wibaux County
Montana
Kuchera
Hardin
Wesley A. D’ewart
Sam C. Ford
Continental Divide
Wyoming
North
South Dakota
Cook
Mike Mansfield
Chicago University
America
Three Rodeo Watchers Hurt by Falling Rock
A 500 pound boulder rolled from the rim rocks into the crowd at the Go Western rodeo in Billings injuring three people. Don Nelson, 29, of Harlowton, suffered a deep contusion of the lower back, Nancy Collins, 17, of Billings, had a head cut, and a small boy had a cut on his arm. Officials blamed watchers on the sand stone rims for dislodging the rock.
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Billings
Don Nelson
Harlowton
Nancy Collins
Land Board to Lease 2,240 Acres of Oil Tracts
Montana's land board will lease 2,240 acres of state oil and gas exploration land after an oral auction. The parcels include 1,280 acres in Prairie county, 640 in Big Horn, and 160 acres each in Teton and Toole counties. Minimum bid is 75 cents per acre annually plus 120 percent production royalty.
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Helena
Montana’'s Land Board
Prairie County
Big Horn
Teton and Toole
Senate panel rejects mining claim assessment relief bill
The Senate interior committee on Monday rejected a bill to suspend mining claim assessment work for the fiscal year ending June 30. The existing law requires $100 worth of assessment work per claim annually. A substitute bill to extend the deadline to October 1 was approved 4 to 3 by the committee.
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Washington
Senate Interior Committee
Millikin
R-Colp
O’mahoney
D-Wyo
Cordon
Canyon Ferry inspection by bureau engineers
Reclamation bureau engineers from Denver Billings and Great Falls completed the annual safety inspection of the canyon ferry project at Helena on June 5.
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Helena
Reclamation Bureau
Denver
Billings
Great Falls
Canyon Ferry Project
Special Typing Classes for 6th Grade Up
A special typing course for children from the sixth grade and older offers morning or afternoon sessions. Enroll now to secure a spot in this focused program designed to build keyboard skills and speed.
Randolph Re-Elected ITU President Faces Detroit Challenger
Randolph of Chicago was re-elected to a fourth two-year term as president of the AFL International Typographical Union. He defeated C. G. Sparkman of Detroit by a 7,592 vote margin after canvassing May 17 results showed 39,255 for Randolph and 31,663 for Sparkman.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Woodruff Randolph
Chicago
AFL International Typographical Union
ITU
Randolph
C. G. Sparkman
Detroit
Sparkman
Butte Woman Is Bullet Victim at Uptown Hotel
Juliana McKeel 31 a Butte waitress died after shooting herself in an uptown hotel Monday evening. Coroner notes she and husband Theron were together earlier then bought a .38 pistol and cartridges. She had lived in Bozeman and Helena, survived by husband daughter Connie Jo and mother. Body at Daly-Shea chapel, investigations by local police and county attorney.
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Juliana McKeel
Butte
R. E. Sayatovic
McKeel
Theron
Skeet
South Main
Song Dance Program at Club Tonight by Frances Stephens School
Pupils of Frances Stephens school of dancing present a night of songs dances and musical selections arranged by Pearl Littlejohn at the Anaconda Copper Mining company Employees club Crystal room tonight at 8 30 o clock Forty outstanding pupils will be presented Miss Joann Campeau piano student of Miss Eleanor McTucker plays several numbers Stephens Driggs and Clarice Ramey 4 will be featured vocal soloists Mrs Littlejohn accompanies and Jim Chatham is master of ceremonies Admittance by membership card.
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Frances Stephens
Pearl Littlejohn
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Crystal Room
Joann Campeau
Eleanor McTucker
Stephens Driggs
Clarice Ramey
Littlejohn
Jim Chatham
GOP Wheelhorses Fight It Out in South Dakota
Pierre June 5. Political observers expect a heavy vote in the South Dakota primary pitting two veteran lawmakers for the Republican nomination for U S senator. Sen Chan Gurney seeks a third term, opposed by Rep Francis Case who left the House after fourteen years. Democrats eye a comeback hoping for about ninety thousand votes. Leaders forecast a record turnout near one hundred twenty five thousand in the GOP primary.
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Pierre
M. D
U.P
South Dakota
Congress
United States
Chan Gurney
Francis Case
Gurney
Man Identified as Mike Murphy Rushed After Abdominal Surgery
Police identify Mike Murphy with no address as weekend incident leads to hospital transfer. An incision from a recent abdominal operation ruptured, surgeons closed the wound, and Murphy’s condition is reported as good.
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Mike Murphy
St. James Hospital
Murphy
Man Convicted of Manslaughter in Havre Shooting
Havre June 5. District Judge C B Elwell will sentence Angelo Papillo a 79 year old Havre rooming house operator convicted of manslaughter for the fatal shooting on March 28 or the 35 year old ex marine Witnesses said Papillo entered the apartment of Mrs Rose Larson and her daughter Betty and struck them with a rubber hose before ordering them out Papillo pulled a gun Evanson tried to help the women and was shot twice dying from a chest wound while Papillo was wounded in the leg.
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Havre
C. B. Elwell
Angelo Papillo
Lloyd Evanson
Papillo
Rose Larson
Betty
Evanson
Butte Flyer Is Best in Landing
Helena field hosted the Helena Hangar Montana Pilots Association contest. Harold Paulsen formerly of Helena now in Butte won first prize with a three point landing four feet from the mark. John M. McCluskey of Helena finished second and George Schiller of East Helena third. In the flour bag bombing contest Lyle Strous won with a 23 foot shot. Bill Bruning and Glen Childs followed. Strous and Childs were flown across the target by women pilots Jean Handel and Mrs Childs.
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Helena
U.P
Harold Paulsen
Butte
Montana Pilots’ Association
Paulsen
John M. McCluskey
George Schiller
East Helena
Lyle Strous
CAA
Bill Bruning
Glen Childs
Strous
Childs
Jean Handel
Mrs
South Gate to Park Opened as Road Is in Good Shape
Yellowstone Park officials report the south entrance from Jackson Hole through Moran opened on Monday with the road in good condition despite large roadside snowbanks. Construction will occur along Moran to the south entrance. other entrances and routes in the park are slated to open or be worked on through mid June.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
U.P
Yellowstone National
Jackson Hole
Moran, Wyo
Edmund B. Rogers
Rogers
Moran
Cody
Continental Divide
Old Faithful
West Thumb
Dunrave Pass
Canyon
Tower Falls
Red Lodge
Cooke City
Death Toll Heavy Over Week End
The Associated Press reports weekend violent death tolls lag Memorial Day figures by a narrow margin. By 4 a.m. Monday, 142 traffic deaths, 33 drownings, and 63 miscellaneous causes totaled 238, vs last weekend’s 250. Traffic deaths were 22 lower, while all violent deaths were 12 fewer than the Memorial Day period.
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Associated Press
Woman Attacked At Downtown Rooming House
A woman reported being assaulted at a downtown rooming house and police held a man for investigation on an assault charge after she was beaten and thrown down stairs. She was taken to St James Hospital for examination and treatment.
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St. James Hospital
Cabbies Held Over Nail Scare in Capri Trade War
Police in Capri Italy arrested two horse and buggy cabbies after nails were scattered on roads in a taxi trade clash. Dozens of blowouts disrupted traffic in the tourist town predicting a sharp rise in tensions between transport providers.
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Isle OF Capri
Italy
Bus Wreck Kills 15 in Kohat Pass Incident
In Peshawar Pakistan on June 5 police reported a government transport bus veered off a highway and tumbled down a steep hill in Kohat pass. Fifteen people were killed and sixteen were seriously injured in the Sunday accident.
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Peshawar
Pakistan
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