Count Finds 12,000 Animals in Deer Lodge Forest Area
Ranger estimates show nearly 12 000 game animals in Deer Lodge National forest area led by deer with a larger herd than 1949 by about 500 head and elk up by 400. Winter was mild but late May snow delayed movement. elk damaged haystacks near Mt Fleecer. Last season drew 6 800 big game hunters and 15 000 fishermen with vast recreation days recorded.
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Deer Lodge National Forest
Butte
Mt. Fleecer
Deer Lodge Forest
Youth Among Washington U Class in St Louis Commencement
Emil Albert Honka of 536 East Broadway will receive a bachelor of science in social work at Washington University commencement in St. Louis Missouri. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Honka. The graduation speaker will be Bernard Baruch. Degrees will be awarded to 2100 students.
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Emil Albert Honka
East Broadway
Washington University
St. Louis
John Honka
Bernard Baruch
Moose Victorious in Highway Collision Near Anaconda
A bull moose collided with a car and a boat trailer on a highway near Anaconda and Silver Lake. Driver Camille Adams and passengers escaped unharmed though shaken. the moose fled into the hills leaving hair on the scene and punctured the trailer wheel. Game warden Stewart Markle surveyed the area but found no trace of the animal.
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Camille A. Adams
West Sixth
Anaconda
Adams
Larry
Marian
John Poulin
Kim
Lake Region
Mr. Eaton
Warm Springs Creek Ranger Station
Markle
Rangers Meet in Mining City for Fire Guard Training
Rangers from the Deer Lodge National Forest and their assistants gathered in Butte on Monday for a one day conference on fire guard training for the coming season. Charles Ames led the discussion with forest administrators including W. E. Fry and Favre Eaton and fire control staff officer Fred Mass taking a prominent part. On Tuesday the group will visit the Vigilante experiment station in the Upper Ruby near Sheridan to learn about current work and adapt methods to their ranger duties.
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Deer Lodge National Forest
Butte
Charles Ames
Philipsburg
W. E. Fry
Favre Eaton
Fred Mass
Upper Ruby
Sheridan
Sonny Hicks Seeks Re election as Constable in South Butte
Fred Sonny Hicks filed a nominating petition Monday to run again as constable in South Butte township on the Democratic ticket. A 39 month wartime veteran, Hicks had been reelected just before enlisting and served none of that term. He lives with his wife and two children at 2001 Whitman and serves as manager of the South Side baseball club in the Copper league and president of the South Side Athletic club.
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Fred
Sonny” Hicks
South Butte Township
Mr. Hicks
Whitman
South Side
Cast Iron Pipes Introduced in Philadelphia 1817
Philadelphia introduced cast iron pipes for city water works in 1817, marking an early adoption of durable metal plumbing. The move reflected growing urban infrastructure needs and tech advances of the era.
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Philadelphia
Gasoline Siphoners Get Sentences
Earl Brown aged 24 and Dan Tarpenning aged 21 were sentenced to 30 days in Silver Bow county jail after pleading guilty to petty larceny for siphoning gasoline from Joseph Garvey’s car in the Silver Bow homes district. Patrol officers Willard McCallum and Vern Maddock detained them at the Garvey vehicle early Monday. Roy O’Hara faces third degree assault charges in a separate justice court complaint filed by Josephine Meehan alleging a Sunday night attack.
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Earl Brown
Dan Tarpenning
Silver Bow
Butte
Joseph Garvey
Silver Bow Homes
Justice of the Peace
J. J. Winston
Brown
Tarpenning
Willard McCallum
Vern Maddock
Garvey
Roy O'Hara
Justice Court
Josephine Meehan
O’hara
Chrysler Canada workers approve contract to avert strike
Windsor Ont June 5 union employee of Chrysler Corporation of Canada Limited voted Monday to accept a contract settlement with Local 195 United Automobile Workers CIO. The agreement ended the threat of a strike set for 10 a.m. today.
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Windsor
Ont
Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited
United Automobile Workers (Cio
Building Permit Issued for 25 West Park Site
A new building planned at 25 West Park on the former American theater site with a projected cost of 45000 dollars. The permit action covers erection of the facility as part of a local development proposal.
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West Park
American Theater
City permits issued for home remodeling and new structure
The office of George W. Tippett, city engineer, issued a permit for a Cahill Mooney contracted project with undisclosed details. Another permit to Valentine Cicon covers remodeling at 52414 Nevada Street at an estimated cost of 950 dollars.
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George W. Tippett
Cahill- Mooney Contracting
Nevada
Mr. Tippett
Valentine Cicon
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East Quartz Street
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