Senate backs atomic age amendment to Constitution
The Senate approved 70 to 1 a proposal to let governors fill House vacancies during national emergencies. The amendment would allow appointing citizens to House seats when presidentially declared emergency events cause vacancies beyond 145 of 435. Senator Knowland urged it to fix a constitutional weakness amid fears of mass destruction weapons.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Sen
Knowland
California
Butte Justices Seek Re election Two Democrats File Petitions
Larry O'Farrell and Evan Thibodeau incumbent justices of the peace in South Butte township filed petitions for nomination and re election. O'Farrell, born in Mining City, is blind and a former 31 year mine watchman. Thibodeau, listed as 25 Casey, is long associated with the Democratic party and pledges efficient courteous service.
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Larry O'Farrell
Evan Thibodeau
South Butte
Mr. O'Farrell
Nevada
St. Lawrence
Babe
Larry Jr
Butte Miners Union
South Side Democratic Club
South Side Athletic Club
Thibodeau
Casey
Democratic Party
Lutheran Kindergarten Program Is Tuesday at St Mark
Pupils of St Mark Lutheran Kindergarten will present a program at 130 pm Tuesday under Mrs Walter Heinzelmann. The public program features songs readings patriotic exercises plays rhythms dances and dramatizations with Gleanings from Bible stories as a highlight. Several listed participants will be unable to attend.
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St. Mark Lutheran Kindergarten
Walter J. Heinzelmann
Robert Abbott
Judith Aho
Joe Basar
Becky Benson
Garry Busch
Geri Cunningham
Bobby Divel
John Gilbert
Ramona Hartzell
Ellissa Jacobson
Francella Kangas
Daryl Krausa
Michael Lawson
Terry Lawson
Greg Leake
Michael Loyd
Robert Luedke
Lynne Marsenich
James Mietke
Irene Morgan
Lisa Mosbrucker
Danny O’brien
Betty Jo O’hara
Michael
Merilyn Owens
Paul Owens
Wendy Pritchard
Jan Ragar
Laurel Ann Ripley
Jane Rohre
Closing of Indian School Postponed
Congressman Wes ley A. D Ewart says the Blackfeet Indian Boarding School at Browning will be closed no earlier than July 1 next year. The postponement, advised by Indian Bureau commissioner Glenn Emmons, allows more time to plan future arrangements satisfactory to the Blackfeet tribe.
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Washington
Wesley A. D’ewart
R-Mont
Browning
D’ewart
Glenn Emmons
Indian Bureau
Steer yields about 700 pounds from 1200 pounds liveweight
A choice grade steer dressed out to roughly 700 pounds of meat from a 1200 pound live animal, indicating a carcass yield near 58 percent. This reflects typical slaughter and dressing factors for quality beef.
Mary Pat Clark Named Silver Bow County Girls Recreation Supervisor
Miss Mary Pat Clark, a graduate of Girls Central High School and holder of a bachelor of arts in physical education from St. Mary College Xavier Kan, will begin Monday directing softball for girls and later non competitive volleyball and basketball for youngsters. The plan includes fields beside four Little League parks and aims to expand into broader programs for children and eventually adults and parents.
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Silver Bow County
County Recreation Planning Board
Loretta Sullivan
Gerry Gersh
Gene Daly
Board of County Commissioners
George McCarthy
Ed Foley
Mary Pat Clark
Girls Central High School
St. Mary College
Xavier
Kan
Miss Clark
Mining City
Mines Little League
Father Sheehan
Sullivan, Daly
Gorsh
Board of Recreation
Speeding Driver Gus Fisher Fined in Justice Court
Gus Fisher pled guilty before Justice William Kopach to speeding on Grand Avenue. Deputies arrested him, with the county attorney filing the complaint. Sheriff Dalling announced a suburban crackdown on speeders as 25 mph limits and other traffic regs were set by county commissioners with penalties for violations.
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Gus Fisher
Justice of the Peace
William M. Kopach
Fisher
Grand Avenue
William Dalling
Madras Plans Wide Land Reforms Limit to 100 Acres
The Madras state government proposes sweeping land reforms at the next Legislature session. A government spokesman said cultivable land ownership would be limited to 100 acres and titles for unworked small farms would transfer to tenants, with the state financing the purchase.
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Madras
India
Naval officer gets commission and serves aboard cruiser
Fred T. Molthen, 24, son of Police Capt. Edward Molthen, homes on leave from Montana, was commissioned an ensign after graduating from Naval Officers School at Newport, Rhode Island. He will attend communications school there before flying to a port on the Atlantic to serve aboard the cruiser USS Salem. Molthen is a Butte High School graduate with a bachelor’s degree from Montana State University.
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Fred T. Molthen
Edward Molthen
E. Galena
Naval Officers School
Newport
Rhode Island
Atlantic
Salem
Butte High School
Montana State University
Man's Body Recovered From Missouri River
Fred Hanigan, 50, who disappeared May 22 after a suspended sentence for vagrancy in Great Falls, was found in the Missouri River near Loma. Sheriff Bradley identified him from papers in clothing after a boat search. A witness said he fell into the river at a wine party. two others still serve vagrancy sentences. Survivors include a sister in Sioux Falls.
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Fort Benton
Fred Hanigan
Great Falls
Missouri River
Jack Bradley
Hanigan
Loma
Sioux Falls
S. D
Gold Hill Church Sets Bible School
The Gold Hill Evangelical Lutheran Church at 934 Placer St announces its annual vacation Bible School starting Monday at 9 AM. Pre School sessions run 9 to 11, grades 1 through 8 meet 9 to 11:45 daily for two weeks with Bible hymns catechism and missions. Contact Mrs. Leake or Mrs. Murphy for details.
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Gold Hill
E. Leake
T. Murphy
Mrs Kelro Hosts Idaho Visitor in Manhattan
Mrs Don Kelro and family entertain this week with Mrs Elizabeth Steed of Billings visiting from Montana.
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Manhattan
Don Kelro
Kelro
Elizabeth Steed
Billings
Program Ready for Municipal League Meeting
About 150 Montana city officials from numerous municipalities will gather in Great Falls June 17 through 19 for the Montana Municipal League convention. C. H. Brewer of Kalispell says the program is complete with sessions in the Civic Center council chambers and guest speakers including Patrick Healy Jr. of the American Municipal Association. Jimmy Austin, Great Falls mayor and league vice president, oversees arrangements.
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Kallispell
Montana
Great Falls
C. H. Brewer
Kalispell
Montana Municipal League
W. O. Overcash
Cut Bank
League
Patrick Healy Jr
The
American Municipal Assn
National Association of All State Leagues
Duplicate Bridge Butte Weekly Results Announced Saturday
Bridge results spread across two sessions with names like Mrs W G Maloney and Mrs Pete OConnor taking first and Mrs Amos Felt with Mrs J Schwartz second on Tuesday. Thursday North-South winners included Haddick and Henne with Carter and Singleton second. East-West top pair Thomett and Mrs B Goodman won first, Nordgaard and Mrs Stupen second, Kelly and McBride fourth. A volcano often will erupt mud.
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W. G. Maloney
Pete O’connor
Amos Felt
J. Schwartz
Margaret White
Gerald Kelly
E. J. Nordgaard
Leon Haddick
Haddick
Phil Henne
Leo Carter
Mel Singleton
Pete Miller
W. R. Stanaway
H.J. Shaffer
William Rule
East-West
Robert Thomett
B. Goodman
Stupen
Pete McBride
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