Nehru Leaves for Month-Long Moscow Trip
Prime Minister Nehru departed Sunday for a month in Moscow and eastern Europe amid tight security at Bombay's Santa Cruz Airport. The party includes Indira Gandhi and 12 Indian journalists. Stops: Cairo overnight, then Prague for a day, Moscow on a Russian plane, with Tass hosting journalists after Prague. Departure set for June 23 from Moscow to Warsaw.
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Bombay
India
Nehru
Moscow
Europe
Santa Cruz
Air India
Cairo
Abdel Nasser
Prague
Indira Gandhi
Tass
Warsaw
State Credit Union Chooses Its Officers
The Montana Credit Union convention elected Benjamin A. Peden of Fairfield as president Frank T. Williams of Billings was named vice president and Lloyd V. Richmond of Great Falls became secretary treasurer New directors include Betty Boyle Miles City James Taylor Great Falls Ray Harris Laurel Floyd Fish Livingston and Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Benjamin A. Peden
Fairfield
Montana Credit Union
Frank T. Williams
Lloyd V. Richmond
Great Falls
Betty Boyle
Miles City
James Taylor
Ray Harris
Laurel
Floyd Fish
Livingston
Williams
Ballantine Student Receives $100 Chemistry Award
Trucilla J. Weimer of Ballantine has been chosen as the recipient of a $100 Montana State College Chemistry Department Staff award for meritorious scholastic work. The sophomore undergraduate stands honored as final aid toward continued fine work in chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Trucilla J. Weimer
Ballantine
Montana State College
Weimer
4-H Clubs Enrol Two Million Youth Nationwide
About two million boys and girls belong to 4-H clubs across the United States. The program engages youths in hands on projects, leadership activities, and community service through county extension agents and local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasure State News Practice Search Mission Planned
The Montana Civil Air Patrol plans an annual air-ground practice search June 18-19 at Missoula County Airport. Capt. Les Sodorff of Helena leads as mission commander, named by Wing Commander Col. William P. Munich. 43rd Air Rescue Squadron officers from McChord AFB will observe and score the drill. Sodorff staff includes Lt. Clarence Miles, Capt. Eugene Polette, 2nd Lt. Jack R. Zeckman, and Capt. Edward Swetish. The exercise trains CAP to assist Air Force air rescue in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
U.P
Montana
Civil Air Patrol
Missoula County
Les Sodorff
CAP
William P. Munich
Air Force
43Rd Air Rescue Squadron
McChord Air Force Base
Wash
Sodorff
Clarence Miles
Missoula
Eugene Polette
Jack R. Zeckman
Edward Swetish
Dillon
Air Force Air Rescue Service
Butte Man Among 16 Who Will Be Admitted to Bar
Sixteen Montana State University Law School graduates will be admitted to the Montana bar in open ceremonies before the state Supreme Court. The group includes Antoinette Boyle of Billings as the sole woman and names such as James A. Johnson of Butte, Paul G. Hatfield of Great Falls, Harry J. Mehr of Glendive, and Peder Moe Jr. of Poplar among others from Missoula Chinook Broadview Shelby and additional towns as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Helena
Montana State University Law School
Montana
Montana Supreme Court
Antoinette Boyle
Billings
Henry C. Adams Jr
Daniel S. Boos
Douglas R. Drysdale
William E. Hunt
Karl R. Karlberg
James N. Purdy
Robert Skelton
Eugene C. Tidball
Missoula
Burton C. Bosch
Chinook
Paul G. Hatfield
Great Falls
Harold F. Hansen
Broadview
James A. Johnson
William R. Mee- Namer
Shelby
Harry J. Mehr
Glendive
Peder Moe Jr
Poplar
Horseless Carriage Club to Meet at Virginia City
The Montana Horseless Carriage Club plans its first large state meet in Virginia City on August 27 and 28. A Great Falls YWCA meeting set the convention and named a representative board of directors. Prizes honor oldest running car, longest distance driven, and best condition classic car.
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Great Falls
Montana
Virginia City
Larry Conner
Ken Kaiser
Charles Imhoff
William R. Mackay
Roscoe
C. J. Tyler
Moore
Fritz Worall
Loma
Charles A. Bovey
Chauncey Cassidy
Cool Air Holds Statewide Pace Across Montana
Sunday weather remained dominated by cool northwest air with no warm front in sight. Rain totals from a front that moved in Saturday included Lewistown 0.72, Great Falls 0.26, Billings 0.17, Miles City 0.09, Cut Bank and Havre 0.02, Belgrade and Broadus 0.01, and Kalispell, Livingston, Whitehall tracing. The Weather Bureau forecasts scattered showers Monday afternoon and predicts no significant change until warmer air from the south replaces the cool mass. Temperatures ranged from 53 in Lewistown to 71 in Glasgow with mid 60s elsewhere across the state.
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Montana
Weather Bureau
State
Lewistown
Great Falls
Billings
Miles City
Cut Bank
Havre
Belgrade
Broadus
Kalispell
Livingston
Whitehall
Mercury
Glasgow
Helena
Butte Death Notices MOAR In This City
Sunday morning in a local hospital after an illness Pete Moar of 525 Madison Street. The remains are in the Daly Shea Chapel with funeral arrangements to be announced later. Khen J Marsh in Sherman Reed Mortuary with funeral services at 2 PM Monday officiated by Rev Fred Anstice. Interment in Spanish American War Veterans Plot Mount Moriah Cemetery. Attention Henry W Lawton Camp No 1 USW Veterans American Legion Silver Bow Post No 1 VFW Post No 1448.
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Moar
Pete Moar
Madison St
Daly-Shea
Khen J. Marsh
Sherman & Reed
Fred Anstice
Mount Moriah
Henry W. Lawton
American Legion
Silver Bow
VFW
Daly-Shea Mortuary Two Funeral Chapels For Wakes And Funerals
Laura Davidson's remains are due in town tomorrow morning and will be taken to Richards Funeral Home for services Tuesday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. Clarence Spellman. Interment will be in Mount Moriah Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly-Shea Mortuary
South Idaho
Francis X. Dolan
Mgr
Davidson
Laura Davidson
Richards Funeral Home
Clarence Spellman
Mount Moriah
Walsh Funeral Service Scheduled at Sacred Heart Church
The funeral for John David Walsh will be held from Duggan's Merrill Mortuary Tuesday at 9 AM, with a solemn requiem high Mass at 9 30 AM at Sacred Heart Church. Interment follows at Holy Cross Cemetery. The rosary is set for Monday at 8 PM. Hod Carriers Local No 150 note.
Blasich Dies After Illness in Local Hospital
Louis Blasich of 834 North Montana Street died Sunday evening at a local hospital after an illness. The body is at Duggan Merrill Mortuary, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
Mrs Ann Giachino Funeral at St John Church
The remains of Mrs. Ann Giachino lie at Sherman Reed Mortuary. Funeral at 9 o'clock this Monday proceeds to St John the Evangelist Church for a requiem high mass at 9 30. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Giachino
Ann Giachino
Sherman & Reed
St. John the Evangelist Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Bray Elsie remains to be interred in Mount View Cemetery
The remains of Elsie Bray who died Tuesday in Dulles Oregon are at White's Funeral Home. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 1 30 PM followed by interment at Mount View Cemetery.
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Bray
Elsie Bray
Dulles
Ore
White
Mount View Cemetery
Williams Robert Lee Williams funeral details
The body of Robert Lee Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Guffy of 60942 East Fourth St, lies at Finnegan Co Funeral Home. Funeral Tuesday at 10:15 AM, service at Grace Baptist Church at 10:30 AM, Rev. M A Richards presiding. Burial in Nevada City Cemetery near Nevada City, Montana, at 1:30 PM.
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Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
Williams
Robert Lee Williams
Jay Guffy
East Fourth St
Finnegan Co
Grace Baptist Church
Fifth and
Cedar Streets
M. A. Richards
Nevada City
Virginia City
Mont
Finnegan Company MORTICIANS Funeral Service Notice
Distinctive funeral service ad lists Finnegan Company Morticians with A. A. Longfellow T. D. Savage and an address line 107 Gak and Pheae 20 W. The fragment shows a local funeral home listing likely for arrangements or staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Longfellow
T. D. Savage
Gak &. Pheae
County Officials Meet in Red Lodge for Montana Convention
The Montana County Commissioners Assn. will convene in Red Lodge from June 12 to June 15. Speakers include Gov. J. Hugo Aronson John Fouse welfare administrator J. F. Reid state board of equalization chairman and R A Neill executive secretary of the Montana Taxpayers Assn. Aronson will speak on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Lodge
Montana County Commissioners Assn
J. Hugo Aronson
John Fouse
J. F. Reid
State Board of Equalization
R. A. Neill
The
Montana Taxpayers Assn
Aronson
Young Democrats Set Convention in Oklahoma City
Santa Fe New Mexico report says the National Committee of the Young Democrats of America selected Oklahoma City for their November national convention after a three day meeting. Delegates adopted resolutions condemning the U S Health Education and Welfare Department for not providing a program of testing and polio vaccine distribution. Other actions urged seating pro national nominees supporters at the convention and backed Colorado River reclamation, farm price supports at 90 percent parity, and home rule voting rights for District of Columbia residents.
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Santa FE
N. M
National Committee
The
Young Democrats of America
Oklahoma City
U. S. Health, Education and Welfare Department
YDA
Eisenhower
Colorado River
District of Columbia
Dillon Man Narrowly Escapes Gun Accident
Fred Arbour of Dillon sustained a minor bullet wound to the left breast when a gun he was removing from a cabinet discharged at his home early Sunday. The superficial wound was treated at Barrett Hospital, from which he was discharged after care.
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Dillon
Fred Arbour
Barrett Hospital
Ford Named to SIU Carbondale Staff
Dr. James L. C. Ford, former dean of MSU Missoula School of Journalism, has been named to the staff at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale, Ill
James L. C. Ford
Montana State University School of Journalism
Missoula
Southern Illinois University At
Carbondale
Agriculture Is Job With Future
Bozeman Montana high school graduates are urged to consider agriculture for a secure career. Dean M M Kelso of Montana State College cites eight major fields and over 500 occupations, noting a gap between demand and supply of graduates. College programs, including a 34 page booklet Careers Ahead, guide students toward agriculture careers.
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Bozeman
Montana
M. M. Kelso
Division of Agriculture
Montana State College
Montana Agriculture Experiment Station
Dean Kelso
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kelso
Agricultural Extension Service
Vocational Ag
Merck Index Awards Given to Two MSU Seniors
Bozeman region seniors Edward D. Baretta of Red Lodge and Robert D. Gaines of Bozeman have been chosen by Montana State College chemistry department staff for Merck Index Awards for 1954 55. The award includes copies of the Merck Index of Chemicals and Drugs with their names printed on the covers. Recipients are honored for scholastic achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Edward D. Baretta
Red Lodge
Robert D. Gaines
Montana State College
Merck Index of Chemicals and Drugs
Great Falls Driver Has Fish Story That May Cost $300
Mrs Rose Bryant may face charges or civil costs after a Great Falls collision with a parked car. Patrolman Bill Steele describes Bryant rescuing a goldfish that leapt from a bowl onto the floorboard, leading to $300 damage to her auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Rose Bryant
Bill Steele
Biological Field Work Set at MSC
Montana State College offers summer quarter field work in biology including plant ecology and field ornithology under favorable conditions. Lectures and labs in bacteriology chemistry physics and zoology are offered. Dr. F B Cotner dean notes plans provide diverse courses for undergraduates and strong programs for graduates.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
F. B. Cotner
Knights Templar Open Convention in Miles City
The Grand Commandery Knights Templar opened its two day Montana state convention in Miles City on Sunday. Two other York Rite units the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters and the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons will also meet in Miles City this week. Leaders are J Fred Wetzteen Ben R Draper and Raymond V Love.
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Miles City
Knights Templar
Montana
York Rite
Grand Council of
Royal and Select Masters
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
J. Fred Wetzteen
Sula
Ben R
Bozeman Student Is Honored for Work
Marcia M. Peterson of Bozeman has been chosen by Montana State College chemistry staff for the 1954 55 edition of the Handbook of Chemistry and Physics. The deluxe copy bears the college imprint and her name in gold. Miss Peterson is a freshman chemistry student with the highest first year chemistry major average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Marcia M. Peterson
Montana State College
Peterson
Kieckbusch Family Welcomes Daughter in Great Falls
Mr and Mrs Thomas W Kieckbusch of 2426 Eighth Ave North Great Falls announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday at St Peter Hospital.
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Helena
Thomas W. Kieckbusch
Eighth Ave
North
Great Falls
St. Peter Hospital
Columbia Falls Family Survives Wilderness Ordeal Together
C W Schrock and his wife with four children were marooned 42 miles up the South Fork of the Flathead River when their car stuck in a mud hole. Schrock walked miles for help, returning with a rescue party that found Mrs Schrock and the children, including baby Barbara, uninjured aside from blisters. The family endured the Memorial Day ordeal with the infant reportedly coping best.
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Columbia Falls
C. W. Schrock
Flathead River
Schrock
Hungry Horse Dam
West Side
Flathead National Forest
Hungry Horse
Primatene Asthma Tablet Ads Offer Nonprescription Relief
A 1955 Whitehall Pharmacel Company ad promotes Primatene, claiming doctors widely prescribe it for asthma and that nonprescription tablets stop attacks in minutes with relief lasting hours. It touts bronchial opening, mucus relief, and reduced nervous tension, priced at 98 cents with a money back guarantee. The copy notes it as a tiny pill available at drugstores nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, N. Y
Whitehall Pharmacel Company
State University to confer 527 degrees at 58th commencement
Montana State University will award 527 degrees at the 58th commencement in Missoula, including 415 bachelor’s and 112 master’s. Two honorary doctorates go to Charles N. Pray and Otis O. Benson Jr. The ceremony follows a baccalaureate service and precedes a campus reception for graduates and families. Hundreds of graduates are listed by hometown with degrees in fields from health to forestry.
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Missoula
Butte
Montana State University
Charles N. Pray
Great Falls
Otis O. Benson Jr
Air Force
Washington D. C
Benson
Carl McFarland
Army Organized Reserve Corps
Samuel H. Hays
Clarence V. McCauley
Air Force Reserve
Deane W. Ferm
MSU
School of Religion
Alberton
Harry F. Manuel
Anaconda
Joan Patricia Stoken
Marian Geil
Arlee—Harrison H. de Mers
Bigfork
R. Charles Robbin
Bonner Raymond M. Ruana
Wallace R. Otterson
Bozeman
Lane D. Justus
William F. O’connor
Martin P. Dowling
Thomas E. Downey
Janet Charlene Thomson
Mary Delia Gennara
Erma Ellen Gilliland
James A. Johnson
Robert R. Tromly
Robert C. Lester
Sharon Kay Dalling
Donald T. Stagg
Donald M. Hardisty
Kenneth H. Duffy
Daniel E. Piazzola
Robert S. Gibson Jr
Muriel Maxwell
Vladimir Pishkin
Deer Lodge
Russel L. Pfohl
Mary Davis Watson
Lawrence S. Swenson
Arthur M. Mathison
Dillon
Bruce H. Lloyd
Dixon
Carol Jean Nicholson
East Helena
James R. Haslip Jr
Ennis
Kenneth B. Card
Florence
Noel H. Johnson
Hamilton
Roland M. Grotte
Donald V. Williams
Helena—Mary Kathleen Booth
Dian Flora Giulio
Barbara la Berg
John P. Acher
Charles G. Jacoby
Donald D. Little
Helen G. Robertson
Elizabeth Fitzsimmon
Planetarium Presented to MSU in Memorial Ceremony
MISSOULA The Scheuch Memorial Planetarium was formally presented to Montana State University Sunday by William M. Allen a 1922 graduate and Boeing Airplane Co. president in Seattle The planetarium was accepted by Dr Carl McFarland university president It honors the late Prof Frederick C Scheuch former president emeritus and English department head His influence on students began when he joined MSU in 1895 and continued through his 1936 retirement The dedication accompanied commencement week activities at MSU with numerous honors listed for students and faculty from journalism pharmacy forestry and other colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Sigma
Airmen at Great Falls Train for Civilian Pilot Licenses
More than 50 airmen at the Great Falls Air Force Base fly and maintain jet interceptors while pursuing civilian pilot licenses. The Central Air Defense Force Aero Club formed last January by M. Sgt. George Perry and M. Sgt. Alex Bukosky, incorporated in February, bought two aircraft in March, and S. Sgt Richard Smith recently became the club's first pilot graduate. Of 56 members, several are rated pilots and instructors, with most still students.
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Great Falls
Great Falls Air Force Base
Central Air Defense Force Aero Club
George Perry
Alex Bukosky
Richard Smith
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State Credit Union
Memoriam
John R. Stankevie
John Stankovic
Betty Jean Stankovic
Leona Zumpano
Treasure State News
Horseless Carriage Club
Associated Press
West Yellowstone
Fritz
Reu
J. R. Reed
Mar. Broadway
Arizona Street
Aki Funeral
Rudy Savatovic
Myrwasa
W. Park ST
Butte, Mont
Finnegan Company
Morticians
Young Democrats
Ford Gets
MSC
Susan
Anne
Billy
Schrocks
Tion
Ann Carol Tomson
Libby
Forest E. Gilchrist
Franklin D. Arness
Lincoln
John J. Gilliam
Dan Yardley
Howard FE. Burke
Donald L. Chaney
Betty Lee Means
Byrle W. Payne
Manhattan
Don O. Campbell
David R. Miller
Alice Ann Larom
Mika Viga Nye
Jeanene FE. Schilling
Harold B. Ferguson
Nan Hubbard
Billy Ann McFarland
Everet Jay Lease
Arlene Beth Bouck
Patricia Thomas Colby
Joanne Florence Guilbault
Rosemary Laing
Jo Anne Richardson Lowel
Ralph L. Bingham
Steven R. Sanders
John L. Dean
James L. C. Ford Jr
Theodore C. Mueller
Conrad J. Roemer
Elizabeth Galasso Carpenter
Donna Border Lott
George D. Boiseuillet
John A. Morrison
Marjorie Anne Lovberg
Arthur J. Jette
James E. Carrell
Mary Muirhead Staley
Curtie J. Austin
Joan Fae Bachman
Richard L. Crist
Theodore J. Criswell
Roger G. Hayes
Harold V. Herman
Arlene Catherine Hollinger
James G. Jackson
James N. Janke
Betty Jeanne Lewis
Richard K. Mallick
William W. Morrison Jr
Melvyn M. Ryan
Alice Joy Stack
Paul B. Bean
Nancy Teel Miller
Leo C. Musburger Jr
William R. Estey
Robert E. Greenan
John D. Holden
Ralph T. Jaszkowski
Merlin G. Leat
David L. Owen
William L. Poulson
James R. Schoenbaum
Zane G. Smith Jr
Muriel Anne Daniels
Carla Wetzsteen Hewett
Raymond W. Moholt
William H. Donkers
Edward
Noxon
Loren J. Vanek
Polson
Georgiana Coppedge
Ronan—Doris Ruth Sandsmark
Thomas R. Needham
St. Ignatius
Katherine Joan Brooks
Tommyrot
Rudy J. Stoll
Sheridan
Mary Lou Marsh
Stevensville
Bill L. Miles
Louis T. Larson
Patricia Jeannette O'Hare
Donald O. Enebo
Thompson Falls
William L. Kann
Townsend Vernon D. Hawley
White Sulphur Springs
Miles H. O’conenor
Whitehall—Kayel Elizabeth Marchinson
Witbaux
James L. Hoffman
Wolf Point
Donald W. Wolf
Mountain Stotes Telemhona
Geo Appliances
Harrison Ave
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