Jury to Decide Russell Statue Sculptors
Montana Fine Arts Commission will select a three member jury to judge plaster models of Charles M. Russell for a seven foot statue to be placed in National Statuary Hall in Washington. Three sculptors brought models to Helena by Tuesday, including Robert Scriver Browning Evelyn Cole Chinook and William Gebhardt Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Charles M. Russell
Fine Arts Commission
National Statuary Hall
Washington, D. C
J. Hugo Aronson
K. Ross Toole
The
Montana Historical Society
James M. Haughey
Billings
Treasure State
National Capitol
Robert Scriver
Browning
Evelyn Cole
Chinook
William Gebhardt
Conrad
Transfer request blocked for Montana school heating fund
The Montana Industrial School in Miles City sought to move 11800 from a salary fund to cover the remaining heating plant bill. The Board of Examiners rejected the request on Wednesday. Atty. Gen. Forrest H. Anderson, a board member, said the transfer would be illegal based on Supt. Casper Wolhowe's written appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Miles City
Board of Examiners
Atty
Forrest H. Anderson
Casper Wolhowe
Six Die In Pusan Building Collapse In Rain
A three story brick building in downtown Pusan collapsed during heavy rain on Wednesday, killing six people and injuring many others. Rescue teams searched the wreckage for survivors as debris blocked streets and emergency crews worked through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusan
South Korea
Public hearings slated on land transfer to Interior in Montana
Roundup Terry and Malta will host hearings Tuesday June 13 and Thursday June 15 at 10 a m on transferring 1 935 853 acres of Land Utilization Project tracts to the Interior Department. Officials from BLM FWS and Forest Service will explain the plan and accept written or spoken comments.
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Missoula
Montana
U. S. Department of the Interior
Charles L. Tebbe
U. S. Forest Service
R. D. Neilson
Bureau of Land Management
Terry
Malta
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Tebbe
Neilson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fish and Wildlife Service
Little Bear Reservoir
War Horse
Wild Horse
Yellow Water
Petroleum County
Willow Creek
Lake Mason
Musselshell County
Hewitt Lake
Phillips County
Fort Peck
FWS
BLM
Architects Named To Plan Five State Buildings
The Montana Board of Examiners selected J. G. Link and Co. to design four cities Billings Butte Glendive and Miles City, and Taylor Thon Schwartz and Kirkpatrick to design Kalispell. Similar 1956 structures existed in Havre Shelby Bozeman. The Billings site would be two floors with 40 by 80 to 80 by 100 feet. Kalispell and Butte buildings would be one floor about 40 by 80 or 100 feet. Federal rent would cover costs until it equals the project cost.
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Helena
J. G. Link and Co
Billings
Butte
Glendive
Miles City
Kalispell
Taylor, Thon, Schwartz and Kirkpatrick
Havre
Shelby
Bozeman
Three Men Named To Uniform State Laws Commission
Gov. Aronson appoints Chief Justice James T. Harrison Montana Dean Robert Sullivan of MSU Law School and Alex Blewett of Great Falls to the National Commission on Uniform State Laws. Four-year terms run to June 4, 1961. The commission aims to standardize state laws, following past uniform acts on negotiable instruments and narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
J. Hugo Aronson
National Commission On Uniform
James T. Harrison
Montana
Robert Sullivan
Montana State University Law School
Alex Blewett
Great Falls
Montana Bar Assa
W. J. Jameson
Billings
MSU Dean Smith Wins Ford Foundation Fellowship
Dr Theodore H Smith dean of the Montana State University School of Business Administration received a Ford Foundation fellowship to attend a Harvard Graduate School of Business seminar this summer The grant enables him to join the case method instruction seminar from June 16 to mid August announced by foundation secretary Joseph M McDaniel Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Theodore H. Smith
Montana State University School of Business Administration
Ford Foundation
Harvard Graduate School of Business
Joseph M. McDaniel Jr
Smith
Two Montana Firms File Incorporation Papers
Incorporated HELENA Two more firms have filed Montana incorporation papers They are Vebisite Mines Hamilton authorized to issue 250000 in capital stock Directors are H R Fleishman Jr R S Chamberlain and J T Cornish all of Hamilton Pioneer Town Bozeman directed by A R Crawford Lemmon S D and H H Kirchhoff and B I Gilbertson Bozeman Authorized capitalization is 250000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Vebisite Mines
Hamilton
H. R. Fleishman Jr
R. S. Chamberlain
J. T. Cornish
Pioneer Town
Bozeman
A. R. Crawford
Lemmon
S. D
H. H. Kirchhoff
B. I. Gilbertson
Senate Panel Extends Soil Bank Payments Into Next Year
A Senate Appropriations Subcommittee voted to continue major soil bank acreage reserve payments through next year with total payments capped at 500 million dollars and individual producer limits at 5 000 dollars. The move preserves a larger farm aid package despite House action to kill off the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Appropriations
House
Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Benson
Full
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate House
Eisenhower links atomic testing to broad disarmament debate
President Eisenhower ties the halt of American atomic tests to general disarmament or strong safeguards, arguing no move to endanger the nation while risks remain. He notes Russia prioritizes atomic controls and a general pact, warning that removing atomic risk could provoke a dangerous general war as Khrushchev seeks strategic advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Russia
Khrushchev
London
Free World
United States
46,000 Hungarian youths held in Soviet camps
Senator Hruska said secret testimony to Secretary Dulles claims 46,000 Hungarian youths including teenage girls are in six Soviet concentration camps. He said 1,600 survivors of the Csepel Island siege have been deported to Red China. The witness is described as an emissary of the Hungarian underground who recently entered the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen. Hruska
R-Neb
Secretary of State
Dulles
Hruska
Csepel Island
Red China
United States
Senate
Internal Security
Mauritius A Sugar Island Through Colonial Hands
Mauritius an East African sugar island shows a long colonial arc from discovery by the Portuguese to Dutch naming and occupation then French rule and eventual transfer to British control reflecting its international flavor and strategic position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauritius
Africa
Indians to stay three weeks with Beaverhead ranch families
Two IFYE delegates from India arrive in Montana for a three week visit living with ranch families. Kusum Chowdhry of Rajasthan will stay with the James family at Horse Prairie and Am aryatie Ghatge of Bombay with the Schindlers at Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Gearge
Miss Chowdhry
Pennsylvania
Rajputana University
Miss Ghatge
Five-Point Address Highlights Rehabilitation Program Diffs
Helena keynote speaker E T Bassford outlines five difficulties facing Rocky Mountain regional welfare and rehabilitation programs. Issues include cultural lag, waning neighborly concern, habit as barrier to change, weak organization among workers and clients, and the need for forward planning and community obligations. Leif Fredericks introduces Gov. Aronson at opening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Rocky Mountain Area
National Rehabilitation Assa
E. T. Bassford
Region VIII
Rocky Mountain
Leif Fredericks
Montana Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
J. Hugo Aronson
Mountain Lion Cleared in Death of Lambs
Government hunter Rex Schaffer of Baker Montana concluded the eight lamb deaths at Maurice Enerson’s Carter County ranch were caused by a saddle horse rather than a mountain lion. He found lambs were nipped in the neck by the horse used on the ranch for lambing operations this spring near Albion.
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Helena
Rex Schaffer
Baker
Schaffer
Maurice Enerson
Carter County
Montana
Albion
Alzada
Enerson Ranch
Near Lodge Mts
Wyomingming
Leaders elected at Interment Association convention
Denver selections named new officers at the conclusion of the Interment Association of America annual convention. Leroy Lawrence of Belleville Illinois was chosen president with Harold M Roe of Helena Montana as vice president and Dallas J Charity of Denver as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Interment Assn. of America
Leroy Lawrence
Belleville
Ill
Harold M. Roe
Helena
Mont
Dallas J. Charity
Zemke to Address MSU Graduates
Col Hubert Zemke a 1932 Missoula High School graduate and Air Force ace will speak at the MSU graduation exercises Thursday night. He commands the 4080th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing at Laughlin AFB Del Rio Texas and arrived in a two seat light jet bomber the first to land at Missoula County Airport. He plans to depart Friday.
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Missoula
Hubert Zemke
Missoula County
Air Force
Zemke
4080Th Strategic Reconnaisance
Laughlin Air Force Base
del Rio
Texas
Choteau Man Named To Board of Health
Gov J Hugo Arons appoints Dr H W Bateman of Choteau to the Montana Board of Health for a seven year term starting June 30 He succeeds Dr William F Morrison whose term ends this month The board has six other members R J Losleben Malta Mrs George W Hanson Superior Dr David T Berg Helena Dr Paul H Bowden Butte and Dr S C Pratt Miles City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
J. Hugo Arons
H. W. Bateman, Choteau
Montana Board of Health
Bateman
William F. Morrison
Missoula
R. J. Losleben
Malta
George W. Hanson
Superior
David T. Berg
Paul H. Bowden
Butte
S. C. Pratt
Miles City
Grange to Open Sessions Today
Herschel D. Newsom of Indiana will address the opening session of the Montana State Grange 19th annual convention in Missoula. Winton Weydemeyer of Fortune is state master. Sessions run through Saturday.
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Missoula
Herschel D. Newsom
Indiana
National Grange
Montana State Grange
Winton Weydemeyer
Fortune
Terms Waitress Death Accidental at Downtown Hotel
Billings authorities ruled the cafe waitress Helen Baker 36 died Tuesday night from a 30 foot fall on a hotel fire escape. Coroner Mel Boice said no inquest was planned and police found no one near her as federal probation officer Robert P. McGee witnessed her fall and describe a lurching motion on the third floor landing.
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Billings
Mel Boice
Helen Baker
C. E. Maness
Ed McCurdy
Robert P. McGee
McGee
Boice
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Ee Edge
Uniform Laws Commission
J. M. Roberts
India
Beaverhead
Helenan
MSU
Choteau
Board of Health
Harkins Wholesale
E. Quartz St
Squirt Company
West Park Butte
An Cay
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