CAB Air Service Vote Announced
The Civil Aeronautics Board voted to authorize Western Airlines to add Denver to San Diego trunk service via Phoenix. Bonanza Airlines gains Phoenix to Salt Lake City and joint Palm Springs Indio routing. Frontier Airlines gets two stop service to all points on its Phoenix Denver route after two round trips. The vote suspends Western service to southern Utah points and awaits a formal order.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Western Airlines
Denver
San Diego
Phoenix
Bonanza Airlines
Salt Lake City
CAB
Palm Springs
Calif
Indio
Bonanza
Los Angeles
Frontier Airlines
Frontier
Prescott
Flagstaff
Winslow
Ariz
Gallup
Farmington
N. M
Durango
Monte Vista
Alamosa
Pueblo
Colo
Grand Canyon
St. George
Cedar City
Provo
Utah
Painter Hangs Upside Down 10 Floors Over Times Square
Milton Hinden a 35 year old Brooklyn painter survived a 10 story fall when the scaffold rope failed he grabbed a pulley rope and hung upside down until firemen and workers rescued him. He escaped with rope burns and took the rest of the day off to recover.
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New York
U.P
Times
Hinden
Shenandoah Helium Dirigible First to Fly Safely
The Shenandoah became the first airship to use helium for lifting instead of hydrogen, marking a safer era in lighter than air flight and affecting design choices and public perception in the early days of modern aeronautics.
Rain Sweeps Wide U S As Severe Storms Hit Regions
Weather across the United States brings thunderstorms from the Gulf to the Atlantic with heavy rain in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Washington and Baltimore report significant rainfall while the West endures heat. Tornado counts soar with 624 storms through May and over 100 deaths attributed to twisters this year.
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Gulf States
Florida
Carolinas
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Kentucky
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Washington State
Wisconsin
Montana
Hanksville
Utah
Blythe
Calif
Plains
North Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
Red River
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
United States
Butte Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals List
Community memorial notes show admissions at Butte area facilities including William Erickson and Janice Willenbring, with numerous other names and addresses. Dismissals list patients such as Master William Page and Mrs. J. Fred Schmidt, among multiple households and towns.
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William E. Erickson
Oak
Anaconda
Janice J. Willenbring
Wall
Myrle
Phillip W. Seward
Mary Ann Moses
Aberdeen
Margo A
Daniel J. LaFountain
Wesley J. DeArmond
Sheridan
Grace B. Reed
Elm
Gloria J. Vanisko
E. Fifth
Richard D. Wagner
E. Broadway
Pearl L. Spear
Spruce
Chris H. Christensen Sr
Laurin
Dorothy Layton
Busch
Alice M. Franklin
W. Woolman
Frank E. Beckett
Utah
Rose Mary Roybal
S. Warren
William
Jack B. Page
Gaylord
J. Fred Schmidt
S. Main
David A. Davis
N. Montana
Delaware
Robert F. McDowell
Wisdom
Helen Anderson
Harvard
Laura Porter
California
Charlotte Henderson
E. Galena
Roy V. Matson
W. Center
Francisco de Orellana Charted the Amazon River
Francisco de Orellana, a Spanish soldier and explorer, became the first known person to explore the Amazon River, mapping its course and advancing European knowledge of the region.
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Francisco de Orellana
Amazon River
Disarmament Talks Recess for Six Days
London five power disarmament conference ends for six day recess amid India demand to enter talks. Russia supports the move while Britain France Canada and the United States oppose it. No decision during the pause on India’s entry.
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London
U.P
India
Russia
Britain
France
Canada
United States
Diplomats See Stassen Ready to Present Partial Disarmament Plan
Whitmonday weekend national holiday ends as talks resume next Tuesday. Diplomats believe U. S. Delegate Harold E. Stassen will be prepared to begin presenting the new American first step partial disarmament plan.
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Luis Valley
Easter Creek
King
Curly King
Mathers
Romig
Alton’s
Beeson
Dodson
Joe Pardee
Joe
Easter Valley
Merle Turner
Mayflower II Reported West of Bermuda on Voyage
The Pilgrim replica Mayflower II, skippered by Cmdr. Alan Villiers, was reported 210 miles west of Bermuda and is en route to Plymouth Massachusetts.
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New York
Bermuda
Cmdr
Alan Villiers
Plymouth
Mass
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CAB Air Service Vote
Painter
Ste
Pierre Smirnoff
Fis
Heublein
Hartford
Conn
Gun Lock
Wayne O
Overhouser
ATM Sans
Will Beeson
Box P Ranch
Frontier Colorado
Sarah Pardee
Will
Pardees
Sarah
Gene Dillingham
al Beam
Pardee
Beam
Dillingham
Kathy Morgan
Box P
Easter Valley Cattlemen’s Assn
Alec Dodson
John Mathers
al Romig
Turner
Irv
Costello
Skull Outfit
Cowboy
Merle
Carlton
Kathy
Alton
Sangre de Cristo
San
Tullahoma, Tenn
Harry Frye
Butte Motor Company
East
Galena
U.S
Associated Press
Atlantic
National Weather
Seattle
Spokane
Butte Hospital
ST. James
Douglas S. Harrington
Warm Springs
Sam Denny
Basin
Kerry L
Kathleen Marie Wulf
Sandra Kelly
Clayton
David L. Robertson
Longfellow
James B. Croghan
W. Cooper
Robert S. Driscoll
Lewishon
Karen
James Daly
W. Agate
Nellie Hollahan
Silver Bow Homes
Valerie J. Joe
Helena
Matt Segalia
Majors
Curtis E. Hill
Holmes
Florence M. Hamm
Waukesha
Ronald Grandsbury
James Moore
Whitehall
Thomas Lamedin
Lowell
Jane Marie Harris
W. Platinum
Alice Gould
Webster
Emil Chelini
S. Idaho
Robert W. Moyer
B. Walkerville
Francis Reardon
W. Park
J. D. Turner
E. Woolman
Ronald Tibbetts and Son
Thomas
Richard Hounsell
Moredag
Barclay
Barclays
BarclAy’ Soumean
Dribel
JRS. Barclay & CO. Limited
Peoria
Sond
CAR Life
Motor Trend
Tore Enn
Aan
Chrysler Corporation
THE
Angels
Betty White
Lawrence Welk
Dell
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