Widow Bertha Schimpf Dies Pioneer of Butte
Mrs. Bertha Schimpf aged 70 died Tuesday at a local hospital. Widow of Arthur Schimpf of the Schimpf and Reichle firm, pioneer of Butte. Survived by two sons Dr. Arthur J. Schimpf and Lucian Schimpf and two granddaughters. Born in Indiana, she moved to Montana then Helena then Butte. Funeral private at White's chapel with burial in Glendale California beside her husband.
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Bertha Schimpf
Arthur Schimpf
Butte
Schimpf and Reichle
Old Atlantic
Arthur J. Schimpf
Lucian Schimpf
Somers
Marcia Schimpf
Marylin Schimpf
Some
Invasion Announcement Broadcast by Allied Forces
A dramatic 10 second interval preceded the official announcement that Allied forces had begun landing in France. Col R Ernest Dupuy read the communique from Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force confirming the invasion with General Eisenhower in command.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
United States
Col
R. Ernest Dupuy
Eisenhower
Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Force
Dupuy
United Nations
Col. Dupuy
France
Britain
Greenwich
Butte Barbers Reelect Officers At Montana Union Meet
The Montana Barbers' association reelected Charles Rollman of Butte as president at its Red Lodge convention which closed Tuesday. New officers include Mrs. Henrietta Schrapps of Anaconda as vice president and J. R. Costello of Butte as secretary-treasurer. H. B. Cooper of Havre and A. E. Ferris of Anaconda join the executive board. Missoula chosen as 1946 convention site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lodge
Montana Barbers’ Association
Charles Rollman
Butte
Bennies
Henrietta Schrapps
Anaconda
J. R. Costello
H. 8. Cooper
Havre
A. E. Ferris
Missoula
Publisher Interested in Nazi News Beat
St. Joseph Mo June 6 The St. Joseph News Press publisher H D Bradley wired the Nazi news agency DNB after the invasion announcement asking to quote rates for their bulletins. The prompt notes Bradley expressed interest in Nazi bulletins and requested rates.
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News Beat
ST. Joseph
France
London
H. D. Bradley
New Year Poison Mystery at Wrightsville Party
Ellery Queen narrates a Wrightsville New Year party where Rosemary Haight dies after a poisoned cocktail. Nora falls ill from the same glass as Jim Haight admits mixing the poison. Chief Dakin and Prosecutor Bradford investigate, with Ellery and Dr Willoughby present as clues mount.
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John F
Tabitha
Nora
Jim
Mr. Queen
Pat
Ellery
Doc Willoughby
Rosemary
Judge Martin
Clarice
Frank Lloyd
Beaushous
Horatius
Ellery Queen
Jim Haight
Dr. Willoughby
Smith
Ncw
Carter Bradford
Bradford
Carter
Martin
Daken
Wrightsville
Patricia Wright
Cutor Bradford
Dakin
Rosemary Haight
Doc
Carl
Brady
Chief Dakin
Mr. Smith
Horace Greeley
Lloyd
Legion Conclave Planned in Deer Lodge for June 11
DEER LODGE June 6 Plans for the mining district American Legion convention set for Sunday June 11 proceed under general chairman George W. Dye. Delegates register at 1 p m at the Deer Lodge hotel with a 2 p m business session in the Odd Fellows hall. A banquet at 6 30 p m at the Deer Lodge hotel and a dance at the Odd Fellows hall follow. officers will be elected. The American Legion auxiliary will meet in the courthouse Patriotic room with units joining the banquet and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
American Legion
George W. Dye
Sam F. Harris
F. L. Sorenson
Frank Gallagher
A. A. Malcolm
W. L. Reed
William G. Crosby
E. L. Hopkins
Lyle Shaver
Leonard Olson
J. H. Grenier
Robert Sewell
O. H. Hartley
Jacob Strong
John Athearn
James 8. Moore
Aarold D. Cutler
John Lilley
Deer Lodge Hotel
Odd Fellows’ Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Court Session Is Conducted In Deerlodge District Court
Judge R E McHugh presided in Deerlodge as final accounts and orders were approved in the Anna Morgan estate settlement and final distribution. A J Knieval was discharged as administrator of Jane S Higgins estate after final accounts were allowed. M J Sullivan of Butte appointed administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
R. E. McHugh
Anaconda
District Court
Anna Morgan
A. J. Knieval
Jane S. Higgins
M. J. Sullivan
Butte
Tysmol Ad Promises Relief From Arthritis Pain
Want relief from arthritis pains. If Tysmol fails to relieve torturing pains, return the empty tube for a refund. Promises distinctiveness among its class and guaranteed non narcotic. Sold by leading druggists with caution to use only as directed. Always in stock at local outlets.
Orders Issued In Higgins Estate And Bank Liquidation
Letters issued in the Higgins estate confirm sale of real property. An order confirms sale of estate lands of James E Higgins deceased. In Larabie Brothers Bankers liquidation an order authorizes W C Hollingsworth to sell lands in Granite county. Another order allows Hollingsworth to compromise a promissory note from William Anderson.
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Higgins
James E. Higgins
Larabie Brothers Bankers, Inc
W. C. Hollingsworth
Granite County
Mr. Hollingsworth
William Anderson
Emmett O'Keefe Graduates From Naval Training School
Emmett O'Keefe graduated May 27 from the advanced Naval Training school in Seattle with a rating of 3/c fire controlman. He departed Seattle this week for California to take additional training.
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Deer Lodge
Emmett O'Keefe
Advanced Naval Training School
Seattle
California
Miss Gloria O’Keefe Returns From St Mary College
Miss Gloria O’Keefe arrived Saturday from St Mary college Leavenworth Kan where she has completed her freshman year. W C Hollingsworth of Hamilton was a business visitor here today.
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Deer Lodge
Gloria O'Keefe
St. Mary College
Leavenworth
Kan
W. C. Hollingsworth
Hamilton
Death Notice for Helen Townsend 15 in Spokane Funeral
Word received from Missoula confirms the death of Helen Townsend, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Townsend of Avery Idaho formerly of Deer Lodge. She had been ill a short time. Funeral services will be held in Spokane.
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Deer Lodge
Missoula
Helen Townsend
Ralph Townsend
Avery
Idaho
Spokane
Deer Lodge Daughters of the Nile Meet Friday
The Deer Lodge Daughters of the Nile will hold a meeting Friday afternoon June 9 at 1 o clock at the Deer Lodge Country club.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Daughters of the Nile
Deer Lodge Country Club
Badoglio Resigns Prime Minister Post to Form New Cabinet
Premier Pietro Badoglio has resigned his government to Prince Humbert who will lead a new cabinet incorporating underground political leaders in Rome. The current administration will stay in function until the new government is formed with Badoglio and several ministers traveling to Rome for consultations.
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Naples
U.P
Pietro Badoglio
Italy
Humbert
Badoglio
Rome
Democratic Club Sets Tonight Meeting for Banquet
The South Side Democratic club schedules a special meeting tonight at Liberty Hall to finalize Saturday's banquet at Finlen hotel. M. D. O'Connell urges ticket holders to attend and report counts while inviting all county and state candidates. Arthur Lamey of Billings to toast. Mayor Barry O Leary to welcome visitors. Miss Margaret Nagle chairs arrangements.
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South Side Democratic Club
M.D. O'Connell
Liberty Hall
O'Connell
Finlen Hotel
Arthur Lamey
Billings
Barry O'Leary
Margaret Nagle
York Says Hitler Has 60 Days To End War
Jamestown Tenn June 6 Sgt Alvin C York famed World War I hero declares Hitler and his forces have 60 days to quit the war after the invasion began He predicts a quick end with the Americans poised to finish the campaign and notes it isn’t far from Rome to Berlin.
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Jamestown
Tenn
Alvin C. York
Hitler
Rome
Berlin
Butte Briefs From Murray St James Hospitals And Local Notices
Admissions and discharges reported for Murray and St James hospitals include lists of patients admitted and discharged with names and addresses. Baby births occur at St James, along with marriages licenses issued for local couples. Community meetings and social events are scheduled, with lost discharge papers noted and a veterans hospital entry pending.
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St. James Hospital
J. W. Farrell
South
Washington
Vincent Shannon
Bell
Daisy M. Alton
North Main
H. J. Brandy
Waukesha
Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Harrison
Equality of rights linked to world peace says Montana chancellor
Dr. Ernest O. Melby, chancellor of the Greater University of Montana, told 210 delegates at the Montana Federation of women's clubs that equal rights for all races would prevent future wars. The gathering included 53 state officers and a banquet honored Mrs. Howard Bogart of Poplar. the convention ends Wednesday with officer elections.
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Missoula
Ernest O. Melby
University of Montana
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Melby
D. P. Meade
Howard Bogart
Poplar
Federation
Montana Filings Near Deadline for State Posts
In Helena Montana filings close at midnight tonight as candidates rush to submit petitions for July primaries. Nominees will compete for two U S House seats, 9 state representatives, 28 state senators and multiple statewide offices including governor lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general state auditor state treasurer railroad and public service commission state superintendent of public instruction and Montana judicial posts.
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Helena
Montana
House of Representatives
Railroad and Public Service Commission
Supreme Court
Subcommittee Sets Session on Higher Education Financing
HELENA June 6 The subcommittee of the state commission on higher education will meet tomorrow to finish a report for the principal committee. Two days of sessions will precede adoption of the report on financing and administration of Montana higher education. The subcommittee began its work May 14 after appointment by the 19 member commission.
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Helena
State Commission On Higher Education
State Board of Education
Eye Don'ts for War Workers Ad
Eye care ad urges war workers to use Lavoptik for inflamed eyes and irritation. Claims quick soothing relief for burning itching and granulated eyelids with a money back guarantee. Promotes availability at drug stores and cites thirty years of success with praise from thousands.
Pass Opened on Going-to-the-Sun Highway
Belton reports the Logan Pass opened to travel on the Going-to-the-Sun highway in Glacier National Park effective Tuesday. Other park approach roads were also opened to general traffic, announced Superintendent D. B. Libby.
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Belton
Logan Pass
Glacier National Park
Libby
Body of Woman Identified in City Jail Death
The body of a woman who died late Sunday night in the city jail was identified Tuesday night as Mrs. Elizabeth Wistlock, 430 South Ohio Street, rear. Identification was made by her husband when he called at the mortuary and viewed the body.
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Elizabeth Wistlock
South Ohio Street
Rear
War bond drive praised by Montana official
Helena reports A. T. Hibbard, state war finance chairman, commends Montanans for their strong war bond purchases. He says casualties in the invasion may be heavy, but military leaders have spared no expenditure to save lives and Montana will continue to meet its full bond buying obligation.
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Helena
House Resolution Demands Trial of Military Men
Washington June 6 The House approved three hundred five to thirty five a resolution demanding that courts martial begin for Rear Adm Husband E Kimmel and Maj Gen Walter G Short before September 7 this year. The measure seeks direct trials rather than extending to 1945 as the Senate version would. Conference on differences between the two versions must reach agreement by midnight Wednesday.
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Washington
U.P
House
Husband E. Kimmel
Walter G. Short
Pearl Harbor
Senate
War and Navy Departments
Malee Files for Montana Supreme Court Seat
Anaconda attorney and former state representative from Deer Lodge county Thomas C Malee became the eighth candidate to file for nomination as associate justice on the Montana Supreme Court. This is his second bid after a 1940 primary defeat, and he served in the House from Deer Lodge in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
U.P
Thomas Cc. Malee
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Montana Supreme Court
Malee
Supreme Court
Underground Allied Army Awaits Signal in Occupied Europe
Across German controlled Europe a hidden resistance force prepares to act on a signal from Allied leaders. Eisenhower promises guidance when ready while de Gaulle urges arms sabotage and information to aid the Allied cause. Netherlands message also shared from London.
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London
Hitler
France
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
French National Committee
Netherlands
Gerbrandy
Gripsholm Repatriation voyage delivers 131 passengers
The Gripsholm docked in Jersey City on June 6 after a nine day trip from Belfast with 131 passengers including 51 ill or wounded American POWs from Germany. Navy officials cited a smooth voyage and no incidents during the repatriation. Spain pursues larger strawberry crops.
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Jersey City
N. J
United States
Gripsholm
Germany
Belfast
Navy
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Butte Barbers
Chapter
Rehoarsely
Frances Hale
Uncle Sam
East Mercury
Tysmol
Democratic Club
York
Murray
Murray Hospital
Louise Huttula
East Granite
Ellin Dunn
East Park
Belva Reychler
Silver Bow Homes
Patty
Robert Dunn
Bozeman
Edna Shepherd
South Wyoming
Pete Gurgevich
Carol Tonkin
Hornet
M. F. McComish
Farrell
Henry Rebich
Dillon
Dorothy Zvonar
Nashua
Henry Shackleford
Dewey Williams
South Washington
Katherine Drabelle
Raymond Stewart
South Excelsior
Roy Simonsen
Sheridan
Elmer Shea
John W. Johnson
George Lahti
Frederick Gallagher
Josephine Murphy
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Organization Hall
South Arizona Street
Siiver City Review No. 3
Women’s Benefit Association
I. O. O. F. Hall
West Broadway
Verne O'Sullivan
Marie Rose Shop Penn
Treasure State News
Subcommittee
Thomas C. Malee
Gripsholm Docks
Spain
Ravors
Jimmy Wallington
Hinds
Ostrich
Three Feathers Distributors, Inc
N. Y
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