Russia and Argentina resume diplomatic relations
Moscow radio announced that Russia and Argentina have resumed diplomatic, consular, and trade relations, ending a long break since 1917. Izvestia noted foreign capital influence in Argentina and warned about Anglo American investments shaping policy. London commentators framed the move as a western Allies pressure counter.
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London
Radio Moscow
Russia
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Moscow Radio
United Press
Moscow
Izvestia
Carlos Desmaras
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Montana-Jefferson Mining Company Incorporation
The Montana-Jefferson Mining company of Helena with $50,000 authorized capital filed articles with Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell and directors L B McCornick M S Saville and M Bird Pett all of Salt Lake City Utah. The W B Barr Lumber company a $100,000 Colorado corporation with HQ in Denver was chartered to do business in Montana with offices at Whitefish. Harold C Holle of Whitefish named Montana agent.
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Helena
U.P
Montana-Jefferson Mining Company
Sam W. Mitchell
L. B. McCornick
M. S. Saville
M. Bird Pett
Salt Lake City
Utah
W. B. Barr Lumber Company
Colorado Corporation
Denver
Montana
Whitefish
Harold C. Holle
Butte News in Brief Highlights Local Events
Multiple short items from Butte cover injuries from car door incidents to a newborn, plus forthcoming lodge meetings in Walkerville and personnel moves. Also notes visits, military enlistment, a railway promotion, this week’s travels to Dillon and Seattle, illness, a federal court group’s Missoula trip, a Warm Springs birth, and local club gatherings.
Warning issued to mining claim holders in Helena
Unpatented mining claim owners were warned to file intention to hold title by July 1. The Last Chance Gulch Mining Association, advised by E G Toomey, notes the act sets the deadline as the first day of July following cessation of hostilities. The act covers claims with under 100 dollars invested. wartime suspensions ended.
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Helena
Last Chance Gulch Mining Association
E. G. Toomey
Legislative Commission
Black Market in Bread Develops Across Cities
A bread black market was reported growing in the East as supplies grew scarce nationwide. The Office of Price Administration noted a bread black market in Philadelphia with prices about 50 percent above ceilings. A survey showed many cities taking official steps to ensure equal distribution of reduced supplies.
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Chicago
U.P
Office of Price Administration
Philadelphia
Volunteer Pool Is Drying Up In Draft Debate
The Senate and House seek a compromise on extending the draft terms beyond July 1 with a split plan allowing 18 and 19 year olds or exempting 18-year-olds while drafting 19-year-olds. Eisenhower lauds American soldiers urging firm peace and asserts manpower is essential to enforce surrender terms.
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Senate
House
Eisenhower
Agents In Germany and Austria 1944 45
About 250 O. S. S. operatives operated inside Germany and Austria from September 1944 until war’s end, carrying out covert intelligence and sabotage tasks under Allied oversight. Their presence marked a significant clandestine effort behind enemy lines.
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O. 8
S. S
Germany
Austria
Elks Lodge Names Flag Day Committee in Butte
William Dolan was named chair man of the arrangements committee for the Butte Elks Flag Day observance. Other members are Emmett Buckley James Mc Carthy Roland Jobe Pat Mc Carthy and Steve Shugrue. Exalted Ruler Thomas Mea ger presided at the meeting on South Montana. A social session followed with refreshments.
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William Dolan
Butte
Forfeits Bond in State Vagrancy Case at Police Court
A defendant named Alex Rauh forfeited a $50 bond when the case was called Thursday in police court on a state vagrancy charge. Similar charges against two other persons alleged to be with him were dismissed for lack of prosecution.
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Alex Rauh
Olson Charged in Statutory Offense Complaint
Fred Olson charged with a statutory offense in a complaint filed by County Attorney Frank J. Roe in Justice of the Peace J. J. Winston court. Olson pleads innocent and is at liberty under $500 bond. Case set for 2 o clock June 18.
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Fred Olson
Frank J. Roe
Court of Justice of the Peace
J. J. Winston
Olson
William Gribben Taken by Death
William Gribben died Thursday afternoon in a Butte hospital after a short illness. A native of Ireland, he had lived in Butte 12 years. He resided at 1210 Centennial. His body is at Whites' funeral home and funeral arrangements will be announced.
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William Gribben
Butte
Ireland
Centennial
Whites’ Funeral Home
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Missoula
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U. S
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Game Farm
Warm Springs
Lincoln Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Patriotic Hall
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Butte Council of Girl Scouts
Miners’ Auxiliary
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J. Roland Duchesneau
West Diamond
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