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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1946

Page

14

Child Injured in Traffic Mishap Near Montana and Silver

Darlene Rojeski seven daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Rojeski was struck by a truck driven by Norman W Grant of Melrose near the Montana and Silver intersection. She received lacerations and abrasions at St James hospital and was listed in good condition after treatment. Grant was booked on a reckless driving charge and released on own recognizance. Field Marshals Sir Harold Alexander and Sir Alan Brooke were awarded the Freedom of Belfast and honorary degrees by Queen’s University.

Darlene Rojeski Stanley Rojeski South Dakota Montana and Silver Norman W. Grant Melrose Max Weber St. James Hospital Grant Harold Alexander Sir Alan Brooke Freedom of Belfast Northern Ireland Queen’s University of That City

Vacation Bible School Draws Large Group in Deer Lodge

Vacation Bible school enrolls 100 children in Deer Lodge with daily classes at the Methodist, Christian and Presbyterian churches. Activities include handcrafts Bible study and recreation for kindergartners to eighth graders. Closing picnic at noon at Deer Park and 7:30 program at the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Milton Strong leads with help from other church workers. Senator Keeley returns from Forsyth after a murder case and Judge Taylor of Anaconda visits.

Deer Lodge Presbyterian Deer Park Presbyterian Church Milton Strong W. E. Keeley Forsyth William R. Taylor Anaconda

American Legion Auxiliary to Install Officers in Deer Lodge

The American Legion auxiliary meets Monday at 2 PM at Mrs. J Maurice Dietrich’s home. The agenda includes important business and the installation of officers for the coming year.

Deer Lodge American Legion Auxiliary J. Maurice Dietrich

Ladies Night Planned at Deer Lodge Country Club

Kiwanians schedule a Monday ladies night at the Deer Lodge country club house with a potluck supper program and entertainment.

Deer Lodge Deer Lodge Country Club

Petition duel swells over Case bill as signatures mount

Washington reports a House clash over the Case bill with supporters citing 135 signatures urging President Truman to sign the measure while opponents claim more than 100 signers call for a veto. The item references the five mile act of 1665 England restricting nonconformist ministers and teachers.

Washington House Friends of the Case Truman England

Umberto II Tours Farewell Message Before Exile to Portugal

In Rome on June 6 the king prepared a farewell message urging unity as Italy votes for a republic. Queen Marie Jose and four children sail to Portugal aboard the Duca Degli Abruzzi with Umberto expected to follow after the message. The royal family ruled 75 years, king reign lasting under a month amid southern secession talk and Naples Royalist tensions.

Rome Umberto II Portugal Marie Jose Duca Degli Italy Naples Vittorio Emanuele III Elena Egypt Gaeta Umberto House of Savoy Quirinale Palace

Rotary International Votes Not to Transfer Headquarters

Atlantic City N J June 6 Rotary International rejected a resolution to move its headquarters from Chicago to Denver by 1815 to 1359 after 3333 ballots were cast in a two hour vote. J Raymond Tiffany Hoboken N J announced the results and noted 161 ballots were voided for improper marking. The vote followed a debate over transferring from a rented Chicago building to a new Denver structure.

Atlantic City N. J Rotary International International Chicago Denver J. Raymond Tiffany Hoboken

Oil unit drills on barge in Lake Maracaibo Venezuela

An oil company operates a drilling unit on a barge in Lake Maracaibo Venezuela continuing offshore extraction efforts. The operation moves by water to access deeper reserves near the lake's coastline.

Venezuela Lake Maracaibo

British Refuses to appease Reds in Paris Four-Power Talks

London reports two days of Commons debate show a firm British stance toward Russia. The government will enter the June 15 Paris four power talks with an open mind but no appeasement of the Soviet Union. If compromise fails Europe may seek peace treaties among 21 belligerents without Soviet input. Churchill notes a divided world is better than a destroyed one. Meanwhile pessimism grows Moscow will concede in its sphere of influence. In Mexico City the Scottish St Andrews Society held its annual dinner with haggis cheered.

London House of Commons Russia Paris Europe United Nations Winston Churchill Moscow

Alaskan Highway Commission Favored by House

The House approved creation of an Alaskan international highway commission to study routing between Montana and Alaska and ongoing maintenance of the wartime road. Montana terminals in discussion include Great Falls Shelby and Cut Bank with further work to reach the U S border. The Hormel funeral was held in Los Angeles for George A. Hormel.

Washington House International Highway Commission Alaska Mike Mansfield Montana Great Falls Shelby Cut Bank U. S Dawson Creek Los Angeles George A. Hormel Austin, Minn

Moslem League approves delegation plan for Indian independence

In New Delhi on Thursday, the Moslem League council endorsed the British cabinet delegation’s plan for India’s independence in an informal voice vote after a four and a half hour closed meeting. The decision came with overwhelming support among council members.

New Delhi

First parachute drop lands in France near D-Day site

Andre Garnerin made history by making the first parachute descent from a balloon on October 22, 1793, landing in France close to the location where Allied paratroops later touched down on D-Day.

France Andre Garnerin

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