MSC Will Confer 335 Degrees Today in Bozeman
MSC will confer 335 degrees at the 32nd commencement in Bozeman. Three honorary doctorates will be awarded to Wallis Huidekoper of Big Timber livestock leader G Ott Romney and Dr Mott Sauders Jr an associate of Shell Development Co Sauders a 1926 MSC graduate will receive the engineering honorary. Romney will deliver the commencement address as 49 masters and 286 bachelor of science degrees are awarded along with 45 group and individual honors.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
Wallis Huidekoper
Big Timber
G Ott Romney
MSC
U.S. Army Adjutant General
Mott Sauders Jr
Shell Development Co
Sauders
Romney
Pilarczyk and Brogan Death Notices in Butte
The remains of Lilliam Pilarczyk lie at Duggan's Merrill Mortuary after dying at the family home 64712 S Main St. The remains of James Brogan are at Duggan's Merrill Mortuary with funeral from the Rose Room Tuesday at 8:30 to St. Patrick Church for a 9 o'clock mass followed by interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Attention: Butte American Legion Silver Bow Post No. 1.
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Pilarczyk
Lilliam Pilarczyk
S. Main St
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
O Brien Funeral Held From Daly Shea Chapel
The funeral for Patrick OBrien will be held from the Daly Shea Chapel on Monday morning at 9 oclock. A requiem high mass will be celebrated at St Lawrence Church at 9 30. Interment follows at St Patrick Cemetery.
Rutten Funeral Services Announced by Sherman & Reed
Henry A. Rutten will be buried or cremated with funeral services to be conducted at the Sherman & Reed Mortuary. The proceedings will be held at a time to be announced later. Daly-Shea Mortua handles wakes and funerals at 101 South Idaho. Francis X. Dolan is manager.
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Daly-Shea Mortua
South Idaho
Francis X. Dolan
Mgr
Sherman & Reed Mortuary
J. R. Reed
Mer
Arizona Street
Jenkin Remains Found For Service At Richards Funeral Home
The remains of the late Charles Jenkin are in Richards Funeral Home where Edward Mitchell will conduct services this afternoon at 2 o'clock Interment at Mount Moriah.
Remains of Furman Roman to be Funeraled in Rich ards
The remains of Furman Roman lie in Rich ards Funeral Home with Rev. H. B. Ricketts set to lead services tomorrow at 2 p m. Silver Bow Post No 1 American Legion will conduct services in the Veterans Plot at Mountain View Cemetery. Attention Silver Bow Post No 1.
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Roman
Furman Roman
Richards Funeral Home
H. B. Ricketts
Silver Bow Post No
American Legion
Veterans Plot
Mountain View Cemetery
Silver Bow Post
Mantu Funeral Arrangements Given for William Mantu
The remains of William Mantu of 75 W Park St are in White's Funeral Home, with a funeral in the Drawing Room this Monday morning at 9 o'clock officiated by Father C Palassis. Interment will follow at Mountain View Cemetery.
Peterson Obituary Notice for Frank Peterson
The remains of Frank Peterson of 624 Nevada Ave. will be taken to Mount Moriah Cemetery for interment after a service this Monday at 2 o clock officiated by Rev. T. P. Neste of Anaconda.
Reichel Remains Forwarded for Hamilton Service
The remains of Theodore C. Reichel of 518 West Quartz were forwarded from White's Funeral Home to Hamilton Montana where services and interment will take place Sunday afternoon.
Local Woman Sophie Little Dies. Funeral Pending
Mrs Sophie Little of 735 F Mercury Street died Saturday at a local hospital. Her remains are in White s Funeral Home where funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Little
Sophie Little
F. Mercury St
White
Annual Women's Day Observance Honors and Winners
Top honors go to Laisi Ward for outstanding senior woman at MSC Marjorie Anderson of Bozeman. Five year speaker award awarded to Dorothy Larsen of Forsyth. Jane McDonnell of West Glacier wins Associated Women's Students Cup for high attainment. Martha Hawshworth of Bozeman named outstanding alumna of 1954, MSC registrar. Miss Nancy Jones of Powell is 1955 Women’s Day chairman.
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Laisi Ward
MSC
Marjorie Anderson
Bozeman
Dorothy Larsen
Forsyth
Associated Women’s Students Cup
Jane McDonnell
West Glacier
Martha Hawshworth
Nancy Jones
Powell, Woo
Highway 10 Group Elects Helenan Officials
Livingston hosts the Montana Highway Association meeting as delegates elect Robert Watson of Helena as president and Rufus A. Cate of Miles City as vice president. Mrs. Sherman W. Smith of Helena becomes secretary treasurer, with Dr. W. L. Deal of Anaconda and Dr. Earl B. Keller of Bozeman named to the board for two year terms and Cate and Myron Erb of Laurel chosen for one year. The group plans to offer Highway 10 film to the State Highway Commission and to push safety programs for the 1955 Legislature.
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Livingston
US. Highway 10 Assn
Montana Highway Commission
Montana
Legislature Association
Robert Watson
Helena
Rufus A Cate
Miles City
Sherman W. Smith
W. L. Deal
Anaconda
Earl B. Keller
Bozeman
Cate
Myron Erb
Laurel
Chicago
Department of the State Highway Commission
Legislative Assembly
Farm Exchange Youths Ready to Go Abroad
Final preparations for Montana 1954 International Farm Youth Exchange delegates are complete Frances Brink of Miles City will sail to Switzerland on June 16 after orientation in Washington DC June 9 to 15. David Leuthold of Molt heads to France on June 19 after leaving June 12. Two more delegates Keith Kimball and Charles Gestring will travel to India in August.
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Bozeman
U.P
Montana
International Farm
Geraldine G. Fenn
Frances Brink
Miles City
Switzerland
Washington, D. C
David Leuthold
Molt
S. S
Leuthold
France
Keith Kimball
Myers
Charles Gestring
Creston
India
New Burning Index Meter Card Planned
A new 4 x 6 inch meter card will measure fire danger in Flathead National Forest this summer. Rangers fire guards and lookouts will use it to assess humidity topography fuel moisture and other factors. Card developed by Jack Barrows chief of fire research Forest Service Missoula.
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Columbia Falls
Flathead National Forest
Jack Barrows
Forest Service
Missoula
Three Men and Seven Circus Horses Killed in Crash
A truck carrying trained circus horses rolled off a 25 foot embankment in Oil City Pa killing three men and seven horses. Driver Robert Black of Youngstown Ohio leaped free as brakes failed. Victims identified include George McGouch 31 and Arthur J Taylor 65. The third victim is known as Shorty. Black is in fair condition at Oil City Hospital. No addresses available for the deceased.
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Oil City
Robert Black
Youngstown
Ohio
Black
Oil City Hospital
George McGouch
Arthur J. Taylor
Shorty
British Consul General to Visit Helena
Kenneth Bumstead, British consul general, arrives in Helena to confer with Gov. J Hugo Aronson and Atty. Gen. Arnold Olson on the Exchange Control acts. He will discuss administration and reciprocity of inheritances and funds transfers under Montana and British rules and speak to the Butte Exchange Club Tuesday.
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Pacific Northwest
Bumstead
Montana
Butte
Exchange Club
Jury to Visit Slaying Scene in Taylor Trial
A nine man jury plus three women will tour the shooting site near Jefferson City as the first degree murder trial of Alvin H. Taylor resumes. Taylor, 61, from Jefferson City, pleads not guilty to the November 29 death of Earl Streeter, a 22 year old Loudon trapper. The panel will not be accompanied by counsel or the defendant. Court resumes at 10 a.m. Monday.
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Boulder
Alvin H. Taylor
Jefferson City
Taylor
Earl Howard Streeter
Loudon
N. H
Evans Files for State Representative in Powell County
Vern L. Evans of Deer Lodge filed his petition for nomination to State Representative from Powell County on the Democratic ticket. Also filing for committeeman and woman from Precinct No. 5 were Gladys R. Jones and Jasper A. Jones, both on the Democratic ticket.
Butte Holds Pair Continued From Page 1
Police report that Bland Sisson and Tretheway face bogus check charges with warrants issued in Great Falls. Sisson was found with a gas pistol during search. The group is tied to multiple Lincoln area burglaries including Wheeling Cafe safe theft and Lamp kin's Corner Bar loot. Items stolen include 2500 dollars from the cafe safe and fuel and equipment from local sites.
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Bob Russell
Larry Tromly
Bland
Blackstone
Maurice Barry
John Bukovatz
Sisson
Tretheway
Molthen
Great Falls
Cascade County
D. J. Leeper
Malthen
Lincoln
Lewis and Clark County
Dave Middleman
Wheeling
Lampkin’s
Sherman-Cooke Polo
Catholic Chaplain Is Highly Honored
In Pilsen Kansas Reverend Emil J. Kapaun the battlefield chaplain honored posthumously by fellow POWs at St John Church. Capt Ralph Nardella presented an $8,300 check from prisoners to fund a new Chaplain Emil J. Kapaun High School in Wichita with the bishop calling it a down payment.
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Pilsen
Kan
Emil J. Kapaun
St. John
Father Kapaun
Ralph Nardella
Patterson
N. J
Montana State University Holds 57th Commencement
Montana State University will confer 541 degrees in its 57th annual commencement exercises. The total includes 423 bachelor degrees and 118 masters. Three honorary doctorates will be awarded to William H. Allen of Seattle, Charles A. Joy, and Dr. Carl L. Larson. Dr. H. L. Foss delivered the baccalaureate address after open house and exhibits.
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Missoula
Montana State University
William H. Allen
Seattle
Boeing Aircraft Corp
Charles A. Joy
Forest Service
Carl L. Larson
Hamilton
Rocky Mountain Laboratory
US. Public Health Service
H. L. Foss
Pacific District of Evangelical Lutheran Church
Montana DAV names new state staffs at Lewistown meeting
William Gordon Hughes of Billings elected state commander of the Montana Disabled American Veterans at the three day session in Lewistown. Other officers named include Robert T. Anderson Miles City Howard Merhar Butte George A. Davis Helena Pete Pavlenti Armington and Lawrence Springley. DAV Auxiliary selects Mrs Leila Jacobs Bozeman as state commander with Martina Hiner Helena as oldest auxiliary member present. Delegates vote to hold 1955 convention in Billings.
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Lewistown
William Gordon Hughes
Billings
Montana
Hughes
John B. McClernan
Butte
Robert T. Anderson
Miles City
Howard E. Merhar
Juffier
George A. Davis
Helena
Pete Pavilenti
Armington
Lawrence Springley
Fred Root
Missoula
Lawrence
Springley
Miami Beach
Fla
DAV
Leila Jacobs
Bozeman
Verna Topp
Livingston
Martina Hiner
Boniface Maile
Detroit
Mich
John Sloan
Maile
United States
Senate debate over farm bill surplus set aside plan
Senate leaders weigh Ike proposed set aside of 214 billion dollars of government owned surplus crops including cotton wheat dairy products and vegetable oils. Knowland favors no legislation while urging administration acceptable terms. Dirksen backs flexible program as best chance to reduce surplus pressure. Russell sees bipartisan support for high parity but warns administration pressure may sway votes. If no bill passes farm prices would fall, harming Republicans politically.
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Eisenhower
Knowland
GOP
Senate
Hope
R-Kan
House Agriculture Committee
House
Sen
Dirksen
R-Ill
Russell
U.N. action urged on Southeast Asia encroachment
U.S. Senator Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin urged that the issue of Communist encroachment in Southeast Asia be brought before the United Nations for appropriate action. He stated the time has come for the free world to seek UN involvement.
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U.N
Louisville, Ky
U.P
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Free World
Southeast Asia
United Nations
Republicans back Eisenhower housing plan amid Senate clash
The Senate backed a broad public housing program amid party divisions as White House aides and Republican leaders pressed for passage. Maybank's amendment to kill all public housing failed, and Ferguson predicted House acceptance of part of the 35,000 units per year plan. A conference committee will reconcile differences, with public housing the main dispute.
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Sen. Ives
New York
White House
Senate
Ferguson
Sen
Maybank
D-Sc
House
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Anniversary salute at Normandy beach ceremony in Utah
Ten years after D-day the Normandy invasion was commemorated at Utah Beach France with 25 000 French attendees. Maj Gen Eugene Caffey raised the flag on the German blockhouse monument as wreaths were laid by President Rene Coty and Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. European leaders praised Allied unity and Eisenhower, noting France's leadership in postwar Europe.
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Utah Beach
France
Europe
Eugene Caffey
Belgium
Canada
Britain
Norway
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Rene Coty
Coty
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Eisenhower
Lodge
Indochina
America
Dwight David Eisenhower
Ike
Young Colorado Climber Killed on Longs Peak
Estes Park rangers recovered the battered body of 19 year old Earl Franklin Harvey a Denver University student from Gretna Virginia who died while descending Longs Peak after losing footing. He slid 40 feet then plunged over the precipice and tumbled 600 feet across a snow field to the base.
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Estes Park
Rangers
Earl Franklin Harvey
Denver University
Gretna
Long’s Peak
Harvey
48-Year Romance Will End Happily
Prudence Coker, 72, of Philadelphia waits in Vancouver for a shipboard reunion with John H. Edgecombe, ending a 48 year romance begun in Plymouth in 1906. Edgecombe will arrive aboard the Oronsay from New Zealand where he became a dairy farmer after his New Zealand marriage ended.
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Vancouver
B. C
U.P
Prudence Coker
Philadelphia
Johnny
John H. Edgecombe
Plymouth
England
Miss Coker
Edgecombe
New Zealand
Glacier Facilities Are Due to Open This Week
WEST GLACIER U P Glacier Park hotels cabins and stores were to open this week for the 1954 season. Officials said reservations are ahead of last year when a record 630949 visitors were in the park.
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West Glacier
U.P
Glacier Park
New Preparation H Promises Piles Relief Without Surgery
New York Special reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H ointment to shrink hemorrhoids and stop bleeding without surgery. Case after case shows prompt pain relief and actual shrinkage, with claims that piles have ceased to be a problem. Money back guarantee available at drug stores.
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New York, N. Y
No-Politics Trip Set by President Eisenhower
President Eisenhower plans a non political swing through Delaware and Maryland on Monday with Republican hosts and candidates aboard. He will tour along the Eastern Shore by auto from Dover to Chestertown where he will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws from Washington College, his 22nd honorary degree. He departs around 8:30 a.m. MST, with Delaware senators Williams and Frear and Representative Warburton joining. Freeman Frear is listed as the only Democrat in the itinerary, framed as a courtesy to emphasize non political aspects of the trip.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Delaware
Maryland
Dover
Del
Chestertown
Washington College
Pearson and Hardy
Sadlersville
Dudley Corners
Church Hill
Wind whipped forest fire near Los Alamos controlled
The wind whipped blaze threatening the atomic city for two days was brought under control late today in Los Alamos New Mexico. Fire crews contained the flames and safeguarded surrounding areas as residents watched developments.
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Los Alamos
N. M
MSU Student Wins National News Story Contest
Miles City resident Bill Jones has been named one of three winners in a national news story writing contest sponsored by Newsweek magazine and the International Forum television show. He will receive 10 weeks of paid work experience at Newsweek in New York City starting June 14 and will earn his journalism degree at Montana State University next Monday.
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Miles City
Bill Jones
Newsweek Magazine
International Forum
Jones
New York City
Montana State University
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Robert Lowell Watkins
Black Eagle Commandery
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Knights Templar
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Colorado
Leonard L. Reeves
Seymour Park
St. Peter Hospital
Frank Capps
Euclid
St. John Hospital
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