MSU Enrollment Seen Rising Despite Stricter Rules
Montana State University expects about 3,200 students next fall, a 12 percent rise, but out-of-state admissions will drop by about 200 as stricter requirements take effect. Registrar Leo Smith cites budget limits and lower grade deficit allowances as causes. Projections show non-resident declines of 400 in 1957 and 600 in 1958, with total enrollment cascading over time.
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Missoula
Montana State University
Leo Smith
MSU
Smith
State Board of Education
Hoover warns of U S famine of trained engineers
Former President Herbert Hoover, age 81 and an engineer by training, warned Tuesday night that the nation faces a famine of trained scientists and engineers. He spoke at the dedication of Herbert Hoover Junior High School in San Francisco.
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Powell County Primaries Poll Results Show Olsen Leads
Powell County ballots show Arnold Olsen with 942 votes to John W. Bonner's 541 for the Democratic nomination. Republican Gov. J Hugo Aronson unopposed with 431. Boedecker leads Democrats in railroad and public service with 846 versus Fraser 406 and Gleason 250. Other totals include Estes Kefauver 961 in Dems for president and Lee Metcalf leading in Congress with 1,242.
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John W. Bonner
J. Hugo Aronson
Railroad and Public Service Commission
Lou Boedecker
Boedecker
Willard E. Fraser
Tom Gleason
Leonard A. Young
Estes
Kefauver
S. C. Arnold
Lar Daly
Lee Metcalf
M. S. Galasso
W. D. McDonald
Ruth Greenough Mosby
Louis Welch
J. M. Nickey
Danny O'Neill
Henry H. Anderson
Paul Cannon
Barclay Craighead
Richard Donovan
Chan Ettien
Donald A. McAlpine
Randall Swanberg
George M. Gosman
Frank Murray
Edna J. Hinman
Forrest H
R. Lowell Watkins
John J. Holmes
Ovie N. Woolverton
Alex Cunningham
Oe Leonard A. Young
Mary M. Condon
Kathleen Ramey
Glen Belisle
Jean Cowan Crockett
Alden M. Goodwin
George E. Koontz
Harriet Miller
C. E. Naugle
W. G. Rafter
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Albert H. Angstman
Butte Briefs Births and notices fill Butte page
A run of births includes a son for Mr. and Mrs. Emmett T. Hogan and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Moltke both in St. James Hospital, plus several other newborns in Community Memorial. Traffic injuries and visits by out-of-town residents are listed, with various social events and meetings scheduled including Girl Scouts, church circles, and fraternal lodge activities.
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Oregon
St. James Hospital
St. James Wednesday
Frank R. Moltke
W. Copper
LeRoy D. Wilson
S. Montana
Community Memorial Hospital
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E. Mercury
Community Memorial
Colleen Roberts
Jess Roberts
S. Wyoming
Edgar Kissell
Colorado
Nine Mile Road
Adults Sponsor Moose Drill Dinner for Pee Wee Team
In Deer Lodge the adult drill team members plan a dinner at the Moose Home on Saturday evening June 9 at 6 30 for the Pee Wee Drill team. Public invites and reservations by calling 26 or 73. The order aims to take the children's winning team to the state convention later in the summer.
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Capitol Test Suit in Supreme Court
Montana Supreme Court takes up an appeal over a $650000 Capitol bond program after G L Bryant challenged state action. The case stems from the Montana Board of Examiners approve a bond sale and issuance resolution, with Judge Padbury ruling for the state.
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Montana
Supreme Court
1St District
G. L. Bryant
State Board of Examiners
Bryant
George W. Padbury Jr
Board of Examiners and Bonding Company
Kal
Minneapolis firm answers Bryant suit on Capitol bond funds
Man & Company Inc. of Minneapolis claims payments on bonds from the Capitol building land grant fund do not violate state law. Board members hope a favorable declaratory judgment soon to proceed with Capitol renovations including an automatic voting machine in the House of Representatives.
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Minneapolis
Bryant
Capitol Building
High Court
House of Representatives
Do it Tomorrow Admonition Stuck on Wilions Desk
A Washington report notes a card on Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilsons desk warning Do it tomorrow youve made enough mistakes today. The quip highlights wartime pressures and Wilsons caution in policy decisions.
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Washington
U.P
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
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