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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1956

Page

6

Silver Bow County Primary Vote Totals Revealed

Complete unofficial results list Democratic and Republican nominees by office in Silver Bow County. Key figures include Metcalf 8,093 for Congress Democrat, Aronson 919 for governor Republican, Wayne Wayrynen leading House Democrats with 4,739, and Gable 7,464 for Clerk of District Court among others.

Silver Bow Estes Kefauver S. C. Arnold Lar Daly Congress Lee Metcalf M. S. Galasso W. D. McDonald Ruth Greenough Mosby Louis Welch John W. Bonner J. M. Nickey Arnold Olsen Danny O'Neill J. Hugo Aronson 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. Anderson Patrick J. Gilfeather J. Justin Bourquin Michael J. O'Connell Horace F. Casey Gerald Holland C. W. Purtle George A. Davis Harry H. Hartz Arthur J. Lochrie Bruce O. Mefford R. Lowell Watkins John J. Holmes Ovie N. Woolverton Alex Cunningham Railroad and Public Service Lou Bo C. E. Naugle W. G. Rafter Hugh R. Adair Albert H. Angstman Edwin S. Booth E. K. Cheadle James D. Freebourn C. W. Leaphart Irving C. Pearson James A. Mountain Thomas J. Parent Edward R. Picard James M. Reed Richard J. Rogers Ernest Sjoman Dan J. Sullivan Don C. Tallmadge Thomas E. Tobin Francis Wallace William F. Miller James T. Mular William J. Nance Charles E. Reed Frank J. Gable Robert McCormick Frank Gersh Maurice F. Hennessy Nick Rotering George W. Richardson Mary M. Drew Justice of Peace Silver Bow Township William Kopach J. J. Winston Constable Clarence A. Boam Joseph Harrington Roddy Kovick Nament LaHood Alden N. Goodwin George E. Koontz Harriet Miller Wayne McAndrews Vincent L. Staiminger Steve Trbovich Frank B. McGrath John P. Astle F. C. Deranleau Barney McGreevey Walter Dooley Michael J. Mee William G. Postlethwaite Raymond J. Johnson John L. McKeon Wade J. Dahood West Anaconda Leonard D. Cadieux Roy J. McCabe West Anaconda Township William H. Barnes Emil Bersanti Ambrose A. Lorenz Angelo Monaco East Anaconda Township Charles F. McCarthy Mike J. Sestrich

Rainier and Grace Return From Monaco Honeymoon

Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace sail home aboard the Deo Juvante II from their Monaco honeymoon. The couple felt well despite seasickness during rough Mediterranean seas and expect to disembark in the morning. They wed in April 1819. Nobel prize funds stand at nine million au dollars.

Monte Carlo Monaco Prince Rainier III Grace Deo Juvante II Mediterranean

P. J. Grogan Called by Death in East

Peter J. Grogan, once a Butte businessman who later ran the Speedway livery stables and Mint Bar in Butte, died Tuesday in Boston after visiting relatives. Funeral and interment are planned in Boston. Surviving relatives include sisters Alice Laramy Josephine Grogan Sadie Jordan and brother Joseph plus nephew Joseph Grogan Jr.

Peter J. Grogan Butte Boston Grogan Joseph Basin Joseph Grogan Jr Glen

Jefferson County Primary Results Reported

Final unofficial Jefferson County primary results show Democrats leading in presidential and governor contests with Ke flux Ke n and Arnold Olsen among top vote getters. Republican tallies include Eisenhower write-ins and Aronson for governor, with numerous party races spanning Secretary of State to District Judge and state representatives.

Madison County Returns Show Bonner Lead In Governor Race

In Virginia City Madison County returns Bonner leads for the Democratic nomination for governor with 652 votes to Arnold Olsen’s 425. Democrats pick Bonner for governor and Shaw wins county treasurer. Haggett tops Hadzor on the Republican ticket with other local race tallies across 17 precincts.

Virginia John W. Bonner Madison County Arnold Olsen Viola Shaw Virginia M. Baker Dorothy E. Haggett Paul B. Hadzor Madison Estes Kefauver S. C. Arnold Lar Daly Congress Lee Metcalf M. S. Galasso W. D. McDonald Ruth Greenough Mosby Louis Welch J. M. Nickey Danny O’neill J. Hugo Aronson 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. Anderson Patrick J. Gilfeather J. Justin Bourquin Michael J. O’connell Horace F. Casey Gerald Holland C. W. Purtle George A. Davis Harry H. Hartz Arthur J. Lochrie Bruce O. Mefford R. Lowell Watkins John J. Holmes Ovie N. Woolverton Alex Cunningham Railroad and Public Service Lou Boedecker Willard E. Fraser Tom Gleason Leonard A. Young Mary M. Condon Kathleen Ramey Glenn H. Belisle Jean Cowan Crockett Alden M. Goodwin George E. Koontz Laura E. Dudley

Missoula approves bond for three new bridges

Missoula County voters approved a bond issue in a special election by about six to one. About 75 percent of 12 361 eligible voters cast ballots. Construction is planned to begin this fall on one bridge, next spring on another, with the third finishing in fall 1960.

Missoula

Philipsburg Balloting Shows Democrat Olsen Leading In Granite County

In Granite County most precincts reported results from Tuesday's primary with Arnold Olsen leading Democrat votes over John W. Bonner 317 to 206 and Chan Ettien topping the lieutenant governor field with 259 to 93. President had write ins and multiple races listed with detailed precinct tallies for secretary of state treasurer and other offices.

Boulder Jefferson County Kefauver Stevenson Harriman Arnold Daly Eisenhower Congress Lee Metcalf Ruth Greenough Mosby Louis Welch M. S. Galasso Donald A. McAlpine Edna J. Hinman Frank Murray J. Justin Bourquin Michael J. O’connell Forest H. Anderson Patrick J. Gilfeather Horace F. Casey Gerald Holland C. W. Purtle Harry H. Hartz Arthur J. Lochrie Bruce O. Mefford R. Lowell Watkins George A. Davis John J. Holmes Ovie N. Woolverton Alex Cunningham Lou Boedecker Willard E. Fraser Tom Gleason Leonard A. Young Mary W. Condon Kathleen Ramey W. G. Rafter Glenn Belisle Jean Cowan Crockett Alden N. Goodwin George E. Koontz Harriet Miller C. E. Naugle Hugh R. Adair Albert H. Angstman Edwin S. Booth E. K. Cheadle James D. Freebourn C. W. Leaphart Fifth Judicial District Philip A. Duncan Arnold Rieder George Pehl W. A. McCullough Robert E. Doepker John F. McGough Darwin W. Simmons al Smith Philipsburg Quigley Granite County Arnold Olsen John W. Bonner Olsen Bonner Chan Ettien Havre Paul Cannon Adlai Stevenson Estes Kefauver C. Arnold Lar Daly Galasso W. D. McDonald J. M. Nickey Danny O'Neill J. Hugo Aronson Henry H. Anderson Donald A. McAlp Arnold H. Olsen Aronson George M. Gosman Barclay Craighead Richard P. Donovan Randall Swanberg Ruth G. Mosby LeRoy H. Anderson Orvin B. Flare William A. Wall Forrest H. Anderson Democratic Superintendent of Public Instruction Mary M. Condon Republican Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenn H. Belisle Democratic Railroad Public Service Commission Lou C. Boedecker MRC Leonard C. Young Supreme Court Charles W. Leaphart Irving C. Pearson

Montana returns show heavy turnout in statewide races

Election results across Montana show large voter enthusiasm with Eisenhower leading nationwide in several precincts. Key races include Democratic and Republican nominees for governor and other statewide offices, with incumbents renominated and candidates from both parties advancing to November contests.

AFL CIO orders cent-per-month labor assessment

The AFL CIO Executive Council approved a 15 month cent per month assessment on its 15 million members to raise about 2.2 million dollars. President George Meany said the levy addresses a deficit from merged staffs since the organizations combined six months ago. The regular per capita dues are four cents per member. The assessment makes a total of five cents per member per month.

Washington Aflcio Executive Council George Meany Aflcio AFL CIO AFL Cio

Three State Senators and Five Representatives Lose Seats

In Montana the primary unofficial totals show three state senators and five representatives defeated. Notable upsets include Jess L. Angstman losing to Robert Durkee and J. Miller Smith winning the Lewis and Clark race over Fred H. Padbury. E. A. Wenger fell to Mike Ruane. several incumbents failed renomination across multiple districts.

Helena Montana Jess L. Angstman Hill Robert Durkee J. Miller Smith Lewis and Clark County Fred H. Padbury E. A. Wenger Deer Lodge Mike E. Ruane R. P. Purdy Gallatin James A. Mountain Silver Bow Ray Lee Thomas E. Tobin Archie Wilson Treasure Associated Press Beaverhead Brenner Big Horn W. B. Spear Carl Greenwald Blaine Thomas A. Ross Richard Nixon Carbon William R. Mackay John M.jarussi Custer C. M. Hatch Ray Grant Daniels E. Neil Taylor John E. Carney Dawson R. L. Robin John Quigley Liberty David F. James McCone J. Stewart Wright J. M. Hofland Meagher Walter A. Donohoe Paul Ringling Musselshell Clyde B. Brewer Earl E. Clark Park Paul Working Ben Stein Illips Fred L. Robinson Lee Schumacher Pondera J. P. Seifert Earl Keister Powder River Charles L. Scofield Milo Cook Powell Don F. Valston Dave Newman Prairie C. W. Gramdey Larry C. Forker Roosevelt B. R. Taylor Stanley R. Nees Angus R. McLeod Frank D. Reardon HOUSE George E. Gleed Clyde L. Hawks George Smith Broadwater Albert Diehl Patrick F. Hooks Maine Bernard W. Thomas Chris C. Bentz Cascade Fritz Norby William M. Scott Talmadge Staley Ernest C. Steel Roy A. Johnson Robert E. Williams Thomas E. Stewart Leonard D. Regan George D. Anderson Ronald W. Holtz Ole Gunderson James B. Meagher Russel Conklin George A. Morrison Chouteau John Mahood James Wood Jr Luster Ted Nelstead Charles M. Allen Robert Rask Joseph Brady Milton Fladager Edward T. Lee John R. Cook John R. Devier George Siderius Clarence Sheldon L. P. Tanner Dale McGarvey Walter L. Sales Dean Chaffin Ralph Evans Harrison Reeder R. L. Rampy Harold Erickson Garfield R — Norman Robertson John J. MacDonald Glacier Dave Higgins Percy DeWolf Golden Valley Dan H. Corcoran Wiliam J. Nelson Granite Wilford Johnson Hugh C. Cumming Lake Augusta Baumgartner L. Atkinson Clarence P. Bick Charles H. Harball Lewis and Clark Harold L Paulsen John G Thompson E. OD. Machaffie Elton M. Andrew Gene Robertson Harold M. Pomeroy Neil Sheperd Fred E. Barrett Lincoln George Weideman Allen Goodgame Madison Sumner Gerard Maurice R. Holmes Allen E. Bond Martin J. Beck Mineral Otto C. Hansen A. N Jensen Meagher Claude Kiff R. W. Johnson

Olsen margin over Bonner in Deer Lodge County primary

An odds tally across 19 precincts shows Arnold Olsen carrying the Democratic gubernatorial nomination with 3,135 votes to John W. Bonner's 1,336 in Deer Lodge County. Republican Gov. J Hugo Aronson had 515. Results include other statewide offices and local races in Anaconda and West Anaconda Townships.

Anaconda Deer Lodge Arnold Olsen John W. Bonner Olsen Bonner J. Hugo Aronson E. A. Wenger Michael E. Ruane Phil D. Thomas GOP Estes Kefauver S. C. Arnold Lar Daly Congress 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. Go George A. Davis Harry H. Hartz Arthur J. Lochrie Bruce O. Mefford R. Lowell Watkins John J. Holmes Ovie N. Woolverton Alex Cunningham Railroad and Public Service Lou Boedecker Willard E. Fraser Tom Gleason Leonard C. Young Mary M. Condon Kathleen Ramey Glenn H. Belisle Jean Cowan Crockett

Silver Bow County races settled in primary results

In Silver Bow County local races Frank Gorsh unopposed for a second term as county commissioner with 9 465 compliments. Maurice F. Hennesey won the Democratic county attorney nomination with 8 432 votes, unseating N F Rotering who had 6 318. Mary M Drew expected to win another term as county auditor with 9 196 compliments and no Republican opposition.

Page One McCormick Frank Gorsh Board of Maurice F. Hennesey N. F. Rotering Rotering Hennessey George Richardson Mary M. Drew William Kopach J. J. Winston Justices of the Peace Silver Bow Township Judge Kopach Judge Winston Eddie Mulholland Edward Lyons Mulholland Lyons Alice Combe Clarence A. Boam Joseph Harrington Roddy Kovick Namen LaHood South Butte Larry O'Farrell Evan Thibodeau Constable South Butte Township Fred Hicks Ed Winters Tony Matule Ervin West Larry McAllister Silver Bow County Estes Kefauver United States S. C. Arnold Lar Daly Lee Metcalf Montana Congress Ruth Greenough Mosby M. S. Galasso Butte W. D. McDonald Louis Welch Arnold Olsen John W. Bonner

Death Summons Michael Shegina

Michael Shegina 78, a former Anaconda resident who retired as a smelterman in 1951, died in Beverly Hills California. Born in Yugoslavia on April 4 1878 he came to Anaconda in 1909 and worked at Anaconda Reduction Works. He was active in Ss Peter and Paul society St Joseph Society and St Peter Church. Survived by wife Helen two sons and daughters in law two daughters in Beverly Hills two sons in law and four daughters in Missoula San Francisco and Helena a sister in Tacoma four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Body to arrive here Friday and be taken to Finnegan Company Chapel. Funeral Saturday at St Peter Church with solemn requiem mass. Burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery perpetual care section.

Anaconda Michael Shegina Beverly Hills Calif Chestnut Yugoslavia Shegina St. Peter James Scott George Demick Tacoma Wash Finnegan Company St. Peter Church Perpetual Care Mount Olivet Cemetery

Army Issues Call for 13 000 August Draftees

The Army issued a draft call for 13 000 men in August matching July. Since February 1950 the draft total reached 2 070 430 inducted or earmarked. The August figure follows 6 000 quotas for January through April and 12 000 for May and June. The rise reflects many enlistments ending this summer.

Washington Army

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