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.
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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.
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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.
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Butte
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Joseph
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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George Meany
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Rotering
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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.
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Michael Shegina
Beverly Hills
Calif
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Yugoslavia
Shegina
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James Scott
George Demick
Tacoma
Wash
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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.
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Army
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