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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
9
Sheriff William L. Dalling reports a series of railroad tampering by children near the city north end. Patrols are assigned to keep youths away from tracks as actions such as pin removal, car release on grades, wheel box packing fires, switch throwing, and track obstructions endanger lives. Parents urged to stop the dangerous activity.
The National Automobile Owners and Drivers Assn with headquarters in 3 S. Arizona adopted resolutions opposing any extra state or federal taxes on automobiles trucks and gasoline and any proposals related to motor vehicles. D G Goggin B C Kinman and Henry Mernin were reelected president vice president and secretary treasurer respectively.
Election workers forced a door at a California precinct to begin voting. The Ra mona Gardens chief inspector arrived on time but found he had the wrong key, delaying start.
A Rocco Construction Co truck rammed a parked U S mail truck on South Wyoming near Park Street. Juvenile driver lost control after turning south. Mail truck owner John Vogel and other involved parties notified to report to Police Chief Riley. Also mentions ancient Egyptian tomb finds.
Frank Malensek 47 pleaded guilty in District Court to obtaining property by false pretenses. Judge John B. McClernan sentenced him to one year in state prison for signing the name Tony Malensek on sales slips at Hennessy Department Store on May 5 and obtaining merchandise valued at $312.10.
Eight School of Mines graduates will be commissioned as second lieutenants in the Air Force Reserve at Friday’s Museum Hall ceremony. Recipients include Dale C. Barnum Weed California Theodore Berthelote Polson Norman Erickson Lewistown Garvin Godfrey Somerset Clarence Howard Butte John Riggleman Libby James Shaffer Mackay Ernest Stenmark Glendive. Barnum and Stenmark will begin meteorological flight training in September.
Police will issue traffic tickets starting Thursday for vehicles parked in truck loading zones. Lt. George Stanich said double parking in occupied zones also leads to tickets. Unavoidable double parking may occur for up to 10 minutes.
Mr and Mrs Al Lautman arrived in Butte after a ten month journey starting from Seattle aboard a Swedish freighter. They visited Scandinavia Western Europe Suez Canal Australia Hong Kong Hawaii and described unrest and violence they encountered. They kept photo records and notebooks before enjoying a homecoming.
Seventeen Linnea Lodge No. 174, Order of Vasa, members who died in the last five years will be remembered in memorial services Friday at 8 p m in Scandia Hall. Mrs Helen Davis leads with Elizabeth Bretherton on organ. Afterward the lodge meets in regular session with refreshments served.
Community Memorial and St. James report numerous admitted and discharged patients with names and addresses including Dillon Anaconda Three Forks Missoula Helena Meaderville Walkerville Havre and other locales. Notable entries include Richard Williams Edward P. Drabant and Baby Armando Jaramillo among admitted, and Grace Lowery Elaine M. Boucher Laura Melaney and Sharon Wicka among discharged.
First Lt Frank E Humpert assistant professor of air science and tactics at the School of Mines will report to Hamilton Air Force Base California next Sunday to serve as attack officer for the Air Force ROTC summer camp He will then be discharged and return to Napa California to resume teaching at Napa Junior High School Humpert has served in the Air Force since 1949 and joined the Mines ROTC unit last year He has been active in Butte Jaycee affairs.
Judge John Seton turned 107 into the city treasury on Wednesday from motorist forfeitures. The sum includes a 25 bond posted by Gael Snow for careless driving and 50 forfeited by Arthur Severson for destroying private property. Other cases cited state vagrancy with suspended or stayed jail terms.
The United States maintains a vast pipeline system spanning 281 632 miles transporting crude oil natural gas and petroleum products across multiple regions and states enabling essential energy distribution.
Moving to Missoula seek complete information on homes new or used from CATT. Wathak Residence lists phone 98 2184 and office 6 662 for inquiries.
A sequence of names and addresses appears followed by a fact about crocodiles and turtles holding breath underwater until resurfacing. The text mixes household references with an animal respiration detail.
Agriculture Commissioner Harold J. Ryan urged more hunters and trappers to track bobcats and coyotes roaming Los Angeles County. He warned these predators prey on county livestock and stressed heightened efforts to protect farms and ranches.
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