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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1957
Page
11
Emanuel Lutheran Church at 300 S Montana St opens a two week program for children aged four to eight from 9 30 to 11 30 a m and for ages nine to fourteen from 1 to 3 p m Monday through Friday Walter W W Immonen Sunday school superintendent says the curriculum covers Bible lessons worship songs recreation and handicraft.
A column surveys diverse curiosities from prehistoric life to space and language. It notes the Dawn horse once lived in Wyoming, fossils at Amherst, and contrasts ancient and modern geography, then invites readers to submit nature questions for a 30-volume Encyclopaedia Americana prize.
Authorities seek information on multiple persons believed to be in the Butte area. Names include Clarence C. Johnson, Robert D. Lane, Mrs April Caswell, Robert G. Lynch, William A. Baker, Everett C. Fusman known as Dutch, and Robert Semmons. Anyone with information should contact Lt. Powell at police headquarters.
Navy announces enlistment of young men with musical training for the Navy School of Music and service bands. Information available at the Butte recruiting station in the Post Office building as announced by Jack W. Hagg.
A Newark customer failed to receive pork chops paid for as butcher James Underwood admitted to police a closing rush customer took home $400 in currency wrapped for the cash register. The next morning the package contained two chops instead of money.
New York reports the D-day landings began at 6 30 a m with Allied forces storming the Normandy beaches. Air and sea bombardment included 1 400 American and 1 000 British bombers and 20 divisions from the United States Britain Canada France and Poland facing 65 German divisions. The German capitulation came at 5 01 a m May 8 after 11 months and 2 days. Denmark and Finland near total literacy.
Willie L. Mills, recently retired as a rural mail carrier in Newberry Delaware County, estimates he logged 400000 miles during a 36 year career. He started with horse and buggy on a 24 mile route and finished with a car on a 50 mile circuit.
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