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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1957
Page
9
The Circle of Serbian Sisters plan memorial services for deceased members at 11 a.m. Saturday led by Rev. Mileta Simonovich. On Sunday Serbian Orthodox Church observes Krsna Slava Holy Trinity Day starting at 10 a.m. with Ko lach breaking. Turkey dinner at 5 p.m. features diploma presentations and choir songs.
The article notes Stead established common modern practices such as the interview use of illustrations and the practice of issuing extra editions to publish timely news.
A U.S. Department of Agriculture survey shows American families spend most of their food dollars on meat at 25 percent and dairy products at 17 percent, more than any other food group.
Brig. Gen. Paul S. Emrick of the Sixth Air Division in Tampa criticized airmen who skipped dental appointments. He called missing a dental checkup equivalent to failing to report for a scheduled military formation, signaling strict disciplinary tone.
Walter L. Davis began sneezing upon seeing flowers on a table at home. His wife knew he was allergic to pollen, yet the flowers were artificial.
A note highlights potato chips as a source of protein and minerals including calcium phosphorus iron and essential vitamins thiamine riboflavin niacin and ascorbic acid, suggesting practical nutritional value.
A Dortmund court ordered Siegmar Schroeder to use psychology rather than corporal punishment. The 41 year old teacher received an eight month suspended sentence and a 500 mark fine for regularly beating two young students aged 10 and 11 for inattention.
A state manufacturing directory lists 1,091 plants in New Mexico, up 22 percent from 893 two years earlier. The Albuquerque area accounts for 322 plants, reflecting concentrated industrial activity in the region.
George and Shirley Woodall married and began a shared life filled with musical challenge. Both players of the bass fiddle, they moved out furniture to rehearse together and balance their home and art.
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