Draft Boards Struggle to Find Eligible Men for Calls
Silver Bow county boards report a very low yield of draft eligible men 26 to 30 years old as they continue annual surveys. A few veterans have been ordered to pre induction exams. others face later calls if approved. Next induction set for June 18 with reliance on volunteers amid delays.
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Silver Bow County
Board No. 2
Board No. 1
Board No. 3
Boards No. 1
No. 3
Board
Walter J. Medan
East Mercury
William L. Christensen
Kaw
Donald B. Thomas
North Atlantic
William J. Koski
LaFayette
Chester F. Wills
West Copper
Joseph T. One
Alabama
Kenneth E. Shields
West
Broadway
Daniel J. Mahoney, Jr
North
Montana
John Delaney
Hornet
Joseph Muria
East Agate
John D. O'Neill
East Summit
Leonard F. Burrough
Alaska
Robert J. McCarthy
West Granite
William H. Pierce
Blackstone Hotel
Paul G. Olsen
James L. Dennehy
East Center
Lawrence M. Dennehy
East LaPlatte
Leon G. Mehring
Butte
Harold FE. Templin
Richard G. Cannon
William P. Prendergast
Waukesha
George H. Cannon
Caledonia
Stephan E. McMahon
West Woolman
Joseph E. Floreen
West Center
Leroy Kuchler
Charles J. Mitchell
West Boardman
Robert J. Farrell
West Broadway
Frank E Oliver
Finlen Hotel
George M. Fanning
South Arizona
Herbert W. Corkish
West Mercury
William W. Maxson
West Pork
Cury
James F. Doran
West Galena
Rudolph F. Fortune
Washington
William J. Judd
West Silver
Russell L. Hood
Silver Bow
Melvin W Rowe
Maryland
Kenneth M. Judd
East Park
Elmer H. McNabb
Fred W. Cobb
Joseph H. Pedlar
Colorado
Melvin E. Wendell
Placer
Walter L. Hatfield
West Park
George Trevenna, Jr
Rocker
Raymond J. Richards
South Wyoming
Bill D. Elderkin
South Idaho
Gordon T. McPherson, Jr
West Steel
William P. Comstock
Delaware
Midan H. Marsenich
Wallace D. Paddock
William W. Nye
William J. Kambich
Walkerville
Donald E. Davis
Oregon
Charles D. Driscoll
George W. Oewisli
West Gold
Harold W. Poppe
West Aluminum
Earl F. O'Neill
South Washington
Morrell Nominated for Four Star Admiral Post
President Truman nominated Vice Admiral Ben Morrell, head of government coal mines under Interior Secretary Krug, for promotion to four star admiral. Morrell, a civil engineer in the Navy, oversees the soft coal mines and holds active command in that sector.
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Washington
Truman
Ben Morrell
Morrell
Krug
Navy
Grenade Attack Wounds 34 at Empire Services Club
The British army reported 34 people injured at the Empire Services club in Cairo after a grenade exploded last night. Among the injured are 32 Indian soldiers and one Indian and one Sudanese civilian. The incident occurred Friday night and security forces are investigating.
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Cairo
Empire Services Club
Kremlin's War Era Rise for Kravchenko Engineer Chief
Kravchenko recalls joining Sovnarkom war engineering after a brutal march and medical treatment. He meets Utkin and Pamfilov, is offered a top post, passes a strict party check, and is installed as chief engineer of a nine-plant trust for front supplies during 1942 Moscow winter.
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Krasny Bor
Dmitri
Menzelinsk
Irina
Military Commissariat
Moscow
Napoleon
Bureau
Promtrest
Kravchenko
Sovnarkom
United States
Andrei Ivanovich Utkin
Kravcchenko
Atkin
Department of War Engineering Armament
The
Trust
Stalin
Constantine Pamfilov
Utkin
Pamfilov
Pary
Ukraine
Caucasus
Volga
Stalingrad
Summer Grazing Program Opens in Deer Lodge Forest
Forest Supervisor W. E. Fry announced the start of grazing for about 13 000 cattle and 12 700 sheep under permit across six districts of the Deer Lodge national forest. About 4 500 cattle are on lower ranges with 6 000 more due around June 16 and 2 500 to forest pastures by July 1. Sheep grazing begins July 1. some areas like Philipsburg and Whitehall exclude sheep. The overall stock under permit matches 1945 levels with ample grass and water expected as snow melts and higher elevation pastures open up to 10 000 feet.
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Deer Lodge National Forest
W. E. Fry
Whitehall
Philipsburg
Fry
Rites Set for Morgan Connole Former Butte Resident
Morgan Connole, a former Butte resident who died Tuesday in Missoula after five years there, was born in Minnesota and worked for the Northern Pacific railroad. Surviving relatives include four brothers and three sisters in law, with connections in Butte, Conrad, Dupuyer, and Minnesota. The body will be moved to Sherman and Reed funeral home. Funeral is Saturday at 9 30 AM at Sacred Heart church with a requiem high mass. Burial follows in Holy Cross cemetery.
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Morgan Connole
Butte
Missoula
Minnesota
Northern Pacific Railroad
Joseph Connole
Leo Connole
James Connole
Conrad
George Connole
Dupuyer
B. C. Jannuch
Ed Neier
Sherman and Reed Funeral
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Lodge Ceremonials Bring Knights from Several Cities
Members of Al Hoosayn temple No 82 Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan from Deer Lodge Helena Anaconda and Butte gather at the Pythian castle on South Main street for a ceremonial Saturday night initiation of a class of tyres with E N Genzberger master of ceremonies and Richard H Thomas royal vizier. A large entertainment and dinner follow the rites.
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al Hoosayn Temple No
Dramatic Order
Knights of
Permits Needed for Brush Fires in County Area
Deer Lodge National Forest officials urge residents to obtain a permit before burning brush or wasteland grass. Permits from the forest office or Jack Healy, county fire warden, are free. Officials say early notification can prevent wasted trips to controlled burns and costly responses. Counties including Silver Bow and Deer Lodge require permits after May 1.
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Deer Lodge National Forest
Forest
Jack Healy
Silver Bow
W. E. Fry
Deer Lodge
Army Recruiting Offers Broad Training And Fast Advancement
The Regular Army promises education and training in over 200 skills and trades with good pay and career growth. More than 750,000 have enlisted, with calls to reach one million. Visit a U S Army Camp, Post, or Recruiting Station for full details.
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U. S. Army
Divorces Granted in District Court Decrees Filed
Three divorces and a suit for separate maintenance were filed in Elmer Shea’s office. Judge T E Downey signed divorces for Anna May Hulse from Paul W Hulse Lois Barker from Edwin Barker and Thelma Hess from William Hess. Hulse’s name was restored to Anna May Carlson and Hess’s name to Thelma Fischer. Barker custody of a minor son Mathilda Neighbor filed suit for separate maintenance from Clyde Neighbor alleging extreme cruelty. The couple married in Butte on April 17 1918.
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Elmer Shea
District Court
T. E. Downey
Anna May Hulse
Paul W. Hulse
Lois Barker
Edwin Barker
Thelma Hess
William Hess
Clyde
Butte
Rev D N Jensen New Pastor Arrives in City
The Rev. D. N. Jensen arrives with his family from Maynard Minn to become pastor of United Lutheran Church succeeding Rev. George Overdier. He will lead services Sunday at 58A West Broadway and reside at 305 West Broadway with his wife and three daughters. Jensen, ordained 1931, served in Woodale Minn Fargo N D and volunteered for Army chaplains ending as major with 29 months overseas. He earned four campaign stars and a commanding general’s commendation. He helped conduct services in Germany under fire near Aachen three and a half weeks before its fall.
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D. N. Jensen
United Lutheran Church
Maynard Minn
George Overdier
Rocky Boy Indian Mission
Jensen
West Broadway
Woodale
Minn
Fargo
N. D
Army Corps of Chaplains
England
France
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Ninth Aviation Engineer Command
Brand
Aachen
New Drug Promises Hay Fever Relief at Columbia Center
Relief in a high percentage of hay fever cases is reported from Columbia Presbyterian medical center for a new drug, anthallan. Discovered by Dr. Walter S. Loewe, a 61 year old German refugee pharmacologist now on the University of Utah faculty, the non toxic coal tar derivative may also aid other nose and skin allergies.
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New York
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Walter S. Loewe
University of Utah
Knievel Elected President of Butte Chamber of Commerce
A J Knievel was elected president of the Butte Chamber of Commerce at the annual reorganization meeting held at the Finlen hotel. Officers named include Charles H Gallagher as first vice president Charles S Youlden as second vice president and A J Davis as treasurer. The fiscal year begins June 1 and the board plans to outline the year’s program after a committee meeting.
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A. J. Knievel
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Finlen Hotel
Charles H. Gallagher
Charles S. Youlden
A. J. Davis
Chamber
Ray J. MacDonald
George A. Hill
H. L Casebeer
J. R. Thomas
Fred S. Decker
Charles Amos
O. R. Ashford
J. J Burke
Fred Decker
Tom Kelly
Martin Fleming
Charles H. Galla
Powell Charged With Statutory Offense in District Court
An information charging Leonard Powell with a statutory offense was filed in district court Friday by the county attorney. Judge T. E. Downey set plea entry for 2 o clock Thursday afternoon. Powell is jailed in lieu of a $2,000 bond.
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Leonard Powell
T. E. Downey
Powell
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