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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1946

Page

6

Coroner's Jury Delivers Verdict in Butte Shooting Case

Witnesses testified in the inquest into the shooting death of Guidoni. Tomich recalled two shots from the Holling home area as he and Guidoni walked home on Mercury street. Ellen Holling and Edna Holling described the scene and their father's cat shooting habit. Mrs Guidoni said Guidoni spoke after being shot, wishing to know who fired. Trial details show Coroner Sayatovic and County Attorney Roe presiding.

Butte Young Tomich Guidoni Boy Mercury Street Holling Home Holling Porch Guidoni Edna Jean Holling

Meat Shortage Protest From Butte Dealers and Chamber

OPA regional directors in Denver receive telegrams from the Butte Chamber of Commerce representing 93 retail and wholesale meat processors protesting current quotas and ceilings. They demand relief to secure 15 to 30 percent average supply and warn of famine risk if not addressed. Senators Wheeler and Murray are urged to act to improve meat availability and either abandon or rectify OPA policy.

OPA Denver Butte Butte Chamber of Commerce B. K. Wheeler James E. Murray Montana Senate

Greece’s emergency decree suspends courts and orders death penalty

The royalist government in Athens invoked a drastic emergency decree to crush disorder in Greece. It suspends six articles of the constitution relating to courts and grants police and troops broad powers including entry without warrants. The decree imposes the death penalty for armed actions against authorities or interference with police as Macedonia is placed on high alert.

Athens Greece Macedonia

Mines Alumni Banquet Set With New Graduates Honored

Mines alumni plan a banquet inviting faculty and guests. New alumni include James T. Thornton Walter F. Everly Wilmer R. Peterson from Butte John R. Cole Anaconda William H. Love Billings Albert E. Letey Klein William L. Goodman Great Falls Robert R. Bergis Oswego Ore Charles J. Leyden Joplin Mo The event caps a year of three meetings and follows sessions in Butte and Anaconda with enthusiastic reports.

Mines James T. Thornton Walter F. Everly Wilmer R. Peterson Butte John R. Cole Anaconda William H. Love Billings Albert E. Letey Klein William L. Goodman Great Falls Robert R. Bergis Oswego

Burma Faces Reign of Terror as British in Burma Struggle

In the House of Commons reports describe Burma in a state of near war with lawlessness widespread. Brigands armed with mortars and automatic rifles clash with government forces as village defense schemes expand and the civil government presses on with combined operations.

London House of Commons Burma Commons Rangoon Britain Leonard David Gammons Arthur Henderson India Henderson Basin Neven-Spence Spence Tom Driberg

Torpedo Found At Golden Gate Declared Dud

Navy demolition experts reported a Japanese torpedo found at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge was practically a dud. Normal traffic resumed over and under the bridge after the discovery two days earlier.

San Francisco U.P Golden Gate Bridge Navy

Resourcefulness Is Needed to Lick Problems of Peace

Secretary Krug speaks at the 46th Montana School of Mines graduation in Butte about intensifying resource exploration, improved methods, and the need to preserve industrial strength for national defense. He receives an honorary doctor of engineering and praises Dr. Thomson and Gov. Ford as Montana leaders.

Krug America Francis A. Thomson Thomson Interior Department Laramie Wyo Wyoming Stock Growers Association Michael W. Straus Reclamation C. Girard Davidson Bonneville Power Administration Interior Joel Wolfsohn General Land Office Washington D. C S. H. Lorain Albany Ore United States Bureau of Mines John A. Johnson Duluth Butte Continental Divide Sam C. Ford Montana Mines G. A. Selke Helena University of Montana George Bennett U. S. Bureau of Mines C. E. Erdman Great Falls U. S. Geological Survey D. M. Kelly Western Anaconda Copper Mining Company R. H. Glover Anaconda Company E. S. McGlone Western Mining F. W. Bird Montana Power Company Carl J. Trauerman Mining Association of Montana Paul A. Gow North Butte Mining Company E. M. Tittman East Helena American Smelting and Refining Company G. T. Vandel Last Chance Gulch Lyman Brooks, Jr Cooke City Finlen O. S. Worden Montana State Conservation Board D. P. Fabrick Chateau al Winkler Kalispell Don Treloar Montana Mr. Trauerman Reno H. Sales Bureau of Mines The Geological Survey Montana School of Mines Gov. Ford A. E. Koenig W. Milton Brown Montana Board of Education Ford Selke John H. Gambill, Jr Seattle Wash John A. Finley Milwaukee Wis University of Wisconsin, Madison Wisconsin University

St Joseph Aspirin Ad Promises Purity and Value

A local advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as guaranteed quality and purity. It claims fast acting relief with a 12 tablet pack for 10c and a 100 tablet bottle for 35c, urging readers to demand genuine product at low price.

St. Joseph

Senators Hit Back at Philip Murray

Six senators including Ball Byrd Elender Hatch Smith and Taft criticized C I O president Philip Murray for opposing the Case labor disputes bill. They argued Murray’s analysis shows the CIO seeks no restraint on strikes and urged the President to act by midnight next Wednesday.

Washington Philip Murray Ball R-Minn Byrd D-Va Ellender D-La Hatch D-N. M Smith R-N. J Taft Rohio Murray

Firemen Use Goldfish to Fight South African Blaze

A home near Pietermaritzburg lacked municipal water forcing firefighters to deploy hundreds of goldfish from a pond through hoses for hours. They then brought water in pails from a nearby hill to douse the flames. Halwill, England, is effectively run by eight White families owning most village offices.

Pietermaritzburg South Africa Halwill England

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