California Governor Warren Declines National Office Run
California's Earl Warren after a talk with Gov. Thomas E. Dewey said he would not seek any national political office. He dismissed questions about a possible vice presidential draft and noted future plans including a commencement address at Union College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
U.P
Earl Warren
California
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Warren
Dewey
Executive Mansion
Union College
Schenectady
Tom
D Ewart Seeks 200000 For Fort Peck Recreation Plan
Rep. Wesley A. D Ewart told the House war department subcommittee that Fort Peck lake in Montana warrants 200000 for surveys roads water supply and sanitary facilities to open recreation areas around the dam. He cited Garfield county citizens building an access road as proof of local cooperation and said the plan foresees private and rental cabins with local cooperation in four main areas and eight fishing camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wesley A. D'Ewart
R-Mont
House
War Department
Fort Peck Lake
Montana
Fort Peck Dam
D’ewart
Hell Creek
Garfield County
Hardy Perennial Club Sets Party June 14
Members of the Hardy Perennial garden club will assemble June 14 in the Finlen hotel to mark the sixth annual Victory bridge luncheon. Final plans for the affair will be reviewed Monday night at a Chamber of Commerce committee meeting after an earlier error changing the date from July 14.
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Hardy Perennial Garden Club
Finlen Hotel
Victory Bridge
Chamber of Commerce
Three Killed When Train Collide With Auto Near Monmouth
In Monmouth California a southbound Santa Fe streamliner struck a stalled car at an intersection killing two small children and their father instantly. The mother and another child escaped as the train, traveling about 90 mph, left a mangled wreck that carried the car a quarter mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Calif
U.P
Selma
June Bride-Elect Feted at Shower
Elaine Johnson, a June bride-elect, was honored at a Tuesday bridal shower hosted by Mrs. R. Bergquist at 802 Madison in Helena. Thirty five guests attended including visitors Verne Segar of Honolulu and Margaret Gustafson of Stockholm. Gustafson, from a noted Swedish orchestra, entertained with Swedish and Hawaiian tunes on an Hawaiian guitar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Elaine Johnson
R. Bergquist
Madison
Miss Johnson
Verne Segar
Honolulu
Margaret Gustafson
Stockholm
Sweden
Gustafson
Gas Production Report Issued From Montana Wells
The Montana Rail Road Commission reports April gas production at 2.747 billion cubic feet, up from 2.071 billion in 1946. Largest contributor is Cut Bank field at 1.251 billion. Other notable wells include Bowes 16,453, Box Elder 56,218, Bowdoin 483,673, Cedar Creek 445,582, Kevin Sunburst 238,782, and Saco 1,105 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
State Railroad Commission
Cut Bank
Bowes
Box Elder
Bowdoin
Cedar Creek
Kevin Sunburst
Dry Creek
Whitlash
Kicking Horse
Saco
Hardin
Devon
Haystack Butte
State College Receives Grant for Titanium Research
Bozeman Montana State College has received a $3,000 grant from the Research Corporation of New York to study titanium and vanadium compounds. Dr. Charles N. Caughlan will lead the work on molecular structure and potential new materials for insulators and condensers in radio and radar equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana State College
R. R. Renne
Research Corporation of
New York City
Charles N. Caughlan
Montana Attorney General Rules Salaries Paid From General Fund
Montana's attorney general ruled that district judges and half of county attorneys' salaries could be paid from the state general fund on presentation of auditors' warrants. The opinion, sought by State Auditor John J Hournes, was delivered Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
U.P
Montana
R. V. Bottomly
John J. Hournes
La Crosse Pilot Dies in City Crash
Gordon Schultz of La Crosse was killed instantly when his plane crashed into his father's restaurant on the city outskirts. His uncle Harry Schultz suffered severe burns in the explosion and was not expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crosse
Wis
U.P
Gordon Schultz
Father
Harry Schultz
Missoula Postmaster Named Montana Association President
Mon tana Postmasters association elected Ralph Brown of Missoula as president and selected Great Falls as the 1948 convention site for June 10 to 12. Cletus Walsh became secretary as Leroy Von Eschen, Forest Derosia, Eleanor O’Connor, C. G. Monkman, Harry Andrews, and O. A. Smithey joined as officers and district directors. New executive committeemen include J. R. Wine, Mearl Fagg, Warren Toole, Lucille Cloud, Guy McClarren, Jessie Martin, Juanita McNeil, Pete Herbst, Lee Biggerstaff, Martin Coates, Lena Fleming, and Jack Cruickshank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Postmasters’ Association
Ralph Brown
Missoula
Great Falls
Cletus Walsh
Polytechnic
Leroy von Eschen
Fort Peck
Forest Derosia
Libby
Eleanor O'Connor
Livingston
C. G. Monkman
Chateau
Harry Andrews
Dillon
O. A. Smithey
Hamilton
Albert Schammel
Scobey
J. R. Wine
Mearl Fagg
Billings
Warren Toole
Lucille Cloud
Wolf Point
Guy McClarren
Ryegate
Jessie Martin
Harrison
Juanita McNeil
Troy
Pete Herbst
Plevna
Lee Biggerstaff
Charlo
Martin Coates
Martinsdale
Lena Flemming
Bonner
Jack Cruickshank
Bozeman
Summer school for the adult blind planned in Montana
Montana's summer school for the adult blind and partially sighted will run June 15 through 19 at the Lions Sunshine camp on the Little Blackfoot river west of Helena. Co sponsors include the state department of public welfare and Harold C. Williams of the Missouri School for the Blind will direct. Courses cover Braille and typewriting, orientation, home and shop industry, and business enterprise management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
National Flag Week Set by Governor
Gov. Sam C. Ford designates National Flag Week in Montana from Sunday to June 15 and names June 14 as Flag Day. He warns of morale dips after wars and urges continued reverence for the flag in peacetime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Sam C. Ford
Montana
D A R to Honor Miss Nelson in Helena
Joyce Nelson of Helena high school, named D A R Good Citizenship Girl for 1947, will be honored at Oro Fino chapter’s Flag Day luncheon on June 16 at the Montana club rathsheller. The event will be directed by Mrs. Frank Porter with lunch committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Joyce Nelson
Helena High School
Oro Fino
Daughters of the American Revolution
Montana
Rathsheller
Nelson
Louise H. Nelson
Henry
Frank Porter
Frank A. Johnson
Velma Pomeroy
Lillian Parmenter
H. E. Longmaid
Lottie Willett
Family to Leave for Great Falls
Helena. Mr and Mrs W A Dress and children Zoe Ann and Miles of Wolf Creek will move to Morong dam near Great Falls where Mr Dress will be foreman. They have resided 17 years in Wolf Creek where Mrs Dress led the 4 H club. Miles attended Helena high school and was in the band and Sea Scout troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
W. A. Dress
Zoe Ann
Miles
Wolf Creek
Morong Dam
Great Falls
Dress
Holter Dam
Miles Dress
Helena High School
Helena Sea Scout Troop
Two Montana Firms File Incorporation Articles
Helena June 7 two merchandising firms filed incorporation articles in the state secretary’s office. Pat R Gagner Inc Missoula petroleum firm authorized to issue 100000 capital stock by founders John P Duggan John J Walsh and Howard A Johnson all of Butte. The B and Y Store Inc Cascade authorized to issue 50000 capital stock with incorporators B W Brown Ronald Yandell Marguerite Brown Helen Yandell and Lois Mannakee all of Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
B. W. Brown
Ronald Yandell
Marguerite Brown
Helen Yandell
Lois Mannakee
Cascade
Mon tana Supreme Court affirms Slattery’s Super Service award
The Montana Supreme Court on Saturday affirmed a Big Horn county district court judgment awarding Slattery's Super Service 1220.23 dollars in satisfaction of claims against Crop Production Company. The unanimous opinion upheld District Judge Ben Harwood's ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Supreme Court
Big Horn
Mon tana Daughters of Union Veterans elect leaders
The Montana department Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War elected Sybel Slemmer of Kalispell as president at the convention closing. Other officers named include Elizabeth Opitz of Missoula senior vice president and Bessie Puterbaugh of Kalispell junior vice president, with a council of Gertrude Black, Violet Deeringer, and Mary Yocum among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Sybel Slemmer
Kalispell
Elizabeth Opitz
Missoula
Bessie Puterbaugh
Pearl Wilburn
Mae Pomeroy
Arah Jefferson
Marguerite Wilson
Gertrude Black
Violet Deeringer
Mary Yocum
Taxpayers urged to protest waste and high taxes
Montana taxpayers were urged to write their congressmen and senators to push tax cuts and elimination of federal waste during Taxpayer Week. R. A. Neill said federal expenses rose 381 percent since 1939 and praised nationwide response while noting endorsements from figures such as Joseph W. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
U.P
Montana
Montana Taxpayers’ Association
R. A. Neill
Association
Guide Service Planned in State Capitol
Helena Montana June 7 after June 16 the state will supply guide service to capitol visitors custodian Tom Brownlow said Blackie Butler who last year guided most of the 4000 visitors to the statehouse will serve again this year Brownlow said service will run until about September 15 Visitors from 48 states territories and foreign countries visited the capitol last year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Capitol
Tom Brownlow
Owen C
Blackie) Butler
Statehouse
Brownlow
Miss Perry to Wed June 15 in California University Chapel
Helena residents learn of Miss Margaret Carroll Perry of Berkeley and Leslie Wallace Harper of Martinez plan to wed on Sunday June 15 in Newman chapel on the University of California campus. Miss Perry is daughter of Owen H. Perry of Helena and Mrs Perry of Berkeley. Harper, a B-29 pilot, studied at UC law school after four and a half years in the Army Air Forces. the couple will reside in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Margaret Carroll Perry
Berkeley
Calif
Leslie Wallace Harper
Martinez
Newman
University of California
Owen H. Perry
Perry
Holy Name Academy
Piedmont
Harper
University of California Law School
Army Air Forces
Western Air Command
California
Past Presidents Hold Meeting in Helena
Leonora Mason hosted the Past President club of the Helena Business and Professional Women's club May 28. Inga Ellertson was initiated as retiring president. Helen Nelson named president and Ellertson secretary treasurer. Retiring officers Mary Johnson and Nellie Sites received gifts. The group planned attending the Sun Valley regional convention and the Butte state convention, then socialized. The next gathering will be June 25 at Bessie Bryte's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Leonora Mason
Breckenridge
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Inga Ellertson
Business Women's Club
Bessie Bryte
Helen Nelson
Miss Ellertson
Mary Johnson
Nellie Sites
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Sun Valley
Idaho
Butte
Montana Supreme Court to Admit Seven Law Graduates
Helena June 7 The Montana Supreme Court will admit seven Montana State University law school graduates to practice law in the state. They are Curtis C. Cook Missoula Robert C. Sykes Kalispell Bruce C. Babbitt Livingston Paul E. Hoffman Glasgow Allen R. McKenzie Philipsburg Arthur Martin Carlyle and John Me Schiltz Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Supreme Court
Montana State University Law School
Curtis C. Cook
Missoula
Robert C. Sykes
Kalispell
Bruce C. Babbitt
Livingston
Paul E. Hoffman
Glasgow
Allen R. McKenzie
Philipsburg
Arthur Martin
Carlyle
John Me. Schiltz
Billings
Montana highway commission meets in Helena with no bids opened
The Montana highway commission will meet in Helena on Monday and Tuesday for business sessions. For the first time in several meetings no bids will be opened for construction or maintenance projects. Geyser eruptions are caused by steam and gases building in underground tubes. Sydney, Australia reports its worst mosquito plague in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Highway Commission
Sydney
Australia
President Truman Goes for Drive
President Truman drove himself in a fast afternoon ride through sunshine, speeding up to seventy miles an hour. He visited his mother in Grandview then drove to Independence to see in laws, later returning to the hotel and noting his 94 year old mother was making progress with breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U.P
Truman
Grandview
Independence
Marie Sullivan Butte Resident Dies After Illness
Mrs. Marie Sullivan a longtime Alta Utah native and Butte resident died Saturday evening in a local hospital after an illness. She lived at 508 West Park and is survived by two sons Sylvester Sullivan and Paul Sullivan, seven grandsons, one granddaughter, three sons-in-law and four daughters including Mary Sullivan and others. Funeral arrangements are pending with Duggan’s Merrill mortuary and burial will be in Salt Lake City beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Sullivan
Alta
Utah
Butte
West Park
James E. Harrington Resigns Federal Post
James E. Harrington, longtime Butte native and son of Mrs. Richard Harrington, resigns as chief of the War Frauds division of the Justice Department for Southern California and goes into private law practice in Los Angeles. He previously led the Los Angeles Anti-trust office and aided in Japanese evacuation after Pearl Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Harrington
Butte
Richard Harrington
Placer
Department of Justice
Southern California
Los Angeles
Harrington
Pearl Harbor
Tom Clark
Butte High School
Montana State University
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Federal Bar Association
U. S. Supreme Court
Silver Bow County
Montana
California
Sigmie Chi
Miss Burke Kilroy
Harringtons
James Edward
Richard Kilroy Harrington
Treasury secretary’s mother-in-law dies in Arkansas
A spokesman said Secretary John W. Snyder’s mother-in-law Mrs. R F Cook died Saturday at her Blytheville Arkansas home after a long illness. No further details were available. The report notes she is mother of British Major Richard Campbell Brandram, linked to Princess Katherine of the Hellenes through engagement news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
R. F. Cook
Blytheville
Ark
Richard Campbell Brandram
Katherine of the
Hellenes
Swiss sewing machine makers sell 38 594 units valued at 2 875 000
Swiss sewing machine manufacturers reported sales of 38 594 machines worth 2 875 000 dollars in the previous year reflecting strong demand for precision equipment.
Booster Dinner Set by B P W
The Butte Business and Professional Women's club plans a Convention Booster dinner Monday at 6 30 in the Finlen hotel to drum up interest for the Montana silver jubilee convention. Delegates from 25 B P W clubs will gather in Butte June 20 22 with Rhoda Kennel presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Business and Professional Women’s Club
Finlen Hotel
Joyce Cowan Weds Herman Adelist at Ladd Field Alaska
Miss Joyce Mildred Cowan and Herman Adelist married May 30 at Ladd Field chapel Fairbanks Alaska. Chaplain Matheson officiated. witnesses Mr and Mrs Harold Fry attended. Cowan, a Powell county and Butte Business College alumna, served in WAVES 1945 46 and works in Alaska. Adelist, Butler High School graduate, served four years Navy and works for Fay Spafford and Thorndike. The couple will reside in Fairbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Business College
Hansen Packing Company
The
WAVES
Birch, Johnson and Lytle Construction Company
Alaska
Adelist
Butler High School
Navy
Fay, Spafford and Thorndike
Fairbanks
Church Schedule Is Announced In Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge on June 7 the Christian church reports redecorating with scaffolding so Sunday school and morning worship move to the parsonage basement on June 8. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and the 11 a.m. service feature the sermon Aff i rm a t i v e Living with Rev Mrs Foster and Mrs Gustafson hosting Tuesday meeting of teachers and officers.
Scouts to Meet Deer Lodge Camp Leaders Mothers
The Deer Lodge Girl Scout association will meet at 606 West Pennsylvania at 2 30 PM Tuesday June 10. All leaders troop committee members and mothers interested in the Girl Scout camp are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Girl Scout Association
Jacob Bircher
West Pennsylvania
Clara Josephson Returns from Annapolis Visit
Mrs. Clara Josephson has returned from a visit with her son Joe who attends school at Annapolis He remained until his departure on a cruise to Europe as part of his training
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Clara Josephson
Joe
Annapolis
New Reservoir Is Suggested In Dillon
Dillon officials consider building a new reservoir with one million gallons capacity as existing mains strain to meet population growth. City Engineer Sam Ward urged explore options during Wednesday night council session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Sam Ward
Kentucky
Barnett Avenues
California Street
LaMoine LeFay
Intermountain Transportation Company
Andrus
Idaho Street
Willis Haskell
Edgar Williams
George L. Routledge
R. D. Curry
Sam Wilkinson
George Gosman
City Library Board
W. J. Bierrum
Vic Camp
W. E. Monger
Dillon Gun Club Selects Team for A. J. Davis Cup
Dillon selects its gun club team to face Butte Trap and Anaconda Gun Club for the A. J. Davis cup. Team members: Ted Renfro Herman Peterson Ted Renfro Jr Russell Smith John Jackson. Peterson high in twilight shoot with 98 of 100. Other scores include Westergard 49 of 50 in handicap and Peterson 92 of 100 in doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Westergard
Peterson
E. Cragholm
H. Sneed
R. Smith
B. Smith
R. Cornell
Officers named for Dillon Rope N Saddle club
Mrs Farnum B Schuyler was elected president at the reorganization meeting in Dillon. George Shaffner is vice president and Mrs Albert Erickson secretary with Malcolm Stone treasurer. Plans include ride outs and picnics through summer and fall starting June 15 with a cavalcade to the Shaffner ranch for a noon lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shaffner Ranch
Malcolm Stone
Erickson
Frank Madden
George Shaffner
Chester Hale
Former Beaverhead Resident Dies in Idaho
Mrs. Ethel Catherine Tate Edgar 43 of Fort Hall Idaho and a former Beaverhead county resident died Wednesday noon in a Pocatello hospital. Born April 4 1904 in Melrose she was a daughter of Frank P and Mina E Carley Tate and a Melrose high school graduate. Burial was in View cemetery at Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Ethel Catherine Tate Edgar
Fort Hall
Idaho
Beaverhead County
Pocatello
Edgar
Melrose
Frank P
Mina E. Carley Tate
Melrose Senior High School
View
Students Register for Summer Session at State Normal College
Students arriving in the past days registered Saturday for the summer session at the State Normal College. More students are expected over the weekend and registration will continue Monday. A large enrollment is anticipated with several special features planned for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
State Normal College
Dentists Attend Clinic and Local Club Meeting in Dillon
Dr W J Romers and Dr R D Curry attended a dental clinic in Butte Thursday evening led by H F McGrane. Romers traveled with Sherry Sugar Janet Henneberry Mrs Romers and son Dean. The Merry Mixers plan their last meeting before summer recess next Monday at Mrs Ralph McFadden’s home. assessments will be collected and officers for the new year elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
W. J. Romers
R. D. Curry
Butte
H. F. McGrane
DDS
Chicago
Romers
Sherry Sugar
Janet Henneberry
Dean
Ralph McFadden
Utilities Shift from Coal to Oil in Shanghai
Most public utilities in Shanghai have converted from coal to oil fuel to reduce emissions and improve efficiency. The change affects power plants and municipal services, signaling a broader move toward cleaner energy use in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Legion Delegates to Attend Meet
A Dillon delegation led by Commander Farnum B Schuyler of Beaverhead post American Legion will attend the district meeting Sunday at Sheridan. The post with 259 paid members is allowed six official delegates to be chosen by Commander Schuyler from attendees, with several members already signaling attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Farnum B
Schuyler
Beaverhead
American Legion
Legions
Sheridan
B. A. Risley
Arthur Christensen
Waldron Boger
Bill Tait
Cornelius Hovren
George M. Gosman
Luther S. Smith
D. V. Paddock
Butte
Marine Corps League
Gregson Springs
American Legion Hall
Beaverhead Board Calls for Bids and Nurses Hire
Beaverhead County commissioners directed the clerk to call for bids for a county physician for the year starting July 9 1947 and decided to hire a fulltime county nurse. Dr George L Routledge reported on sanitary conditions at Harrison feed yards near the city, with no immediate action. Road and bridge funds claims will await the July budget year. District fire chiefs were appointed to serve as a vigilance committee in rural districts for the coming fire season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
George L. Routledge
Harrison
Routledge
Chester Buckingham
Marshall G. Ramsey
J. S. Brenner
J. N. Mansfield
Norman Downing
Lars Kalsta
George Bighorn
Lee Joy
Dan Pendergast
Wise River
Fred Gill
Ralph Potts
Les Hones
Wisdom
Orval Sparrow
B. M
Lawrence
Ted Woodard
Cook Sheep Company
Clayton Kennedy
Walter Sperry
J. O. Selby
Beaverhead River
William Knox
Pat Flynn
Weaver Smith
Walter Jones
Roscoe Cornell
Roy Forrester
M. J. Ambrose
Dale Metlen
E. Anderson
John Rebich
Norman Nelson
Clyde Smith
Herbert Mace
Dr Harry Colter Wins National Research Council Award
Dillon June 17 Dr Harry F Colter Mayo Foundation fellow has won the National Research Council award for study with Professor E Adrian at Cambridge England. He will begin a one year fellowship next fall after a Mayo Clinic post doctorate and Mayo Institute work in diagnosis and neuro physiological research culminating in brain function studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
National Society For Research In Neuropsychiatry
Mayo Clinic
Colfer
Hyssop
Hospital Notes and Admitted and Dismissed List
In hospital notes for ST JAMES and MURRAY areas several admissions and dismissals are listed. Names include Beatrice Rodgers Lyle Neubauer Douglas Mutch Peggy Moran John Johnson Nick DeLeon and others with addresses in Hartley Sheridan Liv ingston Havre Anaconda and Melrose. Insect damage and inexper ienced growers reduced Algeria 1946 cotton crop to three tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. James
Beatrice Rodgers
Utah
Hartley Webb
Mullin
Lyle Neubauer
Deer Lodge
Douglas Mutch
Whitman
Frank O'Brien
Illinois
Nick DeLeon
Melrose
John Johnson
South Jackson
Peggy Moran
West Silver
John Geary
South Clark
Opal Ellen Kelly
West Granite
Robert Glick
Sheridan
Algeria
Baxter Pleads Not Guilty In First Degree Assault Case
Elmo V. Baxter, 30, pleaded not guilty in district court to first degree assault with intent to kill. Judge Downey set bond at 4000 and Baxter remained jailed. State was represented by J Frank Sullivan, Baxter by John B McClernan. Mrs Rose Baxter, wife of the accused, is reported hospitalized at St James in good condition after the Thursday morning shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo V. Baxter
T. E. Downey
J. Frank Sullivan
Baxter
John B. McClernan
Rose Baxter
St. James Hospital
Parachute Fatality at Birmingham Air Carnival
Miss Mitchell Irma Long, 26, of Birmingham was killed when her parachute failed to open during a dual jump at Birmingham National Air carnival. Her partner John B. Van Hoozer, also of Birmingham, was injured after his parachute opened and he landed in a tree from about 9 000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Mitchell Irma Long
John B. van Hoozer
Butte Visitors Arrive From Across Montana and Beyond
Butte greets a wave of visitors on Saturday including residents from Missoula Great Falls Helena and Bozeman along with Dillon and Dillon Lips. Notables include Bishop Henry H Daniels and Dr. Richard J McCartan who received a medical degree Creighton University. Community events include Calanthe temple meeting Miners union drum corps practice and Butte Marine Corps league picnic planned for Sunday.
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D'Ewart
Hardy Perennial Club
State College
Treasure State News
Postmasters End
Miss Nelson
State Capitol
Miss Perry
High Court
Ginny Lowery
Joliet, Ill
United States
B.P.W
Pearl Schroeder
Mabel Rockefeller
Catherine Harrington
Nellie Baker
Laura Hansen
Lottie Smith
Elsie Gordon
Elsie Wellman
Eva Arnold
Helen Stein
Rhoda G. Kennel
Butte Club
Carol Herron
Amherst
Whitehall
Dillon News Bureau
R. News
Dillon Gun Club
Dillon Club
Legion
Beaverhead Board
Harry Colter
Murray
Margaret
Marjorie Hurlbert
Warm Springs
Carl Wizeman
Carter
Edna Olson
Joseph Oster
Toboggan
Martha Stewart
South Arizona
Ivy Evans
West Aluminum
Peter Maros
West Mercury
Louis Halverson
Havre
Franklin McGreevey
Anaconda
Robbie Smith
William Madison
Jean B. Jackson of
City
Frank McDowell
Anna Luton
S. D. Johnson
George Korech
A. T. Hibbard
Henry H. Daniels
Pearl Bratsberg of
William Scallon
Charles L. Scott
Lewistown
Anker Larsen of
Alta Sanders
Mrs. Hugh Garden
Albert Fortune
Silver Bow
Paul Rajacich
East Broadway
Donald H. McKenzie
C. W. Fredrickson of
Lincoln G. Falconer
E. C. Doll
Calanthe Temple No. 3
Knights of Pythias Hall
Miners’ Union
Union Hall
Richard J. McCaran
Delaware
Patrick McCartan
Creighton University
Dr. McCartan
Boys Central High School
Carroll College
Creighton
St. Luke Hospital
Spokane
Elmer Shea
Neil McGinnis
Donna Mac Ek
Portland
Anker Larsen
Pearl Bralsberg
Norman Mattson
Phyllis A. White
E. W. Williams
Montana Power Company
Northwest Airlines
Montreal
Canada
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Williams
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