Montana Stockgrowers and Woolgrowers Tour Western States
Officials of the Montana Stockgrowers and Woolgrowers associations plan a June gathering with Armour and Company guests to study western livestock problems. The party will travel through Yellowstone Park and Gallatin Valley to Montana State College, where department heads will present livestock and range work from the experiment station and college.
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Helena
Montana
Biliigs
Wit Armour and Company
Amour
Yellowstone Park
Galla- UN
Montana State College
Two File Petitions for Judgeships in Montana
Helena June 71 WA Two men filed petitions Monday for district judgeships. Lyman H Bennett of Virginia City seeks re election to the Fifth district bench which covers Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties. J D Taylor of Hamilton filed for the Fourth district bench which includes Missoula Mineral Lake Ravalli and Sanders counties. The two Fourth district incumbents Albert Besancon and GC Comer had previously filed for the election.
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Helena
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
Beaverhead
Jefferson
Madison
D. Taylor
Hamilton
Missoula
Mineral
Lake
Raval
Sanders
Albert Besancon
Comer
Murder Probe In San Joaquin River Death Of Mrs Hilda OBrien
Pittsburg California June 1 two suspects sought for the murder of 34 year old Hilda Pryor O'Brien whose nude battered body was found floating in the San Joaquin River Saturday night Identified by her father Bud Pryor a local businessman He said she was seen alive Friday night The body was retrieved by Fishermen Curtis and Stuhr of Berkeley Authorities call it a deliberate murder with several leads but with few details at this time
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Pittsburg
Calif
Mondey
Hilda Pryor O'Brien
San Joaquin River
Franeie J. Curtis
Theodore Stuhr
Berkeley
Sal Jimno
Jimno
Plans for West Daly pave to become state highway route
Walkerville officials meet state and federal highway authorities to present plans to convert West Daly street into state highway BOL and to discuss federal land loans for residents. State planners expect construction on Daly s Creek to start within months if federal approval is granted, while Missouri River area officials prepare to request about 1100000 in federal aid for repairs to bridges and roads damaged by spring floods.
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Butteman
Plang
The
Highway Board
Daly Street
Sléeres
Federal Bureau
Daly S Creek
Hiltoly
Ben Hill
Helena
Walker- Wile
Wallerville
Sher
Walkerville
Bill
Walkersville
Missoula
South County
Spring Foods
B. Parsnnin
Hatcheck Girl Dorothy Lawlor Bids for $15000 Husband in Daytona
Hempstead hatcheck girl Dorothy Lawlor flew to Daytona Beach with Dan Wicker after advertising for a husband who would pay cash. A chaotic evening featured a motorcade, a bar crowd, and a planned private talk. Wicker offered $13 000 but plans to press suit and press dates.
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Brep Rogers
Daytona Brack
Fin
duns @U
Dorothy Lawlor
Romeo
Dan Wicker
Hhateheck
Hempstead
N.Y
Wicker
Wall ‘Withers
Danny
Daytona Beach
Dorothy
Hii
Hempstead, N. Yy
Mrs. Lawlor
Hornis
Chrysler
Benes Resigns as Czech Chief Amid Communist Takeover
Prague June 7. President Eduard Benes resigned, clearing the way for Camp Tunnists to seize control of Czechoslovakia after the February coup. Health-weary and retired, Benes formalized his exit as the new Communist parliament, elected in a single bloc, prepares to choose a successor. Premier Klement Gottwald was expected to seek the presidency if desired.
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Prague
U.R
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Bennes
Ain
Klement Gottwald
Montana university and colleges hold 1948 commencement
Graduation exercises at Montana University held Monday saw 432 students receive degrees, including 318 bachelor of science degrees, with Montana State College conferring multiple degrees and two honorary doctorates. Dr Lawrence A. Kimpton urged human tolerance and moral control in the atomic age during the ceremonies at Missoula and related campuses.
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al Associated Prera
Montana University Unita
Montana University
Misequis
Montana State College
Bozeman
School of Mines
Hutte
Eastern Montana Normal
Billings
Northern Montana College
Havre
Montana Normal
Dillon
Montana State
William D. Copeland
Rocky Mountain Collage
L. R Durker
Works Administration
Durkee
Willian Lee Popham
Bureau of Entomology and Plant Control
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Haglunda
Watkins Wet
University of Chicago
Missouri
Belke
Missoula
Lawrence A. Kimpton
Stanford University
Kimpton
Chicero University
Prison Population Falls During May in Montana Jail
DEER LODGE June 7 Prison population in Montana declined in May according to Warden Henry. Seventeen inmates were admitted and 24 released during the month, leaving the total at 423 on May 31, up from 408 on January 1.
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Deer Lodge
Montana
Henry
Highways 2 and 10 Are Damaged Most
Acting Gov. Eaton and State Highway Engineer Hart toured western Montana flood areas. They reported United States highways No 10 and 2 suffered the most damage. Eaton said he led applications with federal agencies for assistance to local governments facing major property losses.
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Helena
Ernest T. Eaton
Scott P. Hart
Montana
Eaton
Postmaster Meeting Opens This Morning
The 13th annual convention of the Montana Association of Postmasters opened at 7 o clock Monday night in Great Falls with Postmaster G. J. Walsh of Billings in charge. The three day meeting will begin business sessions Tuesday morning after welcomes from Mayor J. G. Johnson and Helena Postmaster J. R Winn Sr. Reports will be given by Halph W Brown Missoula state association president Walsh state secretary Harry J Andrus Dillon treasurer and Mrs Warren Tools Great Falls for the ladies auxiliary. LeRoy Van Eschen Fort Peck will report on the national convention and Jesuana D McNeil Troy will lead a panel. Principal address will be given Wednesday morning by T J Cronin Washington DC. New officers will be elected and the convention closes Thursday afternoon.
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Great Falls
The
Montana Associa
Sion
G. J. Walsh
Billings
J. G. Johnson
Helena
J. R.winn
Halph
W. Brown
Missoula
State Association
Walsh
Harry J. Andrus
Dillon
Warren Tools
Washington, D.C
Growth of Hungry Horse Area Seen in Voter Rise
Martin City reports over 160 new registered voters in three months, reflecting rapid growth near Hungry Horse. Columba Falls now lists about 375 voters, Columbia precinct shows 124, and nearby Corum and Marlin City together total 370 registered voters, signaling expanding communities ahead of the November 1946 general election.
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Hungry Horse
Martin City
Gaurt House
Marlin City
Corum
Columba Falls
Columbia Falls
Columbia
Miles City Man Elected President of Montana Arabian Association
Dr J B Thompson of Miles City was elected president of the Montana Arabian Horse Association of Owners and Breeders at its inaugural meeting in Billings Other officers include Mrs Clarence Saylor of Great Falls Ralph Smith Jot Billings secretary treasurer and Mrs J R Mathis of Miles City publicity chairman Public notices also report Montana freight carloadings at 22776 in April down 14 percent from 1947 with declines in wheat logs coal and crude shipments and Dr James Conk named principal speaker at the Montana Christian churches convention in Deer Lodge June 15 27 Paras marble noted as finest sculptor s marble from Paros Greece
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Mide City
J.B. Thompson
Miles City
Erday
Montana Arabian Horse Association of Owners and Breeders
Dro Helena
Montana
State Railroad Commision
Monai
Deer Lodge
James Conk
International Council of Churches
Assets of Countries Getting Aid Should Be Security
LEWISTOWN June 1 J. Davis of Butte urged during a Klwanis-Sons Toastion that foreign assets in the United States, mostly owned by nations receiving Marshall Plan aid totaling about 26 billion dollars, should be offered as security. He criticized socialized systems and warned against selling assets to secure loans, arguing aid recipients have not benefited as claimed.
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Davis
Lewistown
Ape J. Davis
Butte
Monay
Klwanis-Sons
Tuncheon
Woman and daughter hurt in Montana car fall
Mrs. Wilbur Poeschel 36 and her fouryearold daughter Beverly were injured near Missoula when they fell from their car as the rear door unlatched. Beverly sustained a concussion and cuts while Mrs Poeschel suffered a dislocated shoulder and bruises. Their husband and father was en route to Eastern Montana.
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Missoula
Wilbur Poeschel
Beverly
Bentom, Wash
Here
Poeschel
St Patrick Hospital
Hospital Notes and Legals From Silver Bow County
Hospital admissions and discharges list names and addresses across St James and Dillon facilities with notes on cardiac cases and elderly patients. Also includes a public bid call by Silver Bow County Board of Commissioners seeking bids for medical care and attention for July 1048 to June 1049.
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Board of County Commissioners
Silver Bow County
Montnns
Peryore
Silver Row County
Montana
Board of County Commissioners of
Silver How
Board OF CO
Loretta L, Aullivar
Cheltman
Court Session Conducted in Deer Lodge Court
Judge William O R Taylor presided in Deer Lodge state district court. Decrees settled final accounts for W J Paul estate and distributions to Jean Paul Inman and Elizabeth Altes, with various executors discharged. Debts closed for Lillian H Paul and Walter McElfresh tenancy ended. A hearing for Louiss Schmuck vs heirs of Loven Dana set for June 21.
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Jean Paul Inman
K. W. Haviland
Trist
Frank A. Mitchell
Victor Porter
Elizabeth Altes
Richard John Weber
Dorothy Anna Weber
Lillian H. Paul
Reece Predicts Truman Won’t Carry More Than Four States
In Harrisburg on June 21, Carroll Reece Republican national chairman told reporters after addressing Pennsylvania Republican leaders that if Truman is nominated by the Democrats he “will not carry more than four states” outside the solid South. He cautioned GOP leaders to guard against overconfidence ahead of the Philadelphia national convention.
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Harrisburg
Carrol Reece
Truman
Solid South
Pennsylvania
United Staten
Philadelphia
New Bill Aims Federal Subsidies for Metal Search
The Interior Department to Senate proposes a three year program to fund exploration for critical metals and minerals. William E. Warne says the plan is a new approach, not replacing existing bills, and would share exploration costs with producers. Subsidies capped at 500000 per year per producer and total government contribution limited to 20000000 through June 30, 1952.
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Washington
Interior Department
Senate
Willian E. Warne
Vand Warne
Congress
Department
Toastmasters Seat Officers for Year
Members of the Butte Toastmasters club honored ladies and old-time members at a dinner meeting in the Treas ure State room of the Finlen hotel. The event featured installation of new officers for the coming year led by Gene Wilburn, with Chris Goodman as president and Kirby Crowley as secretary treasurer among others. Musical entertainment by Mrs. Alberta Vincent and Stanley Richards. outgoing president Wade Green presided. guests included Don Ulrich and C Anderson.
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Butte
Treasure State
Finlen Hotel
Gene Wilburn
Montara
Chris Goodman
Chester Beatt
Kirby Crowley
Lowell Shefelbine
Alberta Vincent
Stanley Richards
Wade Green
Karl Deshler
Chrle Goodman
Smeakera
Fred Willams
LeRoy Kienitz
Cheater Scott
Don ‘Ulrich
C. Anderson
Violence Flares Near Singapore
Dispatches from Ipoh report two Malay leaders killed by unidentified attackers while returning from an official mission. In Johore state seven Chinese armed with submachineguns raided a rubber estate and failed to kill the manager who escaped through a window.
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Singapore
Malaya
Malcolm MacDonald
Ipoh
Indie Bakard
Johore
He Wallace
Subversive Group Challenges Loyalty Order in Court
The Maternations Workers Order filed suit in U S district court on Monday seeking removal from Attorney General Clark's loyalty list. The group claims it is a legitimate mutual benefit society with about 185000 members across 18 states, and asks the court to declare the presidential order unconstitutional and void.
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Washington
Maternations Workers Order
The
United States District Court
Clark
Hans
Eternal Benefit Society
Not & Allyereive
Ist
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Lio
Telenbone
Articlen Loft Corporation
Monlay
Connelly Maching Company
Frank G. Connelly
Mabel N. Connelly
Frank B. Connelly
Rovert G. Connelly
Patrick Ann Connelly
Murray
Charlea Wakersten
ST. James
Joseph Verkich
St. Ann
Jean Dineen
Rosemary Hartman
East Summit
Edward Schaub
Twin Bridges
Ed Darcey
Lenox
John Lewney
Arizona Hotel
John Hackett
Nevada
H. ©. Mann
Florence
Richard Sculley
Phelan Hotel
Robert Browning
Anaconda
John Garison
Fast Daly
Robert Haven
Virginia
Mildred Hunt
Besse Lindbeck
East Park
Ronni Redfern
Harvard
Dates Hornek
Whitman
John Wilkowski
John White
South Emmett
Emma Wadam
Armatead
Dan O'Neill
Pacific
William Fenter
Maryland
Richard Weatherston
West Gold
John Durkin
East Front
Aris
Vlalea
Astertec
Apy Drug Store
Reece
Alanced
Murphy Finance Co
P. Oweningham
Bar
Pheone
Mirbour
Seaside
Tree Normalian
Boskiat
Hospitality Committee
Offgov
Ered Beach
Golden Choice
Putewoen
Maine
Y.tefon
Sencnley
Cadillac
Barclay Motors
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