Three candidates file for local offices in Butte area
Democratic petitions filed for sheriff J F Dahlberg a Butte native and WWII veteran who works as a motorman and pledges law enforcement with a fair deal. James W Plenty of 23 years in Butte and a WWI Canadian veteran seeks public administrator with the line Worthy and Well Qualified. William Janhunen a longtime Butte athlete and coach backs constable in South Butte township with a background in local football and baseball.
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J. F
Jack) Dahlberg
James W. Plenty
William
Dummy) Janhunen
South Butte Township
Dahlberg
Frank A. Dahlberg
Butte
Garfield
Washington
Butte Miners’ Union
Anselmo
Plenty
Canadian Legion
Carpenters’ Union
Shields Avenue
Peggy Lou
Butte High School
James Keller
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Janhunen
Englewood
Volunteer Fire Council to Meet Tonight in Butte
The Silver Bow volunteer fire council will meet at 8 o'clock in the Montana Power auditorium with Harold Konen announcing the session. Reports from committees will be read and plans discussed for a firemen training school in early August in Butte. The group includes delegates from 11 volunteer companies and sponsors a public program This Is Butter Our Home to provide educational lectures. They are studying rural fire protection plans across Silver Bow county with ranchers and summer-home owners invited to help outline workable protection.
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Silver Bow Council
Montana Power
Harold Konen
Butte
Silver Bow
Stop Me: auto horns only on moving cars proposed
proposal by Lee Smith of the New York real estate board advocates a gadget to stop car horns when idle, aiming to cut traffic noise. Editors praised the idea while recalling a prior plan from the late King Lardner to curb subway delays by removing bumper kickers, a drastic fix. Edna Ferber sent flowers with a witty card offering instant comfort.
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Py Lee Smith
Ohe New York Real Estate Board
Mr. Smith
King Lardner
Lardner
Edna Ferber
Local family notes with five children and Walnut address
The brief mentions the Janhunen family family of five children and their home at 2015 Walnut, noting their role as umpires for City and Copper leagues.
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City
Copper
Janhunen
Walnut
Dancers Invited to Festival in Missoula Montana
Butte square dancers are invited to join the Western Montana Square Dance festival in Missoula on June 10 at Missoula High School gym. Exhibition and audience participation dancing will be featured. Butte clubs should contact Mrs Ed Deschamps or call 90571. A no host breakfast will be held June 11.
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Butte
Body of War Veteran Arrives in Butte
The body of World War II veteran Joseph L. Onthank from Livingston arrived in Butte and was taken to Daly-Shea funeral home. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Survivors include his mother Hester Onthank of St. Maries Idaho, two sisters Ethyl M. Onthank and Cecelia Champaugh of Portland, two brothers Wade H. Onthank of St. Maries Idaho and Charles Onthank of Minneapolis, plus brother-in-law and sister Harry Maurer of Woodbridge California.
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Joseph L. Onthank
Livingston
Fort Harrison
Butte
Daly-Shea Funeral Home
Hester Onthank
St. Maries
Idaho
Ethyl] M. Onthank
Cecelia Champaugh
Portland
Wade H. Onthank
Charles Onthan
Eleven Die as Bus Crashes Into Truck Outside Cairo
A crowded bus collided with a truck near Cairo on Tuesday, killing 11 Egyptians and wounding 18 others. The accident occurred in a roadside area, prompting emergency responders to tend to the injured and transport them to nearby facilities.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gardens to Offer Square Dancing at Columbia Gardens
Gardens to offer square dancing Sunday night at Columbia Gardens with a 9 to midnight session. W C White in charge said the 9 to 10:30 block will be square dancing on a large floor, then couples may continue square or switch to modern dances. Music by Frank Muster orchestra. admission 60 cents including 10 cents tax. Roller coaster, merry go round and biplanes will operate. other concessions open.
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Columbia Gardens
W. McC. White
Frank Muster
White
Three Explosions Hit Yonkers Paint and Chemical Plant
Three blasts jolted residents from sleep at a wholesale paint and chemical plant in Yonkers New York damaging a loading platform and triggering a fire that was under control in forty minutes. Police and firemen investigated the cause amid a months long dispute between the company and Local 456 AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters.
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Yonkers
N. Y
E. Rabinone and Co
Priceless Records Destroyed by Fire at Havenhall
In Ann Arbor, Michigan on June 7 a fire engulfed the University of Michigan Havenhall, destroying the 87 year old building’s library and vital records from the bureau of government, sociology, journalism and history departments. The blaze caused one fireman injury and overwhelmed five student volunteer firefighters, with replacement costs pegged at 3.5 million dollars.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Havenhall
University
Bureau of Government
Permits Issued for New Home and Apartments
The City Engineer George Tippett approved a new home on the southwest corner of Dewey and Busch for Samuel H Neeley at an estimated cost of 5000 dollars. Mrs. Fred Ackermann secured a permit to build apartments at 326 South Montana costing about 2000 dollars. Leo Spetter obtained a permit to remodel a home at 2007 South Gaylord with an estimated cost of 150 dollars.
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George Tippett
Dewey and
Busch
Samuel H. Neeley
Fred Ackermann
South
Montana
South Gaylord
Leo Spetter
Rotary Meeting Speaker John B McClernan on Juvenile Delinquency
Butte Rotarians will host a noon Thursday program with John B McClernan district judge as the speaker. His topic is Juvenile Delinquency and the Court, with Rex Henningsen as program chairman.
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Butte Rotarians
John B. McClernan
District Court
Rex Henningsen
Navy Will Meet The Butte Organized Naval Reserve
The surface division will meet in the training center at Clark Park at 7 30 tonight. Training courses will be conducted in all departments.
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Butte Organized
Naval Reserve Surface Division
Clark Park
Daughters of Isabella Meet Friday Night at K of C
The Daughters of Isabella will gather Friday evening at 17 30 at the Knights of Columbus home for their meeting. A public social will follow the session.
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Daughters OF Isabella
Knights of Columbus
North Carolinian jailed for assault in Silver Bow county
Thomas Kendrick was sentenced to six months in Silver Bow county jail after pleading guilty to third degree assault before Justice of the Peace Steve Tahira. Kendrick, from North Carolina, had been in Butte a month and was accused of striking Dave Tomich early Wednesday morning.
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Thomas Kendrick
Silver Bow
Justice of the Peace
Steve Tahira
Kendrick
Butte
Dave Tomich
Divorces Granted in Butte District Court
Robert E. Minton and Mercedes F. Minton were divorced by decree of Judge T. E. Downey in Butte district court on Wednesday. Florence Anderson was divorced from Carl Anderson by decree of Judge John B. McClernan.
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Robert E. Minton
Mercedes F. Minton
T. E. Downey
Butte District Court
Florence Anderson
Carl Anderson
John B. McClernan
Butte Student Is Cal Poly Graduate
Robert J. Stanbury son of Mrs Florence Stanbury of 48 West Silver Street graduated June 2 from California Polytechnic College at San Luis Obispo. The college conferred a record 604 degrees in the largest class in its history.
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Robert J. Stanbury
Florence Stanbury
West Silver Street
California Polytechnic College
San Luis Obispo
Bonds Forfeited in Police Court
In police court Wednesday afternoon Clayton L Turner was fined 15 dollars or seven and a half days in jail for disturbing the peace. Cornelius Diserly paid 10 dollars on a disturbance charge. Ralph Daniels John Lisure and Leo Winberger each paid 5 dollars for improper license plates. Bonds forfeited included Paul Carter and Warren F Kincaid at 10 dollars each for improper plates and Youssi Facci at 2 50 for failure to stop at a stop light.
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Clayton L. Turner
Cornelius Diserly
John Seton
Ralph Daniels
John Lisure
Leo Winberger
Paul Carter
Warren F. Kincaid
Youssi Facci
Michael J. Egan of Butte Dies
Michael J. Egan a Butte veteran of World War I died Wednesday morning in a veterans hospital in Portland Oregon Relatives will have the body returned to Butte for funeral services and burial Duggan Merrill mortuary in charge He came to this country from Ireland and had lived in Butte more than 45 years He is survived by a son in law and daughter Emmett Thornton and wife of Butte two brothers Edward and James Egan of Helena a sister Mrs Anna Corbett of Brooklyn and four grandchildren
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Michael J. Egan
Butte
Portland
Ore
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Egan
Emmett Thornton
Edward
James Egan
Helena
Anna Corbett
Brooklyn
Kill Athletes Foot T-4 L Best Seller Claims by Paxson
Paxson and Rockefeller druggists announce T-4-L as a top selling remedy for athletes foot. The claim highlights strong sales and pharmacist endorsement across outlets, signaling consumer trust in the product.
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Paxson & Rockefeller
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