Canadian Wheat Price Cut Triggers Fear of Price War
The Canadian Wheat Board cut wheat prices by 10 cents a bushel the largest since World War II and the second cut in five months matching a U.S. move. Lakehead No. 1 northern price dropped to 1.722 a bushel, lowest in nine years. Critics warn of hurt to western farmers and a Canada U.S. price war, with opposition leaders and others calling for maintaining farmer prices or subsidies.
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Canadian Wheat Board
United States
U. S
Lakeshead
No. 1
Northern
Winnipeg
C. D. Howe
House of Commons
Washington
John Diefenbaker
Saskatchewan
Canada
Hazen Argue
Socialist Cooperative Commonwealth Federation Party
Lakehead
Solon Low
Social Credit
Automobile Radiator Heats Six Room House on Zero Day
A radiator from an automobile emits enough heat on a day with temperatures at zero to warm a six room house. The scene underscores the remarkable heat output possible from a vehicle component in cold weather conditions.
Court Rules FPC Has Authority Over Natural Gas
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 3 that federal regulation extends to prices of all natural gas flowing into interstate commerce. The decision upholds the Federal Power Commission's power to fix rates for gas produced by Phillips Petroleum Co. and sold to pipelines. The ruling broadens federal reach over thousands of independent producers and impacts consumer pricing nationwide.
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FPC
Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
Phillips Petroleum Co
Clark
Congress
Minton
Warren
Black, Reed
Frankfurter
Commission
Phillips Petroleum
Middle West
Phillips
Texas
Oklahoma
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Wayne County
Mich
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
Douglas
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Justice Jackson
Elliott Coldwaters Visit En Route to Africa
Maj. Elliott Coldwater his wife and two children Jolee and Ralph travel through Butte and Anaconda on the way to Rabat Morocco for a three year assignment with the Air Force His recent schooling at the USAF Institute of Technology Wright Patterson earned him top scholastic honors and a master’s degree He previously worked as a mechanical engineer at the Anaconda smelter and is the son of L Coldwater and Mrs Rosenberg of Butte
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Butte
Anaconda
Rabat
French Morocco
Elliott Coldwater
Jolee
Ralph
Montana School of Mines
United States Air Force Institute of Technology
Coldwater
New York University
Sisters of Charity School of Nursing
Mas
L. Coldwater
Mrs. Coldwater
Ed. Rosenberg
Two Firms Incorporate in Helena and Chester
Commerce Inc of Helena and North Marias Spraying Assn of Chester filed articles of incorporation on Monday. The Helena firm lists 10 Helena men as directors and $50,000 capital stock. The Chester nonprofit named five Chester men as directors to control weeds and insects in the North Marias River Basin.
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Helena
U.P
Commerce Inc
North Marias
Junior High Site Meeting Tonight in Butte
A meeting is set for Tuesday night at 7 30 at the Race Track fire hall to discuss a site for the Butte Junior High School. All school board members and Supt. George Haney have been invited. The meeting is open to the public.
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Race Track
Butte
George Haney
Man Jailed Here Taken to Falls
Riley Sisson 43 of Helena was moved to Great Falls to face charges of cashing bogus checks. James Tretheway 23 and Carlos Bland 27, both of Butte, remained jailed, tied to similar offenses and Lincoln burglaries. Paul G Krick 41, jailed at Finlen Hotel, is wanted in Albuquerque for passing bad checks and has a pending warrant.
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Riley Sisson
Helena
Great Falls
Cascade County
D. J. Leeper
Sisson
Silver Bow
James Tretheway
Butte
Carlos Bland
Bland
Ed Molthen
Tretheway
Matthen
Earl Holman
Don Plessas
Paul G. Krick
Krick
Finlen Hotel
Albuquerque
N. M
Malthen
H. Leslie Williams
New Mexico
57th Commencement At MSU Honors Class Of 1954
Montana State University held its 57th graduation as Dr. Carl McFarland conferred 541 degrees, including 297 bachelor’s and two master’s. Dr. H L Foss delivered the main address, with three honorary doctorates awarded to Joy, Larson, and Allen. Army and Air Force ROTC commissions were granted to over 70 graduates.
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Missoula
Montana State University
Carl McFarland
MSU
H. L. Foss
Pacific District of Evangelical Lutheran Church
Seattle
Charles A. Joy
U. S. Forest Service
Carl Leonard Larson
Rocky Mountain Laboratory
William M. Allen
Boeing Airplane Co
Army
Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
Trucking Hearings Opened in Billings
Interstate Commerce Commission examiner and state representatives from Idaho Montana and Wyoming opened joint trucking hearings in Billings on petitions by E L Jones Inc Hageman Transport Cantlay and Tanzola Rice Truck Lines and others to haul petroleum products from Montana cities to Idaho Utah and Wyoming. Cantlay and Tanzola officials testified Monday.
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Billings
Interstate Commerce Commission
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Michael B. Driscoll
Washington, D.C
George R. Jones
Boise
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
James Patton
Helena
Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission
Ward A. White
Cheyenne
Wyo
Transportation Division
Wyoming Public Service
E. L. Jones Inc
Bozeman
Missoula
Utah
Hageman Transport
Laurel
Cantlay
Tanzola
Los Angeles
Calif
Rice Truck Lines
Great Falls
Gordon Bay
Salt Lake City
Montana-Idaho
Houch Transport Co
Taber Tank Lines
Collett Tank Lines
Cantlay and
Conference Set for Cleveland Session by Adventists
The Seventh-day Adventist Church executive committee decided Sunday to hold the 1958 quadrennial general conference in Cleveland Ohio, marking a major planning milestone for the denomination’s global meeting schedule.
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San Francisco
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Cleveland
Republics Back Plan for Inter American Conference
Washington officials report wide accord among 21 American republics to hold an inter American foreign ministers conference under the Rio Treaty and to adopt prudent measures to counter growing communism in Guatemala. The United States seeks to invoke the Rio pact with consultations and has circulated a memo detailing a shipment of 2000 tons of Communist arms to Guatemala.
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Washington
Guatemala
United States
Rio
Frontier hearings open on Williston Basin service
The Civil Aeronautics Board begins oral arguments on Frontier Airlines plan to extend service to Williston Basin communities including Great Falls and Havre Montana and Williston North Dakota. The hearing also covers Williston Basin service by Frontier, Baniff Airways and Northwest Airlines with Montana Aeronautics Commission objecting. Frank Wiley and Henry Loble, Montana commission figures, will attend.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Frontier Airlines
Williston Basin
Great Falls
Havre
Mont
Williston
N. C
Frontier
Baniff Airways
Northwest Airlines
Montana
Aeronautics Commission
Commission
Frank Wiley
Henry Loble
Helena
Butte Marines Train At Camp Pendleton
Camp Pendleton hosts 59 Marine Corps Reserve groups this summer. The Butte unit, a 30 man Boise Idaho detachment led by Captain R W Cooke, arrived by train, joining teams from Shelby and Butte Montana Tulsa Oklahoma Bakersfield California Phoenix Tucson Arizona Beaumont Port Arthur Texas Bellingham Washington Lafayette Louisiana and Springfield Missouri.
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Calif
Marine Corps Reserve
Boise, Idaho
R. W. Cooke
Shelby
Butte
Mont
Tulsa
Oklo
Bakersfield
Phoenix
Tucson
Ariz
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Tex
Bellingham
Wash
Lafayette
Springfield
Mother of Eleven Summoned Here
Mrs. Mabel Stoumbaugh 63 of 1522 Clayton Walkerville died Monday night after an extended illness. Born July 12 1890 in Nebraska she was a Methodist and is survived by seven daughters and four sons. The body lies in White s Funeral Home.
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Mabel Stoumbaugh
Clayton
Walkerville
Thomas Stoumbaugh
Stoumbaugh
Nebraska
Methodist Church
Richard Evans
Eva Johnson
Butte
Melisa Martin
Anaconda
Mildred Reynolds
Salmon
Idaho
Harry Kidder
Basin Creek
Anna Adams
Chester
Edna Barney
Wardner
John
Edgar Stoumbaugh
Emery Stoumbaugh
Ida
Raymond Stoumbaugh
Korea
White
Red Ship Sunk by Nationalists Near Southern Kwantung
On May 26 a 500-ton Chinese Communist supply craft was sunk off Southern Kwantung province by seaborne Nationalist guerrillas, according to the Formoss 4 The In Agency report dated Monday.
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RED
Taipeh
Formoss
Kwangtung Province
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