Horizons of Progress at Montana School of Mines
Roy H. Glover delivers the commencement address Horizons of Progress to Montana School of Mines graduates in Butte. He praises the school and its role in mining metallurgy and geology, discusses the evolution of transportation and energy, and urges engineers to pursue peaceful, productive use of resources for global growth.
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Glover Urges Engineers to Seize Changing World
R H Glover told graduates that today offers unprecedented opportunities for engineers especially in metal extraction and processing. He highlighted the roles of MacPherson Malozemoff Roy and noted strong support from education and industry leaders in Montana.
Montana School of Mines 1957 Graduates Listed by Degree
The 1957 graduating class at Montana School of Mines is announced with degree recipients in diverse fields. Notable honorees include Roy Henry Glover of New York receiving Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, while engineers and metallurgical specialists from several cities earn professional and master’s degrees. Names span from Frank H. MacPherson of Grand Junction to Au-Ngoc-Ho of Hue Viet Nam, with multiple graduates from Butte, Anaconda, Missoula and Polson.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Plato Malozemoff
New York
Joseph T. Roy
East Helena
Mr. Roy
Malozemoff
Dulaney Co
Newmont Mining Co
Murl H. Gidel
Anaconda Company
North America
Howard A. Johnson
Butte
Montana
Glover
Dr. Koch
Koch
University of Oregon
Great Falls
School of Mines
Montana School of Mines
Roy Henry Glover
Frank H. MacPherson
Joseph Thomas Roy
James Earl Cleveland
Polson
Robert Dorman
Bismarck
N. C
Stephen Anthony O’hare
Anaconda
Frank Peterson Howard
Andrew
Louis Mular
Joseph Warren Town
Donald L. Denis
Bearcreek
David Harrison Dahlem
Los Angeles
Robert Grant Garwood
Charles Wray Hanna
Robert Norman Hickman
Martin Daniel Regan
Dennis Almne Williams
Robert Chester Long
Ronan
Don Harvey Mathis
Billings
William Vance Skinner
Ineland
N. J
Martin Eugene Messner
Au-Ngoc-Ho
Hue
Viet Nam
Theodore Henrik Eyde
More Corn Stored Under Price Support Loans
The Agriculture Department said as of May 15 growers held 434,728,000 bushels of last year’s corn under price support loans. This is up from 388,023,000 bushels stored on the same date in 1955.
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