Butte Seniors to Be Graduated at Montana State University
MISSOULA June 9 Eleven Butte students slated for Montana State University 49th commencement. Of 151 seniors, 132 will earn bachelor degrees and 19 will receive masters. Posthumous degrees for deceased Frederic C Beyer and Glenn Van Bramer. Local graduates include Harry H Cloke Hugh F Edwards Colleen McCool Robert W Notts Robert H Bennetts Harry Jones Lewis Burdick John B McClernan Frank Jestrab Thomas Kelly Audrey Harrington.
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Missoula
Butte
Montana State University
Frederick C. Beyer
Minot
N. D
Glenn van Bramer
Billings
Harry H. Cloke
Hugh F. Edwards
Colleen McCool
Robert W. Notts
Robert H. Bennetts
Harry H. Jones
Lewis M. Burdick
John B. McClernan
Frank F. Jestrab
Thomas P. Kelly
Audrey M. Harrington
Andrew J. Beck
Deer Lodge
Alfred C. Sachs
Helena
Dorothy E. Davis
Dillon
Helen Anita Sugrue
Edythe J. Kieg
Mary Ann Luebben
Dorothy Anne Gosman
Drummond
Randall W. Larson
Ennis—Jane Jeffers
Helena—Helen Mae Brutsch
Dorothy May Angstman
Charles A. Redpath, Jr
Cedric N. Thompson
Raymond V. Bottomly, Jr
Three Forks
Marvin Kermit Daniels
Whitehall
Terry J. Coghlan
Compromise on Spain Possible for United Nations Council
The Security Council considers a compromise on Franco Spain with a plan to adopt the sub committee report with edits. It would remove the time limit on breaking relations and leave a date to the Assembly while allowing flexibility in recommendations.
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New York
Spain
United Nations Security Council
Franco
General Assembly
Council
Byrnes Heads to Big Four Meeting in Paris
Secretary of State Byrnes sails for Paris to join the Big Four foreign ministers. He aims to push postwar world peace plans and press for treaties with Italy and eastern European states by year’s end. He travels with advisers Senator Connally and Senator Vandenberg.
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Washington
Byrnes
Paris
Molotov
Russia
Italy
Connally
Dtexas
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Important Issues Before Council In UN Deliberations
United Nations economic and social Council enters its third week of talks with more than six major issues unresolved. The Big Three nations remain split along the same lines as in the Security Council with Russia on one side and the United States and Great Britain on the other as a June 18 to 20 deadline looms.
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New York
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Security Council
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Bevin Speech Draws Russian Response in Pravda and Communist Press
Pravda commented that Bevin's policy speech showed psychological preparation for abandoning Allied collaboration. The Communist party newspaper echoed this, saying Bevin appeared to forecast future events in Paris.
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Moscow
Pravda
Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
Bevin
Communist Party
Paris
Defense Against A-Bomb Outlined
Admiral Read says defenses against atomic bombs are in outline form and will be active after learning bomb effects on ships. He notes the Navy’s crossroads test and cautions that the atom bomb is not undefeatable, outlining need for base, cost, and human ingenuity in defense.
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Washington
Albert C. Read
Atlantic
Fleet Air Command Forces
Adm
Read
Phillipsburg Bureau Circulation Contacts
Philipsburg correspondent Mrs. Carol Haile provides contact details with telephone numbers 65 for 9 am to 5 pm and 153 for circulation inquiries.
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Carol Haile
Philipsburg Man Taken by Death
William A. Roe 76 died at his Philipsburg home after a long Montana life born in Helena in 1870 He moved to Philipsburg in 1918 as mining company mill superintendent later served as policeman Survived by wife four sons and numerous relatives Funeral at St Philip church with high mass and Philipsburg cemetery interment Pallbearers listed with several named individuals
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Philipsburg
William A. Roe
Helena
Roe
Montana
Kentucky
Philipsburg Mining Company
Katherine Roe
Thomas D. Roe
Charles Roe
Vancouver, Wash
Clyde V. Roe
Timothy Roe
Portland
Ore
Dan McKenzie
Boulder City
Nev
Carroll Huffman
James Westfield
Wilkes- Barre
St. Philip Church
Philipsburg Cemetery
Rodney Huffman
Arthur Taylor
Jake Polish
Marvin Dobbins
Ed Franz
Charles McDonald
Dr H L Koehler dies. long time Polson Three Forks physician
Dr H L Koehler prominent former Polson and Three Forks physician died suddenly from a heart attack at the Northern Pacific hospital in Missoula. He served in Circle Glendive Three Forks and Polson with Dr Diamond, later at Polson, World War I veteran, active in church and service groups. Interment in Three Forks with Masonic lodge in charge.
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Polson
H. L. Koehler
Three Forks
Northern Pacific Hospital
Missoula
Koehler
Kendall
Wis
Loyola University
Chicago
Circle
Glendive
John Diamond
Milwaukee Railroad
Diamond
Methodist Church
Lake County
Western
Arab League Discusses Jewish Immigration to Palestine
In Bludan Syria officials of the Arab League council met to consider protesting a United Nations recommendation by a British American committee that 100000 European Jews be admitted to Palestine. A four member sub committee will report to the full council, which is in extraordinary session. The council declined to discuss Arab sanctions during the session.
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Bludan
Syria
Arab League Council
United Nations
Palestine
Foreign Affairs Committee
Council
Eisenhower Praises UN Work as Selective Service Continue
General Dwight D. Eisenhower told Norwich University graduates that faith in the United Nations must be earned and the UN must work. He urged continued selective service until international cooperation is secured and received an honorary military science degree from the Vermont college.
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Northfield
U.P
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
United Nations Organization
Norwich University
Eisenhower
U. N
Military College
Helena Legion Juniors Meet Billings Juniors In Exhibition
Helena Legion Juniors host Billings Juniors at Memorial Park at 6 15 PM Monday for an exhibition baseball game. The Capital City club has won five of six starts, its only defeat by alumni of the team.
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Helena
Helena Legion
Billings
Memorial Park
Capital City
Downey Baby Born in St. James Hospital
Butte briefs report Mr and Mrs John J Downey of 1751 Harrison are parents of a boy born Sunday at St James hospital. A fishing hook was removed Sunday afternoon from the left index finger of eight year old Joseph Tucker of 653 South Alabama in the St James hospital emergency ward after it became imbedded while he fished near Race Track.
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John J. Downey
Harrison
St. James Hospital
Joseph Tucker
South
Alabama
Local Visitors Stop in Dillon This Week
Dillon notes record a visit from Jack Gavin of Butte, formerly of Dillon, and a Dillon alumnus Frank Anangst from Livingston. Bill Clarke of Enterprise Oregon visits family in Dillon while Sr. and Mrs. Reynold Schmidt depart for Portland after staying with Mrs. Ella Pierce.
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Dillon
Jack Gavin
Butte
Frank Anangst
Livingston
Bill Clarke
Enterprise
Ore
W. H. Clarke
Hugh. Sr
Reynold D. B. Schmidt
Portland
Ella Pierce
Death of Mrs Alice German In Butte After 60 Years
Mrs. Alice J. German wife of Albert E. German died Sunday at the family home 910 Colorado. A native of Pennsylvania she lived in Butte sixty years and celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in August 1939. Survivors include husband a daughter Myrtle Bowlby a grandson Robert E Bowlby two sisters and a brother-in-law and an aunt and a nephew. Body at Whites Funeral home.
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Alice J. German
Albert E. German
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Fred Henderson
Alhambra
Calif
Elizabeth Cole
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mae Wright
Butte
Whites’ Funeral Home
New Offer Seen to Avert Strike Continues on Page 1
The article reports union leaders open to compensatory time off while doubts remain. Maritime employers propose wage increases and overtime rates as night negotiations resume after NMU strike instructions. Government plans to keep ships sailing and Truman warns use of armed forces if needed.
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Great Lakes
Truman
National Maritime Union
New York
Portland
Ore
Houston
Chicago
Cairo
Honolulu
Argentine Worker Delegate Likely To Be Seated At Maritime Conference
In Seattle on June 9 1939 a credentials committee meeting is tentatively planned for Monday to decide whether the Argentine workers' delegate will be seated at the International Maritime Conference.
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Seattle
U.P
Mrs Pearl Rasmussen Dies of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
Pearl Rasmussen 48 died Sunday in a Hamilton hospital from Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Coroner F O Burrell said she and husband William Rasmussen moved to a ranch near Corvallis two years ago and she had not left the ranch this spring. She likely was bitten by a tick from livestock. She is survived by her husband. funeral arrangements are pending.
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Hamilton
Pearl Rasmussen
Rocky Mountain
F. O. Burrell
William Rasmussen
Corvallis
Burrell
John Jensen of Helena Dies
Helena June 9 John Jensen 71 native of Copenhagen Denmark and longtime Helena resident died Sunday at his home 55 Pine He was born February 9 1875 and came to the United States as a child He is survived by four children whose whereabouts are unknown and a brother Ole Jensen of Rigby Idaho The body is at the Herrmann and Company funeral home.
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Helena
John Jensen
Copenhagen
Denmark
Pine
Jensen
United States
Ole Jensen
Rigby
Idaho
Herrmann and Company
Food Consultant Arrives in Miles City for Horse Meat Talks
James T. Burt of Washington D C, food consultant for UNRRA, met with Miles City chamber of commerce and stockmen to discuss UNRRA purchases of range horses for processing into canned and cured meat. He said UNRRA seeks such meat to free beef, pork and lamb for domestic use and planned further talks. A plant may open in Minneapolis within 30 to 40 days while the nearest existing plant is in Butte.
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Miles City
James T. Burt
Washington, D. C
Chamber of Commerce
Burt
United States
Butte
Minneapolis
Scout Camporal Comes to Close in Dillon
Montana Boy Scout Camporal ends after three days of activities. More than 600 scouts depart for home following services in Dillon, a trip to Bannack, and closing awards at the city ball park. Eugene Savage and Lex Templin led the event with Robert Boomer as local chairman.
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Dillon
Montana
Bannack
Dillon Church
Ball Park
Eugene Savage
Butte
Lex Templin
Robert Boomer
Beaverhead County
Legion Auxiliary to Seat Officers in Dillon Meeting
New officers of the American Legion auxiliary in Dillon will be installed Monday at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Ben Davis. Mrs. D. W. Paddock will become president, replacing Mrs. Paul Lacry. Other officers include Mrs. J. W. Walters as first vice president, Mrs. J. C. Fuller as second vice president, Mrs. Luther Smith as secretary-treasurer, with Mrs. Dee Patton, past state president, serving as installing officer.
Legionnaires Will Name Leaders
Beaverhead post of the American Legion will elect officers at a meeting in the headquarters Thursday night June 13. Nominations will be in order before the election, Post Commander B. A. Risley said. James P. Brennan of the Montana Unemployment Compensation commission will explain the state program and the veterans readjustment allowance plan. The post has an all time record of 309 members to date, Adjutant George R. Baker said.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
American Legion
B. A. Risley
James P. Brennan
Montana Unemployment Compensation Commission
George R. Baker
Firemen Quell Blaze in Dillon Shed and Garage Fire
Dillon volunteer firemen answered a Saturday afternoon alarm to a fire destroying a small shed and damaging a rear garage at the Harry Graves residence on Helena street. Believed started by children, the shed burned to the ground and water damage affected garage contents. loss considered relatively small. Fire Chief O T Vandegrift led the response.
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Dillon
Harry Graves
Helena Street
O. T. Vandegrift
Masonic Groups Plan Open Conclaves in Helena
The York Rite grand bodies begin their 37th annual assembly of the grand council of Royal and Select Masons in Helena with Judge Llewellyn L. Callaway presiding. Sterley A. Miller will lead the Royal Arch Masons in its 57th convocation. The Knights Templar hold its 59th annual conclave with Earl S. Bardwell as grand commander.
Pastor Installed at Cathedral in Helena
The Rev. Michael J. Halligan was installed as pastor of St. Helena cathedral by Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore in a solemn pontifical high mass. He succeeds the late Monsignor James J. Tougas who served the diocese for three decades.
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Paul Mackin
M. A. Weber
Father Halligan
James J. Tougas
Patriotic Groups Open Conclave in Missoula
Memorial services at First Methodist Church Mis soula opened joint Montana department encampments of four groups United Spanish War Veterans U S W V auxiliary Womens Relief corps and the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Registration opened Sunday afternoon with a church service then a joint council meeting at a hotel Business sessions begin Monday afternoon and the annual campfire is Monday evening meetings run through Wednesday
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Missoula
First Methodist Church of
Child's Body Recovered In Lewistown Ditch
The body of 22 month old Ralph Harvey Swan son of Mr and Mrs Vern Swan Lewistown was recovered from the Lewistown north irrigation ditch. Acting Coroner Erwin Judd said the child had been missing since June 1 after falling into Spring Creek while playing near home. Ed Tresch of Lewistown found the body while returning from a fence inspection trip.
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Lewistown
Ralph Harvey Swan
Vern Swan
Lewistown North
Erwin Judd
Spring Creek
Ed Tresch
Montana farmer dies after car strike in Malta
Peder Medust a 63 year old Phillips county farmer died from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Elmer Mayhew of Malta Saturday night Coroner Wilford Bell said Sunday He is survived by his widow a son Hans Medust Kalispell banker and former Malta mayor three other sons and a daughter An inquest will be held Bell said
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Malta
Peder Medust
Phillips County
Elmer Mayhew
Wilford Bell
Hans Medust
Kalispell
Bell
Martinsdale Notes Captains a June Community Dance
The Martinsdale aid held a dance at the hall honoring newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. John Plank and presented a gift. Guests included Paul Cameron, Dean Poole, Walter Whelan, Howard Harper, Julian Bell, and many locals who attended the American Legion district convention at White Sulphur Springs.
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Martinsdale
John Plank
Paul Cameron
White Sulphur Springs
Dean Poole
Harlowton
Walter Whelan
Howard Harper
Twedot
Julian Bell
Lennep
The
American Legion
Olaf Haugan
Harold
Albert Haugen
William Jordet
Carl Vennes
Dave Kellas
Glenn Christensen
Delpine
Almon Berg
Lena Sondeno
Iver Sondeno
Lebo
Mildred Lambert
Roundup
Marion Coates
John MacPherson
Helena
Trona
Calif
Coates
Butte
Haugan
Lambert
Charles Cameron
Ross Turley
Sheridan
Wyo
Charles McCrae
Harry Cameron
California
Connecticut
McCrae
Navy
Copper shortages threaten widespread electric plant curtailment
New York June 9 acute copper shortages will force broad plant shut downs in the electric manufacturing industry this month. R L White president of the National Electric Manufacturers association warns the crisis will cripple a 1.5 billion dollar industry employing 400000 people and consuming 50 to 60 percent of mined copper. Wire and cable makers face immediate curtailment while appliances and parts suppliers expect reduced markets. Government stockpiles offer limited relief.
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New York
R. L. White
National Electric Manufacturers Association
White
Wire and Cable
Wire and Cable Company
Congress Set for Case Bill Veto
Washington June 9 Congress prepared for a veto of the Case labor disputes bill as President Truman weighs his options. A pending message to Congress is expected Tuesday or Wednesday outlining a decision and potential substitute legislation. Leaders plan to discuss wording at a Monday meeting after Truman works on the message in the hot capital.
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Clair Johnson
Washington
Congress
Truman
Capitol
Potomac
Capitol Hill
Congressional
Senate
Barkley
Rayburn
Texas
House
Mr. Truman
Federal Mediation Board
White House
Communists Fire on U S Planes Over Harbin
In Changchun on June 9 a high official said Chinese Communists shot at two United States Army transport planes. Two American airmen were wounded as the planes, bound for Changchun from Peiping, drifted into Communist held territory during a storm. The craft, carrying American and Chinese cease fire team members, reportedly searched for an airfield and had nine bullet holes.
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Changchun
United States Army
Peiping
Executive Committee
Harbin
New Draft Plan Sways Congress on Military Service Extension
Congress nears a compromise on extending the draft law with Sparkman plan as a possible middle ground. House and Senate set extensions to February 15 and May 15 respectively and discuss scrapping an induction moratorium if pay raises are excluded. Both houses agree on 18 month inductee service and banning drafting of fathers.
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Sparkman
House
Senate
Billings Poly technic Institute Announces Summer Session
Registration begins Monday for the summer season at Billings Polytechnic Institute and classes start Tuesday as announced by registrar E. W. Jones.
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Billings
Billings Polytechnic Institute
E. W. Jones
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