Wounded Walter P. Reuther Home Arrests Filmed
Detroit report details the arrest at the Walter P. Reuther home after a shooting incident. Police identified the suspect as Charles Kurgan, aged 44, and held him for questioning with no charges filed yet.
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Detroit
Jime
Freelindows
Walter BP
Reuther
Art Assit
Ager
Volice
Harry Laschen
Sated
Haemais
Charles Kurgan
Population spike in Ba Rota doubles since 1923
Since 1923 Ba Rota, capital of Colambia, saw its population double to 440 000, signaling rapid urban growth and economic shifts in the region. The data point reflects demographic change amid political and colonial contexts.
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Ba Rota
Colambia
Wonnacott Pupils Present Friday Music Recital
Bestival of Music features Bethy Wotarah and piano and piano accordion pupils in St John guild hall West Broadway at 6 30 pm Rosettas Rosella Frey Marquiel Singers and Mary Jeet Spackman perform vocal pieces and accordion selections Children on the program include Thomas Evine Patrick Charles Casebeer Lou Ann Brogan Sharon Blow Carlene Sparks Bobby St John Dee Ann Clark Delores Balkavetz Mary Lee Spackman Bobby Stroud Harvey Casebeer Darlene Marsh Betty June Sologub Virginia Ouevlich Frank Cassidy Jean Chilcott Glen Shaw James Knowle Jean Jeffery Robert Ralph and Jack Keneally
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Bethy Wotarah
St. John Guild Hall
West Broadway
Rosettas
Rosella Frey
Marquile
Mary Jeet Spackman
Thomas
Cathevine Patrick
Charles Casebuer
Lou Ann Brogan
Marilynne Kitto Visits Parents From New York Sojourn
Miss Marilynne Kitto daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Kitto of Argyle has returned from New York City where she studied at the Berlitz School of Languages. She was accompanied by Miss Kay Jolson and Miss Sally Adams, with other guests at the Kitto home including Harry Mansfield and Elmer Coughlin.
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Marilynne Kitto
Myr
Jim Kitto
Argyle
New York City
Berlitz
Kitto
Kay Jolson
Institutton
Sho
Sally Adams
Archie Adams
Stephens College
Columbus
New York
Methodist Circle Is Entertained At Mountain View
The Merry-Go-Round circle of Mountain View Methodist met Monday at Mrs. R. E. Rundel’s home 438 West Porphyry with Mrs. Lloyd Gibson and Mrs. Cliff Hosking assisting. Devisions were led by Mrs. Glyde Fries. a brief business session preceded a social hour and refreshments amid large attendance. Members of the N. B. N. sewing group were guests at the Mitchell cabin in Blacktail Canyon where a no-host luncheon featured needlework and diversion.
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Mountain View
R. E. Rundel
West Porphyry
Lloyd Gibson
Cliff Hosking
Glyde Fries
Mitchell Cabin
Blacktail Can
Blacktail Can“Yon
Missionary Society Holds Session at Mrs Waters Home
The Missionary society group B of the United Lutheran church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Harvey Waters 2027 Garrison. A brief business session was led by President Mrp Be Reese and Mrs Al Me Laughlin supervised the social hour with refreshments afterward.
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the Missionary Society
The
United Lutheran Church
Harvey Waters
Garrison
BE. Reese
al Me‘Laughlin
Baptist Church Unit to Meet Today
The Women's Missionary society of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon at 1:39 in the Fellowship Center. Hostesses are Mrs. Roy E. Barnett Mrs. Walter Keller and Mrs. Artha Lehwalder. Mrs. F. W. Sheets is chairman of the arrangements committee.
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The
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Roy E. Barnett
Walter Keller
Artha Lehwalder
Hostenses
F. W. Sheets
Ladies Day at Butte Country Club Recalls Denver Visit
Mrs John M Hample and her daughter Miss Anne Hample return from Denver Occupational therapy course. The weekly ladies day at the Butte Country Club featured a buffet luncheon and cards. A long list of attendees includes Mrs James M Brown Mrs Jolie Bowlin Mrs Carl F Ginter and many others. Next week ladies day will be hosted by Mrs Carl G Rowan and Mrs George B G Schotle.
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John M. Hample
Montte West
Denver
Anne Hample
Butte Country Club
G. B
Holloway
Edward
Shea
James M. Brown
Jolie
Bowlin
Carl F. Ginter
James Miller
John
Wulf
Joseph Poitras
J. D. Wilson
William Page
Richardson
MH. Gidel
A. Linforin
DB. A. Kelly
D. Gay
Slivers
L. O. Evans
Roy H. Glover
Edward S. McGtone
Kenneth B. Kraver
John BE. Corette
Thomas
C. Taylor
W. F. Kester
Samuel Stephenson
William Kirkpatrick
Jam
Hauck
Roberts
Ocrangle
Stockton Ventry
Crum
T. W. Roche
J. , Dietrich
John R. Bartlett
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Mys. Thomas
Harold Sathwarty
Frank Haskins
Frank Hooper
Stanley Johnson
D. Woodward
J. J
C. W. Cook
Frankinsion
Doh W. Charow
Pred Woodhull
Thomas Femi
James Pleper
Jain J. Brennan
Melyiun Woodland
L. D. MecCleary
D. J. Burley
W. H
Fritz
Murry
Rice
Dk BL Barclay
Mary Mitchell
Pred Mintin
Richard Harrington
Carl G. Rowan
George BG. Schotle
Miss Paula Bowden Home for Summer
Miss Paula Bowden daughter of Dr and Mrs Bowden has arrived from Denver where she attended college. She is joined by Miss Pat Carey of Mobile Alabama as a guest at the Bowden home.
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Paula Bowden
Paula. Bowden
Diunohd
Denver
Fareetta Heights
Bowden
Pat Carey
Mobile
Ala
Garey
John d. Carey
Canada
United States
Salt Lake City
Carey
Miss Covey
Laredlo Hearts
Bridge Whist Party Sponsored by Grass Central Club
Out of the season’s social events came aBridge whist party hosted by the Grass Central Activity club in Columbus hall Monday evening. Numerous tables competed and attractive prizes were awarded. Officers and helpers included Mrs. Joseph Sullivan as chair, Mrs. B D McGeehan as co chair, and a large list of local ladies assisting.
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Grass Central Activity Club
Columbus Hall
Joseph Sullivan
B.D. McGeehan
M. L. Kelly
J. M. Ryan
Ed Lynch
Myre
O. H. Dougherty
Mary Dolan
John Ambrosetti
Loretta Kirkpatrick
Ann Sullivan
William Lappin
Alice Oehrle
William Lap
John Davis Rites Set at Whitehall
Funeral services for John Davis, longtime Pleasant Valley resident, will be held Thursday at 2 p m in the Methodist church here. The Rev Clifford Karger will officiate with interment in Morral Cemetery. Davis emigrated from Uganda to the United States, survived by widow Mary and a son Edward, with two daughters in law and several grandchildren and cousins.
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Goin Davis
Pleasant Vatley
Hatre
Clifford Karger
Alloral
Davis
Fugiandt
Betteanines
Watferd States
Pleasant Valley
Mary Davis
Edward I
Jund Dauethers
Ray Critchheld
Whitehall
Cooke City Highway Opens to Yellowstone Visiters
Red Lodge motorists head toward Yellowstone as the Cooke City road to the park opens for the 1948 season. Reports say much of the route is dry but some sections have snow drifts. Crews will work to keep the road clear while two way radio warnings will alert travelers to approaching storms.
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RED Lodge, Inc
Automobile Touris
Wellowstone Whalttanat Park
Cooke City Mountain
Morentiing
Shredded Vegetables and Tomato Salad Feature Montana Work
Montana weekly item describes a salad course with shredded vegetables and tomato, a tarragon vinaigrette, and gelatin. It notes a Montana at Work program segment and a Rotary meeting in Butte Anaconda with details on speakers and topics including mining, smelting, lumber, power, farming, and stock raising.
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Tarragon
Montana
Butte
Maric Chamber of Commerce
Lonerations
Sam R. While
Reclamation Changes Approved by House
House passage approves changes to reclamation contracts and long term irrigation funding. Provisions allow state ledgers for maintenance and operation, credit repayments on construction costs, and optional transfer of project works to water users. Funds include school districts and proclamation bureau contributions for construction aid.
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Washington
Wasneer
House
Aise
Senate
One of Utah Local Unions Withdraws From SUMMSW
A large Utah local of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers withdrew from the SUMMSW on Wednesday. The action marks the 30th local withdrawal in the Crak-Negata area as tensions within the federation rise. Utah miners, led by General President Max BE Baker, call for unity but the split deepens as Midvale Smeltermen and others vote to sever ties.
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Lanetarr City
Diane
International Union of Mine
International
Utah
Sargest
Uivens
Midvale
Ineal
Utaly
Shiva
Eisanizaron
Leral
Max
Baker
Witter
LLIN
Meeting Postponed In Lislees of the Bulle district
The Lis lees of the Bulle school district in Weary postponed the Monty meeting from June 14 to June 13. Vice chairanin Dave Reese announced the shift noting Monday’s session was canceled due to Moary Union day observance and Aquorlny absence.
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Monty
Bulle
Weary
Dave Reese
Kiwanis Ladies Club Conducts Meeting
The Kiwanis Ladies met Monday afternoon in the Roundup room of the Hole Finlett with Mrs. Raymond Dugdale and Mrs. Frank Beasley presiding. The table was artistic and menu cards provided diversion. Covers were placed for numerous members and guests including Mrs. Raymond Schilling and Miss Wyanda Greene of Salt Lake City.
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Kiwanis
Hole
Finlett
Raymond Dugdale
Frank Beasley
Raymond Schilling
Ttarold Schilling
al Lautman
Doseph McGrath
Howard Oewisli
John §. Walt
Owen Lusithers
Return to Billings After City Visit by J. T. Shea
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Shea, guests of relatives and friends in the city, left Tuesday for their home in Billings.
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Billings
J.T. Shea
Summer pattern 9277 promises easy fit and full sewing chart
Montana Standard ad offers Pattern 9277 from Marian Martin with sizes 12 to 42, 34% yardage for 30 inch fabric, complete illustrated sewing chart, and a 25 cent pattern price. Also promotes a summer fashion catalog with a beach-utility bag pattern included for 15 cents more.
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Montana Standard
Pattern Dept
Stevenson Street
San Francisco
Marian Martin
Mrs Nick Swanson Returns Home From Sheridan Visit
Mrs Nick Swanson of Napion apartments returned Wednesday after visiting Sheridan as a house guest of Mr and Mrs Howard Weatherwax.
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Nick Swanson
Napion Apartments
Sheridan
Howard Weatherwax
South Side Notes Rally Clubs and Social Events
Mrs Geasine Sinck returns from a month’s Hob Springs vacation while the F F club meets at Miss Verne O’Sullivan’s home with Mrs Rose McDonald presiding. Guests include Mrs William Ryan of Galen and family at the Tyvi residence. Floral Park Players plan a church hall meeting. Carpenters’ union auxiliary and Patrioten Militant hold gatherings. A new baby, Paul Edward Davis, born at St Ann hospital with grandmothers listed. Neighbors of Woodcraft No 185 sponsor a ham barbecue sale at 17 East Park.
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William Ryan
Galen
Butte
Wew Hospital
Ed Tyvi
Gareden
Ed Paul
Billy Paul
Ariel
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Weinberg’s
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Jayson
W. Park
Lydia
Pinkham
Pinkhar
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wyoming
Wonnacott
Baptist Church
O'Sullivan Book Shop
Malin
Pepsi-Cola
Kovery
Sweepatches
Enrica
Prnci-Cote Taiiline Companies
Waite and
Auernege Winder
Papal-Cola Company
John Davis
Cooke City
Roche
Sues Meyers
Bennett FE
Meyers
Air Force
Mildred R. Lamarre Bled
Ledevak Canirl
Kiwanis Ladies Club
VM Dara Mle
Lawlor & Rowe
National Fur
Cys Wana
Safeway Stores
South Side News
Geasine Sinck
Cebban
Hob Springs
Sentele
F. F. Club
Verne O'Sullivan
Rose McDonald
McDonald
Tim Sullivan
Virginia Crobly
Hlizabeth McCarthy
Sadie Pressler
Catherine Harrington
Josephine O'Sullivan
Thm Marrington
Alpha Fuller
Floral Park Players Dramatic Club
Floral Park Church
Ladies
Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Lettie Staebler
Militant
Iowa
St. Ann
Mary Hawkesworth
William Sullivan
Will Sullivan
J.P. Edwards
W. H. Fritz
Co. W. Rooke
K. C. Chaat
T. J. Crowley
J. PF. Hale
Dominic Aleco
Z. J. Byrnes
James Sullivan
Ruth
Hawkeawarlly and
Murs Stullyy
Woorcratt
Cirely No. 185
East Park
IGE Reik
Pron
Emil Marans
VOGUE
Seventeen Mademoiselle
New Columbia
Ted Feroni
Broadway
the Way
Home
Coca-Cola Company
BT Butte
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
FHONE
AFA, Tee Cove-Cole Company
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