Miners Holiday Contests Highlight Garden Pavilion Activities
The day features a first aid contest with 12 teams, prize money totaling $697, and music by the Montana State band. After a picnic lunch, awards for the state championship skating meet will be presented. A full schedule of men women and children races and contests follows with $3 $2 and $1 prizes and a tots race.
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Gardens Pavilion
Anaconda Company
Montana State Band
Beautiful Gardens Grove
Miners Union Sports Committee
Christian Churches Convention Opens in Anaconda
The 70th annual Montana Christian Churches convention opens in Anaconda at the First Christian church with Rev. Glen Mell of Great Falls presiding. Delegates from 20 churches attend a three day meeting with speakers Mark Rutherford, Dr. L N D Wells, Paul D Kennedy, and Rev. Mell on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Glen Mell
Great Falls
Montana Convention of Christian Churches
First Christian Church
Sixth and
Oak
Mark Rutherford
Oklahoma
Department of Men's Work
United Christian Missionary Society
L. N. D. Wells
East Dallas
Patrols Move Pickets as Tacks Scatter Near Textile Plant
Morristown Tennessee reports state highway patrolmen pushed CIO pickets from the road outside a textile plant after tacks were found scattered on the approach. The 11 week strike by CIO workers followed two weekend bombings and remained otherwise quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Tenn
CIO
FASTEETH Advertises Denture Adhesive Powder
FASTEETH is an improved alkaline powder sprinkled on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly in place. It claims to prevent sliding and slipping without gummy taste, does not sour, and helps control plate odor. Available at any drug store.
MacArthur Doghouse Reserves Room for British Writer
The article reports the Japanese government ban on political demonstrations unconstitutional. Almond is quoted saying officials could ignore the constitution if in the public interest. A Hawley item drew Almond's objection over gun returns to occupiers. Almond urged newsroom discipline to avoid news conflicting with MacArthur's objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almond
Hawley
MacArthur
Ten New Teachers Hired For Twin Bridges Event
The state orphans home at Twin Bridges hosts a celebration with ten new teachers. Former Trustee David Reese spoke for both motions. A stadium use request for July 3 and 4 by Jack Skelley was referred to the stadium committee. Skelley, a Butte man, plans a novel children's fire engine ride to benefit the Butte fire department relief fund. School breakage costs rose from about $1,000 to over $1,700 in the 1949-50 year. Herb Bretherton reports on building conditions.
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Twin Bridges
David Reese
Jack Skelley
Stadium Committee
Skelley
Butte
Butte Fire Department Relief Fund
Herb Bretherton
Margaret Leary
Bretherton
J. W. Chandler
Wenzel Brown
Four Drown When Boat Capsizes Off Catalina
Four men die when the fishing boat Signal Hill capsized off Santa Catalina island during a Saturday fishing trip. A two hour rescue by Navy planes Coast Guard cutters and a Norwegian freighter saved 16 of the 20 aboard. The skipper and three others were missing and presumed drowned.
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San Pedro
Calif
Coast Guard and Sheriff's Office
Santa Catalina Island
Signal Hill
Los Angeles Harbor
Navy
Coast Guard
Senate panel backs probe into gasoline price hikes
Washington June 12 Senate judiciary committee approved a resolution for an investigation of gasoline price increases. The move signals potential Senate action to examine causes and patterns behind rising fuel costs.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hospital Notes Show Admitted and Dismissed Names at Two Posts
The page lists admitted and dismissed patients across St James and Murray facilities. Names include Griffin L Smith Alfred C Kohlhase Virginia apartments Benita Oak wood Roberta Wool verton and many others with addresses noted such as 207% Curtis 1115 Maryland 1751 Oregon and 49 West Center. Dismissed entries feature Charlain Gordon Deer Lodge John P Caron 2117 Aberdeen and Baby Steven Dowland among others.
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ST. James
Griffin L. Smith
Curtis
Alfred C. Kohlhase
Virginia
Benita K. Oakwood
Maryland
Roberta Woolverton
Oregon
William Hooper
Princeton
Leland Bowman
Anaconda
Joe Dowling
Dell
Ramona Roddy
Helena
Mary Ann Gardener
Don Anderson
Yale
Ray J. Kunz
South Main
Charlain Gordon
Deer Lodge
Deanne Kay Thompson
Dillon
Louis Caparelli
East Broadway
Raymond Brandt
North Wyoming
Nancy Ann Mazzolini
Main
Meaderville
Andy Verbeck, Jr
West Gold
Helen Stanich
Emma
Mary Kelly
West Center
Murray
Rena Jones
Bennett
Sadie Hendman
Doris Miller
Shields
Andrew Moland
Charlotte Baldwin
West Park
Louis Blaskovich
Pearl Gros
East Park
Vernice Riley
Charles Silver
John P. Caron
Aberdeen
Larry Lahti
Gabe Wright
Utah
Runaway Truck Hits 16 Parked Vehicles
A runaway truck carrying 10 tons of shelled corn roared through Laramie Wyoming on Grand avenue injuring 16 parked cars, knocking down lamp posts and a traffic signal before stopping on Union Pacific tracks. Driver Gail Gayman 20 North Platte Neb unhurt. corn spilled delaying rail traffic an hour. It was the third such incident on Grand avenue in a year involving the same truck type.
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Laramie
Wyo
Union Pacific Railroad
Gail Gayman
North Platte
Neb
Telephone Canyon
Grand Avenue
Gayman
Wallet and clothes stolen after man reports incident
Guy Bergum reported theft Monday describing a suspect. Police said a wallet totaling 220 dollars and a suitcase filled with clothing and personal effects were taken.
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Guy Bergum
Butte Births and Events日志 in Brief
Butte residents welcomed several births and noted visits and transfers. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Fleiner in St. James hospital. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John T. Russell. other births listed. multiple marriages licenses issued to Missoula and Butte couples. Various locals visited Butte or stayed briefly, and club meetings and officer installations are announced.
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St. James Hospital
William Fleiner
South
Idaho
John T. Russell
Lincoln
B. L. Cox
South Dakota
Officers Named at WRC Meet in Butte Montana
The Montana Woman’s Relief Corps met in the Montana Power Company auditorium with Sarah Klassen introducing Montana president Elva Yeager of Great Falls. Mayor Thomas Morgan welcomed attendees as Judge John McClernan spoke on disabled veterans.
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Montana Power Company
Sarah Klassen
Butte Corps
Department of Montana
Elva Yeager
Great Falls
Thomas Morgan
John McClernan
Frank Heffern
Evangeline Killgallon
Heffern
New York World Telegram and Sun Hit By Guild Strike
The New York unit of the American Newspaper Guild CIO calls a strike against the New York World Telegram and Sun. About 540 editorial and business employees under guild jurisdiction participate starting Tuesday.
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New York
American Newspaper Guild
CIO
New York World-Telegram and Sun
Spark Ignites Oil Four Are Killed in Arkansas Farm Fire
Four members of the Marshall family died in a cookstove oil explosion near Batesville Arkansas late Sunday. Victims were Mrs Ralph Marshall 26 and her three children Louise 12 Me 5 and Gary Dean 13 months. An eight-year-old son and the father escaped.
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Batesville
Ark
Here
Ralph Marshall
Louise
Gary Dean
Marshall
Girl Dies After Milk Bottle Tripping Incident
In Beverly Massachusetts on June 12 a four year old girl identified as Eileen Louise Hennessy bled to death after tripping and falling onto a quart bottle of milk she held. A glass shard pierced her jugular vein and she died en route to Beverly Hospital in a police car.
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Beverly
Mass
Eileen Louise Hennessy
Beverly Hospital
Butte Man Struck by Car Near Hank's Tavern
Tony Shorla of 360 East Broadway was hospitalized with a broken left leg and facial cuts after being struck by a car near Hank's tavern five miles south of Butte. The driver Wayne E. Roberts of 1839 Oregon said three men appeared on the highway. two avoided, Shorla was hit by blinded headlights. Shorla's companions were Matt Franddi and John Kopponen.
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Tony Shorla
East Broadway
Butte
Shorla
St. James Hospital
Hank’s Tavern
U. S. Highway 10
William Madlena
Raymond Olsen
Wayne E. Roberts
Oregon
Roberts
Jack Guinnane
Madlena
Sherla
Matt Franddi
405 East Granite
John Kopponen
430 East Granite
False alarm prompts Butte fire response near Quartz and Washington
A false alarm at Quartz and Washington triggered a Butte fire department response Monday night around 11 o'clock. No fire was found and crews cleared the scene.
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Quartz
Washington
Butte Fire Department
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Christian Churches’ Convention
Christian Brothea
Manon
Lone Toanrisieo
Molly Gan
the Muses
The
Christian Brothers
Napa
California
Catalina
Butte News
J. A. Hodson
Electric City
Finlen
Emil E. Kautzmann
Missoula
Walter W. Miller, Jr
Frances Schwanekamp
Frank Cash
Grace Patricia Collins
James M. Nelson, Jr
Patricia H. McNulty
Mrs. E. P. Jones
John Messelt
Billings
E. G. Fulton
Nere
R. G. Miller
Harold R. Cranmer
Robert L. Switzer
Libby
St. Ann Society No. 208
KSKJ
Holy Savior Church Hall
Ann Panyon
Boys Central High School
Brother J. J. Donnelly
Fred Woolmer
South Jackson Street
Charles Dobbs
Washington Street
Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Loren W. Johns
Estelle Haberkorn
M. B. Fitzgerald
Acoma Hotel
Charles Kramer
A. L. Rankin
Gallatin County
J. C. Parker
Bozeman
Frederick Peterson
J. E. Anderson
Lima
Beaverhead County
City
Robert Norwood
Mr. Norwood
Garden City
Grand Hotel
James R. Rogers
O. R. Sanders
Capital City
Butte Writers Club
Eagles Auxiliary
Savoy Cafe
Alice Gosselin
Pauline Zyzniewski
Leona Atkinson
George Penner
USN
Betty Z. Penner
Hobson Street
Dental
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
South Side Progressive Club
IOOF
Front Street
G. P. Anderson
McCarroll
Beauty
WRC
Girl
És Poll
Star and
Park ST
Jensen Drug Store
S. Montana
Aeos
America
General Electric
General Electric Supply Corporation
Front, Butte, Montana
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