Montana Board defers test of WWI bonus constitutional issue
In Helena the State Board of Examiners delayed testing the constitutionality of a $2.5 million World War I bonus until July 1. Attorney General Forrest Anderson urged delay citing a potential future veteran on the board. Kalman & Co. sought refinancing of $14.2 million in WWII and Korean War bonds, with Abby proposing recall at a cost of $350,000 but saving $1.5 million overall. The board will continue talks to craft a refinancing plan, while sale of bonds remains uncertain until Montana Supreme Court ruling.
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Abby
Anderson
Kalman & Co
Attorney General's Office
Frank Murray
Montana Supreme Court
Anaconda Will Dispute Reaches Montana Supreme Court
The Montana Supreme Court hears the four volume transcript in the dispute over late George Marichh of Anaconda. The case involves competing wills and executors Jerry Popovich and Milan Bor yan versus Ted Kuburich and others. Maricich died Oct 24 1960. the jury found the later will valid amid alleged undue influence.
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Helena
UPI
George Marichh
Anaconda
Montana Supreme Court
High Court
Jerry Popovich
Milan Boryan
Ted Kuburich
Nicole Maricic
Yugoslavia
Portland
Ore
Kuburich
Robert J. Boyd
John N. Radonich
William R. Baylor
Deer Lodge
Hearing Stated On Increase In Truck Rates
Montana Railroad Commission set July 16 in Helena for a hearing on higher minimum truck rates and a 10 percent rise on nearly all general commodities hauled within Montana. Pacific Inland Tariff Bureau Inc. and Northern Pacific Transport Co. seek the increase. minimum charge would start at $3.00 per shipment. The commission also calendared June 2 in Philipsburg for a Class C permit to haul miners to a phosphate mine, and June 19 in White Sulphur Springs to hear a garbage haul request within a five mile radius.
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UPI
Montana Railroad Commission
Montana
Pacific Inland Tariff Bureau Inc
Northern Pacific Transport Co
MRC
Philipsburg
Standard
Douglas Creek
White Sulphur Springs
J. C. DeWoody
Electricity trades shortfall sparks training push
An estimate says 225,000 electricians will be needed nationwide by 1970 while current apprenticeship programs will supply only 70,000. The figure highlights a looming labor gap and may spur expanded training efforts across industry and education sectors.
Cut Bank Legion Hall questioned over Birch Society meeting
Dr. C H Minette Cut Bank dentist and longtime American Legion member questions the use of the Cut Bank Legion Hall for a Birch Society meeting coordinated by Victor Overcash. He fears the event could imply Legion ties to the Birch Society and urges a formal Legion stance before the June 25 gathering.
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Birch Society
CUT Bank
UPI
American
Minette
Victor Overcash
East Glacier
Legion Hall
Overcash
Legion
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Idaho
Wyoming
Clarence H. Olson
Legislative Commission
Washington, D.C
E. J. Callahan
Helena
Chester K Shore
Veterans’ Group
Legion Post
Carroll College Announces Summer Workshops for Teachers
Carroll College announces three two week summer workshops for elementary teachers held June 20 July 5 and July 22 as part of the 1963 Carroll Summer School. Each workshop offers three undergraduate credits and may be taken individually or together.
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Sisters of Charity of Providence
Carroll College
Carroll
Eloise
FCSP
Order of the Sisters of Charity of Providence
St. Mary College
Los Angeles
DePaul University
Idyllwild Foundation of the Arts
California
Dale Ringger
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Scott, Foresman Co
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Eau Claire State Teachers College
Wis
University of Wisconsi
Miss Ringger
Wisconsin
Scott Publishing Company
Bruncke
University of Minnesota
Butte Post Office Open Today For Miners Union Day
Postmaster A H Wilkinson announced all stations except the main Butte Post Office will close in observance of Miners Union Day. Station A at Park and Dakota Harrison Avenue substation and Walker Vale Post Office close. Main office remains open with regular mail deliveries and services.
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Park and Dakota
Harrison Avenue
Walkervale
Miners Union
Priceless Russell Painting insured for only 75000
Helena UPI report says the Charles M. Russell painting in the House is insured for 75000 with a three year premium of 315 at 42 cents per hundred dollars. Earlier boards valued it at 225000 while experts placed values over a million. Examiners may adjust coverage later. VA hospital training note appears.
Examiners Order Capitol Office Reorganization in Montana
The State Board of Examiners ordered compacting Montana Capitol offices into one east wing complex to improve efficiency. Governor Babcock and officials touted relocating primary offices as part of a $1.5 million renovation with completion aimed by Nov 1, 1964.
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Arthur Hutchinson Helena
UPI
State Board of Examiners
Atty
Forrest H. Anderson
Tim Babcock
Frank Murray
Secretary of State
Board of Examiners and Public Instruction Department
Capitol
Morrison
Anderson
Board of Equalization
Fish and Game Department
Sam Mitchell
Montana National Guard
Mont County Commissioners Open Convention in Bozeman
The Montana Association of County Commissioners opened its 54th annual meeting with 114 commissioners. Major topics include land valuation disputes with the State Board of Equalization and a 1963 law shifting up to half the cost of caring for patients in state institutions to counties. Other agenda items include the State Law Enforcement Academy public lands state parks and secondary roads. Maurice Arnold of Glasgow is the current president.
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Bozeman
UPI
Montana Association of County Commissioners
State Board of Equalization
Dan Fulton
New Institution
Quires
Association
Maurice Arnold
Glasgow
Betsy Ross of Fromberg Named 1968 Woman's Day Speaker
Betsy Ross of Fromberg has been invited to return to Montana State College in 1968 as Woman's Day speaker. This year's featured speaker was Mrs. Carolyn Sergent Beatty of Parma Heights Ohio, who previously lived in Dillon.
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Bozeman
UPI
Betsy Ross
Fromberg
Montana State College
Carolyn Sergent Beatty
Parma Heights
Ohio
Beatty
Dillon
Montana Daily Subscription Rates
Montana Standard and Butte Daily Post list cash subscription plans for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier and mail. Rates show Montana in-state plans at 1 month 1.60, 3 months 4.50, 6 months 8.50, 1 year 16.00 while all other states are 1 month 1.75, 3 months 5.00, 6 months 9.50 and 1 year 18.00. Dial Circulation Dept. 792-8807.
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