French Halt Talks on New Germany
Western allies postponed talks with German leaders to form a western Allied government in western Germany at France request. The French assembly must approve London decisions. a victory for Premier Schuman could push the conference to later in the week. Genera L D Clay announced the delay as Communists promote unity plebiscite in opposition to the Western plan. The Bizonal council is set to meet, with protests against Ruhr internationalization likely.
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Berlin
Cennan Ieaders
Germany
French National Assembly
London
Robert Schuman
Paris
Lucius D. Clay
United States
Frankfurt
Britain
France
Benelux
Bizonal Economic Council
Wili
Ruhr
Spanish War Veterans Open Sessions in Helena Encampment
United Spanish war veterans auxiliary and ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic opened their Montana encampment in Helena. The 40th anniversary of the Spanish American War will be observed with sessions through Wednesday. Grigsby’s Rough Riders and the First Montana Volunteer Cavalry join in a joint reunion. Helena Postmaster J. R. Wine will give the Plaiday address Monday, with Maj. William A. Curtis of St Paul and Col. Barney Rankin of Bozeman among speakers.
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Helena
Juice
United Spanish War Veterans
Tts Auxiliary
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Montana
Grigsby’s
Rough Riders
Third
United States Volunteer Cavalry
First
Montana Volunteer Cavalry
J. R. Wine
Willam A. Curtis
St. Paul
Naional Uswv
Gol. W. R
Barney) Rankin
Bozeman
Ranki
Travel Industry Week Set Aside During Period of June 20-26
Montana officials designate June 20 to 26 as Montana travel industry week to boost the state’s economy through out-of-state tourism. Governor Ford urges citizens to welcome visitors and ensure a pleasant stay, stressing courtesy across all sectors from filling stations to hotels.
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Helens
UFI
Montana
Montana Chamber of Commerce
Ford
Extension Service Opens Convention at Montana State College
The Montana agricultural extension service will open its annual conference at Montana State College with agents from across the state and specialists. The five day meeting centers on effective extension training and provides instruction in techniques to aid work with rural residents.
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Preeman
Montana Agricultural Extension Service
Montana State College
Extension Service
Two Oil Strikes Made in Out Bank Field
Cre ter Oil company struck twice in Out Bank field this week. The Barkaloo well acidized early in the week yields 279 barrels daily through a half inch choke. The Howsley No 3 flowed 493 barrels on its first day through a half inch choke. Boys Shoot From Bikes Helena June 13 Six boys reported shooting BB guns at dogs while speeding on motor bikes. They were ordered to see the judge after police questioned them following an irate mother’s report.
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Out Bank
Creter Oil Company
Barkaloo
Howsley No. 3
Helena
Snatueray
Guardsmen Arrive for Postwar Training at Fort Harrison
Helena June reports Montana guardsmen from the 16th regimental combat team arrive to open a postwar training encampment at Fort Harrison for about 700 men through June 27. The 186th fighter squadron encampment proceeds at Great Falls, using non-tent housing built for the army special service force. Brig. Gen. G. H. Mitchell says guard strength will rise to 269 officers, 10 warrant officers, and 3,862 men. Col Rankin leads the unit with training focused on weapons, tactics, and specialist courses, aided by 16 Fort Lewis reg
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Helena
H- Upi
Montana
16Td
Fort Harrison
Great Falls
8. H. Mitchell
Mon
Tana
W. R.banner Rankin
Fort Lewis
Wash
Hungry thief hits fruit stand in Helena theft
Helena report says a burglar pulled a wire screen from Saundys fruit stand at Euclid and Benton and took several crates of oranges bananas and strawberries Sunday.
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Helena
Saundy
Euclid
Benton
Banquet Ends One Day Montana Seed Growers Meet
Convention in Bozeman concludes after a day of talks. Charles Quinn of Missoula serves as president of the Montana seed growers association.
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Bozeman
Montana
Charles Quinn
Missoula
Deer Lodge News Hale Decoder Correspondient Circulation
Local paper notes Hale decoder and circulations details for Deer Lodge area. Meehan column lists phone access at 441 and 919 exchange indicators, with brief community notices and upcoming events.
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Deer Lodge
Meehan
McManus Baby Dies in Deer Lodge
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Joseph McManus of Hare s greenhouse died Sunday. Born February 25 1938 the child is survived by a great grandmother Mrs Julia Woods and by grandmothers Mrs Rosella Moran and Mrs Margaret McManus. Body at Ross mortuary awaiting transfer to Butte for services. Funeral Tuesday at Ross chapel then St Mary church Butte for high mass at 9:30. Burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
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Desh Lodge
Joseph McMamus
Joseph McManus
Hare
Julia Woods
Woolman
Butte
Rosella Moran
Buthe
Margaret McMfanus
Holland
Ross Mortuary
Ross Chapel
St Mary Church
Holy Crogs Cemetery
Masonic Session Set for Deer Lodge No 14
Deer Lodge No 14 AF and AM will hold a Tuesday evening meeting to begin the fall session preceding the vacation period. All members are invited to attend, with Isa Townsley serving as worshipful master.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge No
Isa Townsley
Inaster Sil
Engineers Fight to Save Plant in Flood Emergency
Engineers and rescuers battled rising floodwater to protect Reynolds Aluminum plant behind Missouri River dikes. Port towns like Portland reported 29.9 feet on the Willamette while farmers ferried grain machinery to sandbag dikes, and 2000 homes in Multnomah district faced inundation as Army crafts aided wildlife and livestock rescue.
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Idonta
Portland
Willamette River
Co. Nunbla Ab
Vancouver
Multnomah
Kelso
Longview
Wash
Pasco
Columbia
Washington State
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Kootenai River
Reynolds Aluminum
Columbia River
Woman's Body Found After Flood Near Pueblo
Pueblo Calo June 15 an unidentified woman drowned in a flash flood and was recovered tonight in a creek ten miles west of the city. The coroner said she may be the mother of a ten day old baby found on the creek bank beside a stalled pickup. The sheriff suggested she may have saved the child before drowning.
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Pueblo
Calo
C. MN. Caldwell
Dunlap
Pageant at Dam Site Redepicts Flathead History Event
Kalispell hosts an historical pageant marking Hungry Horse dam start on July 10 at the $100 million power reclamation project site on the South Fork of the Flathead near Columbia Falls. Blackfeet and Flathead tribes participate, showcasing history from prehistoric days to modern times for an estimated 10 000 to 20 000 attendees.
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Kalispell
Northwest
Flathead
Don DeVoe
Bomb wielding drunk hooked by Mickey Finn in Spokane
In Spokane a man named Ole A. Stenberg wandered downtown Sunday carrying seven sticks of dynamite and a detonating cap. Police used a bartender to slip a Mickey Finn into his drink, disabling the charges and removing the explosives. He was booked on a felony count for endangering with explosives.
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Spokane
Stenberg
Juul
Elks Flag Day Rites Held With New Uniforms
In Dillon on June 1 the Elks Lodge will conduct annual flag day exercises at 7:30 pm on the depot lawn with a backup plan at the high school auditorium if rain. A parade forms at city hall with the drum and bugle corps leading, and Dean Chaffin of Bozeman delivers the address.
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Dillon
BPOR
Elks,drum and Bugle Corps
Dean Chaffin
Bozeman
P. J. Lovell
Lodge
Butte Girl Shot in Right Foot During Weekend Accidents
Three Butte children were injured near their homes over the weekend. Eleven year old Ann Thomas was accidentally shot in the right foot with a 22 caliber rifle while neighbor boys target practiced Sunday evening and admitted to Murray hospital. Anita Johnson 15 was bitten on the left leg by a dog while playing on East Park Street and taken to St James hospital. Patsy Carlen nine sustained a lower lip laceration after a bicycle fall and was treated at St James hospital with three stitches.
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Butte
Ann Thomas
CG. L.thomas
Edwards
Murray Hospital
Anita Johnson
Andrew Johnson
East. Park
East Park Street
St. James Hospital
City Pownd
Patsy Carlen
Pat Carlen
Baye ‘Ord
Country Club Party Opens Dillon Season Charm
Dillon June 1. A well attended Dillon Country Club party kicked off the 1948 social season attracting about 75 members. The evening featured dancing and cards with a late midnight bed. A bridge luncheon for ladies is planned next Wednesday afternoon and a delegation of golfers from Idaho Falls is set for Sundays invitational tournament.
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Dillon
Dillon Country Club
Idaho Falls
Goyer Rites Set This Afternoon
Funeral services for Frank Goyer WWI veteran will be held at Brundage chapel at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev J Thompson Baker of the Presbyterian church will officiate. Interment in Mountain View cemetery with the Roaverhead post of the American Legion conducting graveside rites.
Gransherry Heads Dillon Eagles in Local Meeting
Dillon news notes Gransherry elected worthy president of the Dillon Eagles at Friday night meeting. John McMell named vice president Melvin Westad chaplain Ross Hill treasurer Bob Jackson conductor Marion Stevens inner guard Dale Case outer guard. Also, Tra Boles held in county jail on concealed weapons charge awaiting district court arraignment. Chief Dan Mooney reports a loaded automatic pistol found.
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Villan
AEC
H. Gransherry
Dillon
Henry
al Ward
John McMell
Melvin Westad
Ross Hill
Bob Jackson
Marion Stevens
Dale Case
Tra Boles
Dan Mooney
Mooney
Universal American beer habit noted in editorial
An editorial comments that beer has become the universal beverage for Americans and would be surprising if only a few people drank it, reflecting broad social acceptance. The piece emphasizes ubiquity rather than individual variation and frames beer consumption as a national norm.
Dixie Democrats Back Truman On Rate Veto
Dixie Democrats allied with President Truman close ranks to support his veto of a rate measure. Senator Russell of Georgia leads the attack on civil rights policy, stating Southern Democrats will fight to sustain the veto. He argues the veto is as vital as to Republicans. A two thirds vote is required to override.
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Washington
Truman
Russell
D-Ga
South
Mose Vollig
Wonder Drug Credited With Saving 20 Lives
Vienna reports streptomycin donated by the America Federation of Labor may have saved 20 tubercular Viennese children. AFL officials Irving Brown and Michael Ross arranged the shipment after learning of the drug shortage. The medicine arrived by air Friday and prompted immediate improvement in the children's condition.
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Vienna
Austria
America Federation of Labor
Irving Brown
Michael Ross
AFL
Socialist Party
Fragments on England Beer Standards and Monasteries
A cryptic fragment discusses an ancient English beer standard and references monasteries with archaic phrasing. The text appears as partial, unclear OCR, blending measurement ideas with antiquated imagery and nonsensical terms. No clear event or date is identifiable.
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England
Window Splintered As Men Fight At Swidberg Store
Two men smashed a front window of Swidberg Plumbing and Electric at W3 East Park Street in Butte after an early Sunday morning altercation. Police say one man fell against the pane, causing it to break.
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Swidberg Plumbing and Electric Store
East Park Street
Butte
Sit
Car Overturns on Meaderville Highway Involving Three
Three Butte residents escaped serious injury after a car overturned on the J Butte Meaderville highway near Meaderville Avenue station. Driver Galen Reynolds, 1117 Mast, suffered a head bruise. deputies report a possible steering rod failure. Reynolds went to St Daniels hospital for examination and release. Passenger Joby Hodge of 1204 East Galena and an unidentified woman were also hurt.
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Butte
J .Butte-Meaderville
Meaderville Ave
Bob Russell Pire
Andrew Pellet
Russell Traynolds
Mast Galen
Rentolds
Meaderville
Reynolds
St. Danies Hospital
Firther
Joby Hodge
East Galena
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