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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1952

Page

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Butte Plans 125 New Homes In Northwest District

Plans for a $1,000,000 plus project to build 125 semi prefabricated Farwest homes in the northwest Butte district north of Lexington street near North Excelsior. The homes will be three and two bedroom designs with garages, varied exteriors, oak floors, Karoseal tile, gas hot water, and rental or sale options. Construction to start within three weeks with streets graded and sewers installed.

Butte Lexington Street North Excelsior Street Greater Butte Farwest

Butte Fourth of July Parade Set With Large Civic Display

Butte's annual Independence Day festivities promise one of the largest parades in years. The July 4 parade will highlight the two day observance, honoring armed services members and allied units, with committees, material sales, and a full schedule including a Shrine circus and fireworks.

Butte George Palmer Harold O. Schilling Stewart Waters Edward Quinn Marion Moore E. Kaiser Ida Crossman Jack Duggan William Daley William Dalling Bart Riley Leslie Boyer al la Forrest Eddie Price Naranche Memorial Stadium Shrine Circus Civic Center

Playmate Shoots Miles City Boy in Accidental Incident

Miles City on June 14. Five year old Owen Sloan was shot in the head by a playmate also five. Police describe the incident as accidental. Doctors report the child in critical condition at the local hospital.

Miles City Owen Sloan Leo O. Sloan Vern Handley Sloan

Blood Collection Unit To Visit Butte For Armed Forces

John D. Ford appeals for blood donors as the Union Pacific and American Red Cross convert a railroad car into a portable blood bank. The unit, staffed by four Red Cross nurses and Butte volunteers, will operate at Front Street near the passenger station Thursday and Friday from 11 to hours to aid the armed forces.

John D. Ford America American Red Cross Ford Union Pacific Railroad Butte Red Cross Union Pacific Front Street

Thief Steals Ice Truck in Denver Heat

Frank West reported to police that a thief took his truck containing eight hundred pounds of ice. West walked through 94 degree heat to make the report, underscoring the odd motive and summer heat in the city.

Denver Frank West West

Odd Fellows Open Meet In Butte This Week

Montana members of the Odd Fellow fraternity gather in Butte for the annual grand body sessions Sunday through Thursday. Headquarters open at 1 PM Sunday in the Hotel Finlen with visitors including James R. French Leo F Pilz and Mrs Iva Crowell. An 8 PM get acquainted session, a Tuesday banquet in the Finlen, and a dance follow with tickets at the registration desk.

Odd Fellow Fraternity Montana Butte Hotel Finlen James R. French Greybull Wyo Sovereign Joe Looney Wewoka Oklo Leo F. Pilz Clarksburg Calif Patriarchs Militant

McMahon Claims U S Solved Hydrogen Bomb Secret

Connecticut Senator Brien McMahon told a Democratic state convention that the United States has solved the hydrogen bomb secret and would produce weapons numbered in four figures. He spoke by telephone from Washington as delegates backed him for the presidential nomination and Benton for another Senate term. McMahon outlined a survival program to require the AEC to manufacture hydrogen weapons, arguing they deter war and buy time for peace.

Hartford Conn Brien McMahon America Connecticut McMahon Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy Roosevelt William A. Benton Washington United States Atomic Energy Commission Stalin

Truman Declares Atomic Engine Ready For Submarine

President Truman hails atomic energy as a golden future while dedicating the keel of the first atomic powered submarine in Groton Connecticut. He says only Soviet Russia blocks progress and reveals a full sized atomic engine is nearing completion.

Groton Conn Truman Dwight D. Eisenhower Soviet Russia Eis

Butte Doctor Trapped by Greek Red Tape in Exile

John Buller, a native Butte physician now in a Greek village, risks losing contact with his homeland as American authorities fail to resolve his travel and residency status. Brother Dan Buller recounts the family saga from Butte and Paleohorion, noting the wartime disruption and consular indifference.

Butte Greece John Buller E. Phillips Oppenheim Dr. Buller Dan State Cafe South Main Street Paleohorion Kynourias Old City Sparta Dan Buller Athens

Plans for Butte indoor rodeo set for July event

Oral Zumwalt, veteran rodeo contestant and producer for Zumwalt and Lake, met with Butte sponsors to outline an indoor rodeo at the Butte Civic Center July 9 to 12. He praised the arena’s facilities and pledged his firm will stage the wildest show on earth, aiming to make Montana’s first indoor rodeo the era’s best.

Oral Zumwalt America Butte Rodeo Zumwalt Zumwalt and Lake Butte Montana Butte Civic Center Civic Center Butte Arena

Rioting in Tunis Raises Sectarian Tensions

Rioting between Moslems and Jews erupted in Tunis on Saturday amid tensions over reports of an attempted poisoning of the Bey's family. Officials said the incidents appeared unrelated.

Tunis Tunisia

Five of Family Perish in Fire

A Boston tenement fire on Saturday killed five members of the Horne family including John Horne 32 Cecile 27 their children Arnold 8 Carol 2 and Mrs Horne's brother Alan Gorneault 18 The blaze began on a first floor stairway rapidly spreading as 30 people slept Passers by police horns and sirens tried to rouse occupants One survivor Gilman Gorneault 16 a brother of Mrs Horne

Boston John Horne Cecile Arnold Carol Horne

Butte Man Robert L. Guay Dies After Crash

Robert L. Guay 23 of 2039 Richardson Butte died Saturday night at Sheridan hospital after a Friday morning auto wreck three miles south of Virginia City. Companion Robert Graham Nugent 24 was released from St. James hospital with a bruised knee. Guay owned the Alibi Inn tavern and served in the Navy. he leaves parents two brothers a sister and other relatives. Body at Duggan's Merrill mortuary.

Robert L. Guay Butte Virginia City Sheridan Hospital Guay Richardson Robert Graham Nugent Roberts St. James Hospital Sheridan Glenn Stevens Ennis Nugent Ennis Hill Hawthorne Navy Alibi Inn Oscar Guay Richard Guay Korea Ralph Guay Arlene Guay Fred Dahl Harlowton Fred Guay Clarence Guay Albert Guay Clyde Stears Duggan Merrill Mortuary

Weather Forecast for Butte and Montana Regions

Weather outlook calls for considerable cloudiness with showers and thunderstorms Sunday. Sunday morning warm then cooler Sunday afternoon and night. Airport readings range 37 to 79 with 12 midnight Friday to 5:30 PM Saturday period. West of Divide sees scattered storms then cooling. East of Divide turns clear to partly cloudy with strong winds, highs 75 to 95.

Butte Divide

Three Justice Department Officials Quit

Washington June 14 Two other officials remained under scrutiny as Attorney General James P McGranery announced the resignations of H Graham Morison Harold I Baynton and William A Underhill. He said they were not fired but their posts would be filled by men in accord with his policy. Rep Patrick J Hillings said more heads would roll.

Washington W.P James P. McGranery Justice Department Philadelphia Me. Granery H. Graham Morison Harold I. Baynton Office of Alien Property William A. Underhill Baynton Patrick J. Hillings Calif McGranery Hillings House House Committee A. Devitt Vanech Joseph C. Duggan Philip B. Perman Morison Underhill

Heavy fighting for hills in western Korea battles persists

Allied forces report at least 477 killed and 338 wounded among Chinese troops, with total casualties from four days of combat over 800. The 155 mile front saw heavy artillery barrages and air strikes, including destruction of a Red airfield near Chorwon.

Seoul Korea U. S. Eighth Army James Crutchfield Graceville Fla North Korea Foo 45Th (Oklahoma Chorwon Eighth Army Hill “T Gibraltar

Property taxes in state may drop this year

Montana may see a property tax reduction for 1952 tied to Williston basin oil boom revenues. The Montana Taxpayers association says oil royalties and bonuses have boosted state school payments by over a million, with about 2.4 million in tax savings possible if officials use all tax-saving options.

Helena Williston Basin Montana Montana Taxpayers Association The Bulletin

First Baby Born in Butte's New Hospital

Stephen McHugh, 10 pounds 1 ounce, born Saturday at 11 10 in Butte's Community Memorial hospital. His mother is Mrs. Dorothy Barr RN obstetrical supervisor. Father Frank McHugh works at High Ore mine. siblings Frances 10 Paul 6 Tommy 2. Stephen receives a $100 Defense Savings bond from C F Kelley Anaconda Copper Mining Company.

Stephen McHugh Dorothy Barr Butte New Community Memorial Hospital Stephen Frank McHugh Caledonia C. F. Kelley Anaconda Copper Mining Company Hospital Board of Directors

State Veterans Bonus Payoff Begins in Helena

A $21,700,000 Montana World War II veterans bonus started Saturday with Gov. Bonner presenting the first check to Dean G. Hanson of Harlowton. The Montana Veterans of Foreign Wars banquet marked the encampment’s end as nine more claims were processed.

Helena John W. Bonner Dean G. Hanson Harlowton Bonner State Board of Examiners Sam W. Mitchell Arnold H. Olsen John J. Holmes J. F. Neely Examiners Board Hanson William H. Speck Deer

County Officials Oppose Amendment At 43rd Convention

Montana Association of County Commissioners adopts a resolution opposing an amendment to the state workmen's compensation act at its 43rd annual convention in Billings. Lewistown chosen for 1953 gathering. Hagerman elected president. Sutherland vice president. Edwards secretary treasurer. Brown association counsel.

Billings Montana Lewistown Ben B. Hagerman Clyde Dygert Hardin M. C. Sutherland Thompson Falls N. W. Edwards Collins William A. Brown Helena Montana Association of County Commissioners Tana

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