Truman Vetoes Appropriation Continues on Prom Page 1
The article reports President Truman vetoing an appropriation as part of a sequence of legislative actions. It notes a proposed change and the stripping of funds from the Department of Labor, alongside a large annual budget figure of 6,509,938,000 for the national military establishment. Senate subcommittee hearings were completed Tuesday led by Chairman Gurney.
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Ife
Ltts
Department of Labor
House
National Military Establishment
Senate
Gurney U.S.D
Senate Appropriations
House Appropriations Debates Key Defense and Foreign Aid Bills
The House orients toward final action with a $485 million appropriation bill and a new $81 million estimate for defense needs. It funds Army and Air Force operations, Alaska projects, Aleutian defense works, and Pacific-area construction while eyeing a $6.1 billion foreign aid measure and a cattle of stockpiling materials for national security. The session continues with debate on Wednesday morning.
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Tang
House
Gurney
Congress
Army
Air Force
Secretary of National Defense
Potrestal
Navy
Alaska
Aleutians
Pacific Ocean
Galumbia
House Tangy
Carmichael Boy Injured In Bus Bicycle Crash
Carmichael 14 year old IMneayne Carmichael sustained severe cuts and lacerations to his right foot arms and minor facial wounds after a bicycle collision with a Butterly Lines bus Tuesday night at St James hospital reported in fair condition. Also listed in fair condition were Robert Peterson age 4 and Robert Mills age 11 both in motorcycle car and bike car crashes Monday afternoon. three other youths with fractures were later released from the hospital.
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St. James Hospital
Imneayne Carmichael
Newspaper Carmier
Butterly Lines
Young Carmichael
Mtr
Victor Hastin
Robert Peterson
East Granite
Lafayette
Grand
Robert
Milles
East Galena
Park
Ohio
Peterson
Thertsa Nulky
South
Montana
Raymond Caloscia
Main
Meaderville
Willem MecLatghlin
Tuekson
PEO Sisterhood Elects Officers in Montana Chapter
MISSOULA June 15 Mrs Ola B Maddox of Bardin was elected president of the Montana chapter of the PEO sisterhood at the 26th convention. Helena was chosen as the site for the 1943 meeting. Other officers include Faye Harris Ruth Slayton Mary Miller Iva Lee Orr Helen Watkins Geth Stevens. SEATS CIRCH CABINET PRAGUE June 15 Communist Premier Antonin Zapotorky installed his new cabinet Tuesday retaining the group from the February coup.
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PEO Sisterhood
Missoula
Ola B. Maddox
Bardin
Montana
Helena
Faye Harris
Polgon
Ruth Slayton
Billings
Mary Miller
Kallspelt
Iva Lee Orr
Dillon
Helin H. Watkins
Sidney
Geth [Stevens Ef
Circh
Prague
Antonin Zapotorky
Eduard Benes
Klement Gothwald
Rennes
Min
Montana Girls State Formed
Chief Justice Blugh Adair of the Montana Supreme Court administered the oath Tuesday to 16 officials of the first Montana Girls State. Gov. Jamie Brenna of Missoula defeated Karl Hiermstad in the gubernatorial race. Other officers include Pamille Cottam Hardin lieutenant governor Patricia Kimmitt Great Falls secretary of state Pat Fitzgerald Hamilton treasurer Merion Vickers Hardin auditor Joynt Cox Butte attorney general Catherine Church Libby Supreme Court clerk Marjorie Boyle Rouncd pubic instruction mperinten dent Jerry Reardon Anaconda Vera Mae Campbell Hobson Shirley Egne Butle wattroad comenis signers Stalla Critelli Billings chief justice Patricia Keyes Cal Bank Donnas Folden Polson Norma Johnson Bovzesnut Bozeman Jean McKeever Morsyth.
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Billings
Jue
Blugh Adair
Montana
Supreme Court
Jamie Brenna
Missoula
Miss Brennan
Karl Hiermstad
Treat Falls
Democracy School
Pamille Cottam
Hardin
Patricia Kimmitt
Great Falls
Pat Fitzgerald
Hamilton
Merion Vickers
Norma Johnson
Bovzesnut
Bozeman
Jean McKeever
Morsyth
Butte Briefs Highlight Local News And Notices
Butte residents welcome a daughter born at St James hospital to Mr and Mrs Fred Poppy. A son born at Murray hospital to Mr and Mrs Floyd Shrefter. Tito Bibson enlisted in the Navy. Marriage licenses issued to Georgi L Thomas Jr and Mary Cronin. A certificate of Marquis G Walker found and may be claimed. Navy recruiter Chief Taute on 30 day leave. Indiana University graduation honors Hugh W Johnston. Eagles auxiliary and Neighbors of Woodcraft meetings scheduled. Lachrym Christi wine noted as a product from Mt Vesvius slopes.
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Clarence Wasley
Holmes
Tito Bibson
Navy
Branson
San Pieto
Mr. Branson
H_H- Taute
A. J. Peurtsoy
Butte
Los Angeles
California
Taute
Hugh W. Johnston
West Park Street
Inediana University
Johnslay
Eagles
Mery Benleh
Philipsburg Supper Hosts Mr and Mrs F Reid
Philipsburg June 18 Mr and Mrs Frank Reid entertained a group of friends Saturday evening at a buffet supper Cards provided diversion during the evening Guests included Mr and Mrs B G Paige Mr and Mrs Frank Torevigat Mr and Mrs L M Wanderer Mr and Mrs Sam P Jt My Mr and Mrs Ralph Endally Mr and Mrs Milton Phillip Mr and Mrs Arthur Plath Mr and Mrs Cecil Johnson Mr and Mrs Harald Keiser Mr and Mrs Rex Budell and the hosts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Johnson
Harald Keiser
Rex Budell
Butte Visitors Attend Dance Revue From Philipsburg
Visitors from Philipsburg arrive in Butte for a Duckham School of Dance revue. Mr. and Mrs. Vinson Fessler and daughters Myrna Lou Ann attended with Carel Bowman and other locals. Also Sam Gunnell of Logan visited Wells and Measom families last week.
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Whilipsburg
Vinson Fessler
Myrna
Lou Ann Fessler
Carel Bowman
Butte
Park
Trench Duckham
Dante
Paul Wells
Etta Pessler
Russell Lester
Larsen
Rudolph Vollenender
Beatrice Fessler
Henk Heakman
Guy Neal
George Hilborn
Utan Philipsburg
Sam Gunnell
Logan
Utah
Roy Measom
To Let School of Mines Contract Helena June 15
The state board of examiners announced it would open bids for a series of major repairs to Montour School of Mines buildings in Butte. Work includes repairs to the main hall foundation, parts of the mill building, the metallurgical building, and the gymnasium roof.
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Helena
U.hi
Retate Board of Examiners
Joly Otn
Montour School of Mines
Butte
Seard
Senate Restores Cuts in Aid Fund
Senate restored most House reductions in European recovery program aid for relief and recovery in Germany Austria Korea and Japan approving 1.325 billion dollars. It raised Ching aid to 46 million from 400 thousand and added 50 million to the Greece Turkey quarantine program. Remaining funds 70.711 million earmarked for international refugees organization.
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House
Germany
Austria
Korea
Japan
United Nations
Chldren
Senate
International Refuges Organization
Bridges
Europe
Bulfron
Jlo
Elme
Congress
Inadequate Montana Highway Program Cited by Candidate
STANFORD June 13 a political candidate said lack of planning and cooperation with communities has left Montana's highway program inadequately financed and poorly managed. District judge Vernon Taven of Plentywood, a Democratic governor hopeful, prepared remarks criticizing the program and recalling past hardship in the mud while pledging recovery.
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Stanford
Montana Uwehway
Vernon Taven
Plentywood
Montana
Hospital Notes Add Names and Dismissals From City Rows
Hospital notes list admissions at multiple addresses with names such as Mrs. Kate Dodge and Mrs. Enuna Sykes, plus discharges like Pred Dahlman and Ernest Sandetu. Kiwanis International reports from Los Angeles will be the program at the weekly Bullevelub meeting at Finien heel with Edgar Henderson and Archie Adams leading.
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ST. James
Enuna Sykes
Wil Hainsburg
Louis Schrader
West Broadway
Ralph Butterworth
South Idaho
James Boyd
Whitman
al Tavascl
South
Montana
George Mikich
East Park
Ella Dreschel
South Dakota
Joanne Farrell
Martin Spritzer
Lexington
Eugene Sullivan
Bush
Pred Dahlman
Thornton
Tony Suazo
Ernest Sandetu
Washeld
Los Angeles
Injelusive
Bullevelub
Finien
Edgar Henderson
Archie Adams
E. N. Genzberger
Ge Tofs
Fred A. McIntire Taken by Death
Fred A. McIntire longtime Butte resident died Tuesday night after illness. He lived with his son in law and daughter Kenneth Clouse family. A painter by trade, he retired years ago. Surviving relatives include daughter in law, three grandchildren, brother Her Werk McIntire of Vancouver, and relatives in Chicago Washington and Colorado. Body at Daily Shea chapel.
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Frea A. McIntire
Butte
Kenneth Clouse
Dakota
Mr. McIntire
Clouse
Douglas
Max Mintz Switches to Calvert Reserve for Milder Cocktail
Sax Mintz a Pasadena jeweler at 89 East Colorado finds Calvert Reserve makes a milder Manhattan. He notes many others prefer milder mixed drinks and have switched to Calvert Reserve. Calvert Reserve is a 46.8 proof blended whiskey with five years or more aged straight whiskies and 25 percent straight whiskey.
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Sax Mintz
East
Colorado
Pasadena
Calif
Max Mintz
Calvert Reserve
Manhattan
Calvert Distillers Corp
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Dewent, Caaba
F. Goodrich Silvertown
Fay New BP
Goodrich
Thacher Read
Silvertown
Goodrich Deflance
Dee Greengesser
Tutte Priday
Harrison and
Grand Avenues
Fred Poppy
Horn
Traxs
Murray Hospital
Floyd Shrefter
Galena
Treasure State No
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Avradika
Knights of Pythias Hall
Georgi L.thomas, Jr
Mary Cronin
Marquis G. Walker
New Castle
Silver Bow
Aliee Harels
Joseph
Harris
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Dune Ai
Woodereth
Dorothy Mocher
Mt. Vestivius
Zemo
Philipsburg Bureau
Mildred Seudin
Mrs. F. Reid
Philipsburg
School of Mines
Veronal
Verona
Sild Josef von Mering
Emil Fischer
Rexall
Murray
Kate Dodge
East Quartz
David McMunnomon
Silver Bow Howes
James Ayers
Agate
Frances Harvington
Anaconda
Lil Woods
Sampson
John Miller
Seattle
Marie Erb
Florida
Pier- Son
Lucy Moyle
East Second
Atm Chega- Vieh
Watson
Amelia York
Yule
Annette Gilray
Amherst
Fraces Dwight
West Silver
William Brew
Bayard
Nina Malicote
Betty Bimpe Kins
Winifred Byan
Edwards
Pauline Hatfield
West Park
Oes
Fred A. McIntire
Palestine
Poland
Maico
Montrea Power
Great Falls, Mont
Jone
Universal
Jeep
Copsic
Clark St. Butte
Willys Valley Motors
Deer Lodge
Beaverhead Willys Motors
Dillon, Montana
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