Coast Man Heads Outdoor Writers Convention
Joe Mears of Pasadena California was reelected president of the Western Division Outdoor Writers Association of America at the group’s first annual convention in Glacier National Park. G W Philpott of Fresno was reelected secretary with directors John Willard Helena Kay J Kennedy Fairbanks Fred Peterson Spokane Mears Frank Du Fresene Olympia and J W Brown Salt Lake City. The three day meeting concluded Tuesday with Montana engineer Fred E Buck urging writers to push cooperation between builders and fish game departments to protect wildlife. Buck outlined Montana’s water conservation board work to balance resource use and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier National Park
Joe Mears
Pasadena
Calif
Outdoor Writers Association of America
G. W. Philpott
Fresno
John Willard
Helena
Mont
Kay J. Kennedy
Fairbanks
Alaska
Fred Peterson
Spokane
Wash
Mears
Frank du Fresene
Olympia
J. W
Fish-Game Department
Buck
Montana Water Conservation Board
Montana
Father's Day Gift in Helena as Couple Welcomes Son
Michael Lysakowskyj of Carroll village and his wife became parents of a son born at St John hospital on Father's Day Sunday in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Michael Lysakowskyj
Carroll Village
St. John Hospital
Ninety Four Students Register for Summer Classes
Ninety four students have registered for summer classes at Northern Montana College, according to college officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
U.P
Northern Montana College
Two Harlem Girls Reported Missing in Helena
Helena police were asked to locate Evelyn Lindsay 14 and Doris Lindsay 8 who reportedly left Harlem by bus for Helena Saturday morning but did not arrive. Stanley Plummer reported the sisters missing after they failed to show up on any bus along the route.
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Helena
Harlem
Stanley Plummer
Jefferson
Evelyn Lindsay
Doris Lindsay
Evelyn
Doris
Public subscription aims for art gallery memory in Great Falls
A $75,000 public subscription drive will be launched in Great Falls to create a permanent Charles M Russell art gallery as a memorial to the cowboy artist. Other Montana briefs note Glacier National Park’s season opening, a deaf association convention in Helena, an upcoming Montana model plane contest, and state government reform talks.
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Great Falls
Trigg C. M. Russell Foundation
Charles M. Russell
Missoula
Montana
Long Island Railroad Engineers Set to Strike at 1 A.M.
New York June 15 engineers and motormen on the Long Island railroad heavily traveled Commuter Line have been ordered to strike at 1 a.m. Monday local time. The action could disrupt peak commuting service across the suburban system.
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New York
Long Island Railroad
Lawyers to Gather in Park Tuesday
Attorneys from across the country will meet at Canyon hotel in West Yellowstone for the fourth regional American Bar Association meeting. Montana Wyoming Idaho Colorado Utah Oregon bar groups join as other states reserve spots for the four day event featuring Henry R. Luce and talks on ABA regional goals.
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Livingston
Association of Montana
American Bar Association
Yellowstone Park
West Yellowstone
U.P
Canyon Hotel
Bar Associations
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
Utah
Oregon
State Bar Association
Henry R. Luce
Time
Burt J. Thompson
Forest City
Iowa
ABA
Idea
Western Fish and Game Commissioners Open Park Conclave
The Western Association of Game and Fish Commissioners urged Congress to make ocean fish and shellfish property of the involved states. Delegates approved resolutions and called for each western state to allocate 5 percent of its budget to information and education.
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Glacier National Park
Western Association of Game and Fish Commissioners
Congress
Association
Fish Game Commission
Carl Schumaker
National Wildlife Federation
Bureau of Reclamation
GOP Women to Meet in Helena Wednesday
The Lewis and Clark county Republican Women's club lunch is set for Wednesday noon at the Montana club Rathskeller. State and county GOP and non-partisan candidates are expected to attend. Reservations open until Tuesday night with Mrs. W. T. Kuehn at 1106-1. Mrs. Percy Dodds serves as general chairman.
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Helena
Lewis and Clark County
Republican Women’s Club
Montana
Rathskeller
W. T. Kuehn
Percy Dodds
Reclamation Bureau to Note 50th Year
The Bureau of Reclamation will celebrate its 50th birthday Tuesday regional director K F Vernon said Sunday. President Theodore Roosevelt signed the reclamation law in 1902 creating large water projects in western states and marking a new era of cooperation between citizens and government.
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Billings
U.P
Bureau of Reclamation
K. F. Vernon
Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
Vernon
Holy Rosary Church Cornerstone Laid in Billings
In Billings on a windy rainy Sunday local worshippers gathered for the cornerstone laying of the new Holy Rosary Catholic church. Auxiliary Bishop William D. O'Brien of Chicago presided joined by Bishops William J. Condon of Great Falls and Joseph M. Gilmore of Helena.
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Billings
New Holy Rosary Catholic Church
William D. O'Brien
Chicago
Catholic Church Extension Society
William J. Condon
Great Falls
Joseph M. Gilmore
Helena
Wife Writes Hubby She Is Having Wonderful Time
In Burbank California on June 15 a 28-year-old divorcee Mrs Virginia Letourneau told her estranged husband by postcard she is having a wonderful time with a 17-year-old high school boy she ran away with. She says they are living nearby with no plans to move. The husband says he is washed up and indifferent. The district attorney filed a complaint last week charging her with contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Calif
Virginia Letourneau
Armand Letourneau
District Attorney's Office
British actor Robert Newton Weds Fourth Bride in Hollywood
British actor Robert Newton aged 47 married his fourth wife Vera Budnik in Hollywood on Sunday night. The ceremony followed his recent film projects and publicist Vera Budnik confirmed the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
U.P
Robert Newton
Melignoes
Vera Budnik
Russell States Talk in Helena
Sen. Richard Russell of Georgia rallies delegates on a two week Western tour for the Democratic nomination. He will speak at the Placer hotel in Helena at 6 p m Wednesday after opening the tour in Omaha and planning stops in Casper, Wyoming, and Spokane following Helena.
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Bozeman
Richard Russell
Georgia
Helena
H. B. Landoe
Montana
Democratic Party
Russell
Landon
Placer Hotel
Omaha
Casper
Wyo
Spokane
Eisenhower Taft fight shapes Maine and convention map
The piece outlines the Taft Eisenhower battle for delegates as the GOP convention nears in Chicago. It notes Maine and Puerto Rico delegate votes, and lists Democratic contestants Kefauver Harriman Russell Kerr Barkley with their delegate tallies and campaign plans.
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Taft
Eisenhower
Chicago
Truman
Maine
Sen
Owen Brewster
Frederick G. Payne
Georgia
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Illinois
Associated Press
Kefauver
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Iowa
Des Moines
Harriman
White House
Alben W. Barkley
Barkley
Veterans Conclave Opens in Billings
In Billings a three day gathering of United Spanish War Veterans delegates began with registration and a reception at Odd Fellows hall. About 125 delegates registered Sunday with 150 to 200 more expected before sessions open Monday. National officers Dan S. Hewett and Mrs. Anna Nugent attended the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Department
United Spanish War Veterans
Women's Relief Corps
Women's Auxiliary
Odd Fellows Hall
Dan S. Hewett
San Francisco
USWV
Anna Nugent
Miles City
Cambodian Prince Declares Premier After Dismissing Government
King Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia dissolved the nationalist backed administration in the French Indochina monarchy and installed a more moderate government of princes. Queen Victoria appears on more postage stamps than any other figure.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Norodom Sihanouk Varmen
Cambodia
Queen Victoria
Pharmacists Open State Convention Opens in Billings
The 63rd annual Montana State Pharmaceutical Association convention opened in Billings with a president's reception and registration. 122 pharmacists and their wives registered Sunday night as sessions begin Monday led by Frank J. Lenz of Butte. An open forum with Ervin S. Thoreson of Great Falls is planned, with the convention ending Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Montana State Pharmaceutical Association
Montana
Frank J. Lenz
Butte
Ervin S. Thoreson
Great Falls
Butte Band Week Plans Event With Movie Stars Visit
Butte prepares for Band Week at the Civic Center featuring a Movie Time Tour of America presented by two movie stars. VFW posts statewide back the fundraiser to support the Butte high band trip to the California convention and to fund a Montana cottage at Eaton Rapids Michigan for orphans of veterans. Local officials outline attractions and call for community involvement for the June 23 visit by Donna Reed John Derek Michael Rennie Paula Corday and other stars with local coordination by Dick Shaw and Clarence Golder.
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Civic Center
America
Albert McGee
Whitehall
Post Department
VFW
Butte
Helena
McGee
Veterans’ Organization
State Department
Veterans
California
Veterans’ National Home
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Montana
Treasure State
Floyd Stewart
Butte Vfw ‘Post
Bernard Sullivan
The
Butte Post
Stewart
Frank Reardon
Los Angeles
W. P. Donnelly
Band Parents’ Organization
Henry Schiesser
George Haney
Butte High School
Schiesser
Dick Shaw
Clarence Golder
Great Falls
Donna Reed
Paramount
John Derek
Columbia
Michael Rennie
Fox
Paula Corday
MGM
Dick Conley
Fox Intermountain Amusement Corporation
Hollywood
Bill Brack
Heat Kills 3 Year Old In Car Tragedy
In Indianapolis a 3-year-old boy, Max M. Tuttle, crawled into his father’s sedan as heat reached 93 degrees. He closed the door and was found dead a half hour later. A city ambulance doctor ruled death from heat prostration.
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Indianapolis
Max M. Tuttle
Fire Destroys Planting Mill in Brilliant Explosion
Fire swept through the George Goloff milling complex in Brilliant B C early Sunday. Damage reached about 50 000 dollars as investigators questioned Douk hobors over the blaze.
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Brilliant
B. C
U.P
George Goloff
Doukhobors
Chopsuey Origins Tie Chinese Words to American Dish
The term chopsuey derives from Chinese words meaning miscellaneous pieces yet the dish originated in the United States, reflecting a fusion creation rather than a traditional Chinese staple.
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The
United States
Taft Kefauver Trade Verbal Blows in Debate
In a radio TV clash on NBC American Forum of the Air Senators Kefauver of Tennessee and Taft of Ohio traded accusations of isolationism and corruption. They clashed over domestic and foreign policy with Kefauver accusing Taft of past aid to other nations and Taft defending free enterprise while railing against big government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Kefauver
Washington
Tennessee
Ohio
American Forum
NBC
Lend Lease
Selective Service
Christian Science Monitor
Senate
White House
OPS
Office of Price Stabilization
England
Delaware Prisoner To Be Whipped For Beating Woman
A Wilmington man, John P. Barbieri, 30, will be publicly whipped for beating a woman at the New Castle County workhouse. He also serves a six month term for the April assault on Mrs. Belle Davis, 59. Public flogging remains a holdover from colonial law and is rarely used.
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Wilmington
Del
U.P
Newcastle County
John P. Barbieri
Belle Davis
Delaware
Maryland
Man Saves Boys But Is Drowned in Ohio River Rescue
Paducah Kentucky June 15 Coroner says Johnny Dee Canady 35 a Paducah atomic plant worker from Eldorado Arkansas rushed to aid two small boys who had ventured too far from shore and kept them afloat until a boat arrived He then died of exhaustion and sank his body recovered minutes later his wife and two children witnessed the tragedy
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Paducah
Johnny Dee Canady
Ohio River
Jess Nelson
Canady
Eldorado
Ark
Eisenhower Talks on Budget Cuts and Civil Rights
Eisenhower defends budget cuts including military spending though no amounts are set and opposes coercive laws for civil rights. He backs an all-race all-religion commission in Washington but rejects a union with Congress over ambassadorial decisions. In Denver he opens his campaign HQ amid a massive welcome.
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MacArthur
Taft
Truman
Eisenhower
Europe
Vatican
United States
Congress
Washington
Britons Hold Line at Korea Armistice Talks
UN and Communist delegates spent 22 minutes in session and plan to reconvene at 11 a m Tuesday. Alexander touring the front said armistice talks are being well conducted and would not recommend a Commonwealth representative. Harrison charged Reds with endangering UN prisoners by poor camp markings.
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Mons
England
Alexander
William K. Harrison
North Korea
Postal Clerks Choose Officers Across Helena and State
The Helena area postal clerks and statewide Carriers elected officers including F L Abraham of Butte as third vice president and Harry Ammerman of Livingston as fifth vice president. Erle Hancock of Great Falls was secretary and a national convention delegate.
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Mires
Helena
F. L. Abraham
Butte
Harry Ammerman
Livingston
Joe Krisman
Erle Hancock
Great Falls
Hancock
St. Paul
Ammerman
Border
Walter Hammond
Anaconda
Fred Fowlkes
Rhoda Mutty
Missoula
Elmer Mires
Post Office Clerks
Gilbert Noel
J. Phillips
Billings
The Ermine Turns White In Winter
The ermine or stoat is a weasel that changes to white fur in winter. Its common name er mine arises when its coat is fully white.
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Gardner
Pandora Ang and
Treasure State News
West Glacier
Montana Association of the Deaf
Byron B. Barnes
Oakland
National Association of the Deaf
Little Hoover Commission
Land Board
W. P. Pilgeram
Carter
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Lewis and Clark
Teton
Garfield
McCone
Fergus
Wibaux
Montana State Holstein Association
Yellowstone County
Osborn
Western Livestock Reporter of
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Runeberg Hall
Galena
Wein
Western Fish, Game Commissioners
Reclamation Bureau
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Indonesia
Bandung
Madjalaya
Pharmacists Open State Convention
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Broadway
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