Irene St Quentin dies long time Butte music teacher
Irene St Quentin a longtime area music teacher died Tuesday in Butte after years of teaching in private studios and public schools. Born in 189? the Butte resident studied in Vienna and performed publicly from age seven. She retired in 1970 and is survived by no immediate family. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Deaths and Marriages in Butte Area Citizens
Irene St. Quentin of the Miners Bank Building died Tuesday. New arrivals include a son to Norman R. Jones and wife in Butte, a boy to Gary Simon of 945 Hornet, and a girl to James D. Bunney of Walkerville. Names listed for marriage and licenses include Hodges Richards Chatriand Mooney Vicars Pielaet Petrino O Neill Bowman Glover Donaldson Wills Frey Petritz, with spouses noted and ages provided.
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Butte Considers Model Neighborhood Employment Specialist
City discussions focus on a manpower specialist to process applications and train Model Neighborhood residents for jobs. Aldermen debate CEP preferences for local residents, while officials cite limited job creation and the need for higher salaries in federal programs to sustain laborer projects.
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Medical staff elects officers at Silver Bow General Hospital
Dr William A pburke was elected president of the Silver Bow General Hospital medical staff at the annual banquet Tuesday night. Dr George M Gilboy was chosen vice president Dr Charles A Canty elected secretary and Dr John M Gallus named a board member. A cocktail party preceded at administrator John Delaneys home.
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Montana Bill Seeks 530000 Welfare Aid for Three Counties
Legislature considers emergency supplemental appropriations of 530000 to Cascade Silver Bow and Mineral counties to meet welfare payments. About 230000 would go to Cascade with the remainder to Silver Bow and Mineral. Soft drink makers test marketing beverages in plastic bottles.
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Baton Rouge Teamsters accused in bid to curb concrete trade
Government questions Stevens as he testifies about Teamster Local No. 5 of Baton Rouge led by Partin pressuring back pay and strikes at Stevens company. Telegrams show payment offers and union demand. testimony links to a broader probe of Conspiracy with Dunham to restrain concrete trade. Jurors ordered to return Wednesday for next witness John Bush.
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Nijmegen Police Officer Wins 28000 Dollar First Paycheck
A Nijmegen policeman received a stunning first paycheck of 28000 dollars. A haywire computer errored, causing 792 civil servants to be underpaid and their salaries redistributed among eight workers including the new officer.
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Judge rules for Bozeman Board of Adjustment in Senior Center dispute
District Judge LeRoy McKinnon of LewistownRules in favor of the Bozeman Board of Adjustment in a case over a proposed Senior Citizen Center. The dispute advanced to district court after initial arguments.
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Hungarian minister donates MIG15 toy to Budapest children
Gen Lajos Czinege, Hungary’s defense minister, presents a Soviet MIG15 fighter toy for a Budapest suburb playground. Nearby residents protest a ten story high rise, citing variances to zoning code for off street parking and unit sizes. Judge McKinnon has issued a ruling after weeks of advisement.
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