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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1946
Page
3
A verdict was reached in the Hettick death case after witnesses described disputed encounters between Otonichar and the Hettick family. Testimony indicated Otonichar claimed trouble with the Het ticks and involvement around his property, with an autopsy performed by Drs McMahon and Canty.
Rome reporters announce the June elections yielded 207 seats for the Christian Democratic party led by Premier Alcide De Gasperi in the constituent assembly. Socialists took 115 seats and Communists 104, with other groups including the National Democratic Union 41 and Uomo Qualunque 30.
In Tel Aviv six Jews and three British soldiers were reported kidnapped as Irgun Zvai Leumi operatives were blamed. British Foreign Secretary Bevin warned against immediate mass Jewish migration and the Mufti Haj Amin El Husseini’s exile raised further tensions. Arab League denounced American support for Zionist forces and warned of possible armed Arab response. Troops scoured the city in armored cars while a bomb halted the initial pursuit.
United States technicians mapped a proposed oil pipeline route in Bolivia from Camiri to Tin Tin with an estimated cost of 5 million dollars.
The veto by Russia blocked a U N action as Britain suggested referring the Spanish case to the General Assembly without a recommendation. Cadogan and Van Kleffens supported the proposal while six delegates opposed and the United States China and Egypt abstained. Johnson abstained from the British plan due to support for the Evatt compromise.
Lawmakers propose an amendment forcing most Roosevelt appointees from the Supreme Court, leaving Black Reed and Frankfurter. Vinson and Burton would depart. Passage requires two thirds in Congress and ratification by three fourths of states, unlikely this session.
A wartime draft dispute centers on 18 and 19 year olds. Senate proposes unlimited drafts for 19 year olds and possible 18 year olds after October 1 with president approval. House keeps exemption for 18-year-olds. Both sides expect quick compromise on other differences and pay raises. Conferees agree extensions run nine months to March 31, 1947.
Russia's top kaolin factory, ruined during occupation, resumes production in Dniepropetrovsk Oblast. The plant aims to restart porcelain output and rebuild regional industry after conflict disruptions.
In St James and Murray records list multiple admissions and discharges. Names include Carol Poole and Peggy Sullivan in St James and Elsie Kangas John Karki Helga Kartamaki Baby Michael Stevenson Sarah Hahn and Ed Hunter among others in Murray. Dismissals include Mrs Edwin Reindl and infant and several others in both locales.
A powerful wind storm caused extensive damage from River Rouge to Ojibway and Tecumseh, injuring 29 in Fisher housing near Detroit. Flooding and outages hit Windsor with a major hydro line cut. relief shipments from Toronto and surrounding towns rushed to the stricken zones as factories closed and hospitals operated by flashlight.
The 1932 to 1944 questions involve Von Papen's links with Hitler and efforts to influence government inclusion and peace feelers. Sir David Maxwell Fyfe pressed the witness on urging Hindenburg to appoint Hitler, while Papen gave evasive replies and affidavits suggested meetings with Hitler and a Cologne banker.
In Tokyo on June 18, defense lawyers for major Japanese war crime suspects denounced a tribunal ruling allowing prosecutorial affidavits in place of direct testimony as an irretrievable blow. The decision sparked intense objections, with Sir William Webb accusing a defense witness of insult amid motions favoring affidavit use to shorten the trial.
A daughter was born Tuesday at St. James hospital to Mr and Mrs Clyde McRae of 1044 Placer. The Morgan couple at 20 East Platinum welcomed a son born Tuesday at Murray hospital. Donald Barry 15 of 404 Virginia treated for a left hand laceration after falling on glass at St. James hospital and dismissed. Mrs C B Atkins left Tuesday for Portland to join her husband now practicing medicine in Portland. W R Maloney and Anthony Craig will attend a division conference in Minneapolis. Dr M Rafish departs for dental seminars in Portland Gearhart Ore and Los Angeles with family. Information sought on Doris Erickson wife of the late Carl Erickson. Susie Vega leaves for Oakland to visit relatives. Marriage licenses issued to Evan Reed and Veda Wood Rexburg Idaho Lavor McGrary and Elreta Ritchie Idaho Falls Nels Nelson Seattle and Margaret Sandboom Butte S D Holmes Fort Lewis and Cudil M Fleege Tacoma William P Martin And Agnes L Janousk Butte. Father Charles McCarthy visits Butte. June FE Warren of Butte graduates from St Patrick hospital nursing school in Missoula. Father Peter Brett visits from Missoula. James E White South Butte township constable returns from Salt Lake. Red Men Shoshone tribe No 1 meets Wednesday eve. Mrs Harold FE Woods of Missoula en route to Quebec for Alpha Phi convention. Albert C Deutsch Seattle and Robert M Hallberg Spokane represent B and O here. J J Hermes Great Northern agent returns from Great Falls conference. Chief R F Westfall drives to Philipsburg and Drummond then Anaconda and Deer Lodge. Eagles auxiliary meeting Thursday at 8 with ritual team and social hour.
Advertising copy promotes Lavoptik as a remedy for tired eyes. It urges reading at 14 inches, avoiding poor light, and bathing eyes after dust or wind exposure. Claims quick soothing of inflamed eyes with a money back guarantee and mentions 30 years of success at drug stores.
Mrs. Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington reports years of suffering ending after using a laboratory remedy. She offers information to others and provides her P O Box 825 address for replies. Adv.-NUE-OVO Laboratories sponsored the ad.
Kansas City readers are invited to test a new rupture truss for 30 days at no cost. The device has no leg straps or belts and reportedly provides comfortable support. If dissatisfied, return the device but keep the $3.50 truss. Write Physician's Appliance Co. at 1795 Koch Building, 2906 Main St.
Four year old Glenn David Steiner of Bucyrus Illinois sustained a forehead abrasion when his father's car collided with another vehicle at the Montana and Front intersection. Floyd Edwards of 3131 Kennedy drove the other car. The boy was treated and dismissed from the hospital.
A wide rain belt from Missouri to Pennsylvania moved southward with cloudbursts and floods in Iowa. Mystic Iowa firefighters rescued residents as Cooper Creek overflowed. Chicago saw rain. eastern states cooled as Canada air moved in. A Kingsbridge England dairy cow delivered triplets by artificial insemination.
A meeting of the Butte Veterans of World War II in the I O O F hall on West Broadway drew large attendance. Members discussed issues and voted to urge passage of the Rogers terminal leave bill now before the Senate military affairs committee. The bill provides terminal leave pay for enlisted men and officers. The group also adopted its new constitution and by laws.
A South African buying commission will seek to purchase ships tugs and rolling stock in the United States shortly.
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