Navy to Play McQueens Pairings for Six Flight Races
Butte Country club hosts its annual spring handicap golf tournament with six flight pairings posted by co chairs Joe Llewellyn and Dane Campbell. Qualifying rounds produced a 69 by Bob Wenham amid a hail storm. Roy Owen shot 66 in weekend play for the state tournament.
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Butte Country Club
Joe Llewellyn
Dane Campbell
Bob Wenham
Melvin Dempsey
W. A. O'Kelly
Joe Kane
Joe Yerkich
L. F. Rotering
Oscar Ellis
Bill Quigley
Roy Owen
Merv Dempsey
J. J. Kane
Bill O’kelly
Fred Murphy
Pete Yerkich
Fred Ackerman
John Regan
Sig Sullivan
Oscar Peterson
Stan Cathrell
Loren Findly
W. P. Donnelly
Dr. H. C. Beal
C. D. Merchant
Ken Patterson
A. B. Foutz
Abe Rantio
J. D. Murphy
Tod Doran
Willard Thompson
John Schile
Fred Jones
Gene Tracy
Ed Hanmer
Charles Woolfolk
John Bork
O. B. Ashford
Dr. C
Renouard
Fred Pressler
Ike Meager
Charles Staples
W. B. Hall
Thomas Meager
Russ Smith
Glen Carney
O. M. Horrom
Pete Miller
Harry Granath
M. I. Stenson
Recoding of Game Laws Asked at Montana Convention
Dr. J W Severy of Missoula urged recodification of Montana hunting and fishing laws saying conflicts and inconsistencies need clarification. State fish and game officials outlined wildlife conservation and warm water fisheries work to 23 sportsmen groups. Wendt of Washington DC led a national wildlife round table and Chile announced sale of a 12 mile railway including buildings and scrap.
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Helena
J. W. Severy
Missoula
State Fish and Game Commission
Montana Wildlife Federation
Montana
Levery
Commission
J. S. McFarland
L. W. Wendt
Washington, D. C
Great Falls
National Federation
New York Defeats Brooklyn 10 2 in One NL Game
New York beat Brooklyn 10 to 2 in the National League night game, the only big league contest on Monday. Washington and New York in the American League were rained out. Heusmann and Ott led scoring with two runs apiece as the Yankees offense exploded late.
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New York
Brooklyn
Washington
Walker
Jurges
Mansuso
Kerris
Reves
Waner
Feldman
O Basinski
Stany
Gresep
McLish
Bragan
Heusmann
Ott
Box Score Highlights of Baseball Game
Medwick Mancuso Kerr Reves Feldman Galan Walker contribute in a high scoring frame. Errors by Grege Bragan Walker. Runs batted in favor Medwick Jurges Feldman P Waner Kerr Ott. Two base hits by Rosen Walker Ott. Sacrifices by Revyes Bragan Jurges Mancuso. Losing pitcher Grege. Umpires Pinelli Ballanfant and Bogeess.
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Mancuso
Kerr
Reves
Feldman
Galan
Walker
Grees
Bragan
Jurges
P. Waner
Ott
Rosen
Revyes
Grege
Pinelli
Ballanfant
Bogeess
Anderson elected Montana wildlife federation president
Homer Anderson of Columbus was elected president of the Montana wildlife federation at the close of a two day convention in Helena. He succeeds John F. Thielen of Great Falls. Dr. R. A. Hamilton of Livingston was elected vice president and Al Riegel of Helena was named national delegate. No successor to T. M. Messelt of Great Falls was chosen.
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Homer Anderson
Columbus
Montana Wildlife Federation
John F. Thielen
Great Falls
R. A. Hamilton
Livingston
al Riegel
T. M. Messelt
Legion League Opens With Four Monday Games
St. Joseph beat Monroe 18 to 1 as Jovie pitched a three hitter for St. Joseph in the Legion League opener. Sacred Heart overwhelmed Longfellow 15 to 6 with Sullivan and Hackett collecting two base hits for the winners. In Western league action at the Cinders Sherman fell to St. Patrick 9 to 7 while Immaculate Conception defeated Paul Clark Home 9 to 6. Hill homered for I C and Lyons hit for Paul Clark. Driscoll and Casa Grande homered for St Patrick and Sherman respectively. New tungsten antimony and mercury deposits were reported in Russia.
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Sacred Heart
American Legion
Hill
I. C
Lyons
Paul Clarks
Driscoll
St. Pat
Casagranda
Shermans
Coast Conference Adopts Its Own Football Rule Experiments
The Pacific Coast conference plans to use a forward pass from anywhere behind the line of scrimmage as the national rules committee stalls during the war. Coaches see this as a temporary fix to a gap while awaiting a new ruling, with potential impact on unity and future decisions by the national body.
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New York
National Rules Committee
Rules Committee
George Strickler
Nation Committee
Four Freedoms Edges First Fiddle In Tenny Handicap
Greentree stable’s Four Freedoms under Eddie Arcaro won a photo finish in the $5,000 added Tenny handicap at Aqueduct on Monday, defeating the favored First Fiddle.
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Greentree Stable
Four Freedoms
Eddie Arcaro
First Fiddle
Aqueduct
Probable pitchers listed for Tuesday major league games
National League matchups include St Louis at Chicago with Jurisich and Chipman, Philadelphia at Boston featuring Barretts, New York at Brooklyn Voiselle vs Melton, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Walters against Butcher, and American League games with Chicago St Louis doubleheader arms Lopat Humphries against Muncrief Hollingsworth, Cleveland Detroit Reynolds vs Gentry, Boston Philadelphia doubleheader with Hughson Hausmann against Harris Newsom, and Washington at New York Niggeline against Johnson.
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Chipman
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Change Ordered in OPA Setup
The War Food administration announced it would close 30 area offices in nine western states on June 30. Consolidation will shift activities to 11 district offices. Area offices to be closed include Helena Billings Great Falls and Laramie.
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The
War Food Administration
Helena
Billings
Great Falls
Laramie
Death of Mother Irene McGrath 87 longtime nun and hospital head
Irene McGrath 87 known as Mother Irene, longtime superior at St. Ann Anaconda and St. James Butte, and leader in the Sisters of Charity. She died at St. John hospital Leavenworth Kansas after a life spanning service in Montana and Colorado, with a career as mother superior and hospital administrator.
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St. Ann Hospital
Anaconda
St. James Hospital
Butte
Order of Sisters of Charity
St. John Hospital
Leavenworth
Kan
Irene
Billings
Mother Irene
Montana
Jackson County
Indiana
Charity
Virginia City
Leadville
Colo
Las Vegas
N. M
Denver
St. Joseph Hospital
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Funeral rites for James Farrell held at St Patrick's
Funeral services for James Farrell were held Monday with a requiem high mass at St Patrick church. Interment followed at Holy Cross cemetery. Rev Edmond D O Sullivan presided the mass and Rev M M English led prayers at the cemetery. Pallbearers were Thomas Kelly John Combo Rocco Campana James Driscoll Ed Fogarty and Louis Belanger.
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St. Patrick Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Edmond D. O'Sullivan
M. M. English
Thomas Kelly
John Combo
Rocco Campana
James Driscoll
Ed Fogarty
Louis Belanger
Albert Huston 81 longtime Butte miner dies at home
Albert Huston 81 a native of Iowa and long time Butte resident died Monday morning at a local hospital. He was a miner by trade and once served as president of the Miners union. Surviving: widow three sons George Portland Grant San Francisco Walter Oshawa Ontario and two daughters Helen Miller Cardwell and Mildred Jelland Victoria B C. Body at Richards chapel.
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Iowa
Butte
East Center Street
Huston
Miners Union
George
Portland
Grant
San Francisco
Walter
Oshawa
Ontario
Canada
Helen Miller
Cardwell
Mildred Jelland
Victoria, B. C
Richards Chapel
Frank Cenquigrana Dies Suddenly While Visiting Friends
Frank Cenquigrana about 60 a former miner died suddenly Monday morning while visiting friends on Yale avenue. Coroner said death appeared natural. Body at Duggan's Merrill mortuary. Funeral arrangements pending. Officials seek relatives. Montezuma reputed to drink 50 pitchers daily of vanilla flavored liquid.
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Frank
Pat) Cenquigrana
Yale Avenue
Carter
Richard Rogers
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
National Anthem Designated by 1931 Act
The Star Spangled Banner was named the United States national anthem by an act of Congress approved by President Hoover in 1931, establishing the official musical symbol for the nation.
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Congress
Hoover
Allied pressure deepens in Normandy and Pacific fronts
The war report notes American forces advancing at Cherbourg and in Saipan, forcing Hitler and Tojo toward strategic choices. German resistance is local, with Cherbourg potentially lost and a broader Allied corridor expanding in Normandy. High command faces a critical decision on Cherbourg and reinforcements, amid possible air strike effects on supply lines.
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Eisenhower
Sevastopol
High Command
England
Candidates for Office Named in Powell County Primaries
In Deer Lodge on June 19 candidates for Powell County offices gather. Senator W F E Keeley seeks the Republican senate nomination. James N Dougherty runs Democrat for representative. Five Republicans vie for county commissioner including Frank E Dougherty, Sandy O Reierson, Joseph C Alt, Mark S Welch, and John Potter Jr. E W Copenhaver and M D Mizner seek Democratic nomination for commissioner. Mrs Ethel E Evans seeks Republican clerk of court. William Lintz seeks Democratic justice of the peace unopposed. K W MacPherson faces Maurice J MacCormick for Democratic county attorney.
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Maurice J. MacCormick
War Bond Drive Reaches 36 Percent of Quota in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge on June 19, the Fifth War Loan drive reported 36 percent of the bond sales quota achieved. Solicitors will begin house-to-house calls Tuesday to urge community participation and higher pledges as Peter Pauly, chairman, emphasizes completing the effort quickly. Also noted are travel updates and local health and welfare visits.
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Peter Pauly
Marjorie Beck
Charles Smollack
Veterans’ Hospital
Helena
Ethel Starner
State of
Montana
Child Welfare Department
Draftee Group Leaves Today for Army Induction
Silver Bow county draft boards list selectees who report Tuesday morning for induction at Fort Douglas Utah. Names include Thurman Bray Marvin Nelson Dexter Bilteau Orho Keto Joseph A Myerle Halbert Hoskins George Guay Nistler Richmond Wasley Evankovich Cline Cunningham Merzlak Ritchie Eltz Widrich Nickisch Harrington Egge Hemphill Greenwell transferred from Great Falls Mont. and many others from boards 2 and 3 with transfers. reports specify addresses and volunteer status where noted.
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Silver Bow County
Fort Douglas
Utah
Folelows
Thurman Bray
Farragut
Marvin Nelson
East Mercury
Dexter Bilteau
Hazel Street
Orho Keto
North Oklaeoma
Joseph A. Myerle
Pine Street
Halbert Hoskins
Sampson
George Guay
Harrison
East Broadway
Frank H. Eltz
Watson
Mike Widrich
Pine
Irvine D. Nickisch
Thornton Avenue
Patrick J. Harrington
South
Jackson
Robert G. Egge
Harrison Avenue
Robert M. Hemphill
Grand Avenue
Henry A. Greenwell
Burlington
Great Falls
Mont
Draft Board
John William Patterson
North
Idaho Street
Volunteer
Steve Frank Rebich
North Idaho Street
Lloyd Albert Atkins
Montana
Anthony Joseph Kruzich
South Idaho
Pete Bracco
Oak Street
Bernard Cornelius O'Neill
North Monetana
John Matthew Easun
Yew
Leonard Francis DaDeppo
William Francis Zelezny
Third Avenue
Kenneth Willams
East Center Street
John Robert Shelton
West Copper Street
Rudy Nick Skender
Lincoln Avenue
John William Campbell
West Woolman Street
John Raymond Delaney
Silver Bow Homes
John Frank Harrington
Missoula Avenue
Paul Curtis Mowry
Florence Avenue
Jim Aarden English
Main Street
John L. Hettich
Harrison Street
Meaderville
Emmett Patrick Dwyer
East Board Man Street
James Sayer Dodge, Jr
Apollo
Dennis Anthony Sullivan
Hennessy
Duane Gordon Lanouette
Santa Monica
Calif
Thomas Patrick Burns
Weat
Martin Elbert Hawk
John Edward Driscoll
Alvin Otto Reinschmidt
Acoma Hotel
Tolvo Richard Aho
Robert Kenneth Symons
South Main
Melvin Marius Calper
West Platinum
Cowboy driving blamed for Army road accidents in Europe
Maj. Gen. Milton Beckford, U. S. provost marshal in Europe, cites cowboy driving as speeding without care, especially at night, as a contributor to increased U. S. Army road accidents in Britain.
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Britain
Milton Beckford
U. S
Europe
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