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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1946

Page

5

Montana's Resources Highlight State Growth in Speech

Dr. R. R. Renne president of Montana State College told Butte Kiwanis members that Montana's future rests on its natural and human resources. He noted agriculture irrigation wealth, mining, power, forests, and tourism as major drivers while stressing top education levels and state investment in schooling to sustain progress.

Montana R. R. Renne Montana State College Bozeman Butte Kiwanis Club Finlen Hotel Union Renne Missouri Yellowstone Columbia Dr. Renne James King C. C. Goddard Frank L. Harrington Butte Community

Elks to Elect Delegates for State Convention

Members of Butteridge No. 240 Elks will name delegates at a meeting in the Elks hall Thursday night. Exalted ruler Thomas Meager will preside. The state conclave is set for Missoula on July 25, 26 and 27.

Butteridge No The Order

Two Veterans Land in New York

Pvt. John E. Delaney and William E. Halstrom of Butte arrived in New York Tuesday aboard the General Squier, according to the Associated Press. House rents in Nicaragua are now five times those of 1941.

New York John E. Delaney William E. Halstrom Butte General Squier Associated Press Nicaragua

Butte Man Elected to State Board

T. H. Murphy of 938 Utah was elected vice president of the joint legislative board of the Montana railroad operating brotherhoods at a Helena meeting held June 16 17 and 18. A veteran conductor on the Northern Pacific railroad he is known to many of the state rail men especially in Butte and Missoula.

T. H. Murphy Utah Joint Legislative Board The Montana Railroad Operating Brotherhoods Helena Northern Pacific Railroad Murphy Missoula

Veterans Seek Surplus Goods In Montana Regions

In Butte area veterans file many surplus item applications under War Assets administration. Since operations began eight months ago 5500 applications have been received. Five Montana offices now issue set aside lists including trucks jeeps tractors and mining equipment. Availability falls short of demand and veterans are warned against reselling won items.

Butte War Assets Administration Clyde H. Potter Montana Helena Missoula Billings Great Falls Sidney Charles B. Dobbs Dobbs

Services Are Held for Ovila Jette

The funeral for Ovila Jette was held from the Daly-Shea chapel on Wednesday morning. Requiem high mass was celebrated at St. Ann church at 9 30 by Rev. Father J J O Connor. Pallbearers included Joe Nelanger James Labrie Vic Townsley Harry Curran Lucian Delasera and Charles Brady. Father O Connor led prayers at the graveside in Holy Cross cemetery.

Ovila Jette Daly-Shea St. Ann Church J. J. O'Connor Joe Nelanger James Labrie Vic Townsley Harry Curran Lucian Delasera Charles Brady Father O'Connor Holy Cross Cemetery

Democratic Rally at Masonic Temple Draws Hundreds

Several hundred persons attended a Democratic rally at the Masonic Temple ballroom on Tuesday night sponsored by district No. 2 of the state organization. Leif Erickson spoke as a U S senator candidate while other county and state candidates present spoke briefly.

Masonic Temple Paul Cannon Leif Erickson U. S B. K. Wheeler Mike Mansfield Paul T. Smith Frank Murray Irene Duckham Kathleen Harris O'Keefe Patty Lou Mitchell Joan Price Richard Donovan Margaret Nagle

Duquesne Revue To Be Shown At Fox Theater Butte

One of two Montana performances of the Duquesne Tamburitzan revue will be at the Fox theater in Butte Friday at 8 15 p m. The Croatian Fraternal Union sponsors the show with proceeds going to Duquesne University. Tickets are sold at the Electric and Music Mart and Lea Waters Music. after the show cast members will dine in Meaderville with reservations via three phone numbers.

Montana Duquesne University Fox Theater Butte Lea

Former Sailor Sought By Butte Police

Butte police sought help Wednesday to locate a former Navy man identified as J. T. McCury or J. T. Currier. He was reported by Philmore William Reynolds of Pasadena California, another discharged sailor, who met him while both were hospitalized at Farragut Idaho. Reynolds plans a summer trip to Butte and says the man lived on a sheep ranch nearby.

Butte J. T. McCury J. T. Currier Philmore William Reynolds Pasadena Calif Reynolds Farragut Idaho

Highway Patrol Plans Dance At Columbia Gardens

Butte division of the Montana Highway Patrol announces tickets are selling well for the annual dance Friday night at Columbia Gardens pavilion. Dancing starts at 9 PM with Brig. Gen. Sheridan and Mrs. Sheridan attending from Helena. Gov. Ford regrets he cannot attend. Patrol leaders will discuss highway safety before the event, followed by patrol association sessions.

Butte Montana Highway Patrol Columbia Gardens Pavilion William Holdorf Charles L. Sheridan Sheridan Helena Sam C. Ford L. E. Black Patrol Association Norris Lean Livingston Thomas Cahill Robert Wright Dillon Holdorf

Shortages Delay Butte Street Sign Program

Butte faces delays in installing 2126 new street intersection signs after strikes in steel coal and rail industries halted delivery. City Engineer George W. Tippett said delivery is postponed by about 45 days now and may not arrive until early August. He expects rapid expediting once signs arrive. current supply covers all improved streets.

Butte George W. Tippett National Steel Tippett

Navy Electronics Training Slated

The Butte Navy recruiting office announced a 48 week training program for electronic technician mates, valued at about 5000 dollars, to qualify recruits in radar and radio equipment, radio direction finders, and advanced electronic instruments.

Butte R. F. Westfall Navy Westfall

Von Papen admits pressure on Austria before 1938 annexation

Franz von Papen, after four days on the witness stand, says he helped exert pressure on the Austrian government before the 1938 anschluss. Sir David Maxwell Fyfe calls the admission a direct contradiction of Joachim von Ribbentrop’s prior testimony to the tribunal.

Mernberg Franz von Papen International Military Tribunal David Maxwell Fyfe von Papen Forein Joachim von Ribbentrop

Public Bargain Sale Proposed by Brig. Gen. Campbell

Brig. Gen. Thomas D. Campbell urged a Senate sub committee for a 50 cent on the dollar public bargain sale of government surpluses. He said the public should buy wartime goods at low costs after veterans with priorities have purchased what they need.

Washington Thomas D. Campbell Campbell Montana Senate

Republicans plan platform convention in Pocatello

Idaho state party leaders announced the Republican platform convention will be held in Pocatello on June 29. State Chairman Reilly Atkinson confirmed the event details on a Wednesday briefing.

Pocatello Boise Idaho Pocatello Republican Party Reilly Atkinson

Rotarians to Hear Dr George A Selke at Butte Meeting

Dr George A Selke chancellor of the University of Montana will address the Butte Rotary club at the Friday noon meeting in the Finlen hotel The talk titled Some International Aspects Pertaining to Europe will open with A W Merkle as program chairman.

George A. Selke University of Montana Butte Rotary Club Finlen Hotel Europe A. W. Merkle

G I s Attending Mining College

Most of the students at Montana School of Mines attend the summer session to prepare for the fall term. Registrar W. Milton Brown and Dean A. E. Adams lead the program with field work at Travonia digs, mapping for junior year.

Montana School of Mines G. I W. Milton Brown Cochairman A. E. Adams Brown Travonia Dean Adams

Bidault Becomes Head of France’s Interim Government

Georges Bidault was elected president of France's interim government by the constituent assembly with 383 votes in an unofficial tally. He has served as foreign minister and gained Socialist support totaling 128 votes, securing his election.

Paris Georges Bidault France Constituent Assembly Bidault

Indictment sought for Alcatraz riot killers

Attorney Frank Hennessy plans to ask a federal grand jury to indict three Alcatraz convicts for murder in connection with last month’s riot. Named targets are Clarence Carnes Sam Shockley and Miran Thomson. Louis Felish, also named, is not to be indicted per FBI findings.

San Francisco Frank Hennessy Alcatraz Prison Clarence Carnes Oklahoma Sam Shockley Miran Thomson Texas Kennessy Louis Felish Detroit Purple Gang FBI Fleish Cecil D. Corwin

Benes Re elected Czech President

Eduard Benes was unanimously re elected president of Czechoslovakia by the constituent assembly. The election was reported from Prague via Exchange Telegram.

Benes London U.P Eduard Benes Czechoslovakia Constituent Assembly Prague

Aged Woman Beaten and Robbed at Rooming House

An 83-year-old Butte woman reported to sheriff deputies that an ex military policeman beat her and robbed her at her rooming house Tuesday afternoon. Officers detain a 40-year-old man in the county jail as investigations proceed. The victim said the assailant forced entry, struggled with her, and fled after injuring her. A diamond-studded watch was stolen.

Butte

Budget Director Quits for World Bank Post

Harold D. Smith resigns as director of the federal budget to become vice president of the new seven point six seven billion World Bank. President Truman accepts the move and appoints Paul H. Appleby as acting director.

New World Bank Washington Harold D. Smith International Bank Truman Charles Ross Smith World Bank Eugene Meyer Washington Post Paul H. Appleby Appleby

Symons Back From Automobile Trip

Mr and Mrs D W Symons of 421 South Washington street returned from a 12 week honeymoon auto trip covering about 10 000 miles through 31 states They visited Louisiana Florida New York and other eastern states Also saw National League games in New York and Chicago They found housing and meals affordable Mrs Symons before marriage worked in Hennessy company draperies department and is former Sophie Nyquist

D. W. Symons South Washington Street Louisiana Florida New York Chicago Symons Sophie Nyquist Hennessy Company

Committee Session Breaks Up in Row Over Russia Policy

Washington June 19 A House foreign affairs committee meeting broke up in a row over a tentative report by four members calling for a stiffer policy toward Russia. Chairman Bloom and Rep Mundt clashed as Bloom accused Mundt of leaking the report to newspapermen. Mundt denied the charge and said he was out of town. Rep Ryter urged action by the full committee but Bloom said action was deferred and the committee stood adjourned.

Washington House Foreign Affairs Committee Russia Bloom D-N.y Rep. Mundt R-S.d Mundt Rep. Ryter D-Conn

Norris Funeral Is Set for Friday

Funeral services for Michael Norris a well known Philipsburg resident who died Monday will be held at St Philip Catholic church at 10 30 Friday morning The rosary will be recited at the Wilson funeral home at 7 30 Thursday evening The funeral was delayed a day to await out of town relatives Magistrates should not imagine their positions entitle them to be rude to other people in court.

Philipsburg Michael Norris St. Philip Catholic Church Wilson Funeral Home F. Hughes London

Charles Lorch Jr Dies After Tuberculosis Battle

Charles B Lorch Jr 30 died recently in Portland Oregon after a long TB illness. He was the son of Charles B Lorch of Los Angeles and Mrs Guy H Herbert Jr of Boise. Funeral services were in Portland with burial in Los Angeles beside his grandmother Annie L Hennessy. Sumatra seeks 400000000 dollars for new equipment and chemicals to restart peacetime operations.

Charles B. Lorch, Jr Portland Ore Butte Guy H. Herbert, Jr Boise Idaho Lorch Charles B. Lorch Los Angeles A. C. M. Company Herbert Dorothy E. Hennessy Annie L. Hennessy

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