McGrath assails Republicans in Congress on inflation housing
Washington reports Democratic Christian Howard McGrath faulted the Republicans in Congress for adjourning without curbing inflation or addressing the housing shortage. He urged Philadelphia meeting Republicans to craft planks demanding high prices while profits stay high and to oppose housing solutions for homeless veterans and low income families.
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Washington
Howard
Grath
Congress
McGrath
Philadelphia
Record number of women attend Helena Diocesan Retreat annual
The eighth annual Helena Diocesan Retreat drew 293 attendees, the largest ever, with participants from parishes including Cathedral Parish and St Mary’s. Officers elected included Miss Matis Bouchard as president and Mrs Gertrude Halla... Other delegations listed span Anaconda St Pauls, Bozeman Holy Rosary, Butte Holy Saviour, and many more across Montana. The event ran June 1 to June 13 at Carroll College with Mass and meetings led by Rev. Vincent Carel.
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Vincent
Rotl
Archdiocesan of
Helena
Catrall College
Milesionaries
San Francisco
Helena the
Diocesan
Lay Women's Association
I Tate
Matis Bouchard
Missour
Gertrude Hallawhark
George Kipp
Browning
Woonen
Butte
Proghes
Helesia—Cathedral
Ralph Anderson
Anne Cassidy
Core
Glande Cory
Manricre Dineen
Genevieve Dineen
Mary Ellen Dupuis
Jd. Geler
Grace Gregoire
Josephine Harmes
Clarice Heaney
Isabelle Henter
Jdulin Jegick
Louise Kaiser
Eleanor Kelly
Irene Kelgh
Bernard Kuhl
Mary LaValle
Grace Matsaiti
J. McLaughlin
John Merziark
T. F. Moran
Helen Murphy
John Munnenfelder
Arthur Nelson
Rose Netange
Edward Newman
Catherine Peoples
Hannah Permian
J. MM. Power
Jane Purcell
James Reardon
T. Robinson
Anne Shea
Gerstrude Pannta
Agnes Wall
Mary Wilford
H. F. Wilkins
Joseph Waards
Leslie Jones
Josph Merzlock
Art Harrell
C. H. Harrell
St. Mary's
Claude Coyle
Margaret Weiser
M. Welser
Teresa Ferrando
Eaat Helena
St. Cyril and Methodius
Luddie Andoloek
G. Casey
Frank Feltman
Jann Kovich
Frank Kuricich
J Josephine Leonard
Maronick
Mra
Tur McMaster
Garnet Petek
Marie Poepping
Anna
Lou Poepping
Nick Poepping
G. Pyfer
Blgter
Lucille Rigler
Helen Russ
Frank Russ
Charles Smith
Joseph Tiefenvach
D. Tefenbach
Anna Vanélekle
S.C. Voter
A. Wiha
Steve Yuriclu
Catherine Cinker
St. Paul's
Marie Coneley
Carl Frey
A. G. Hunthausen
K. A. Kelly
Gerald Melly
Charles Kaney
Victoria Lanning
Mary le Clsire
Roy Michaud
Irene Reynolds
Julietta Tuchscherki
Gavin Sullivan
Sacred Heart
Rita ‘Thomas
St. Ann's
Leo Maney
Bylvester Manley
Anna Studer
J. R. Yunker
Rhea McHale
Joseph Fontana
Antone Pagalino
St. John the Evangelist
Sam Campanella
St. Lawrence
Honora Ryan
Catherine Sullivan
Mary's
Catherines Hennett
Agnes Shea
Annee Sullivan
Br. Patrick's
Anne Carney
Marty Deying
Richard Donovan
J. W. Duncan
W. EB. Duncan
Mamie Holland
R. M. Kavanseh
J. P. Kelly
Catherine Osterhorn
Veronica O'Sullivan
Helen Wiley
Teresa
Riley
Henry Ryan
St. Josephe
Josephug Holland
Fanny Kelly
Josephine McCarthy
Clara Wyatt
Deer Lodge-Immeaculata
Cong Reption
Luallen Burky
Robert Dumont
Paul Mehr
Glenn Smith
Frankautey
Gold Creek
Jor. Briggeman
Bertie Moore
Joh Rogers
Madeline Sauber
R. Hollenbach
Ann Alfred
Wolf Creek
Eleanor Bergum
Montana Municipal League Holds Annual Convention in Kalispell
Kalispell June 20 Members from Montana’s cities and towns gather for the annual Montana Municipal League convention. Rep Mike Mansfield is set to deliver the principal address as meetings run Monday through Tuesday. About 200 delegates from more than 90 cities are expected. Speakers include mayors from Columbia Falls Miles City Helena and others along with city attorneys from Glendive Missoula and Helena.
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Kalispell
Montana Municipal League
Mike Mansfield
Association
C. 4
Brewer
Barry O'Leary
Butter J. W. O'Connell
Columbia Falls
Prescol
Boutelle
Miles City
C. W. Olson
Hartem
J. R. Wine
Davis Is Encouraged by Campaign Results
Republican U S Senate hopeful Tom Davis said he was greatly encouraged by campaign results after touring northeastern and eastern Montana. He visited over twenty cities, delivered three to five speeches daily at luncheons and GOP gatherings, noting more than a dozen Davis for Senator clubs formed along the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin
Vine
Tom Davis
United States Senate
Simdlay Alohe
Montana
Davis
Luicheans
Ainnery
Helena Public Employees Name Helenan President
Robert Cooney of Helena was chosen president of the Montana Public Employees Association on Sunday. Glenn Hallam of Billings was named vice president and A. O. Medermott of Helena secretary treasurer. The group approved two committee findings urging the Montana legislature to draft bills on uniform vacation and sick leave schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Robert Cooney
Montane Public Employes Association
Glenn Hallam
Billings
Praalient
A. O. Medermott
Montana
Building Permits Nearly Double Across Cities in 1948
SELENA report notes that building permits in ten Montana cities for the first five months of 1948 totaled 6,043,050, nearly double the 3,334,880 from January through May 1947. City breakdown includes Billings 1,310,020 Great Falls 410,420 Miles City 970,900 Helena 826,350 Butte 601,670 Kalispell 479,350 Missoula 335,000 Bozeman 323,600 But other entries mention Missoula and Anaconda totals.
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Selena
Fivat
Federal Reserve Bank
Great Falla
Miles
Helena
Butie
Kalispell
Missoula
Bozeman
Mutha
Anns Eotida
Gonzaga student dies in plane crash near Fort Lewis
A P-51 fighter plane crashed at Gray Meld near Fort Lewis at 2:50 p.m. Sunday, killing 26 year old Richard Ambrose, a Gonzaga University student in Spokane. The National Guard craft, attached to the 16th Fighter Group, had just been reviewed by Governor Mon Wallgren. Ambrose appeared to be preparing to land when the wing struck the ground and the plane skidded about 100 yards. The 111th Fighter Group is based in Spokane.
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Gonzaga
Fort Lewis, Wesh
Tiichard Ambrose
Gonzaga University
Spokane
National Guard
Mon
Wailgren
Ambrose
111Th Fighter Group
Sailors greet Pope at Vatican in naval audience
In Clementine Hall Rome on June 20 a group of 200 sailors from the American Sixth Task Force aboard cruisers Bargo Huntington and Junean gave Pope Pius XII a hip hip hooray greeting. The pontiff recalled the July 19 1943 bombing of Rams and noted it was a grievous day yet allowed him to help others.
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Rome
Italy
W.ni
Phil Xit
Clementine Hall
Vatican
Bargo
Huntington
Junean
Mediterranean
Naples
Capper Hospitalized Resting in Bethesda Facility
Washington June 25 Rev Arthur Capper Republican Kansas senator was admitted to Bethesda Maryland hospital Sunday for rest. Hospital attaches say nothing acutely wrong with the senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capper
Washington
Arthur Canper
R-Kan
Bethesda
MD Nava
Sunda
John Erickson Summoned in Butte Heart Attack Death
John Erickson of Butte died from a heart attack at his home 2214 Locust Sunday afternoon. Coroner Rady Sayatovich cited natural causes, noting Erickson was born in Pi naind and had lived in Butte for the past two years. He is survived by two stepsons and daughters-in-law Al son Karvonen of Butte and John Stevenen of California and two sons-in-law and two stepdaughters D V Armstrong of Pennsylvania and John Kingsmith of Washington. The body lies at Sherman and Reed funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Erickson
Butte
Rady Sayatovich
Erickson
Pina Aind
Butte Tor Wie
Alber Karvonen
John Stevenen
California
DV. Armstrong
Pennsylvania
John Kingsmith
Washington
Sherman and Reed Funeral Home
Hungary Church Grab Attacked Despite Nationalization Drive
In Budapest on June 10 Hungary's Catholic Primate Mindszenty led a public protest against government seizure of 4814 church schools a pastoral letter by Mindszenty and 15 bishops denounced the action as a violation of parental rights and church education. The bishops cast the nationalization as breaking promises and denying public input before the bill passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudapest
Hungary
Uri
Duéaph Gardinal Mindezenty
Zoltan ‘Tildy
Mindszenty
Army Readies Draft of 200000 for Year
Nationwide draft after Congress authorizes by a June vote. National Guard offices opened to recruit youths aged 18 through 23 seeking exemption from the draft. Generals Clark Bracey and Bradley comment on expansion of camps and the act’s impact on peacetime military strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Abb— National Guard
Congress
Butte Auto Concern Displays New Studebaker Trucks
The Butte auto firm Parker-Morelli Ga tena Montana shows 1949 Studebaker truck models in its show rooms. Manager Frank Morelli highlights styling, engineering advances, improved mechanical accessibility, and driving comfort. Vehicle components are arranged for easy access and lower maintenance with electrical wiring and gauges accessible under the hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Parker-Morelli
Gatena
Montana
Aera
Frank Morelli
Electeres
Republican Convention Opens With Predictive Rivalry
Republican leaders Dewey Taft and Vandenberg claim victory at the 1940 convention while noting no decision on the first roll call. Wainwright supports MacArthur as possible nominee. Hawaii statehood dominates talk, with Seaton pressing for immediate statehood despite the convention bustle.
Air Force to Start Building Turbo Jet Squadron Next Month
The Air Force plans to form its first combat squadron of FSSA fighters next month. North American Aviation in Inglewood has delivered the initial two jets and they are undergoing performance and gunnery tests. The jet, with swept back wings and a powerful engine, is aimed at speeds above 640 miles per hour, approaching the Navy’s speed record of 690.726 mph. Aviation sources whisper of a dive faster than sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Washington
North American Aviation Corporation
Inglewood
Calif
Navy
Jeb Skystreak
Elks to Dedicate Home Wednesday in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge Elks Lodge No. WAY prepares formal dedication of the Main street quarters with a Wednesday evening ceremony and a grand opening anticipated Saturday. The renovated lodge features a 30 by 50 foot ritual room, ivory paint, purple velvet drapes, deep carpeting, and new textures to enhance the appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
No. Way
Mere Lodge
Main Street
Elks
Wie Noor
Hospital Notes for Deer Lodge June 20
Deer Lodge hospital notes list births including a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Hanksek on June 13 and a son to Mr and Mrs Dale Shaffer on June 16. The record includes tonsilectomies for Stephany Flink, Raymond MacQueary, Rosalynab, and others, admissions of Harold Bulquist and several others, and dismissals of Harold Billduls, Pauline Jacobsen, and multiple patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Joseph Hospital
John Han- Sek
Dale Shaffer
Michael Gray
Stephany Filnk
Raymond MacQueary
Rosalynab
June Brenton
Thomas Luce
Harold Bulquist
Frank Craig
Maxwell
H. Grenton
Carl Wilson
William Fisher
Clif Persinger
Spokane
Fred McOmber
Avon
Rose Roseboom
Galen
Leo Stuart
Drummond
Harold Billduls
Wm. Kingrey
Pauline Jacobsen
William Geany
Helmville
Charles Brenton
Orvin Fadness
Judge Will Rule in Coast Troop Strike Threat
Federal Judge Robert G. Harris will rule Monday on a permanent injunction to halt a Pacific coast maritime union strike looming under the Hartley act cooling off period. Employers, government and five West coast unions were summoned. a one day restraining order blocked a midnight Tuesday labor action, expiring at 10:30 p.m. The injunction would require mediation for 80 days, then NLRA processes for 20 more days, with unions named including CIO Longshoremen and Warehousemen and CIO Marine Cooks and Stewards among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.A
Robert G. Haris
Mondey
Gops
Harris
Paulsday
National Labor Relations Board
CIO International
CIO
Marine Cooks and Stewards
Marine Engineers Beneficial
Sectalion
Independent Marine
Fivemen
AFL Marine Radiol
Oseratora
Carroll's Body Identified in DC-6 Crash Fallout
In Carmel Pennsylvania United Airlines said the body of theatrical producer Zart Carroll was identified by the FBI using fingerprints after coroner John Evans tentatively identified him. Investigators and officials continued to review the crash site to determine cause as remains were identified and analyzed.
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Carmel
Zart Carroll
United Airplines
Carroll
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Winger
John Evans
Columbia County
Pennsylvania
Nealtline
Douglas Aircraft Corporation
Oakie
Mary T. Harmar
Los Angeles
Jars
California
Montana Rivers Recede Rapidly in Statewide Washout
Montana roads face detours as walls and several highways remain blocked after a cloudburst. United States 2 near Merriweather and 91 north of Browning were closed, with 2 expected to reopen by morning. The Montana highway department, operating 24 hours, builds dikes and clears routes, inviting engineering help to speed openings through flood zones and the Glacier National Park area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Browning
Tn Helena
State Highway Department
United States 2
Merriweather
Highway Department
Luniten States
Strickés
Scots Hadt
Montana Highway Organization
State Department
Montana
Taft Believes Dewey-Taft Race May Be Close
Senator Patt says the Republican presidential race is mainly between him and Governor Dewey at the 1948 GOP convention. Taft arrived in Philadelphia with Mrs Taft after a long trip, drew a crowd, and appeared tired after minimal sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Robert A.patt
Thomas F. Dewey
Ohio
GOF
Jeter
Taft
Washington
Rowlers
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
Postal Workers Name Officers From Page One List
The Montana postal workers’ officers include Vietz of Billings as first vice president and Barrett of Missoula as second vice president. Arl gone of Butte is third vice president, Ammerman of Livingston fourth, Anderson of Bozeman fifth, Trott of Billings secretary treasurer, with Mrs Kearnson and auxiliary officers named in Butte Missoula Helena and Great Falls roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ence Vietz
Billings
LV. Barrett
Missoula
Rayneth Arlgone
Butte
Harry Ammerman
Livingston
Edward Anderson
Bozeman
Richard Trott
Kearnson
Jetter Carriers Auxiliary
W.acanihan
Vandenburg Backers Split Over Nomination Bid
Philadelphia June 20 1940 RK supporters of Senate President Arthur H. Vandenberg face a dilemma as they consider whether to formally place his name in the Republican presidential race or maintain his long asserted draft position. The convention opens Monday and backers debate whether to press for a formal nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Senate
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Vandenberg
Whitefish Man Named Missoula Veterans Leader
June 20 Ernest Auris of Whitefish was elected commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars for the Department of Montana at the 28th annual encampment closing sessions Sunday. He succeeds John W. Bonner of Helena. Deeskin meaning the skin of the female deer is now obtained from baby llamas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitefish
Missoula
Ernest Auris
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Montana
John W. Bonner
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Treasure State News
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Morth Main
Army
Mark Clark
Sixth Army
Selective Service
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Clark
Wold
Fort Lewis
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Ife
Omar Bracey
Bradley
University of California At
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Pallal
Tam
Dewey
Ite
Tait
Harald Stassen
Minnesota
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Stassen
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
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