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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1955

Page

2

Bank Robbery Suspects Sought Across Europe by Interpol

Italian police issued an all Italy alert for four men and a woman linked to the April 6 Woodside bank heist. Leaders include Giuseppe di Taco alias John Michael di Tacco, with suspects John Timothy OConnell Daniel William Macguire Peter Jerome Kirdham and Jeanette Forest. Suspects may travel to Africa or the Middle East. car crossed into Italy from France near Ventimiglia on June 16.

Rome Italy New York Interpol United Nations Against Woodside Queens Chase Manhattan Bank United States Giuseppe di Taco John Michael di Tacco New Yorker John Timothy O'Connell Daniel William Macguire Peter Jerome Kirdham Manchester England Jeanette Forest Montreal Canada Africa Middle East Ventimiglia di Tacco

Allies poised for united approach at Geneva summit

Interpreting the News notes that the Big Three plan a coordinated stance on Germany and Europe with France on collective security and Britain on economics. Bulganin may need Khrushchev time to consult, while pre Geneva NATO talks bolster Allied unity ahead of the Geneva summit.

J. M. Roberts Bulganin United States Germany France Europe Britain Bulgaria Nikita Khrushchev Eisenhower West Yugoslavia Khruschev Geneva North Atlantic Treaty Organization New York Adenauer Anthony Eden

Yank Faces Trial At Kaiserslautern General Court Martial

Pvt. Andy Jaszak of Cardale Pennsylvania will face a general court martial in Kaiserslautern Germany on charges of assault and attempted murder of two comrades during an argument in an enlisted men's club last month.

Yank Kaiserslautern Germany U.P Andy Jaszak Cardale

Lavoptik Eye Lotion Ad Claims Soothing Relief

An advertisement promotes Lavoptik Eye Lotion for irritated eyelids and inflamed eyes with claims of quick relief and money back. It touts 42 years of success, widespread praise, and availability at drug stores.

McNally Dies in Arizona Former Missoula Forester 69

H C McNally 69 a retired forester formerly of Missoula died Saturday in Tucson Arizona after a sudden illness He worked for The Anaconda Company in the Blackfoot area until retirement five years ago His body will go to Deer Lodge with Ross Funeral Home transporting to Ovando for last rites Saturday at 2 in the Ovando Community Church Burial in Ovando Cemetery Surviving include a son Robert C McNally Spokane a brother Coles E McNally Ovando and a nephew and niece Pat and Mrs McNally Ovando.

Deer Lodge Harry C. McNally Missoula Tucson Ariz McNally Anaconda Company Blackfoot Ross Funeral Home Ovando Mr. McNally H. C. McNally American Legion Robert C. McNally Spokane Coles E. McNally Pat McNally

Wage Hike Offered to Steelworkers

Pittsburgh report says the CIO United Steelworkers seek a substantial wage increase to avoid a strike. Nine days remain to define substantial terms before the June 30 deadline. U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel have promised increases this week as negotiations involve 600,000 workers.

Pittsburgh CIO United Steelworkers U. S. Steel Corp Bethlehem Steel Corp Joseph M. Larkin Bethlehem David J. McDonald U. S. Steel John Stephens

Pope Urges Ban on Corrupt Films Worldwide

Pope Pius XII in a major address asks motion picture leaders to ban corrupt films. He spoke to industry executives stars and starlets writers and scene builders in Italy urging moral standards in cinema.

Vatican City Pius XII

Philipsburg Students Make Carroll College Honor Roll

Six Philipsburg residents earned honors on Carroll College spring semester honor roll. Recited by registrar Rev William L Waggoner the list includes Lorraine Grimes Joan Kaiser James R Mazza JoAnn Williams Margaret Winninghoff and Paul Winninghoff.

Philipsburg Carroll College William L. Waggoner Lorraine Grimes Joan Kaiser James R. Mazza JoAnn Williams Margaret Winninghoff Paul Winninghoff

Excavation Starts for New Flint Creek Valley Bank

Excavation has begun on upper Broadway for the Flint Creek Valley Bank building. Harold Kaiser holds the excavation contract with Theodore Eck and Sons of Anaconda awarded the construction work. Completion is expected in early October with the bank moving from the Masonic building.

Philipsburg Upper Broadway Flint Creek Valley Bank Harold Kaiser Theodore Eck and Sons Anaconda B. G. Paige Masonic Building

Funeral Set Today for Joe Paz

Funeral services for Joe Paz 74 will be held Wednesday in Philipsburg. Paz died Saturday night in a Deer Lodge rest home after a lingering illness. Born April 15 1881 in Zulaki Austria he came to the United States in 1902 and had lived in Philipsburg 20 years. He was a miner with no known surviving relatives. Miss Ethel Mengel and Miss Wava Bueschlen rural missionaries will conduct the 2 PM service at Wilson Funeral Home. Interment will be in Philipsburg cemetery.

Philipsburg Joe Paz Deer Lodge Zulaki Austria United States Ethel Mengel Wava Bueschlen Wilson Funeral Home

Philipsburg Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Staff

Philipsburg residents and guests are noted in a series of briefs. Gerald Lang a Gilby North Dakota teacher and Emmett Kearney a North Dakota University law student work at Philipsburg Ranger Station. Jack Neitz recently earned a Masters at Montana State College and Don Abbott studies forestry at the University of Missoula. Ray Hutchinson from Baton Rouge visited cousins at their Rock Creek ranch. Mrs Lyle B Day hosted a tea for granddaughter Miss Terry Day of Reno with guests Marilyn King Carol Steffan Gays Page Jean Stuebe Nancy Davis Janet Fessler Narlene Stuebe Judy Fessler and Barbara Bowen.

Philipsburg Gerald Lang Gilby N. D Emmett Kearney University North Dakota Norman Bohrnson Rock Creek Lyle B. Day Terry Day Reno Nevada Marilyn King Carol Steffan Gays Page Jean Stuebe Nancy Davis Janet Fessler Narlene Stuebe Judy Fessler Barbara Bowen

Peron's Regime Is Unchanged After Brief Revolt

Argentina's government remained intact after last week's navy and marine revolt. President Peron held conferences with officials while Lucero controlled security. Censorship limited reports with no confirmation of a junta proposal. In Santiago, arrivals claim heavy casualties, though Argentina lists 174 identified dead.

Buenos Aires Argentina Juan D. Peron Army Franklin Lucero Lucero Peron Peronista Palermo Government House Montevideo Uruguay

Drummond Matron's Funeral Thursday

Funeral services for Mrs. Ann F. Toy of Drummond will be held Thursday at 2 o clock in the Ross Funeral Home in Deer Lodge. The Rev. J C Mardis will officiate. Burial is planned in the Masonic section of Hillcrest Cemetery. Mrs Toy, wife of James Toy, died of a heart attack at her Drummond home Monday, age 42.

Deer Lodge Ann F. Toy Drummond Ross J. C. Mardis Hillcrest Toy James Toy

Tree planting in the United States surges 133 percent

Over the past six years tree planting nationwide has more than doubled, growing 133 percent as communities increase reforestation and urban greening efforts. The trend reflects coordinated programs by environmental groups and local governments to expand forests and shade in cities.

United States

Ostrich Peter Lays Egg in Oldenburg Show

In Oldenburg Germany an ostrich named Peter, the sole male among a flock, caused a stir by laying an egg on Monday ending his status as the only male in the group.

Oldenburg Germany U.P Peter

Jehovahs Witnesses Kick Off Global Kingdom Celebration in Chicago

Thousands of Jehovahs Witnesses gathered in Chicago to begin a worldwide kingdom celebration. About 40,000 people from 42 states and eight foreign countries were expected to fill Comiskey Park on the South Side for the five day meeting starting Wednesday. The report notes Americans drink more than one billion cups of coffee annually.

Chicago U.P Jehovah's Witnesses Windy City Comiskey Park

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