Butte Proclamation on 1956 Special Election Ordinance 2150
Mayor Tim Sullivan proclaims that City of Butte voters will decide on Ordinance 2150 at a special election to be held July 23 1956. The measure amends garbage control, board of health duties and city waste disposal with assessments and landfill regulation. The announcement cites petition support and legal submission requirements.
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Butte
Montana
Board of Health
City of
Ciy of
Tim J. Bullivan
State of
National Forest Timber for Sale by Oral Auction
Timber sale in Montana inviting oral bids at 2 00 p m July 24 1956 for about 5900 acres across sections in T4N R16W and adjacent ranges. Estimated 16300 M ft b m live lodgepole pine and associated species. base bid 2 50 per M ft b m with minimum adds, plus payments for dead timber and unmerchantable live timber and stand-improvement funds. A $4000 bid deposit and a $15000 bond required. contact Philipsburg District Ranger or Deerlodge Forest Supervisor for details.
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Forest Supervisor’s
Federal Building
Butte
Montana
Forest Service
B.m
Treasury
United States
Philipsburg
Deerlodge Natonal Forest
Truman Warns Against Eroding United Front in Election Year
President Truman urges allies to avoid weakening unity as election pressures rise. He warns against allowing fringe forces to grow stronger and cautions that constant electoral fervor in democracies can disrupt international diplomacy. The address also critiques how election years affect alliance cohesion.
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Truman
Missouri
Anderson Bros Transfer Pipeline Assets in Multi-Million Uranium Deal
Houston reports a deal in which Anderson Bros. Corp. divested pipeline contracting assets in Texas Minnesota Wyoming New Mexico Montana and part of Louisiana to Paul E. McDaniel in exchange for uranium interests. Carl Anderson says the firm also received stock in uranium companies including Pacific Uranium and Redco. The value is estimated in the multi million range by Houston circles. Anderson has expanded into mining around Grants and Albuquerque New Mexico where his new headquarters is located.
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Houston
Tex
Anderson Bros. Corp
Paul E. McDaniel
Carl Anderson
Anderson Bros
Texas
Minnesota
Wyoming
New Mexico
Montana
Louisiana
McDaniel
Anderson
Pacific Uranium Corp
Redco Corp
Venezuela
Colombia
Canada
Williams Brothers, Inc
Tulsa
New York
Grants
Albuquerque
N. M
Skiing Note at Mt. Washington Ends Into June
Tuckerman's Ravine on Mt. Washington in New Hampshire is described as the only true snow bowl east of the Rockies and is noted for offering skiing into June at times.
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MT. Washington
N. H
U.P
Tuckerman’s Ravine
Rockies
Bright Montana fire convention outlines volunteer creed
Delegates heard Loren E Bush San Francisco chief engineer of the National Board of Fire Underwriters speak on fundamentals of the volunteer fire dept. He urged sound purpose, strong leadership, capable men, ongoing training and morale. Other remarks covered state growth, Montana Power Co projects, and a Yellowtail dam partnership proposal. Women guests attended a no host luncheon and style show at Finlen Hotel.
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Norman Larson
Eileen Weingartner
Peggy Keyes
Toni Templin
Cheryl Robinson
Sharon Callahan
JoAnn Campeau
Madeline Gibson
Whistler
Loren E. Bush
San Francisco
National Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific
Mr. Bush
John Holmes
Helena
Montana
John Kearns
Columbia Falls
Anaconda Aluminum Co
Gannon of
Butte
Don Swisher
Whitefish
E. H. Davis
Thompson Falls
Cliff Calvert
Lima
Nick Simon
Clayton Brown
Polson
Ernest Strong
Opportunity
Pete Medvit
Alvin Naccavato
Jim Egan
Billings
Jack Miehle
East Helena
John Horn
Libby
Kenneth Sullivan
Hardin
Jack Brown
Bob Brown
George Brownlee
Stanford
George Smith
Glendive
Ben Dawe
Sidney
A. J. Brown
George Lubick
Ross Ego
Board of County Commissioners
Frank Gersh
James W. McCormick
Joe Rosetti
Corette
Montana Power Co
Cochrane
Great Falls
Mountain Sheep
Pleasant Valley
Idaho
Yellowtail Dam
Finlen Hotel
House clears path for four year federal school construction bill
The House Rules Committee approved a four year federal aid school construction program totaling 1.6 billion dollars with 400 million per year. A Powell amendment blocking grants to segregated schools looms as a potential fight but leaders hope to sidestep it. The bill also creates a revolving fund up to 750 million to purchase local school bonds if market rates are unfavorable.
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Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
House Rules Committee
National Guard Awards Presented in Helena
Montana National Guard units received honors at Camp J Hugo Aronson. The 3669th Ordnance Company of Helena won the Eisenhower Trophy for outstanding state unit. The 154th Field Artillery Group Headquarters Battery from Missoula earned the General S H Mitchell recruiting trophy for enlisting 26 men this year.
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Helena
U.P
Montana
Jackson Hole Outlaws Turned Film Hub In Modern Era
Jackson Hole Wyoming once famed as the most talked-of outlaw rendezvous. Now the valley is a film shoot site with gunmen cowboys and Indians as recurring presences despite the departure of the real bad men.
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Jackson Hole
Wyo
Quakes in Afghanistan Kill 2000, Block Roads
In Kubal Afghanistan a two week long quake sequence has reportedly killed 2000 people. Landslides blocked roads isolating villages and hindering officials from assessing damage. The tremors began two weeks ago.
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Kubal
Afghanistan
U.P
Sympathetic FHA Director Urged by Farmers Union Leader
James G. Patton urged President Eisenhower to appoint a Farmers Home Administration director who understands the program and supports its goals. McLeaish resigned citing ill health, and Patton warned the FHA should not be a political patronage tool, as it must provide federal credit to farmers unable to obtain it elsewhere.
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Denver
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Eisenhower
Farmers Home Administration
Robert B. McLeaish
FHA
Patton
Secretary Seaton Opposes State Reservoir Project
Secretary Seaton reaffirmed the Interior Department’s opposition to the Smoky Range reservoir project in Montana. He cited adverse effects on Glacier National Park and local wildlife and asked Maj. Gen. Itschner to drop the project from consideration. Undersecretary Clarence Davis had urged engineers to oppose the plan, warning it would flood over 8,700 acres of the park.
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Washington
Seaton
Interior Dept
Smoky Range
Montana
Glacier National Park
E. C. Itschner
Army Engineers
Clarence A. Davis
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Beryl Wilson
Tole
P. T
U. S
Jewelry
Pp. T
Sally
Ivory Tower
Eddie
Baby
Rock Island
TOPS
National Guard
Billy Boy
Dan River
Poplin
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