Harriman Criticizes Senator's Demand as Politics
Helena June 22 Harriman Democratic presidential hopeful edges past criticism over resigning as Mutual Security director calling calls for resignation political. He cites West support, expansion of reclamation and water control, and notes his foreign policy stance with Eisenhower while condemning McCarthyism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
W. Averell Harriman
West
Harriman
Taft
Gen
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Stalin
Europe
Kremlin
Korea
Franklin Roosevelt
Truman
Montana Building Tempo Increases
Montana building permits issued in May totalled 2,466,210 across 10 cities, per the Minneapolis Federal Reserve district. Year to date January through May 1952 shows 7,605,140 versus 4,544,920 in 1951. Individual city figures include Missoula 1,528,060 and Billings 288,900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Federal Reserve District
Anaconda
Billings
Bozeman
Butte
Great Falls
Helena
Kalispell
Malta
Miles City
Missoula
McKittrick Heads Montana Hibernians in Great Falls
Dan T. McKittrick of Anaconda was elected president of Montana Hibernians at the biannual convention in Great Falls. Tesse Harrington of Butte was named auxiliary president with Butte set to host the next gathering. Other officers include Phillip A. Ryan Sr. of Great Falls as vice president Michael J. Lacey of Anaconda as secretary Owen McNally of Anaconda as treasurer and auxiliary officers Mayme Cosgriff of Great Falls as vice president and Katy Tracy of Anaconda as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Dan T. McKittrick
Anaconda
Montana Hibernians
Tesse Harrington
Butte
Hibernian
Phillip A. Ryan
Michael J. Lacey
Owen McNally
Harrington
Mayme Cosgriff
Katy Tracy
Livestock Auction Unit Opens Billings Meeting
Billings hosts the fifth annual National Livestock Auction Association meeting as talks by railroad and government officials and the association’s executives highlight the second day. About 200 delegates and wives from 17 states attended, with speakers P. C. Jordan of Denver, J. H. Phelps of Salt Lake City, J. C. Peterson of Spencer, and F. E. Mollin among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific Railroad
J. C. Peterson
Spencer
Iowa
National Lamb Breeders Association
F. E. Mollin
American National Cattlemen's Association
Helena Grocer Proposes Giant Wheel Self Service
Helena August 22. A Helena grocer, Ken Thompson, unveils a self service idea where groceries move on a 48 foot diameter circular wheel rotating every seven and a half minutes. Shoppers select items as they pass and Thompson plans to form Giant Wheel Fixture Corp and build a Helena plant for production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
U.P
Ken Thompson
Thompson
Wheel Fixture Corporation
Mrs. P. H. Anderson Funeral Held in Sheridan
Funeral services for Mrs. Peter H. Anderson who died Tuesday in a Billings hospital were held Friday at the Sheridan Episcopal church led by Rev. Arthur Benzinger. Soloists Dollis Hodges and organist R. Dyer accompanied. Pallbearers listed from Virginia City Alder Cameron and Sheridan. Burial followed at Sheridan Cemetery with grave services by Arcelia chapter No. 34 OES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Peter H. Anderson
Billings
Episcopal Church
Arthur Benzinger
Dollis Hodges
Arcelia
OES
Queens of the Temple Masons annual meet initiates group
At the Queens of the Temple of the Royal Arch Masons meeting in Virginia City Friday night several members were initiated. Names listed include Mrs. Charles Harvey Mrs. John Seidensticker Mrs. S J Seidensticker Vivian Sallender Budd Seyler W B Seyler Myron Morris John Mailey Gus Mailey Nellie Jones Joe Morrow Nick Hedegaard Floyd Davenport Waldo Clark and Esther High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Jones
Joe Morrow
S. J. Seidensticker
John Seidensticker
Nick Hedegaard
Floyd Davenport
Waldo Clark
Charles Harvey
Esther High
Governor to Lead Conference Talk in Houston
Helena reports Gov. John W. Bonner will lead discussions on Indian affairs and higher education at the Governors conference in Houston Texas from June 29 to July 2. Bonner was elected to the executive committee at last year’s Gatlinburg Tennessee gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
John W. Bonner
Houston
Texas
Bonner
Gatlinburg, Tenn
Swindle Trial Resumes Today
Helena June 22 All members of the regular district court jury panel except the 12 hearing the gasoline refund case against John Phillips have been excused until 10 o clock Thursday morning. Other panel members were excused until Monday after the jury was selected for the Phillips case but since the hearing continues this week reporting time was set back to Thursday. The Phillips case resumes at 10 o'clock Monday morning. Court recessed at noon Saturday after the defense began cross examination of Theodore L. Tomlinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
District Court
John Phillips
Phillips
A. J. Horsky
Theodore L. Tomlinson
Malta Flood Repairs Restore Water to All Users
Malta reports emergency repairs completed on flooded facilities of the Malta division of the Milk River irrigation project. Water is available to all users while permanent repairs proceed. Also note unopposed state legislature candidates in Phillips county for the July 15 primary and Northern Montana College summer enrollment totaling 105 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Bruce Garlinghouse
Phillips County
Ruth Phillips
Fred L. Robinson
Lee Schumacher
Alf Watkins
Havre
U.P
Northern Montana College
C. L. Langer
Farmers May Have to Cut Wheat and Use it For Hay
HELENA June 22 Farmers on state leases in eastern Montana may have to cut their wheat for hay if drought worsens State Land Commissioner W P Pilgeram said Saturday Farmers will cut when harvest profitability fails Adjustments will be made in lease agreements if hay is produced Land board field men and county agents along with production and marketing administration reps will assess the situation June 30 July 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
W. P. Pilgeram
Pilgeram
Land Board
Missoula Man Dies of Injuries
Clyde Fietkau a 34 year old Missoula man died Saturday from injuries suffered June 6 when a power shovel boom crushed him while working as a mechanic on a power line about 20 miles east of Missoula Survivors listed include his widow three sons and three daughters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Clyde Fietkau
Here
Twins 9000 Miles Apart Both Hurt
Wolf Point report states twenty year old twins Gordon Terpe and Douglas Terpe were hospitalized simultaneously. Gordon, a Navy Seabee, suffered a shoulder wound in Korea. Douglas, an Army sergeant, was accidentally injured at Schweinfurt, Germany.
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Wolf Point
Gordon Terpe
Korea
Army
Douglas Terpe
Schweinfurt
Germany
Motors Garage of Thompson Falls Incorporation
Motors Garage of Thompson Falls Inc is incorporated with the secretary of state on Saturday. Directors are James L Adams Henry L Gill and Eugene H Mahoney of Thompson Falls. Authorized capitalization is fifty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Motors Garage of
Thompson Falls
Inc
James L. Adams
Henry L. Gill
Eugene H. Mahoney
Sam Lees Entertain at Turkey Dinner
Belgrade June 22 On Father s day Mr and Mrs Sam Lee entertained at a turkey dinner for their daughter Mrs Faye Scott of Ashland Ore and granddaughter Marcene their grandson Joe Cloninger of Everett Wash who is spending the summer with the Lees and Mr and Mrs Mason Thompson and family. Mr and Mrs Merv O Brown of Billings visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Eli Swartz last weekend. Mr and Mrs Curtis Larson returned home from their honeymoon last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Alva Fisher Alvin and Melvin returned last Thursday from a visit in Yakima Wash. Catherine Clarkin daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Clarkin accompanied by her aunt Mrs Glenn Monson of Hysham returned home Monday evening from her aunt s home in Hysham. Larry Saylor son of Mrs Charles Metcalf arrived home Tuesday from San Diego where he is stationed with the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Sam Lee
Faye Scott
Ashland
Ore
Marcene
Joe Cloninger
Everett
Wash
Lees
Mason Thompson
Merv O. Brown
Billings
Eli Swartz
Curtis Larson
Alva Fisher
Alvin
Melvin
Yakima
Catherine Clarkin
Ed Clarkin
Glenn Monson
Hysham
Larry Saylor
Charles Metcalf
San Diego
Navy
Hale Forgery Case Scheduled in Fall
MISSOULA June 22 The trial of former County Surveyor R. J. Hale on a forgery charge, set to begin Monday, has been postponed until November. Hale’s attorney cannot plead the case until after a Supreme Court case against Hale is decided. The postponed matter concerns alleged false endorsements on county warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
R. J. Hale
Hale
Supreme Court
Body of Murdered Woman Is Found
In a St Louis hotel room a panty clad woman was found gashed and strangled with an ironing cord among bottle debris. Identified as Mrs. William E. Thompson 30 formerly of Norwich Connecticut the victim had been dead about 24 hours. Police said death resulted from strangulation or loss of blood and did not believe sex was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
U.P
William E. Thompson
Norwich
Conn
Boston
Mass
Great Falls Man Appointed MIA Officer
Robert McCaig of Great Falls was named temporary vice president of the Montana Institute of the Arts by the board of directors. Officers to be named at the August meeting in Great Falls or Helena. The three day MIA festival ended Sunday. Dr. H. G. Merriam and Prof. Paul A. Grieder named to the state advisory council. The 1953 festival tentatively set for Helena. site to be decided in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Robert McCaig
Great Falls
Montana Institute of the Arts
Helena
H. G. Merriam
Montana State University
Paul A. Grieder
Montana State College
MIA
Walter Shireses Visit in Laurel
Walter Shires and family spent Sunday and Monday in Laurel visiting the Weldon family and others. They were joined by E R McCall and Bill Nielsen party from Whitehall, and also visited Henry McCall’s family in Billings. Bud Lee and family left for South Dakota after visiting Pete Narancich’s ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Bridges
Walter Shires
Marilyn
Laurel
Lowell Weldon
E. R. McCall
Bill Nielsen
Ernest
Whitehall
Henry McCall
Billings
Bud Lee
Doroles
Ronny
South Dakota
Pete Narancich
Fighting Truce (Continued From Page 1)
Maj. Gen. David L. Ruffner praised the 45th division for stalling Chinese efforts to break Allied lines. The Thunderbirds repelled numerous ferocious attacks over 10 days, including a major assault on June 20 21 by two enemy regiments. Front dispatches note Reds suffered about 3,500 casualties in that period as Allied raiding parties, numbering 1000 to over 3000 men, pressed forward despite heavy resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Ruffner
Ruffner
Eighth Army
U. S
Truce Talks In Panmunjom Deadline Hinted
Allied and Communist truce negotiators met in Panmunjon for 25 minutes as Red radio signaled rejection of an Allied plan. Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison proposed voluntary repatriation of prisoners, citing 1943 Soviet precedent. Peiping's Alan Winnington broadcast harshly critical remarks signaling the Communists’ stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U.P
Panmunjon
Red Radio
William K. Harrison
Russia
Korea
Harrison
Voice of Red China
Peiping
Alan Winnington
London Daily Worker
William Walberts Are Honored At Willow Creek Reunion
Willow Creek Montana June 22 A family reunion and picnic dinner honored Mr and Mrs William Walbert of Portland Oregon former Willow Creek residents Many relatives attended including Andrew Morrison and family Silver Star Grant Sharp and daughter Missoula Don Cook and family Manhattan Mike Walbert Harrison Sam Lane Frank Cook Art Cook and families plus hosts W C Cook At a following dinner Frank Hilke hosted guests Paul Bates Mrs Doty of Three Forks and the Walberts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek
William Walbert
Portland
Ore
W. C. Cook
Walbert
Andrew Morrison
Silver Star
Grant Sharp
Missoula
Don Cook
Manhattan
Mike Walbert
Harrison
Sam Lane
Frank Cook
Art Cook
Frank Reich
Kefauver Denies McCarthy Attacks Press Alignment
Chicago June 22 Senator Estes Kefauver dismissed as completely ridiculous charges by Senator Joseph R McCarthy that he has attacked McCarthy to win over left wing and Communist controlled elements of the press and radio The Democratic presidential aspirant answered accusations raised in a book by McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Island Economy Hit as Sailors Strike Panics Hawaii
Honolulu reports Hawaii faces sharp economic strain as the Sailors Union of the Pacific strike disrupts the state’s main income sources sugar pineapple tourism and federal payments. Warehouses hold sugar, pineapples rot, and tourism declines while relief ships offer only partial relief until a quick settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
U.P
Hawaii
United Press
Sailors Union of the Pacific
AFL
Pacific Maritime Association
U. S
Oahu
Club Entertained in Brewer Home Belgrade Brevity Tale
BELGRADE June 22 The MGR club were entertained by Mrs. M. H. Brewer and Mrs. C. R. Grogan at the Brewer home last Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Robinson and Mrs. Estelle Phelps attended the Rebekah assembly and Odd Fellows sessions in Butte. Mrs. George Merritt and children Jimmie and Sally Jean, former Belgrade residents now ranching south of Livingston, were guests at the Delmer Moore ranch last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
MGR Club
M. H. Brewer
C. R. Grogan
Brewer
Jess Robinson
Estelle Phelps
Rebekah Assembly
Odd Fellows
Butte
George Merritt
Jimmie
Sally Jean
Livingston
Delmer Moore Ranch
Three Forks Lions Officials Named
Three Forks June 22 John Butterman president of the Three Forks Lions club announced appointments at the regular meeting. George Fithian E S Ayers Max Makoff attend ance committee Ray Bacon sight and blind committee Robert Woolley Kerry Keyser Don Coverdell program Henry Code the Rev Omer Idso George Zacha boys and girls committee Chester Schendel W G Rafter education Ray Hagadone Paul Davis and W Weston civic improvements. The club planned to build picnic tables for Headwaters Park and scheduled a picnic for the first meeting in August. John Weber Soil Conservation Service technician assisting the Three Rivers Soil Conservation district attended as guest of Max Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
John Butterman
Paul Davis
Rural Fire Danger Might Be Serious
Bozeman June 22 A dry spell could make the 1952 rural fire season the most serious in years says George W Gustafson Montana Rural Fire Fighters service state co ordinator He warns eastern Montana grass is very dry and fires whipped by high winds could spread rapidly threatening thousands of acres He urges extra precautions from now until fall rains end the danger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
U.P
George W. Gustafson
Montana Rural Fire Fighters Service
Montana
Gustafson
Crash Kills Three in California on Bayshore Highway
SAN JOSE Calif June 22 Three persons were killed and a fourth critically injured Sunday when their car crashed into a concrete abutment on Bayshore Highway near here. The dead are Pvt. Herbert W Crockett 24 of Camp San Luis Obispo Elizabeth Wilber Goetz 24 of Southwest Harbor Maine and Ruth A Lunsford 31 of Santa Cruz Clifton M Crockett 28 of Casper Wyo is listed in critical condition with internal injuries at Santa Clara county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
U.P
Bayshore Highway
Here
Herbert W. Crockett
Camp San Luis Obispo
Elizabeth Wilber Goetz
Southwest Harbor
Maine
Ruth A. Lunsford
Santa Cruz
Clifton M. Crockett
Casper
Wyo
Santa Clara County Hospital
Execution Stayed for Wilson Brothers in Washington
San Francisco June 22. U S Circuit Judge Albert Lee Stephens stayed the planned execution of Utah and Turman Wilson at Washington State Prison. The two brothers, aged 23 and 26, were convicted in Vancouver for the 1950 slaying of 18 year old Jo Ann Dewey. The stay, lasting two weeks, was granted on motions by Portland attorney Irvin Goodman and San Francisco attorney Charles R. Garry after in-chamber discussion with Judge Stephens. An order was sent to Walla Walla warden John R. Cranor delaying the hanging set for 12:05 a.m. Monday. The brothers had previously been denied clemency by Gov. Langlie and failed in earlier Supreme Court pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U. S
Albert Lee Stephens
Utah
Turman Wilson
Washington State
Irvin Goodman
Portland
Charles R. Garry
Goodman
Garry
Stephens
John R. Cranor
Walla Walla
Jo Ann Dewey
Vancouver
Wash
Turman
Arthur B. Langlie
U. S. Supreme Court
Moughtin Rites to Be Tuesday
Funeral services for William A. Art Moughtin a longtime Anaconda Standard pressman and theater employee who died in Wisdom will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at Finnegan company funeral home. Rev. Fred J. G. Kepler of St Mark Episcopal church will officiate. Burial follows in Hill cemetery family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
William A
Art) Moughtin
Anaconda Standard
Wisdom
Finnegan Company
Fred J. G. Kepler
St. Mark Episcopal Church
Hill Cemetery
Rites Are Conducted for Mrs Johnston in Willow Creek
Mrs Frankie Johnston former Willow Creek resident was buried Tuesday at Mount Green cemetery after a funeral at Dahl Memorial home Bozeman Rev W A Redmond officiated She died Sunday at East Gallatin sanitarium after 15 months as a patient Surviving Walter Three Forks Basil Willow Creek sisters Elsie Dodd Paonia Colo Dora Morrow Topeka Kan six grandchildren four great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews attendances listed as pallbearers included Marvin Jewett Faye Parker L J O Dell Clancy Stalcup Frank Hilke Jesse Parker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek
Frankie Johnston
Mount Green
Dahl
Bozeman
W. A. Redmond
Johnston
East Gallatin Sanitarium
Marvin Jewett
Faye Parker
L. J. O'Dell
Clancy Stalcup
Frank Hilke
Jesse Parker
Walter
Three Forks
Basil
Elsie Dodd
Paonia
Colo
Dora Morrow
Topeka
Kan
American eagle motif leads in early hand made glassware
A study notes that the American eagle appears on more varieties of early hand made American glassware than any other device or portrait, reflecting its prominence as a national symbol in decorative pieces.
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Dale Strahan
Columbus
Kansas
NEA
Koot-aip
Treasure State News
McKittrick
Hibernians
Helenan
Mrs
P. H. Anderson
Queens
Wein
Orany
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Michaels-Stern Fine Clothing
L. O. Brockmann
American Association of Junior Colleges
Twins
Sam Lees
Walter Shireses
William Walberts
Jack Burby
Three Forks Lions
Runeberg Hall
E. Galena
Wilson Brothers
Butte Circle
Woodcraft Carpenters Hall
AS A Eiehe Drivein Theatre
Cap
Uma Duryea
Cue Stort Dick Forantorte
Arene
Charles
Henry Koster
Webb
A Republic Production
Casey St
Met
Rotten Tor PLC
Sarall Byington
Joe Sawyer
William Tracy
Alan Ladd
Lizabeth Scott In
Red Mountain
ATC
Flaming Youth
Piper Laurie Rock Hudson
Chaiies Coburn
Gigi Perreau
LT TY 2
Bath House
Broadway
Maureen O’hara
Jeff Chandler
Claudette Colbert Ann Blythe
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