Anaconda Bar and Lounge Goods Sold in Sheriff Sale
A court ordered sheriff sale of Punchboard Goods Sold at the Bar and Lounge in Anaconda brought $773.50. Items included a watch, candy, party packs of beer, fish, lunch meats, and herring. Gertrude McCarthy, proprietor, was fined $100 for possession of gambling devices after arrest by sheriff's officers.
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Dise
Anaconda
Frank la Forest
Carle
Gertrude McCarthy
Justice of the Peace Court
Innocent Plea In Butte Car Lot Thefts
Two youths charged with grand larceny in thefts from local used car lots pled innocent in district court before Judge T. E. Downey. Richard Gohn 19 of Virginia City and Clyde Staley 20 of Butte appeared with counsel as trial dates were set. Police said they were arrested in the act of taking a tire from Wilson Motor Co. and found 13 wheels and tires at Staley's home.
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Butte
T. E. Downey
Richard Gohn
Virginia City
Clyde Staley
Gohn
Frank Blair
Staley
John L. Peterson
Wilson Motor Co
S. Jackson
East takes charge in defense to defeat grand slam
In this hand from The Cards WEST EAST aJ14 4932 YKQIW8T shows East overtaking the king of hearts and leading clubs to force West to overruff, setting the contract. Declarer misguessed trump layout. East earns full credit for guiding defense against maximum pressure.
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North East South West
West
East
King of Hearts
Declarer
South
North
Butte Camera Club Plans Evening Program
The Butte Camera Club meets tonight with Daniels presiding. The program features the Thirteenth New York Color Slide Exhibit showing 50 slides from 2750 submitted, plus another Dimension by the Photochrome Club of San Francisco. All photography enthusiasts invited.
Jerry Kriskovich Wins K of P Speech Contest
Jerry Kriskovich of 517 Birch Anaconda won the 19th Public Speaking Contest sponsored by the Knights of Pythias. He will attend the Spokane sectional contest July 11 en route to a possible Washington DC trip for a 5000 dollar scholarship in August. Second place went to Marylin Eckberg of 164 Fairway Drive.
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Jerry Kriskovich
Birch
Anaconda
Knights of Pythias
Spokane
Washington, D. C
Marylin Eckberg
Fairway Drive
Oscar L. Olsgaard, Sr
Ana
Forest products output in Tennessee Valley tops 575 million
Forest products manufactured in the Tennessee Valley reached 575 million last year, up 15 percent from 1960. The increase reflects a growing regional industry with significant production gains.
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Tennessee Valley
Airman Arthur J. Lakner Promoted in Holland
Airman first class Arthur J. Lakner son of Mr promoted man receives promotion in the U S Air Force at Camp New Amsterdam Holland Lakner an air policeman attended Boys Central High School
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Arthur J. Lakner
U. S. Air Force
Camp New Amsterdam
Holland
Lakner
Boys Central High School
Blood Drawing to Be Held Today in Deer Lodge
A blood drawing is scheduled today from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Christian Education area of the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. O M Bryan will supervise the blood program which seeks 75 units. The annual quota has been reduced from four to three drawings.
Jury Panel Discharged After Term Clears Over Fifty Cases
A district court jury panel that sat since April 1 was discharged Monday by Judge T. E. Downey after more than 50 cases were disposed of during the term. The majority were settled before trial.
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District Court
T. E. Downey
Drunken Drivers Penalized in Butte Court Plea
Gilbert Wilson, newly arrived in Butte, pleaded guilty Monday to driving while intoxicated and was fined $150 by Police Judge John Seton. A defendant listed as Robert E. Dettinger forfeited a $150 bond and a $2 city driving permit bond. Additional forfeitures involved Mrs. James Newberry of Medina for a collision failure to stop at a minor occurrence with Mrs. McCarthy.
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Gilbert Wilson
Butte
John Seton
Robert E. Dettinger
James Newberry
Medina
McCarthy
Crickets Whisper Forecast Temperature Clues
A quirky note explains that counting cricket chirps in 15 seconds and adding 40 yields degrees Fahrenheit, a rule cited by some insect authorities as a quick temperature cue.
Cronin Begins Internship at St. Joseph Hospital Denver
Butte native Dr. John C. Cronin starts internship at St. Joseph Hospital in Denver. He is accompanied by his wife Ardyce and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Cronin of Butte. Cronin graduated from Butte Central High School in 1956 and earned a 1960 Carroll College degree before completing medical studies at Stritch School of Medicine Loyola Chicago.
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John C. Cronin
St. Joseph Hospital
Denver
Butte
Colorado City
Ardyce
Neil Cronin
N. Henry
Butte Central High School
Carroll College
Helena
Stritch School of Medicine
Loyola University
Chicago
Gallatin County Suit Being Tried
The National Farmers Union Property and Casualty Co. sues in U S District Court for declaratory judgment and policy cancellation. Judge W D Murray presides. Parties include Harne and Jane Doe Mier with Bohart Drvolats and Anderson. John C Helen Coralyn Cheryl Emery with Risken Herron. Farmers Insurance Exchange with Corette Smith Dean. plaintiff attorneys Wiggenhorn Hutton Schlitz Sheehy. Action arose in Gallatin County.
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National Farmers Union Property and Casualty Co
U.S. District Court
W. D. Murray
Har=ne
Jane Doe Mier
Bohart, Drvolats and
Anderson
Bozeman
John C
Helen
Coralyn
Cheryl Emery
Risken & Herron
Helena
Farmers Insurance Exchange
Corette, Smith & Dean
Butte
Wiggenhorn, Hutton, Schlitz and Sheehy
Billings
Gallatin County
Italy's Trade Deficit With EEC Grows
Italy's trade deficit with European Economic Community partners widened from 266.8 million dollars in 1962 to a higher level last year, reflecting growing imbalance in bilateral trade. The report notes the pace of deterioration and seeks clarification on the current figure and contributing factors.
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Italy
Nickel use in coins tops 150 million pounds in 75 years
In the last 75 years about 150 million pounds of nickel have been used in coins, reflecting extensive metal use in minting and currency production.
Why Camel Stays The Choice Of Smokers
Camel remains the overwhelming choice of smokers who favor regular cigarettes. The ad asserts Camel offers quality tobacco for a superior smoke, claiming decades of consumer trust and wide popularity among men and women who enjoy smoking pleasure.
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Charles H. Gorent
The
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Camera Club
Edward A. Yeager
Grand Inner Guard
Owen Grinde
Montana Power Co
Meyer
Rev
F. L. Harrington
St. Lawrence O'Toole Church
Ali
Montana ST. Butte, Mont
Favre Eaton
Deerlodge National Forest
Butte Kiwanis Club
Finlen Hotel
Bill Richter
R. J. Reynolds
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