Butte Doctors Lead Montana Medical Convention in Great Falls
A large delegation from Silver Bow County attends the 63rd Montana Medical Association annual convention in Great Falls. Sessions open at the Rainbow hotel with delegates Dr. Glenn A. Carmichael Dr. J. K. Colman Dr. A. R. Sievers Dr. P. E. Kane and Dr. J. C. Shields among officials. Stanford professors Dr. Maurice L. Tainter and five Stanford School of Medicine professors join program discussions and the banquet toastmaster is Dr. E. N. Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County Medical Society
Montana Medical Association
Great Falls
Rainbow Hotel
Glenn A. Carmichael
J. K. Colman
A. R. Sievers
P. E. Kane
J. C. Shields
Alfred Karsted
State Association
R. C. Monahan
Harold Schwartz
Lee W. Smith
R. G. Kreeze
H. H. James
D. L. Gillespie
Ray F. Peterson
Butte
Stanford University School of Medicine
Palo Alto
Calif
E. N. Larson
Maurice L. Tainter
Stanford
Advanced explosive materials course opens at Montana School of Mines
Fifteen students began an intensive Monday morning course in advanced chemistry of explosive materials at Montana School of Mines. Francis L. Holdereed, a 1940 engineering college master’s graduate, leads the defense training program, with many students from out of state.
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Montana School of Mines
Francis L. Holdereed
Engineering College
Carrick Cook to Speak Free at Local YMCA Series
San Francisco teacher Carrick Cook announces a series of free public talks at the YMCA beginning Tuesday June 24 at 8 p.m. The subject is What Is New in the Truth Field. Meetings run weekdays at 2:30 and 8 p.m., except Saturday.
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Carrick Cook
San Francisco
Funeral Rites Set For Mrs. George Rice
Funeral services for Mrs. George Rice killed Sunday night in a motorcycle crash on the Anaconda highway will be held Wednesday afternoon at Duggan's Merrill mortuary with Rev. L E Jones officiating. Born December 10 1918 in Mace Idaho she moved to Butte in 1926 and later graduated from Butte High School. She married George Rice three years ago and is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Ray H Earhart two brothers Roy Jr and Robert and several in laws in Montana and Hawaii according to the obituary.
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George Rice
Anaconda Highway
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
L. E. Jones
Margaret Rice
Mace
Idaho
Butte
Longfellow School
Emerson School
Butte High School
Rice
Ray H. Earhart
Roy, Jr
Robert
John Brown
Honolulu
T. H
Robert Rice
Paul Rice
Trout Creek, Mont
Edward Webbing
Mrs. Ora Little Rites Scheduled In Butte
The body of Mrs. Ora Little arrived in Butte from Chicago where she died Friday. Her daughters Miss Helen Little and Miss Marjorie Little accompanied the body. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Richards chapel with Rev. Thomas Ashworth officiating. Burial in Mount Moriah cemetery follows. The family home is 714 West Broadway.
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Ora Little
Butte
Milwaukee Railroad
Chicago
Helen Little
Marjorie Little
Birmingham
Ala
Richards Mortuary
Richards Chapel
Thomas Ashworth
St. John Episcopal Church
Funeral Services for Miss Mary Murphy
Funeral services were held Monday for Miss Mary Murphy of 211 East Granite Street. Requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church with Rev. Thomas Rodney and Rev. William P. Joyce officiating. Pallbearers named Jerry Wilson James Harrington Mont Jenkins Edward Egan Bob Brown Eugene Casey. Burial followed at Holy Cross cemetery in the Mining city. Miss Murphy, long-time resident, died Thursday in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Murphy
East
Granite Street
Thomas Rodney
Sacred Heart Church
Jerry Wilson
James Harrington
Mont Jenkins
Edward Egan
Bob Brown
Eugene Casey
William P. Joyce
Holy Cross Cemetery
Iva A. Crowley
Iva
Agnes Crowley
St. Patrick Church
James Shea
J. M. Venus
Frank Heaney
John J. Burke
Thomas O'Connell
Clarence McGonigle
T. L. Doran
Otto Burker
Miss Crowley
Butte
North
Clark Street
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Dog Annuity Ensures Life Support For Dobermann
WABASH Ind. Mike a Dobermann pinscher will receive a life annuity of 240 dollars a year under the will of his late master Dr. E. S. Drucks of Wabash. The provision guarantees the dog's care for the rest of its life.
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Wabash, Ind
U.P
Mike
E. S. Drucks
Wabash
Mrs. J. S. Cohen Taken by Death
Mrs. J. S. Cohen died after a lengthy illness with family at her side. She is survived by her son-in-law and daughter Dr. and Mrs. M. Alan Gold of Hines, Inl., a brother Harry Greenberg of Los Angeles, a sister Mrs. Jack Israel of Butte, a grandson Alan Jack Gold, two nieces Hanna Jane Israel and Mrs. Joseph Ottenheimer, three nephews Leon Israel, William Israel, and Jesse Cohen, and in-laws Herbert Cohen of Salt Lake City and Mrs. Silas Neuberger of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest P. Cohen
Seattle
Wash
M. Alan Gold
Hines, Inl
Gold
Harry Greenberg
Los Angeles
Calif
Jack Israel
Butte
Alan Jack Gold
Hines
Hanna Jane Israel
Joseph Ottenheimer
Salt Lake City
Utah
Leon Israel
New York
William Israel
Jesse Cohen
Herbert Cohen
Silas Neuberger
New York City
Requiem High Mass For Mrs Flynn In Immaculate Conception
Mrs Mary Flynn long time Mining City resident died Saturday age and address given. Requiem high mass at Immaculate Conception Church conducted by Rt Rev Msgr J C Willging with church choir and graveside rites at St Patrick Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Funeral services earlier at Duggan s Merrill Mortuary. Burial at St Patrick Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Flynn
West Silver Street
Immaculate Conception
J. C. Willying
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Monsignor
Willging
St. Patrick Cemetery
Dan Kelly
James W. Combe
Thomas D. Whalen
Jack S
Infant dies at two months in home on Alum street
Julianna Osterland two months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Osterland died Monday at their home 319 East Alum street after a brief illness She leaves three sisters Johianna Eleanor and Leona Burial took place Monday afternoon in Holy Cross cemetery
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Julianna Osterland
Leon Osterland
East Aluminum Street
Johianna
Eleanor
Leona
Holy Cross Cemetery
Dude Rancher Found Shot to Death in Livingston
Charlie Murphy fifty prominent Livingston area dude rancher was found dead in his car at a used car lot with a pistol nearby a note indicating suicide. He ran the Ox Yoke ranch near Emigrant and led the Livingston Roundup arena since 1924 and held multiple industry roles. He left a widow and two sons Jack and Jim and was survived by his father and two sisters.
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Livingston
Charlie Murphy
Robert Franzen
Murphy
Emigrant
Yellowstone Park
Dude Ranch
Montanans, Inc
Dude Ranchers Association
Jack
Notre Dame University
Jim
Notre Dame
John Murphy
Mount Vernon
Wash
July Fourth Fete Mapped by Workers
A Merchants committee of the Butte Chamber of Commerce met to plan city decorations for the Fourth of July celebration. R. D. Callahan chairs the committee. Decorations will be installed well ahead and remain for the 11th annual Butte rodeo set for July 16 to 19.
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Merchants Committee
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
R. D. Callahan
Butte
Baby Tender Beats Out Competitors as Bachelor Champ
Harold Proshansky, 20, unmarried, gains demand as a baby tender in New York. He earned money at City College by babysitting and now runs a small agency with several assistants. Meanwhile a report notes Russia plans tractor and combine service on nearly 25 million acres this year.
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New York
Harold Proshansky
City College
Russia
No Blame Fixed in Car Mishap
Witnesses at the inquest described a group of five in a LeSage vehicle involved in a fatal mishap. Vergel Farrar, a highway patrolman, aided the injured victim and took her to the hospital. Passengers included Priscilla Freeman 15, June Granley 1836 Schley street, Joan LeSage 16, Jerry Sparks 19, and Miss LeSage who denied speeding. The time of the mishap was around 11 to 11 25, with testimony from H K Jones and others.
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Vergel Farrar
Dewey Avenue
Priscilla A. Freeman
State Street
June Marie Granley
Schley Street
C. Owen Smithers
Phillips Street
Ayers
Smithers
Joan LeSage
Hambly
Miss Granley
F. H. LeSage
Mr. Smithers
Farrar
Miss Ayers
Jerry Sparks
Harrison Avenue
Freeman
Miss LeSage
LeSage
Mr. Davis
H. K. Jones
Frank L. Riley
LeSages
Britain gains new ground as war shifts in favor
Interpreting The War News notes Churchill calling the Russian front a climacteric. Germany risks a long war as Russian strikes and Baltic unrest threaten Nazi plans. Finland’s role remains unclear while Sweden’s iron trade via Narvik looms.
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Kirke L. Simpson
Associated Press
Britain
Russia
France
Low Countries
Yugoslavia
Greece
Hitler
England
Churchill
Berlin
Latvia
Lithuania
Esthenia
Moscow
Rumanian-Black Sea
Germany
Red
Finland
Baltic
Narvik
Norwegian
Roosevelt signs Alaska city Seward utility grant
President Roosevelt signed a bill granting Seward Alaska the right to acquire privately owned telephone and electric light systems. He also approved a measure banning export of Douglas fir and Port Orford cedar logs suitable for rotary veneer cutting.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Seward
Alaska
Port Orford
It Looks Like War Says German Official After Russia Attack
San Francisco dispatch reports German Consul General Captain Fritz Wiedemann says the German attack on Russia appears to signal war, as observers weigh implications of the offensive and potential broader conflict.
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San Francisco
U.P
Russia
Fritz Wiedemann
Butte Youth Faces Navy Report from Boston
Norman M. Schwartz, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Schwartz of 307 West Broadway, left for Boston to report to U S Navy authorities. A Stanford graduate in business administration, class of 1940, he recently completed post graduate work there and enlisted in San Francisco. He visited his parents before reporting to the naval base in Boston. Upward of 165000 tons of material are used in building the hard surfaced runways for one heavy bomber field.
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Norman M. Schwartz
M. H. Schwartz
West Broadway
Boston
U.S. Navy
Mr. Schwartz
Business Administration Department
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford
Navy
San Francisco
Naval Base
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