Trade visits highlight Butte mining city luncheon
Thomas R. Wilson of the Department of Commerce spoke to Butte merchants at the Hotel Finlen about the role of foreign trade. He cited imports like wool tea and coffee and noted high reliance on exports of cotton wheat and fruit. Wilson outlined aims to balance supply negotiate reciprocal trade pacts and secure concessions for broad benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Wilson
Washington, D. C
Butte
Finlen
Wilson
Office of International Trade
Department of Commerce
W. G. Maloney
Montana
Mr. Wilson
Seattle
Wash
el Centro
Calif
University of California
Georgetown University
AEF
Bureau of Economics
Europe
Salt Lake City
Police Association to Meet Tonight in Butte
Members of Montana Peace Officers association unit No 1 covering Silver Bow Deer Lodge Powell and Beaverhead counties gather in CAP headquarters Lizzie block Park and Main Butte for a July meeting. The event opens at 8 30 daylight time with hosts from Butte police department and sheriff staff. Alex Stephenson Montana Highway Patrol is president and Ray Olsen is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Peace Officers Association
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Powell
Beaverhead
Butte
Butte Police Deog
Sheriff's
CAP
Lizzie Block
Park and Main
Alex Stephenson
Montana Highway Patrol
Ray Olsen
Son of Butte Family Member in Navy Reserve Victory
Robert A. Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Smith of 1949 Walnut street, is a member of the Pontiac Michigan Naval Reserve unit that won first place in a phase of the competition to determine the top unit of the ninth Naval district. The Smiths formerly lived in Clarkston Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Smith
Earl Smith
Walnut Street
Pontiac, Mich
Naval District
Smiths
Clarkston, Mich
Stop Me Near the End of the Spanish Civil War
The note to Loyalist headquarters describes two hundred enthusiastic volunteers arriving with a cartoon demand to “return the ropes.” A Washington era quip and local anecdotes reflect lighthearted views on aging, gardening, and heat in the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Aronson to Visit Butte for GOP Governor Bid
Senator Hugo Aronson GOP candidate for governor will visit Butte Tuesday night at Lloyd’s cafe on South Montana street. The meeting starts at 8 00 p m daylight time with talk by Aronson and a social hour for all attendees. Senator Troy Evans will preside and Philipsburg figures will back the event as Aronson tours Madison county and Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Aronson
GOP
Butte
Lloyd’s Cafe
Montana Street
Madison County
Dillon
Troy Evans
Silver Bow County
Senator Aronson
Aronson
Wiring Blamed for Murray Hospital Fire Damage
Fire officials announced defective wiring caused a Sunday morning blaze in the Murray hospital building. Investigators City Electrician Carl Smith and Fire Department Electrician John Harrington cited faulty wiring as the cause. Damage was unofficially estimated at $10,000 after two hours of fighting the fire behind a staircase on the first floor, affecting the first and second floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Hospital
John O'Donnell
City
Carl Smith
Fire Department
John C. Harrington
Three Montanans Enlist in Navy Air Force and Army
Over the weekend three Montanans enlisted in the Navy Air Force and Army per Lt. Comdr. R H Pierrepont Jr and Capt B L Johnston. On Monday 16 Yellowstone Pondora and Stillwater county men faced pre induction tests. Enlistees include Navy Steve P Novak East Helena Air Force Lloyd S Kurth Jr Missoula and Army OCS Richard L Jaksen Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve P. Novak
East Helena
Air Force
Lloyd S. Kurth, Jr
Missoula
Army
Richard L. Jacobsen
Billings
Bahais Hold State Teaching Meeting in Helena
The fourth Montana state teaching conference of the year convened Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs J K Saunders in Helena with Gerhard Burner as moderator. Attendees from Butte Helena and Great Falls discussed Americas God Given Mission and topics on world civilization intercontinental undertakings and the Baha i faith center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
J. K. Saunders
Helena
Gerhard Burner
America
Baha'u'llaha
Butte
Great Falls
Farm Bureau Set Meeting Date for July 16
County wide Farm Bureau groups will meet July 16 at the Brown's Gulch school house. Hugh ee of Brown's Gulch district announced the event. Jim Monforton county agent and I D Zobell soil conservation expert spoke on programs and grasshopper control methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown's Gulch
Hugh
Tex) Ee
Farm Bureau
Jim Monforton
I. D. Zobell
Mr. Monforton
Papermaking Wood Pulp From Common Forest Trees
Spruce, fir, hemlock, poplar, pine and tamarack are the trees most commonly used to obtain wood pulp for the making of paper.
Judge Proves Fine and Jail for Drunk Driver
A driver named Forrest Meredith received a 250 dollar fine and 30 days in city jail after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. He admitted a prior drunken offense and bond forfeitures while his case and others were heard by Judge John Seton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Meredith
Meredith
John Seton
Maureen Dennehy
Drive Inn
Harrison Avenue
Dennehy
Seton
John B. Decker
Park Street
Lion
Steve
George Barclay
Liver City Club
Frank Yarer
Tony Bulbany
Howard Kauf
John Smith
John Doe
Harry Baldwin
Nick Muretich
A. E. Haryn
Harold Gribble
Frank Rochevar
W. G. Walton
James H. Knapp
C. A. Phillips
William Heaton
Hurley Smith
R. J. Pratt
Glen Kiler
Joe Robinson
F. W. Switzer
Favre Eaton
Sylvester Jetter
Joe L. Vealpando
Richard Bicknell
Bicknell
Duval Lovings
Day length varies with sun position at 45 degrees north
An astronomer explains how daylight changes with latitude and season. At 45N the sun never overhead at noon, solstices mark longest and shortest days, with 12 hours near equator and six months of daylight near the poles. Edmonton sees 17 hours, Seward 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Equatorial
Equator
Edmonton
Canada
Seward
Alaska
Boy Scout Rodeo Set for Whitehall Fairgrounds
Whitehall hosts its annual Boy Scout rodeo at the fairgrounds on Sunday June 29 with stock by Mrs. Rose Liggett and Ted Lewis as arena director. A pre-rodeo dance by the Whitehall Saddle Club is set for Saturday night June 28. The event features bronc riding calf roping steer wrestling and riding plus a 1 pm pre-rodeo parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall Fairgrounds
Rose Liggett
Whitehall
Ted Lewis
Whitehall Saddle Club
Butte
Butte Boy Leaving for Navy Academy
Fred H. Ernst twenty son of Mrs. William Cummins 1104 Utah Avenue will leave Thursday for Annapolis Maryland to enter the U S Naval academy on appointment by Senator James E Murray Ernst is a Butte High School graduate of 1951 and last year attended the School of Mines where he played on the basketball team
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Ernst
William Cummins
Utah Avenue
Annapolis
U. S. Naval Academy
James E. Murray
Ernst
Butte High School
School of Mines
Air Reserve Unit Meeting Tonight
The 9436th volunteer Air Reserve Squadron will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. Major Charlies v. Lee will speak as Major Lee commands in Major Donald J. McLaughlin's absence. Members urged to attend before fiscal year records close June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies v. Lee
9436Th Volunteer Air Reserve
Lee
Donald J. McLaughlin
Second Annual Free Summer Swimming Classes Set
Registration opens Wednesday and Thursday from 1 to 5 p m at the Knights of Columbus hall for Silver Bow county children. The program, run by Commissioners Gorsch Sullivan and Sullivan with K of C backing, offers free instruction by Red Cross instructors and senior lifeguards beginning around July 1 for ages five and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Frank Gorsch
Joe H. Sullivan
Loretta L. Sullivan
Knights of Columbus Hall
Knights of Columbus
K of C
Park Street
Red Cross
Terry Wasnik
Georgia Byrnes
Elaine Flannigan
Lois Marie Hord
Jean
Joan Oewisli
Neil Trengrove
Roy Murrell
Joe Lyden
Knights
James McGloin
Forest Service Road Surveys to Begin in Copper Creek Area
Kenneth B Yeager of the Flathead National Forest based in Kalispell is assigned to the Deer Lodge forest for three weeks to conduct road surveys. He will be assisted by Tom Roberts and Richard Griffin of Butte. The first survey targets a recently sold stand in Copper Creek within the Philipsburg district for future permanent timber access roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth B. Yeager
Flathead National Forest
Kalispell
Deer Lodge Forest
Favre Eaton
Yeager
Tom Roberts
Richard Griffin
Butte
Copper Creek
Philipsburg
Leary to Address Butte Serra Club Meeting
W J Leary of the Montana State Highway department will speak at the Butte Serra club gathering at the Finlen hotel Wednesday night at 6 30. Tim J Sullivan, the president, will run the meeting which includes officer elections and bishop's night arrangements. Music by local vocalists and instrumentalists is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Leary
Montana State Highway Department
Butte Serra Club
Finlen Hotel
Tim J. Sullivan
Butte
Former Butte Resident Mrs. Louis E. Imhof Dies in New York
Mrs. Louis E. Imhof born Dorothy Coleman of Deer Lodge died in New York after a four year illness. The body will be brought to Deer Lodge for funeral and burial. She led the Junior League of Butte, was born in Deer Lodge, daughter of the late Joe and Mrs. Coleman, and married G Otis Baxter before moving to New York seven years ago upon marrying Louis Imhof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Imhof
Dorothy Coleman
Deer Lodge
New York
Butte
Imhof
Junior League of Butte, Inc
Joe Coleman
G. Otis Baxter
Building and Loan Association
Salt Lake City
Mr. Baxter
Montana Power Company
Mr. Imhof
Central Hanover Bank
Social Security Payments Reach Silver Bow County Seniors
Federal old age and survivors insurance payments totaling 78 445 dollars were sent to 1 494 people over 65 in Silver Bow county during December 1951. Another 441 children and 103 widowed mothers received 17 040 dollars, supporting families facing income loss from wage earner death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
John Reed
Butte Social Security Office
United States
Reed
Exchange Members to Hear Speakers
Albert Erickson advertising director for the Montana State Highway Department will speak at the Butte Exchange Club weekly meeting at the Finlen hotel Tuesday. John Hazen club president will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Erickson
Montana State Highway Department
Butte Exchange Club
Finlen Hotel
John Hazen
Navy recruiting chief to visit Butte for inspection tour
Capt G B Helmick head of Navy recruiting in the western U S arrives Tuesday in Butte to inspect the Montana Wyoming main station. He will confer with Comdr Pierrepont and staff during the routine tour and inspect the station under his command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Helmick
Navy
United States
Salt Lake City
Butte
Montana-Wyoming
R. H. Pierrepont, Jr
Helmick
Comdr
Pierrepont
Navy appoints storekeeper Amarel to Butte recruiting station
Assignment of Thomas J. Amarel to the Navy main recruiting station in Butte for duty was announced by Lt. Comdr. R. H. Pierrepont Jr. Amarel, a 12 year veteran and former USS Chimon sailor in Korean waters, will replace chief storekeeper E. J. Sexton. He is married with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Amarel
Navy
Butte
R. H. Pierrepont, Jr
Amarel
E. J. Sexton
Casualty List Reports 61 Korea Battle Casualties
The Defense department released casualty list No. 501 on Monday detailing 61 Korea battle casualties: 12 killed, 45 wounded, one missing, and three injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Ostrich Noise Compared To Lion Roar At Distance
Report notes that an ostrich makes a roar-like sound that can be indistinguishable from a lion’s roar when heard from afar.
Mine Association Publishes Eulogy for Harold Hoover
The Mining Association of Montana features a tribute to William Harold Hoover, longtime president of Anaconda Copper Mining, lauding his genius, fairness, humanity, and fellowship after his death in Butte On June 6. The issue also reports Montana Exploration and Development nearing completion of ore bods for a government loan funded mill at Shamrock deposit and talks with the Defense Materials Procurement Agency for a four year contract and $200000 advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harold Hoover
Anaconda Copper
Butte
Mining Association of Montana
Hoover
America
Montana
Montana Exploration and Development Company
Key Durand Partnership
Hall
Granite County
Defense Materials Procurement Agency
Shamrock
Roy W. Key
Francis A. Hancock
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Kool Aid
By Bennett Cerf
England
Kensington Gardens
Louisville Courier
Arizona
Evans
George Mungus
Montana State Stockgrowers Association
Mungus
Lorton Rowe
By J. Hugh Pruett
Oregon Higher Education System
Navy Academy
Air Reserve Unit
Forest Service
Serra Club
G. B. Helmick
Zemo
Itech
Pice
Navy Headquarters
Fred B. Taylor, Jr
Phillips Avenue
Earl Beese
Fox Hotel
Joseph H. Walsh
Walnut
Michael Soderstrom
Mabel Stiles
South Main
Ralph Macomber
East Mercury
Arthur Harvey
Corn Terrace
Walkerville
Elsie Anderson
Anaconda
Alex Peterson
Jackson
Mona Cassatt
Whitman
John B. Lockman
Phoenix Block
George K. Smith
Acoma Hotel
ST. James
Roy W. Evans
Melrose
Laura Cummings
Chicago
Ill
Barbara Brady
Eileen Astle
Fred Guay
Harvard
John E. Willoughby
Maryland
John F. Hale
Reynolds
Emmett Crotty
Hazel
Richard H. Rodda
Farrell
Lilyan Edstrom
John Wulf
Empire
Eileen Chancellor
North Washington
Catherine Williams
Howard
Josephine Ruedin
Stewart
David Villasana
Elmer Doney
Emmett Thornton
Sutter
Girl Markovich
George
Fred Campbell
Bayard
Arnold Brand
West Park
Melvin Christian
North Main
Tony Franich
East First
Ralph Fisher
Marcia
Otis French
South Montana
Leonard Hoar
East Park
Don K. Kilbourne
Solvang
Ann Frances King
West Mercury
James Murray
Paul Eves
Busch
Earl Sullivan
North Jackson
Jerry E. Wells
West Boardman
Sheriff Club
Mine Association
Harold Hoover
Silica Products Company, Inc
Negros
Elliston
Powell County
Defense Minerals Exploration Administration
American Alloy Metals, Inc
Brown’s Lake
Grand Junction
Colo
Lost Creek
American Alloy Metals
Beaverhead County
Wilheon
Hiram Walker
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria, Ill
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