Butte Chamber Names Yearly Committee Appointments
The Butte Chamber of Commerce announces committee appointments for the year. Led by Tom Kelly as committee on committees chair, the lineup includes officers John J. Burke and Will Tiddy, plus a large slate of directors and chairs across Athletic Aviation Community Relations Conventions Education Elections Entertainment Executive Finance and many more departments.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
Tom Kelly
Chamber
H. L. Casebeer
Ward Fanning
A. J. Knievel
Harold McGrath
E. H. Mester
Roy Murray
John O'Neill
Will Tiddy
L. S. Waite
Mr. Kelly
John J. Burke
Mr. Waite
C. E. Woolfolk
C. S. Youlden
Athletic
John Good
Alex Blewett
Arlo Axelson
O. R. Ashford
Sam Babich
Gar Bishop
Mike Blinn
William Biiney
R. K. Callaway
R. D. Corette
John Cromer
J. F. Cund
Dan O'Neill
Ed Renouard
Frank Satter
George Schotte
E. E. Shostrom
C. F. Staples
F. A. Wakley
A. E. Wilkinson
Les Sheridan
Tom Kocher
S. L. Briggs
R. L. Casebeer
Frank Divel, Jr
John Fox
Marcus Golubin
Jack Healy
Rex Henningsen
Howard Johnson
FE. G. Leipheimer, Jr
J. G. Link
Bourke MacDonald
George McCarthy
Thomas R. Morgan
al Olsen
Preston Ramsay
Leo Riley
Law Risken
Oscar Shiner
John Truzzolino
L. S. Waite, Jr
Fred Williams
Joe Wilson
Sarge
E. S. McGlone
John Monahan
Tom Monahan
Dan Mooney
Leonard Pusey
L. M Sheridan
H. H. Stanaway
C. E Woolfolk
E. T. Youlden
C. Pat Egan
K. C. Boulter
Fred Ackerman
Edgar Barclay
Walter Barnard
James Bertoglio
H. B. Brownell
C. J
Walter P. Cooney
Kenneth Coughlin
J. H. Dickey
W. A. Drummond
John P. Duggan
Carroll Fabian
Jack Harkins
al Hultman
Harry Hunter
Hugo Kenck
Art Kimmel
Don Knievel
Marty Kromwall
E. G. Leipheimer, Jr
Fritz Lenz
Jack Lloyd
J. M. Lyden
Rourke MacDonald
R. J. MacDonald
Karl Mueller
Hugh Murphy
Ralph Olsen
Edgar Price
F. J. Riley
Harry Temby
G. Traparish
Len Waters
Ray Wilmert
Joe Woodlief
R. S. Bentley
Dr. H. L. Casebeer
James A. Poore
H. W. Pribnow
Larry Smith
L. E. Stevenson
J. R. Thomas
Kenneth Christie
J. J. Burke
A. J. Lochrie
Ed Cooney
William Frender
Albert G. Stubene
BT. Youlden
S Highways
Tom Murray
James Ber
Wildcat Oil Drillers Hurt by Steel Strike
The Petroleum Administration for Defense halted priority aid to wildcat oil well drillers due to the steel strike. Deputy Administrator J. E. Warren said PAD normally allocates 7,400 tons of steel casing and tubing monthly from emergency stocks and has reviewed authorizations to ensure remaining stock can cover需求.
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Washington
Petroleum Administration For Defense
PAD
Wildcat
J. E. Warren
Warren
Butte High Band receives Hollywood support for fundraising
Butte high school band and majorettes gain praise from Miss Reed Wagner and producer Diamond during Movietime Tour events. Local finance drive aims to raise 30000 by July 15 with campaigns including a square dance and amateur show.
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Schiesser
Ette
John W. Mahan, Jr
Helena
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
George Haney
Butte High School
Wagner
Schwanda
Weinberger
Romberg
Your Land
My Land
Miss Reed
David Diamond
Hollywood
California
Diamond
Butte
Bill Brank
KOPR
Reed
W. P. Donnelly
Joe Sullivan
Ed Cooney
Dick Shaw
Bill Dulong
Gar Tregidga
Lloyd Crippen
Dick Conley
Walter Estlick
Clarence Golder
Great Falls
Western Division
Montana
Mr. Diamond
Shaw
Conley
Fox Intermountain Amusement Corporation
Finlen Hotel
Donna Mazzolini
Harold Mazzolini
South Jackson
Senators Okeh Peace Contract Approved by Senate Panel
The Senate foreign relations committee approved a peace contract with western Germany. An interpretation by Senator Hickenlooper sought to ensure Congress authorizes military actions, while retaining allied powers in Germany. The pact would end the western occupation and shape the German Republic relations with the west.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
State Department
Hickenboker
A-Iowa
Congress
United States
Britain
France
U. S
Tornado Outbreak Rips Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota
Severe storms lashed the Midwest with tornadoes moving through Iowa farms flattening buildings injury reported farm families hospitalized. Destructive winds tore through Minnesota near De Graf toppling structures and downing poles as South Dakota also felt the storm’s force.
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Midwest
Chicago
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
de Graf
Minn
School Budget Increases Highlight 1952 53 Proposals
The board seeks 1 476 000 for schools up from 276 104 13 in 1951 52 to 289 664 88 in the new budget. Pensions for non teachers and elementary compulsory education stay flat, while other areas rise. The foundation program totals rise with the mill levy, boosting high school from 361 309 37 to 401 253 13 and elementary from 927 476 94 to 1 024 941 26.
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Sion
Young Anaconda Rancher Dale McQueary Dies
Dale D. McQueary, 49, of route 1 Anaconda, died at a Missoula hospital Monday night. A rancher, he is survived by his widow Edna and a son Pete of Deer Lodge. The body was taken to Deer Lodge Monday night.
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Missoula
Dale D. McQueary
Anaconda
Edna
Pete
Deer Lodge
Taft Victory Grips Most Illinois GOP Delegates
Taft secured 59 of Illinois 60 GOP delegates with 10th alternate. In the April 8 primary he won 49 delegates while Eisenhower took one. Prominent Taft at large backers included Sen Everett Dirksen and Gov. William Stratton, with others such as Col. Robert R. McCormick and Rep. Leslie Arends among supporters. Taft urges rules on Texas delegates while denying a Texas steal and dismissing calls for a public poll of delegates.
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Taft
Illinois
GOP
Eisenhower
Everett Dirksen
Bill
Ohioan
Chicago
William G. Stratton
Col
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
C. Wayland Brooks
Leslie Arends
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Texas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Dallas
Henry Zweifel
Zweifel
Vital Credentials
Michigan
Gerald Winrod
Taft- Eisenhower
Tex
Lone Star State
Taft Saabee
First Saree Key Adding Machine Patent Date
The first adding machine employing Saree keys was patented in 1909, marking the initial use of Saree key mechanisms in mechanical calculation devices.
Iran Premier Mossadegh Confident In ICJ Decision
Premier Mossadegh said he was confident the International Court of Justice would not interfere in Iran's oil dispute with Britain. Arguments were completed with Britain's Sir Eric Beckett urging rejection of Iran's competency challenge. Court expected to rule by end of July.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Mohammed Mossadegh
Iran
International Court of Justice
Britain
Eric Beckett
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
UN and US Forces Hit North Korea Power Plants Raid
Air Force and Marine planes from Korea bases joined Navy ships in a major strike on North Korean power plants. The attack disabledElectrical output around Pyongyang and Manchuria blackout. Allied forces reported heavy fighting near Chorwon with 1,000 plus Communist casualties and several raids in battalion and regimental strengths.
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Vladivostok
Tokyo
Washington
United Nations
Boxer
Philippines Sea
Princeton
Bonhomme Richard
William Taylor
Florence
Ala
Wolson
Suiho
John D. Nottingham
Houston
Texas
Fifth Air Force
Air Force
Pyongyang
Manchuria
Chorwon
Eighth Army
T-bone
Pork Chop
Red Lines
Korea
Milo Farnell
T-bone Hill
Coconut industry saved by introduced fly in Fiji
In the Fiji islands scientists saved the coconut industry by introducing a fly that preyed on the moths destroying the crops.
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Fiji Islands
Typhoon Hits Japan Leaving Dozens Dead and Homes Damaged
A major tropical typhoon swept through Kyushu and central Japan killing at least 23 with 38 rescued after landslides. It damaged or destroyed thousands of houses and inundated nearly 13,000 acres of farmland including rice paddies.
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Tokyo
U.P
Japan
Kyushu
Fukui
Jaycees to Meet Tuesday Night in Butte Armory
Butte Junior Chamber of Commerce meets Tuesday night at 8 at the Naval Armory. Walter LeSage presides. Don Woodside reports on the Jaycee Road-E-O set for July 5 at Naranche Memorial stadium as part of Butte’s Fourth of July. Alan Trafford outlines picnic plans and Bill Birmingham updates parks and playgrounds progress. Len Hadzor prepares the membership report.
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Butte Junior Chamber of Commerce
Naval Armory
Walter LeSage
Don Woodside
Naranche Memorial Stadium
Butte
Alan Trafford
Bill Birmingham
Len Hadzor
Eisenhower Makes Case for Peace and GOP Campaign Pace
Eisenhower voices a deep faith in peace while warning against ease in pursuing it. He outlines a four point peace program and stresses unity with the UN NATO and allied security pacts. He also stresses candidacy duties, fundraising moves, and preparations for a Chicago headquarters as Louisiana delegates loom.
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America
Eisenhower
United Nations
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Asia
The
Pacific
United States
Kremlin
Louisiana
Chicago
Denver
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C. W. Cook
Edmund Dolan
James Driscoll
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A. W. Kemper
Maurice Moore
Don G. Ulrich
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Irene Snell
Ruth Boulter
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J. G. Degnan
Fred Emmett
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E. T. Henderson
J. V. Keyes
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John H. Mack
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Parker Davis
Dennis Driscoll
G. A. Dyke
J. D. Ford
Kevin Gallagher
James A. Glover
A. P. Kimmel
D. D. McLaren
Howard E. Merhar
Albert Schumacher
Walter Rapp
A. L. Strom
S. C. Sweet
Guy Bliss
Irving H. Bolitho
Wally Bradford
Emmett Buckley
John Cloke
Charles Cortese
A. J. Davis
J. H. Dickey, Jr
John Downey
R. O. Erickson
Irving Goldberg
O. J. Horrom
E. W. Jackling
James M. King
James Kintren
H. E. Larsen
al Lautman
D. J. McGonigle
Robert Poore
Hall Clement
J. E. Corette
T. L. Doran
Wilbur Rowe
Carl Trauerman
J. Robert Vanelt
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John Bork
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Tom Greenfield
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L. P. Keefe, Jr
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Jack Nixon
Colin Raff
Frank Reardon
Henry Leovil
John Savage
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Roy Primack
L. S. Pusey
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D. R. Schultz
M. H Schwartz
Rose Shaw
Jim Spier
Charles Spillum
Lillian Stabler
Ed Sullivan
Gerald Thompson
William Crandall
John Bertoglio
Lou Carmody
R. J. Carlson
R. E. Chilcott
Richard Grace
Eugene Herwig
E. J. Lowney
T. N. Maxwell
R. C. McDonough
Gordon Osborne
E. H. Reeder
J. H. Johnson
William Binney
C. G. Bruckner
Scotty Campbell
al Chenevert
John Degnan
Stanley Gronfein
R. E. Jackson
Phil Judd
I. J. Knievel
Wesley Marans
Gus Marinos
Henry Scovil
C. N. Scoville
Milan Toljan
Don Ulrich
R. E. Crangle
Irving Bolitho
C. H. Boyer
Dr. R. L
H. F. Aldrich
D. R. Ashford
Frank Barry
R. C. Cannon
Orrin Gunnell
Jim Keyes
James King
Charles McGee
P. V. Mullins
J. D. Newman
M. V. O'Neill
J. O. Peterson
F. B. Price
William Rowe
W. D. Carroll
Henry Codden
J. P. Cooney
B. C. Gordon
John Hample
J. W. Harkins
Phil Henne
John Hufsmith
H. W. Kaleep
E. E. MacGilvra
Martin Maier
T. N., Maxwell
Marvin Shaughnessy
Theodore Wellman
William Dalling
John Evans
Bernard Harrington
Frank Lenz
Roy Murray, Jr
William Reeves
Stockton Veazey
Gene Savage
Bob Henningsen
E. J. Keeley
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Butte High Band
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Walter Hartley
Inland Steel Company
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