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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1950

Page

2

Governor proposes three prong plan to curb Indian unemployment

Montana Governor John W. Bonner calls for immediate placement of Indian workers into ordinary labor and long term education to prepare Indians for skilled professions. He urged Indian council leaders to direct youths into trades, crafts and professions and suggested surveying ranch and farm housing to house seasonal workers. The plan accompanies a conference in Billings on Indian unemployment with state and federal agency involvement.

Helena John W. Bonner Montana M. Joe Miller State Unemployment Compensation Commission Billings Miller Indian Council Bonner

Helena Forest to Hold Schools for Foresters

Helena Montana June 26. Helena National Forest headquarters announced two schools for its men. Foresters will attend a bulldozer use in firefighting school at Elk Horn camp Beaverhead National Forest starting Wednesday. Attendees include Franklin Blackmer John Venrick Bill Fallis John Rogers Laurence Olsen George Engler Bruce Lowthian and others. Summer employees will attend a lookout school at Moose Creek ranger station.

Helena Helena National Forest Elkhorn Camp Beaverhead National Forest Franklin Blackmer John Venrick Lincoln Bill Fallis Canyon Ferry John Rogers Laurence Olsen George Engler Townsend Bruce Lowthian Forest Road Helena and Moose Creek Ranger Station

Dude Ranches Attract Interest in Midwest

Helena reports great interest from Midwesterners in Glacier National Park and Montana dude ranches. Al Erickson says cooler weather slowed the rush but expects record tourist numbers to head Montana way after returning from a Chicago display at the National Junior Chamber of Commerce convention.

Helena Glacier National Park Montana Dude Ranches al Erickson Chicago National Junior Chamber of Commerce Montana Erickson

Trustees Draft New School Budget For 1950 51

The board outlined elementary and high school budgets totaling 835 876 72 for elementary and 349 389 37 for the high school with changes in maintenance and administration. Savings come from eliminating the tests and measurements department and reallocating costs across funds. Additional hires for high school carpentry and electricity, new equipment purchases, and updated clock and commputer gear were approved along with routine staffing and budget actions.

Mentary Margaret Leary Butte High School Tripp Novelty Shop Butte Northern School Supply Great Falls John W. Graham Spokane Williams Studio Crescent Helena Longfellow School Sundberg Plumbing and Electric Irene Callahan Ruth McGee Jack Skelley Skelley

Four Hurt in Missoula Auto Crashes

Four persons were hospitalized after a series of Sunday and Sunday night automobile accidents in western Montana. Joseph L. Masterson of Three Forks riding as a hitchhiker suffered non serious injuries when the car he rode in left U S 93 near Arlee. Mrs Henry G Oswald and her five year old daughter received cuts and bruises in a collision on U S 10 near Frenchtown. Mike Gress of Missoula, charged with drunken driving, was taken to St Patrick hospital after his car struck a parked vehicle in Missoulas city limits with minor facial and arm injuries.

Missoula U.P Joseph L. Masterson Three Forks United States 93 Arlee Masterson Henry G. Oswald Frenchtown United States Highway 10 Mike Gress St. Patrick Hospital Gress

Missouri River Flow Decreases At Canyon Ferry Dam

Helena June 26. Canyon Ferry dam engineers report a drop in the Missouri River flow to 16 740 cubic feet per second at Toston down from a Friday peak over 18 000 cfs. As smaller streams feed Canyon Ferry the rate is higher there. risk remains of surpassing the 23 000 cfs diversion flume capacity. Crews seal a leak in the upstream cutoff wall and delay pumping until flood danger passes while hauling rock to protect the diversion outlet from erosion.

Helena Canyon Ferry Dam Geological Survey Toston Canyon Ferry Here Canyon Constructors

Two Educators Placed on Detached Duty in State System

Helena June 26. Public Instruction Superintendent Mary M. Condon says two staffers are on detached duty with state university system units. R. S. Kneeland assists driver education at the State University in Missoula while R. W. Cook leads a music education workshop at Eastern Montana College in Billings.

Helena Mary M. Condon Tsmae University System State University System R. S. Kneeland State University Missoula R. W. Cook Eastern Montana College of Education Billings

Frank Flaherty Sr Dies in Great Falls

Frank E. Flaherty Sr 58 longtime civic leader and former American Legion state commander died Monday in Great Falls after a prolonged illness. He was vice president of Great Falls Paper Co and had over 25 years with the firm as city salesman credit manager and vice president. He was active in veterans and civic affairs throughout his residence in the city.

Great Falls Frank E. Flaherty American Legion Flaherty Great Falls Paper Company

Seeley Lake Valley Association Incorporation Filed

Seeley Lake Valley association filed incorporation articles with Montana secretary of state on Monday. Directors named include K. R. Freshour J. C. Rahn J. T. Sullivan E. C. Coyle and Roy McNeil of Seeley Lake.

Helena Seeley Lake Valley Association Montana K. R. Freshour J. C. Rahn J. T. Sullivan E. C. Coyle Roy McNeil Seeley Lake

Highway Commission to Open Bids on Lighting, Projects

Helena wires that the state highway commission will open bids Wednesday for installation of new lights in the drafting department on the second floor of the highway building. On Thursday bids will be opened for 17 highway and bridge construction and maintenance projects.

Helena State Highway Commission Commission

Two Beaverhead Men Hurt in Lima Gunplay

In Lima a drinking party ended in a fight that left Guy Bergman with a gunshot wound to the hand and Edward Williams badly beaten. Sheriff Temple said Williams wielded a 16 gauge riot gun, the blast injuring Bergman, with Williams later beaten by Bergman. William McClosky is held as a material witness.

Dillon Beaverhead County Lima Barrett Hospital Guy Bergman Edward E. Williams Paul Temple William McClosky Bergman Williams McClosky

Pioneer at Poison Claimed by Death

James H. Bowman, 88, a Texas ranger and pioneer Montana cow hand, died Sunday in Polson. Born in Missouri, he came to Montana with his parents in 1865 at age four and later worked as a cowhand in Texas Mexico and Montana. He was a friend of Charles Russell and owned many Russell prints.

Grover Cleveland Sets Record with 496 Vetoes

Grover Cleveland issued 496 presidential vetoes, a national record. The lengthy vetoes reflected his cautious stance on legislation during his two terms. He opposed many bills he deemed unconstitutional or fiscally unsound.

Grover Cleveland

High Court Denies Review of Madison Verdict

Montana's Supreme Court on June 26 denied O. E. Nowels request for a writ of review of a Madison county district court verdict in a property dispute. Nowels sought to compel Judge B. E. Berg to show cause why a new trial was refused. Jury ruled for Eugene and Pauline Saier and the Spokane Federal Land Bank. Nowels argued irregularities and error of law.

Helena Montana Supreme Court O. E. Nowels Madison County District Court Nowels High Court B. E. Berg Livingston Eugene Pauline Saier Spokane Federal Land Bank

Bolivian Cabinet Resigns as President Seeks New Government

LA PAZ Bolivia June 26 The Bolivian cabinet resigned on Monday as President Mamerto Arriago laitia opened consultations to appoint a new government.

LA Paz Bolivia Mamerto Arriagolaitia

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