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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1944

Page

5

R L Ruhle Rites Set Thursday in Butte

Funeral services for Raymond L. Ruhle a longtime Butte businessman and civic leader who died in Spokane will be held at Whitechapel at 2 pm Thursday under Silver Bow lodge No 48 A F and A M rites. Interment is in Mount Moriah cemetery with Elks lodge ritual.

Raymond L. Ruhle Butte Spokane Whitechapel Mount Moriah Silver Bow Lodge A. M The Elks Lodge

Ruhle Dies After Spokane Weekend at Liberty Lake

The body arrived in Butte Tuesday night from Spokane. Mr. Ruhle died in a Spokane hospital a few hours after being stricken at his summer home near Liberty Lake. He was chairman of Silver Bow county Fifth War Loan drive.

Whitechapel Butte Spokane Mr. Ruhle Liberty Lake Ruhle Silver Bow County

Estate Matters Filed in District Court

Three estate matters were filed in district court Tuesday. In the estate of Joseph John Rich a minor a petition and order for allowance and maintenance were signed before Judge J J Lynch. In the McDonald estate an agreement as to resident heirs was filed and in the Simpson estate a final discharge decree was filed before Judge T E Downey with W L Emerson Anaconda serving as administrator.

Joseph John Rich J. J. Lynch Mary T. McDonald T. E. Downey Mary Horton Simpson W. L. Emerson Anaconda

City Council Plans Meet Wednesday Evening

The city council meets Wednesday night at 7:30 in city hall as a committee of the whole. Items to clear before the July 4 holiday will be discussed and the judiciary committee also has a Wednesday night session scheduled.

Service Members and Relatives Visit From Camp Campbell and Pacific Tours

Leslie McMahon and Mrs. McMahon arrived June 23 from Camp Campbell Kentucky visiting relatives. Sgt. McMahon of the armored division on an 18 day furlough, formerly at Fort Knox, tied to Parkway service station and Parkway baseball. Franklin Dement returns to Modesto California for Army hospital care after 19 months in the South Pacific. Sir Thomas McGarry attends Navy cook’s school Tiburon California. Bruce Bolitho returns to Seattle after leave in Butte. Donald Schofield of Anaconda earns Combat Infantryman Badge after South Pacific service with Americal division. graduate of Anaconda High School 1942 and former apprentice baker.

Leslie McMahon Franklin C. Dement South Pacific Modesto Calif Army General Hospital D. R. Dement Independent Publishing Company Dement Butte High School Pacific Army Air Forces Thomas H. McGarry M. F. McGarry Butte Navy Cook’s School Tiburon McGarry Harriet Pecora Bruce Bolitho U. S. Maritime Service Merchant Marine Seattle Thomas Bolitho Darlene Bolitho 1648 Stewart Donald P. Schofield Cherry Anaconda Schofield Fiji Bougainville Americal Anaconda High School

Rev Caton to Leave Butte for Billings Pastorship

The Rev. A. C. Caton longtime Mountain View Methodist pastor in Butte departs next week for the First Methodist church in Billings. He will be succeeded by Rev. J. Homer Magee of Sidney who has led Methodist congregations in Washington and Oregon. Transfers of Caton and Magee were the sole changes announced at the Lewistown Methodist conference affecting the Butte district.

A. C. Caton Mountain View Methodist Church First Methodist Church Billings J. Homer Magee Sidney Caton Butte Rotary Club Butte Ministerial Association Butte Y. M

Roosevelt Drive Blocked by Landslide After Rain

County Surveyor Jack Healy said a landslide from heavy rain closed Roosevelt Drive to traffic at the east end near the Milwaukee trestle. Officials hope traffic can resume by Wednesday afternoon as rainfall slows repair work on oiled highways and streets.

Jack Healy Roosevelt Drive Milwaukee

Ubico Trains Rail and Utility Workers Under Military Law

Guatemala City June 27 President Jorge Ubico issued a decree placing railroad and public utility employees under military law and regulations.

Guatemala City Guatemala U.P Jorge Ubico

Traffic Violations Jump to Police Court Totals

Fines totaling 67.50 were forfeited by motorists Tuesday in police court after 30 violations were charged. Judge Louis A. Buckley presided. Twenty-one motorists forfeited bonds for overparking while other charges included four failures to stop at stop signs, three no parking zone cases, one angle parking case, and one illegal left turn.

Louis A. Buckley

Kiwanians to Hear Veterans Talk at Finlen Luncheon

Robert Downs of Helena chief of the veterans placement bureau will speak on veterans affairs at Kiwanis luncheon Wednesday noon at the Finlen hotel. Walter Barnard commander of the Silver Bow post American Legion will chair with President John Hauck presiding at the business session.

Robert Downs Helena Veterans Placement Bureau The Veterans Administration Kiwanis Club Finlen Hotel Walter Barnard Silver Bow Post American Legion Kiwanis John Hauck

New Forest Chief to Take Over July 10

W. E. Fry named new supervisor of Deer Lodge National Forest visits city for talks with acting supervisor W. T. Linthacum. Fry plans to assume duties about July 10, succeeding James N. Templer who was transferred to Washington D C.

New Forest W. E. Fry Deer Lodge National Forest W. T. Linthacum Fry Mr. Fry James N. Templer Washington, D. C

Butte Soldier Wounded in Action in Italy

Pvt. Thomas P. McGree, graduate of Boys Central High, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas McGree of 500 South Main Butte, was wounded May 29 in Italy. He enlisted May 1943 and served at Anzio. he has been awarded the Purple Heart.

Pvt Thomas P. McGree Boys Central High School Thomas McGree South Main Adjutant General's Office Italy McGree Anzio

Rev L E Jones Addresses Butte Exchange Club Meeting

Rev. L. E. Jones spoke on Exchange Fellowship and announced three new board members Verne Burgess Colin L. Christie and Larry Smith for one year at the Butte Exchange Club noon gathering in the Finlen hotel Floyd Fluent presided Jones plans to move to Seattle mid August and thanked members for their kindness A club gift was presented and next week’s meeting was canceled with a Casino dinner slated July 6 for members and guests

L. E. Jones Board of Control Butte Exchange Club Finlen Hotel Floyd C. Fluent Verne Burgess Colin L. Christie Larry Smith Jones Exchange Club Butte Seattle Marvin Shaughnessy

Auto Use Tax Stamp Sales Rally As Deadline Nears

Postmaster Frank X. Monaghan said sales jumped from 5 980 to 7 655 since Monday as federal auto use tax stamps near the three day deadline. Sales trail the total plates issued by 3 016, and motorists must buy stamps within the period to avoid a fine.

Frank X. Monaghan

Union Oil Names Ernest Stauffen Jr Director At Meeting

Ernest Stauffen Jr former chairman of the Trust committee at Manufacturers Trust Co New York was elected a director at Union Oil Company of California's annual meeting on June 26 He has long been linked to New York banking and serves on the boards of 16 major concerns He joined Manufacturers Trust in 1932 and is regarded as a top expert in business finance Union Oil also announced it purchased the refinery and distribution interests of Glacier Production Co in Montana a subsidiary of Montana Power Co

Union Oil Company Ernest Stauffen, Jr Manufacturers Trust Company of New York Stauffen Manufacturers Trust Company Union Oil Company of California Glacier Production Company Montana Montana Power Company

Farewell Reception for Pastor McKechnie Planned

A farewell reception is set for Wednesday night from 8 to 10 at United Congregational church for the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. McKechnie. The pastor departs soon to serve as a Navy chaplain. Members of the church Floral Park Community club and Floral Park players are invited.

United Congregational Church D. R. McKechnie Navy Floral Park Community Club Floral Park Players

CAP to Continue Examinations Statewide

Civil Air Patrol squadrons across the state will continue to administer Army Air Force mental examinations to 17 year old prospective Air Corps reservists. The process will proceed in cooperation with the A A F examining board at Butte, announced Maj. B F Cody, commanding officer.

Civil Air Patrol Army Air Force Air Corps Butte Maj B. F. Cody

Scouts to Hold Outdoor Court in Butte Gala

The Boy Scouts plan their first outdoor court of honor in years as part of Butte's Fourth of July celebration. Scout executive Herbert R. West announced the event to be held at the Cinders on July 4 with Rev. P. F. MacDonald officiating. First aid, firebuilding, night sign, and other contests will be conducted.

Butte Boy Scouts Herbert R. West P. F. MacDonald

Public invited for Fourth of July parade with Scouts

The public is invited to attend the Fourth of July parade. Uniformed Scouts will march, and Scouts with large American flags are urged to bring them for the celebration.

Japanese flanking move presses Hengyang siege

Chungking reports Japanese forces push a northern assault toward Hengyang in Hunan while launching a southern flank. The action intensifies near the railway town as battles continue across the region.

Chungking Hunan Province Hengyang

East Chinese communique cites aim to cut railway south of Hengyang

A Chinese communique states the eastward objective includes severing the railway south of Hengyang. The report stresses strategic intent in cutting a key transit route and situates the action within broader regional conflict dynamics.

Hengyang

Women of the WACs Forge New Role in War Effort

The article highlights Women’s Army Corps members serving across hospital wards laboratories Braille teaching ambulances control towers and communications. They perform lip reading surgical support and strategic mapping to aid liberation efforts and speed peace.

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