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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1950

Page

4

Billings Plant to be Named for Frank W Bird

Montana Power will rename its Billings steam electric plant the Frank Bird Steam Electric Generating Plant. The board voted unanimously to honor Frank W Bird for 40 years of service including more than 10 years as president and chief executive officer. The 66 000 kilowatt station under construction at Billings is due to operate by summer 1951 as part of the companys 1950 51 building program.

Montana Power Company Billings Frank W. Bird Butte Frank Bird Billings, Mont Great Falls Mystic Lake Bird Montana Ireland Montana State College Bozeman U. S. Geological Survey Reclamation Service

Odd Reindeer Drinks Scotch in Saloon on Eighth Avenue

Frank Loesser recounts a tall tale of a reindeer who visits a saloon and orders Scotch, pays two dollars, and quips about price cuts. Also noted is a brief biographical sketch of Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase, famed for wit and courtroom skill.

Frank Loesser China Eighth Avenue

Directors declare dividends and reelect officers at meeting

The board declared a quarterly dividend of 1.50 per share on preferred stock and 0.35 per share on common stock payable August 1 and July 27 respectively. Officers including Bird Corette Hogan Sullivan Commons McCaig Donaldson were re elected. Directors listed: Baldwin Billings Bird Clary Corrette Durnin Glover Holter Murphy Parkin Pauly Weir.

Frank M. Kerr Bird Corette S. P. Hogan J. R. Sullivan C. J. Commons D. J. McCaig H. C. Donaldson Do. J. Baldwin Billings Mr. Bird R. F. Clary Great Falls Mr. Corette R. B. Durnin R. H. Glover Butte Norman B. Holter Helena W. L. Murphy Missoula E. J. Parkin Bozeman Peter Pauly Deer Lodge Taylor B. Weir

Postmaster and Family Return to Butte from California

Postmaster Joseph E. Parker and Mrs. Parker with their son Joseph E. Parker Jr. return to Butte after visiting Santa Clara University where their son earned a BS in business administration. The younger Parker, a ROTC graduate, will report to Fort Lewis Washington as a second lieutenant in the field artillery after a brief stay in California and a southern route home by automobile through Reno San Francisco Los Angeles and Las Vegas.

Joseph E. Parker Butte California Presidio San Francisco Parker Reno Los Angeles Las Vegas Nev

65 Tabloid-Sized Newspapers In The United States

A count shows sixty five newspapers in tabloid format published across the United States. The list reflects regional diversity, with titles spanning major cities and smaller communities.

United States

B 29 fuselage exhibit opens in Butte

A full B 29 Superfortress fuselage with plexiglass windows along the starboard side will be on display at the Navy Reserve Armory in Butte on Thursday and later visit Spokane Seattle and Portland. The tour sponsored by U S Army and U S Air Force recruiting service brings interiors and construction into view for Western visitors. Retractable ramps will handle up to 1 000 spectators per hour to access the windows. The exhibit has drawn over 13 million viewers on its West tour.

Butte Navy Reserve Armory Spokane Seattle Portland Billings U. S. Army U.S. Air Force Recruiting Service West

Fraud cases rise in railroad unemployment benefits

Railroad Retirement Board manager in Missoula reports increases in fraudulent claims across most regions except Montana. Cases involve workers registered for benefits while earning wages elsewhere, with several prosecutions in Kalispell Billings and Great Falls. Federal convictions and penalties include up to one year in jail or a $10 000 fine. A strict review of claims is conducted to guard against fraud.

Montana Leo T. Haeg Railroad Retirement Board Missoula Butte Kalispell Billings Great Falls Mr Haeg Haeg

Man Sentenced to 30 Days for Shoplifting

Eugene Barros was jailed 30 days in Silver Bow county jail after pleading guilty to shoplifting two shirts valued at 7.96 from J C Penney. Justice of the Peace J J Winston presided over the case.

Eugene Barros Silver Bow Justice of the Peace J. J. Winston Barros J. C. Penney Company

Native Butte Man Becomes U S Collector of Internal Revenue

Robert A. Riddell of Butte, son of Arthur Riddell, named United States collector of internal revenue for Southern California by President Truman. He took the oath in Los Angeles, with 161 floral bouquets present, and will head the second largest district in the nation. Relatives and friends joined a reception at the Riddell home after the ceremony.

Robert A. Riddell Butte Arthur Riddell United States Internal Revenue California Mr. Riddell Riddell Paint Company Fuller Paint Company Los Angeles Harry C. Westover Harry Truman Westover Riddell Walter Danielson

Montanan Re-Joins Marine Corps

Francis A. Orr 21 a private first class has re enlisted for four years with the Marine Corps The Butte recruiting station announced the swearing in in Salt Lake City Orr served three years and saw duty in the Caribbean area

Francis A. Orr Ignatius Marine Corps Milton Frankel Butte Orr Salt Lake City Marines Caribbean

Divorce and Probate Actions Heard in District Court

Dorothy L. Brodshaug was granted a divorce from Clarence O. Brodshaug and awarded custody of their two children by Judge John B. McClernan. Ralph W. Place petitioned for probate of Effie M. Sanderson’s will. The estate’s value and taxes were assessed for Clara Townsend and Ora C. Kistler estates with specific valuations and taxes noted.

Dorothy L. Brodshaug Clarence O. Brodshaug John B. McClernan Ralph W. Place Effie M. Sanderson Clara Townsend State Board of Equalization Ora C. Kistler

Abatement Hearing for 30 Club of Butte Continued

The state’s action to abate the 30 Club of Butte as a public nuisance was continued to 10 am Wednesday July 5 by Judge John B. McClernan after a recess. The delay followed the sudden death of Assistant Attorney General Philip O’Donnell, the case’s prosecutor.

30 Club Butte John B. McClernan Philip O'Donnell

Action Dismissed in United States Case Involving Manila A Murphy

The United States suit to recover a $2,500 judgment posted as an appearance bond was dismissed. Notice filed with deputy clerk David P. Holland shows John B. Tansil U S attorney and Harlow Pease chief deputy listed as parties to the dismissal on Wednesday.

United States Manila A. Murphy David P. Holland John B. Tansil U. S Harlow Pease

Cleopatra Birth and Death Dates Noted

A fragment notes Cleopatra was born around 69 B C and died on August 29 B C, indicating the historic timeline of the Egyptian queen.

Cleopatra B. C

Deputy Elected by Toastmasters in Butte Montana

Butte Toastmasters announced Jack Nixon as deputy governor at a joint ladies night. The post aims to promote inter club relations and provide trained speakers for civic activities. Toastmasters International will host the Spokane Speech contest Aug 24 27, first Pacific Northwest event of its kind. Officers include Vern Sedlacek Maurice Olson Emmet Keyser Archie Mord Jack Nixon Chester L Scott.

Butte Pacific Northwest United States Canada Butte Club Archie Mord Jack Nixon Chester L. Scott Montana Ken Romine Norm L. Salveson E. W. Williams Esther Mabel Scott Layton Tinder Marjorie Peterson Merelle Nixon Catherine Davies Thelma Keyser Charlotte Haser Norva Derouin Signa Sedlacek Archie Hord

George Washington Links New York to Empire State Name

George Washington first described New York as the Empire State in 1764, linking the nickname to the city’s stature and potential.

George Washington New York Empire State

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