Dillon businessman Harold Murray dies at 70
Harold C. Murray, 70, a Dillon businessman and former water commissioner under T. Lee McCracken, died Thursday at Barrett Hospital. Born July 18, 1902, in Dillon, he worked many years at the Highway Express Office and married Mary Shields Oct. 27, 1929, in Dillon where they resided. Services for William Richard Johns, 67, a retired miner, will be Saturday at 10:30 at Duggan Merrill Mortuary with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Johns, born Nov. 5, 1905, in Walkerville, worked for Anaconda Co. until retiring in 1966, and was a member of the United Commercial Travelers and SNPJ Lodge. Survivors include his wife, sons William Johns of Butte and James Johns of Cheyenne, and sister Elsie Balangi of Walkerville. DEER LODGE—Conrad Kushman, 80, of Elliston died at Fort Harrison VA Hospital. Born in Russia Jan. 14, 1893, he was a World War I veteran who lived in Elliston the last 20 years with no known survivors. Funeral services Saturday at 2 in Elliston Community Church, burial in Elliston Cemetery.
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Montana Standard History and staff list from Butte edition
The Montana Standard of Butte lists staff roles including publisher Duncan R. Campbell Jr and general manager Robert W. Jones and others. The text also shows subscription rates and service details, with various death notices and memorials for local residents from Sheridan Whitehall and Whitehall area obituaries and notices.
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Robert W. Jones
Bott Cogs
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Louis L. Plett
Roy Anderson
J.B. Gibson
Kenneth Conway
Clarence Roper
Natalie Yovetich
Walter Hoefler
Ed Wakefield
Burl Cook
Don Berryman
George Toy
Harold Heath
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
New York Times News Service
Trade Area
Deaths and New Arrivals in Local Notices
Death notices list Mary Gelling 62 of 1677 Grand and William Johns 67 of 2320 Princeton both dying this week Leonard Lucero 28 of 111 S Washington dies from a truck pedestrian crash New arrival reports grant a daughter to James L Loomis Whitehall and a son to Michael A Johnson 2408 Yale in hospital Wednesday Divorce granted for Katherine Rae and Emmet Douglas Embody
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Grand
William Richard Johns
Princeton
Leonard Lee Lucero
S. Washington
St. James Community Hospital
James L. Loomis
Whitehall
Michael A. Johnson
Yale
Vandalism and theft incidents reported in Butte area
Incidents of vandalism and theft were reported to Butte authorities on Thursday. A window at Buttrey’s Suburban in Butte Plaza was damaged by a taped firecracker. Viking Mobile Homes on Harrison Ave reported several items stolen from a trailer. Ray Williams, a Bureau of Mines employee, had his wallet stolen from his car while fishing near Melrose.
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Lightning strikes man near Whitehall while working on car
Bob Bowman, 24, of Whitehall was struck by lightning Thursday evening while lifting a car with a tractor at the C. A. Kaddy Ranch south of Whitehall. He was taken to Ruby Valley Hospital in Sheridan, reported doing fine that night, with a cracked right hand and a burned right foot. He was placed on heart monitoring to check for other injuries. The exact strike point on the tractor or man was not confirmed. The incident occurred about 5:45 p.m.
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C. A. Kaddy Ranch
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Ruby Valley Hospital
Sheridan
Nixon to Seek 5 Percent Energy Cut and ERDA Plan
President Nixon is expected to urge a 5 per cent personal energy use cut over 12 months in a forthcoming energy message. He will propose a $10 billion five year energy research program starting in 1975 with $100 million initial 1974 funding, plus a new Energy Department and a reorganized energy agencies framework. The plan includes creating ERDA from parts of AEC, naming Gov. John A. Love to a White House energy office, and boosting federal energy conservation targets.
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Inflation Pushes New York City Real Estate Assessment Higher
The Tax Commission valued taxable real estate in New York City at 38.5 billion dollars, up 664 million from the prior valuation. The report notes shifting property values as the city faces inflationary pressures amid historic references to colonial dealings.
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