Complaint Filed Against Union Over Mine Shutdown Tactics
National Labor Relations Board general counsel Robert N. Denham issued an unfair labor practice complaint against the United Mine Workers of America for obstructing mine entrances in West Virginia and barring nonunion workers during a six week pension dispute shutdown. The case cites four charges arising from actions at four mines in the state.
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Washington
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Tursdeay
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Denham
UMW
West, Virginia
Rome
Marety
News Views by Fuzzy Wakley on Independence Day nostalgia
The column recalls the 13 original colonies, July 4 celebrations, and the署 era while noting the signing date of August 2. It also mentions Snftley Temple discovering her first grey hair and plugs Wakley Pontiac, offering car polishing and services at 18-20 West Galena with phone number 2-3100.
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Fuzzy Wakley
Goxi
Ancle Sam
Snftley Temple
Wakley
Treasure State Native of Butte Dies in Helena
Garret Edward Lee Wall 61 native of Butte and former Helena Insurance man died Tuesday at St. John hospital after a short illness. Born November 24 in 1868 in Butte, he moved to Helena in 1908 as a Metrop oli tan Life salesman and later worked for the company in Great Falls Lewis town and Butte until 1919 when he bought a ranch in Stillwater county. He married Susan Kathleen Callison in 1912 who died earlier. Wall returned to Helena in 1923 and worked as a clerk at the Martin until his death. Survivors include his wife Carrie Lee Woodhurst, brother Thomas Wall, two nieces and a nephew in Seattle. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of his brother.
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Helena
Susan Kathleen Callison
Jonn
Wall
Martin
Carrie Lee Woodhurst
Thomas Wall
Seattle
Heremana Ane Company
Mrs. Steele Heads Garden Clubs in Montana
MISSOULA June 29 Mrs. R O Steele of Laurel Tuesday elected president of the Montana Federation of Garden Clubs ahead of Mrs A M Sterling of Anaconda Steele advances from first vice presidency and will be principal speaker Wednesday at the closing sessions Other officers named include Mrs Harry Shryock Missoula first vice president Mrs B Collins Great Falls second vice president Mrs B F Griffin Bozeman third vice president Mrs E A Crawford Rowan recording secretary Mrs B E Conrad Laurel corresponding secretary Mrs L Sammers Laurel treasurer reelected Mrs Sterling retiring president historian and Mrs S A Irving Helena author.
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Missoula
R. O. Steele
Laurel
Montana ‘Federation of Garden Clubs
E A. Crawford
Rowan
BE. B. Conrad
L. Sammers
Rye
Sterling
S. A. Irving
Slevenaville
Sen Murray Defends Health Bill in Radio Talk
Senator Murray condemned opponents who used name calling and labels like socialism to attack the national health insurance proposal. He argued the plan is an intelligent practical program offering modern medical care to many without current access and warned against political fear tactics.
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Helgna
Srr
James BR
National Health Insurance
Ameri IL
Congress
Toom
Murray
Kalispell Youth Drowns in Pool
Kalispell Mont June 29 Wa Walter Hartsoun 18 drowned while swimming in a pool west of Spring Creek cemetery six miles northwest of Kalispell Monday night Sheil Richard Walsh reported Tuesday Hartsuch a Flathead County High School athlete and two companions were swimming when he decided to swim across about 250 feet He was 50 feet from shore when cramps struck and he sank Companions Ernie Walsh James Walters and a Coroner Harty Campbell recovered the body about midnight He was a son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Martsoch of Kalispell Survived by five brothers and nine sisters.
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Kalispell
Walter Hartsoun
Spring Creek
Sheil
Richard Walsh
Walsh
Hartsuch
Flatlead County
Ernie
James Walters
Harty
Camppel
Martsoch
Alfred Martsoch
Bonner Says No New Taxes Needed
Helena candidate for governor states no tax increase is necessary and public schools must be funded from unappropriated state treasury funds. He argues funds are idle in the east and that education demands justify action before the next state administration.
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Bosner
Erickson Speaks at Billings Campaign Talk
Erickson ofHelens seeks the Democratic nomination for governor and, in a prepared Billings speech Tuesday night, urges new leadership to fix ruined highways. He blames inflation on current policies, accuses taxes of oppressing property owners, and proposes shifting school funding to the state to relieve local burdens.
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Erickson
Helens
Montana
Funeral services for Beverly Ann Southern
Beverly Ann Southern infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Southern will be buried in Mountain View Cemetery after a 1 PM Wednesday service at Brundage chapel. The Rev Belle Log of the Baptist church will officiate, with burial in Mountain View following.
Iran protests Soviet Union over alleged border infiltration
Tehran officials protested Moscow against alleged Russian connivance in infiltrations by armed immigrants across the Soviet Iran frontier. An army general staff member reported two bands attacked border posts, with about 15 attackers captured and border reinforcements sent.
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Iran
Soviet Union
Army J General Staff
Inmi Brants
Jan
Haying Operation Under Way In Beaverhead Valley
Dillon report notes haying operations in Beaverhead valley begun with stacking of the first alfalfa crop expected later this week. A bumper crop is forecast with high demand for help as July 4 holidays approach and warm rain boosted growth across the county. State Employment office manager George R. Baker cites hay cutting in the Bop Hale basin and nearby areas starting soon, promising one of the finest crops in seven years.
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Dillon
Jane
Beaverjead
George R. Baker
Montana Legion Names Helena Man Commander
Montana Legion announces a Helena resident named commander with a list of members from Miles City Glendive Dillon Livingston Kalispell Great Falls Billings Manhattan Roseman Dyer Linage and other towns in a continuation notice. The fragmentary roster names several individuals including Bekiling Gorstian Retbr Kane and Bolinger among others.
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Montana Legion
Helena
Mishalsma
Owart Hatch
Miles City
Carl Summa
Glendive
Hrreld Gent
Hysham
Joe Gretner
Dyer Linigery
Deer Lodge Notes Highlight National American Legion Talks
Deer Lodge reports from June mention speakers Jack Wall Jr Trissell Hart and Hugh Basle while Helena, Billings, and Great Falls delegates discuss Americanism plans. Great Falls hosts state Legion events with Carl Sunmark leading as state press ident and Mrs. Sunmark becoming national committeewoman. Delegates prepare for Miami convention, with poster contest awards and a focus on veterans benefits and state grazing policies.
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O'Neil
Legion
Elmer Lee
Patty
Henry Jie
Mi Jace
Deer Lodge
The
American Legion
Ls Aunthary
Joseph Grenita
Grenier
Powell
Zenemon Hamada Last Rites Held in Deer Lodge
Funeral services for Zenemon Hamada, who died recently, were held Monday at 10 a.m. at Ross chapel. Born in Japan, he came to the United States about 40 years ago. He was survived by his wife Sathi Hamada, a daughter and a son-in-law. The body was taken to Spokane for cremation.
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Zevermos — Wanmadi
Ross Chapel
Mary J. Lester
Hamada
Japan
Almnost
United States
Milwenakee Rath
Watil Big Fervencnce
Spokane
Sathi Hamata
Leaves to Attend Mexican School
Anne Mise Andrea Malcolin, daughter of Me and Myre, leaves Monteotin for Bedver to attend a Mexican school. She will enroll in a six week program in Moexita City, joining Conte Mien Journey plan and a dustrierayant group.
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Drer Lowe
Anne
Mise
Andrea Malcolin
Myre
Monteotin
Moexita City
Tieria
Night in Sweden Show Wows Crystal Room Audience
A Swedish themed program at the ACE featured singer Ragnar Hasselgren who impressed with dialect storytelling and light comedy. Helen Davis and several Swedish partners performed, with Joe Lind and others assisting as supporting cast.
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ACE
Elu
Byeden
Vary
Sweden
Ragner Hasselgren
Ana Stees
Helen Davis
Cote Koonles
Olen
Joe Lind
Wallie
Oost
Kathy Mebrnezhan
Mary
Kanter Stanwings
Sthaal
Fiona Metmeken
Pletires
Visa
Duplicate Bridge Club Meets at Montana Hotel
The Duplicate Bridge club gathered Tuesday afternoon at the Montana hotel in Anacor for N-S and E-W sections with players including Mrs O J Mor, E Serigstad, Ita Mullholland, Mrs Waller, Mrs Margaret White, Mr Rayball, and others. A master point journey is planned for Friday evening at 2 o clock at 215 North Main, with reservations via A424. Mocha, a leather product described as the long blackhaired sheen of Asia and Africa, was first discovered by accident in a shipment of coffee from the dark continent.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Montana
Anacor
N-S
O. J Mor
E. Serigstad
Ita
Mullholland
Waller
Margaret White
Rayball
E-W
Tunghue
C. A. Lemmon
Don Gillispie
G. iMamatit
A. C. Joseph Schwartz
North Main
Asia
Africa
Funeral held for Mrs Signe Swanson at Anaconda church
Mrs Shere Swanson an Anaconda resident for three years died at the Canily home in Oak Sunetay. Her funeral was held at 2 30 Tuesday at the First Lutheran church with Rev J E Lonngiint officiating. Arthur Tindblad, with Mrs Lindblaf, sang two hymns Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and Abide With Me. Attendees included Scandinavian Fraternity of America members and friends from Helena Deer Lodge and Philipsburg. Casket was banked with a proclamation of Owners. Pallbearers were Midge William Re: Tasior Dr P S Thompson Ad ware T Nordquist Harold March tom Carl Swanson and Roy Olsen.
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Shere Swanson
Anaconda
Canily
Oak
Sunetay
Bicheria
J. E
Lonngiint
Arthur Tindblad
Lindblaf
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
Solemn Requiem Mass for Mrs. Katherine McGuire
A solemn Requiem Mass was held for Mrs. Katherine McGuire widow of James J McGuire at St Paul’s in Anaconda. The service included Deacon Rev Topel and subdeacon Rev Anthony Brown with burial in Mount Carmel cemetery. Pallbearers named Joseph Malloy William Bristow Toprt Kelly and Phil O'Donnell attended along with many local friends.
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Anaconda
Jime
Wis
St. Paul Cleven
Mount Carmel Cometmry
Pather Sullivan
Toseph Malloy
Wincest Dennel
James Kelly
William Bristow
Toprt A. Kelly
Phil O'Donnell
Unclear text about airport workers housing dispute
Incoherent OCR reads of Shannon airbase housing for American and Dish personnel, mentioning Birgrove village, Prime Minister de Valera's son Rory, and the Ordnance Survey Names Department. Describes housing shortage and a proposed accommodation plan with tensions and factional feelings.
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Shannon
Birgrove
Minatey de Valera
Rory
Wobo
Ordnance Survey
Names Department
Lingis
Davis Speaks in Several Cities During GOP Drive
Davis campaigned across multiple cities promoting Montana Republican aims. He urged voters to back Senatorial candidate Masuana and touted prosperity while noting tax burdens and highway financing issues. The speaker addressed supporters in Anaconda and Anacondi, urging stronger party unity and policy debate.
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Alan Spake
Anacondi
Anaconda
Davis
Hroniso
Pvt James Price Funeral Friday
Funeral services for Pvt James Price late son of Mrs May Price of Missoula will be held Friday at 2 pm at Brundage chapel with Rev James M Hunter officiating. Burial follows at View Cemetery with veterans from the Travis Paul post of Veterans of Foreign Wars and Lloyd Whipple post escorting.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jnva
Lloyd Whipple
Cyclist Escapes Serious Injury After Collision
Donald Peterson, 1, of the Dyck swan hotel, escaped serious injury Saturday afternoon when riding a bicycle in the 400 block of Main street. He told Officer William Whipple the car backed from a parking space and struck the rear wheel, dragging the bicycle a short distance before the vehicle stopped near Naranehe Memorial stadium.
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Donald Peterson
Dyckswan
Mary Street
Machite Con Brey
Naranehe Menwectal Stadium
Marshall Rebuffs Soviet Protest At Embassy Scene
Secretary of State Marshall declared the United States rejected a Soviet protest over actions at the American embassy. The incident drew a press briefing in Washington as officials described the dispute and outlined U S positions.
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Marshall
Shuington
Sayier
Stave Marshall
Aley
Unitng
Phrawire
Cowry
Thissia
Beaverhead merchants close for holiday on July 3
Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce announces a day off for all stores and business houses, post office, county offices, and state offices on Monday July 3. The notice also lists a global lottery claim with regional winner counts.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
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