Russians Seize West Germany Trucks Near Berlin
U.S. officials report Russian guards seized 11 west German food and supply trucks at the Berlin edge. Drivers were forced to distribute produce in the Soviet sector. Charles A. Dix protested to the Soviet military government over the seizure and its impact on traffic between west Germany and Berlin.
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Berlin
Charles A. Dix
U. S
U.S
West Germany
West Berlin
Dix
Helmstedt
Double Funeral Services for Anaconda Residents Held
Two long time Anaconda residents John M. Swan and Charles Y. Olson received double funeral services at First Lutheran church. Swan arrived in 1889 and Olson in 1883 the year Anaconda was founded. Both were buried in Hill cemetery with floral tributes conveying community sorrow.
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Anaconda
John M. Swanson
Charles Y. Olson
First Lutheran Church
Hill Cemetery
Joseph E. Lonnquist
Arthur Lindblad
John Thompson
Mr. Swanson
Herbert Carlson
William
Archie
Harry
Elmer Swanson
Mr. Olson
Henning Johnson
Edward
Gus
Walter Peterson
William Weyberg
G. E. Wedin
Ramsay
Kendrick Chapel
Swanson
East Seventh
Oleson
Herman Olson
North
Hickory
Alaskans Eager to Boost Trade With Montana
Billings traders hear Alaska hope to double annual commerce from over one million dollars. Great Falls and Alaska ties expand since 1948 trade tour. Kitchingman notes current level meets season needs. goal set at two million yearly.
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Billings
Alaska
Great Falls
Kitchingman
Butte News in Brief Highlights Local Births and Visits
A daughter was born Wednesday in St. James hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Glover of 1426 Harrison. Another daughter arrived Wednesday in Murray hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coughlin of 811 West Park. Ken Mills of Bozeman is registered at the Hotel Finlen during a visit to Butte. Numerous visitors from Helena, Great Falls, Laurel, Missoula, Dillon, Ennis, and other cities came and went in Butte Wednesday, with several locals staying at downtown hotels. Community events included conference attendance by Nellie Baker and Catherine Harrington, plus veterans services notes and marriage licenses issued.
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Warren Glover
Harrison
St. James Hospital
Murray Hospital
Kenneth Coughlin
West Park
Ken Mills
Bozeman
Finlen
Butte
Anaconda Resident Joseph Zogarts Dies at 87
Joseph J Zogarts 87 longtime Anaconda resident died after a two year illness in a local hospital shortly after 8 AM Wednesday He was born in Austria and worked for Anaconda Brewing and Anaconda Reduction He retired three years ago His wife Mary died in Los Angeles 1946 Surviving are two sons and daughters in Anaconda and San Marino six daughters and sons in Los Angeles Hemet and Sacramento six grandchildren and two great grandchildren two brothers in Austria. Body at Finnegan chapel to be sent to Los Angeles for funeral and burial.
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Anaconda
Joseph J Zogarts
Austria
Zogarts
Anaconda Brewiing Company
Anaconda Reduction Works
John Orr
Los Angeles
Henry Gerts
Hemet
Calif
Mary Ann Hawthorne
Sacramento
Finnegan Chapel
Park Police quell racial disorders at public pool clash
WashingtonJune 29 Police called out all their reserves to quell disorders at a public swimming pool where Negroes and whites clashed. Five arrested three white two colored and at least four injured before the fighting was halted. Joan Sexton 17 was knocked down by a horse and taken to Casualty hospital with two toes fractured.
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Washington
Park
Joan Sexton
Casualty Hospital
Forest regulation set to start in five Montana forests
Missoula June 29 The five western Montana national forests will implement shovel axe and water bucket regulations starting Saturday.
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Missoula
Western
Montana National Forests
Great Falls Adopts Smoking Law
Great Falls city council has initially adopted an ordinance to regulate tobacco use including cigars cigarettes pipes and tobacco to protect life and property. It could be Montana s first such law with fines up to 100 dollars and up to 90 days in jail or both. The measure aims to protect hotels and other public places from fire.
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Great Falls
Montana
Alaskan Trade Officials Visit Billings for Expansion Talks
Officials from the Montana Chamber of Commerce Junior Chamber of Commerce and an Alaskan trade representative spoke to Billings businessmen on expanding trade with Alaska during a Commercial club meeting on Wednesday.
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Billings
U.P
Montana Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Arthur C. Mandel
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Vane
Iidrug
Darin
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Butte Coca-Cola Bottling Company
East Front
The
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John Crump
Helena
R. J. Williams
Howard Ferguson
R. B. Caples
R. J. Bublich
A. J. Almas
Havre
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Hamilton
Spencer Olsen
H. E. Smith
Laurel
Hotel Acoma
Hugo Colbert
Tom Marwark
Karl Miller
Cecil Daly
A. L. Rankin
Leggat
Alice Kranz
Dillon
Clay Reed
R. C. Fetty of
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Darrett Wolfe
West Yellowstone
Hotel Grand
Clyde Seybold
Lima
Jack Watkins
Ennis
Astrid McDonnell
C. F. Jibarger
James R. Reyner
Silver Star
Nellie Baker
Catherine Harrington
Seattle
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
James McCashin
Veterans Welfare Commission
United States Employment Service
Douglas Brown
Veterans Administration
Jennie Matson
Jean Holland
North Franklin
D. O. Robinson
Reno
Nev
Sarah Klassen
Pennsylvania Block
Eleanor Troglia
Eddy James Wortman
Thomas J. Davis
Golda Hansen
Phillip Meeske
Virginia Cole
McCarroll
Granite
Joseph Zogarts
Utah
Chrome
Chrome P & S
Poone
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