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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1952

Page

2

Plane Crash Near Sidney Kills Four Independent Oil Brokers

Civil Aeronautics Administration probes a crash that killed four men near Sidney airport. Victims are B. T. Irwin, 25, Denver. George E. Sturm Jr., 26, Sidney. James Gaujot, 32, Sidney. Clair McCutcheon, age unknown, Sidney. Bodies to be shipped home for burial. Witnesses said the Beachcraft Bonanza stalled in clear weather before crashing in a gravel creek bottom. Sheriff says all were married except Sturm.

Sidney Jerry Cloyd Civil Aeronautics Administration Cloyd B. T. Irwin Denver Colo George E. Sturm, Jr James Gaujot Clair McCutcheon Sturm Jackson Miss McCutcheon Royal Oaks Mich Irwin Dallas Texas Gaujot Sam W. Childers Miles City

Pacific defense talks planned by Menzies at Honolulu

Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies announced that United States New Zealand and Australia will meet in August in Honolulu to establish a mutual defense organization for the southwest Pacific.

San Francisco Robert G. Menzies Australia United States New Zealand Honolulu Southwest Pacific

Death notices from Butte announce Rakich and Tietsort

Funeral services for Millan Mike Rakich will be Monday at 12 30 PM at the Serbian Orthodox church with Father James C Holt officiating at 1 00 PM Interment will be in Mountain View cemetery Harold Tietsort of 305 North Main Street died Saturday evening his remains are at Duggan's Merrill mortuary pending arrangements

Rakich Millan Mike) Rakich James C. Holt Mountain View Cemetery Teitsort Harold Tietsort North Main Street Duggan’s Merrill Mortuary

Funeral notices from Sherman & Reed mortuary

Remains of Isaac Wendell lie at Sherman & Reed mortuary with services Monday at 1 PM conducted by Miss May Isaacson. Burial at Mountain View cemetery. Mrs Katherine Rudd’s remains also in the Sherman & Reed mortuary with services Tuesday at 2 PM officiated by Rev Roy E Barnett. Interment at Mount Moriah cemetery.

Wendell Isaac Wendell Sherman & Reed Mortuary May Isaacson Mountain View Cemetery Rudd Katherine Rudd Sherman & Reed Roy E. Barnett Mount Moriah

Local Mortuaries Announce Obituaries for Inkret and Thomas

The Daly-Shea mortuary holds the remains of John Inkret and John D. Thomas. Time and place of their funerals will be announced later.

Inkret John Inkret Daly-Shea Mortuary Thomas John D. Thomas Francis X. Dolan Mgr South Idaho

Ferrell Dies At Home Of Relatives

Mrs Sophia Ferrell wife of William Teddy Ferrell died at her son in law and daughter Clarence J Riegger 1130 West Woolman street early Sunday morning The remains are at Whites Funeral Home Unity Truth services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 Interment at Mount Moriah cemetery

Gang Suspected in Missoula Burglary Spree

Missoula police chief links a group of men to a string of break ins including a safe cracking attempt at K and W market and burglaries in Drummond and Corvallis. A prior raid on H O Bell Ford Auto agency netted over 1800 dollars on June 15.

Missoula U.P Dan Rice Drummond and Corvallis K and W H. O. Bell Ford Auto Agency

Helena Boy Wounded by Ricocheting .22 Slug

Rodney Doggett eight year old son of Joseph M Doggett was treated at St Peter hospital and released after a bullet wound to the left shoulder from a ricocheting .22 caliber slug while playing on Mount Helena Saturday. Police said two youths fired at a mountainside target and could not identify which slug struck him.

Montana oil fields produce 718564 barrels in past month

The Montana oil conservation board reports total crude oil output of 718,564 barrels last month led by Cut Bank with 225,203 barrels. Elk Basin, Kevin Sunburst, Bowes, Pondera, Big Wall, Cat Creek, Reagan and other fields contributed to the total.

Great Palls Montana State Oil Conservation Board Cut Bank Elk Basin Kevin Sunburst Bowes Pondera Big Wall Cat Creek Reagan

Two Butte Men Hurt in Auto Accident

Two Butte men Casimera F. Andrada and Johnson K. Todicherry were treated for minor injuries at St. Peter hospital after a car crash on an overpass nine miles south of Helena. Police reported the two were passengers in the vehicle.

Helena Butte Casimera F. Andrada Johnson K. Todicherry St. Peter Hospital

Somers Company Lands Navy Boat Contract in Montana

The StanCraft Boat company of Somers won a Navy line handling boat contract valued at 40 530 dollars. Montana oil firms also received General Services Administration contracts for fuel oil kerosene and solvents from Carrier Oil Fox Oil and H Earl Clack with Snappy Servisenter named among others. Contracts are for an indefinite period.

Helena U.P Montana General Services Administration Department of Commerce StanCraft Boat Company Somers Carter Oil Company Fox Oil Company Hardin H. Earl Clack Company Havre Snappy Servisenter Kalispell

Samuel S Working of Livingston Dies

Samuel S Working, 80, longtime Park county commissioner, died after a short illness in Livingston. He came to Montana in 1895, served as East Helena postmaster, then was a banker in Wilsall. Survivors include his widow, two sons and a daughter. son Paul Working is a state representative from Park county.

Livingston Samuel Working Park County Montana Easta Wilsall Paul Working

Store Sales Equal Volume in 1951

The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis announced that Montana store sales for 1952 at this time are 100 percent of 1951. Western Montana saw a slight drop while eastern Montana reported gains.

Helena U.P Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Montana

Riders Plan Annual Western Montana Pack Trip

Riders Plan Annual Pack Trip into Flathead and Swan country led by Evan Kelly with two groups arriving from eastern states. First group of 25 from 14 states arrives Friday for a 10 day expedition. second group arrives July 15 and departs next day for the same region.

Missoula U.P Trailriders of the Wilderness American Forestry Association Montana Flathead Swan Country Evan Kelly

Editors Fired After Paper Refuses Impeachment Story

The La Plata newspaper El Argentino did not publish Sunday due to a strike by printers newsmen and vendors demanding the editor's resignation over omitting a Sampay impeachment story. Sampay, ally of ex governor Mercante, faced Peronista backed impeachment. Mercante’s ally Aloe took office June 4.

LA Plata Argentina el Argentino Arturo Sampay Sampay Domingo Mercante Buenos Aires Mercante Juan D. Peron Carlos Aloe Peronista Printers’ Union

Police Hunt For Sarcastic Thug In Uptown Break-In

Butte police continued the search after a Richman Clothes shop break-in on North Main. Owner Frank LaBorde recounted the burglar mocked calling the police while escaping via a roof trapdoor. Investigators found a jack and four steel punches near the exit and a skylight pane removed at a nearby jewelry store.

Butte Richman Clothes North Main Frank LaBorde LaBorde Towle- Winterhalter- Hannifin

Montan a Travel at Glacier Park Surges in 1940 Season

Glacier park travel averages 50 percent higher than last year with over 110 000 visitors this season while a prior year record stood at 500 125. Northwest Florists association short course set for July 14 15 in Bozeman detailing new florist trade findings. Great Falls First Federal to build a new 200 000 dollar savings and loan building to replace current offices.

West Glacier Glacier Park Bozeman Northwest Florists Association Great Falls First Federal Savings and Loan Association of

Famed Flying Triangle Crashes and Burns

Britain's Flying Triangle, the delta shaped Gloster GA5 jet, crashed on landing at Boscombe Downs. Squadron Leader Bill Waterton escaped moments before the wreckage caught fire. The plane, accepted by the air ministry on June 7 for mass production, was powered by two Sapphire engines and designed to reach the speed of sound. A second aircraft of the same type is expected to be completed soon.

London Britain Boscombe Downs Bill Waterton Air Ministry

Lana Turner to File Nevada Divorce From Bob Topping

Lana Turner arrived in Nevada to establish residence so she can file for divorce from Henry J. Topping. After the divorce she is expected to wed Fernando Lamas who is seeking a divorce from his wife. The Idaho lumber industry employs 8 000 persons.

Cave Rock Nev U.P Lana Turner Hollywood Sunday Nevada Henry J Bob) Topping Fernando Lamas Lamas

Gold Canyon Takes Shape in Deer Lodge

Deer Lodge Montana June 29 The Gold Canyon centennial celebration is taking shape with gold lights signs and gingham gowns as workers prepare for August 20 to 24 marking the 100th birthday of Montana gold discovery. Slabwood fronts appear on downtown shops and beard wearing residents show the period style as planning accelerates toward a statewide event centered in Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge Gold Canyon Slabwood Montana

Funeral Honors for Mrs. Sabine Moriarity

Many old-time friends gathered in Deer Lodge to attend the requiem high mass for Mrs. Sabine Moriarity. Father Edward Moran celebrated at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Burial followed at Hillcrest in the family plot. pallbearers included Bob Moore Frank McCormick L J Burley Tom Tutty William Murphy and Dan Murphy.

Deer Lodge Sabine Moriarity Church of the Immaculate Conception Edward Moran Hillcrest Bob Moore Frank McCormick L. J. Burley Tom Tutty William Murphy Dan Murphy Butte

Hamilton Residents Oppose Foot and Mouth Lab

About 500 residents in Hamilton Montana signed a petition opposing a foot and mouth disease research facility proposed for their city Rep Mike Mansfield said Congress approved a 10 million dollar appropriation for a lab to be built on an island The secretary of agriculture will select the island with public notice and a hearing for nearby residents before final approval by the President and Congress.

Washington Hamilton, Mont Mike Mansfield D-Mont Hamilton Montana Mansfield House Senate Secretary of Agriculture

Philippines to Observe Fourth of July with Parades

The Philippines will mark Independence Day with thanksgiving services parades and festivals. President Quirino will address a crowd in Luneta Park after a military and civic parade.

Manila Philippines United States Elpidio Quirino Republic Luneta Park

Uranium Hunt urged broader U S exploration and sources

A congressional panel urged expanded exploration and development of uranium in the Colorado plateau and other regions. It cited potential from Florida phosphate rocks and shale deposits in Kentucky Ohio and Indiana, plus renewed mining of old vanadium mines. It warned foreign supplies could be cut off and called for aggressive research and infrastructure to support production.

Mahon D-Conn U. S Belgian Congo Colorado Plateau Colorado River Florida Kentucky Ohio Indiana Congressional Committee Idaho-Montana

Uranium Milling Expands Across Four States

New privately owned mills are now operating in Grand Junction Colorado and Salt Lake City Utah. A small copper uranium ore mill operates at Hite Utah. Ore buying stations support mills with four more stations at Marysvale Utah Thompson Utah Shiprock New Mexico and Grants New Mexico. Grants NM also builds a new uranium mill.

Durango Naturita Uravan Rifle Colorado Grand Junction Colo Salt Lake City Utah Hite Marysvale Thompson Shiprock N. M Grants

Wall Street Named After Peter Stuyvesant Wall Defense

In New York City the name Wall Street derives from a protective wall Peter Stuyvesant, the early Dutch governor, had constructed to guard the settlement against anticipated British raids.

Wall Street New York City Peter Stuyvesant

World Tournament of Fasting Fakirs Planned in Buenos Aires

Plan for first World Tournament of Fasting Fakirs in Buenos Aires next month with two entrants Fakir Ninka Funk claiming a 57 day fast world record and Tagu El Leon noting he has never fasted 57 days because he never wished to.

Buenos Aires Fakir Ninka Funk Tagu el Leon

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