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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1951

Page

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Stirring Oratory Marks Annual Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Dinner

More than 200 attendees from Butte and western Montana gathered at the Finlen hotel for the annual Friendly Sons of St Patrick banquet. The program opened with the Star Spangled Banner and the Soldiers Song, as red white blue bunting and a large shamrock framed the speakers’ table. Father Rooney gave the invocation, with toastmaster Joseph J. McCaffery Jr. presiding. Speakers included James F. O'Brien, Father Anthony Brown, George F. Higgins, and Federal Judge W. D. Murray, with telegrams read in tribute.

Erin Sons of St. Patrick Emerald Isle Finlen Hotel Butte Montana St Patrick of America Ireland J. A. Rooney St. Mary Parish Joseph J. McCaffery, Jr James F. O'Brien Butte Legal Profession Father Anthony Brown St. Peter Parish Anaconda Anaconda Catholic Central High School George F. Higgins Missoula W. D. Murray

Mining City Red Cross Drive Surpasses Fifteen Thousand

Butte and Silver Bow county residents contributed over 15000 to the 1951 Red Cross drive with 15104.70 reported at the drive headquarters on West Broadway. Booths downtown and employer support boosted totals though many envelopes remain unreturned. Donations remain open at Chamber of Commerce offices and local banks with 40 percent staying in Butte for Silver Bow county work and 60 percent sent to national headquarters.

Butte Red Cross Fund Butte Silver Bow Drive West Broadway Mining City Chamber of Commerce Red Cross First Aid Service Silver Bow County Home Services

Bonner to Speak at Legion Birthday Dinner

Gov. John W. Bonner will be the principal speaker at the Silver Bow post of the American Legion birthday banquet to be held Wednesday night March 21 at 7 o'clock in Legion hall on West Broadway. Dr. Robert E. Heckman post commander will be master of ceremonies with members of the Vivianna Cronin post joining in the celebration.

John W. Bonner Silver Bow Post American Legion and Auxiliary Legion Hall West Broadway Vivianna Cronin Legion Women's Legion Montana Butte Robert E. Heckman The Legion Post

Community Survey Seeks Reader Feedback on Ads

A local paper urges readers to send in a Community Survey Opinion Form this week to help improve ads. The note stresses trust in advertised values and asks if the paper is sharing all readers want to hear to help merchants write better ads for their benefit.

Treasury to Create Elite Unit Against Big-Time Gamblers

The United States Treasury announces formation of an elite investigative team to pursue tax fraud by underworld figures. The move follows criticism on Capitol Hill over vague income statements by criminals and racketeers. Officials say a wave of tax claims and criminal charges, starting with Ralph Capone, is imminent. Secretary Snyder challenges Congress to reveal confidential gambling tax data.

Washington United States Treasury Treasury Capitol Hill Congress Ralph Capone Chicago al Capone Secretary of the Treasury Snyder The Revenue Bureau

Costello Faces Perjury Charges Amid Senate Probe

New York March 17 Frank Costello faces potential perjury and contempt actions after refusing to continue testimony before Sen Kefauver's crime committee. Transcript review by Rudolph Halley targets Costello and two other underworld figures Joe Adonis and Frank Erickson. US attorney to determine perjury actions. A committee physician found Costello fit to testify for limited daily sessions.

New York Frank Costello Senate Rudolph Halley Costello United States Anne Washington Estes Kefauver D-Tenn

FBI Smashes Large Auto Theft Ring In Southwest

In Albuquerque on March 17 three men pleaded guilty to interstate transport of stolen autos, part of what the FBI calls its largest car theft ring. Seven arrests total with three more complaints filed. ring operated across Texas Oklahoma Missouri Kansas Colorado and New Mexico.

Albuquerque FBI United States Everett Grantham Texas Oklahoma Missouri Kansas Colorado New Mexico

Mining City Primary Balloting Sets City Election

Mining City voters go to the polls Monday to nominate candidates for mayor treasurer police magistrate and eight ward alders. With 13 978 qualified voters polls open noon to 7 p m and results start counting after closing. Incumbent Mayor Thomas R Morgan seeks a second term with no Dem opposition while Bernard Holland appears set for re election as treasurer. Judge John Seton contends for police court on both tickets and campaign moves toward the general election on April 2. Polling places include Bas Mary church A basement, Acoma hotel, Quartz street fire station and other sites.

Butte Thomas R. Morgan William A Curran Frank J. Tierney Richard Donovan Bernard Holland John Seton St. Mary Acoma Quartz Street Caledonia Street Arizona Street VFW Hall Sacred Heart

Truman weighs new wage board to fix wage controls

President Truman may create a new wage stabilization board as labor and management resist current powers. Officials expect action next week amid widespread rallies by about 700 labor leaders in Washington opposing high prices and criticizing price controls. OPS plans two retail orders and one wholesale food order in the coming week as discussions over markups continue. Continuous coverage noted.

Washington Truman Office of Price Stabilization OPS Michael V. DiSalle

Attempt to Keep RFC Probe Going

Republican senators press to question Casey about memory flaws as the Senate banking subcommittee nears the end of a Reconstruction Finance Corp loans inquiry. Casey, aide to Eric Johnston, denies undue influence while controversy intensifies between parties over RFC loan politics.

Washington Casey D-Mass Eric Johnston Senate Banking Subcommittee Reconstruction Finance Corporation Fulbright D-Ark Subcommittee RFC White House

Meat Packers Prepare Strike Over 11 Cent Wage Boost

Chicago reports U P Meat Packing Industry locals plan strikes amid government ban on an 11 cent hourly wage increase. The action centers on resisting the wage boost and pressing for labor improvements in the industry.

Chicago U.p.—Meat Packing Industry Union

Legion Boys State dates set for Dillon Montana

American Legion Montana Boys State for 1951 will run August 19 to 28 on the Western Montana College of Education campus in Dillon. Enrollment limited to 320. junior high school boys are eligible. County quota is three boys with administrators and civic groups urged to sponsor and support the program emphasizing citizenship and Americanism. Eugene W. Savage assists in early work as founder and first director.

Butte Girls Central Girls State Rocky Mountain College Billings Butte High Auxiliary of The American Legion Ralph Rand Shirley Hubaka Mary Venna Genevieve Hunt Butte High School Joyce Kiely She Helena Montana Western Montana College of Education Dillon Herb Kibler Kibler Rush Jordan Western Legon W. G. Gilbert the Legion Department Legion Gilbert Bey Eugene W. Savage Montana Boys State

Taft assails Truman over corruption and Reds in government

Senator Taft of Ohio denounced the Truman administration as politically corrupt and whitewashed Reds in government. He called for abolition of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to stop new loans and warned against continued influence peddling by five percenters in Washington.

Charlottesville Taft Ohio Truman Young Republican College Reconstruction Finance Corporation GOP Washington Senate Foreign Relations McCarthy R-Wis Senator McCarthy

Blizzard Closes Roads in Eastern Montana

The Montana highway department works to clear snow drifts in the northeast after a Friday night blizzard. US 2 remains open east of Saco but reduced visibility hampered travel. Crews clear MT 13 between Wolf Point and Scobey and MT 6 between Culbertson and Plentywood as wind and drifting snow slow traffic.

Helena Montana Highway Department United States 2 Saco Montana Highway 13 Wolf Point Scobey Montana 6 Culbertson Plentywood Montana McDonald Pass

Butte Montana Weather Forecast Details and Temps

Partly cloudy to cloudy with scattered snow showers in Butte. Sunday readings expected from 7 to 31 degrees with period temperatures from 12 midnight Friday to 5:30 p m Saturday at the Airport Minimum 10 Maximum 26 and at the School of Mines Minimum 12 Maximum 26. West of Divide in Montana: partly cloudy Sunday with decreasing snow showers and little temperature change High 30 to 40. East of Divide partly cloudy Sunday not quite so cool High 15 to 35 with extreme southwest.

School of Mines Montana Divide Associated Press Billings Belgrade O T Broadus Butte Cut Bank Eaeaccneconscese Dillon Drummond Sneeeeeneene Glasgow Great Falls Terete Reverine Havre Il Helena Immonronssesenerersess Kalispell Lewistown Oo Eaee

Greek Bayonets Stop Chinese Banzai Attacks

Greek troops using fixed bayonets repulsed Chinese Red banzai attacks in central Korea. Allied forces advanced toward the 38th parallel with heavy censorship and reports of continued front advances. Greek forces claimed 222 enemy killed and 600 wounded on hill positions near Chunchon as parallel approaches intensified.

Tokyo Korea 38Th Parallel MacArthur Hongchon United States Eighth Army Hongchow Chunchon South Korea United States Fifth Air Force

State Officials Clear Up Rift in Rabies Fight

State officials presented a united front behind a Billings rabies quarantine campaign aimed at eradicating stray dogs and cats. Officials explained the apparent rift between agencies resulted from a misunderstanding. A Billings case involved a dog with rabies and a local child receiving antiserum after the brain tissue was tested in Helena.

Billings Livestock Sanitary Board Livestock Agency State Board of Health H. F. Wilkins G. D. Carlyle Thompson State Health Board E. M Safford Helena New York State

New Mines President to Speak at Butte High Graduation

Dr. J Robert Van Pelt newly named president of Montana School of Mines will deliver the commencement address for the 1951 graduating class of Butte high school. The 8 p m May 24 ceremony will be in the high school auditorium with 265 seniors slated to graduate.

J. Robert van Pelt Montana School of Mines Butte High School van Pelt Harry M. Ross George Haney Haney

Two Children Die in Padlocked Home Fire

In Kankakee Illinois a fire killed three year old Fred Johnson and his two year old sister Frankie Louise. Their infant sister Diane survived after neighbor Ed Weeks forced entry. Police questioned the mother Rosie Lee Johnson who had prior detachments for leaving her children.

Kankakee U.P Fred Johnson Frankie Louise Diane Ed Weeks Rosie Lee

Appointed Senator From Kentucky

Frankfort Kentucky March 17 Thomas Rust Underwood was appointed to the United States Senate by Gov Lawrence Wetherby He is a 53 year old Democratic congressman from the sixth district and editor of the Lexington Herald He will replace Virgil M Chapman of Paris Ky who died of injuries in a Washington automobile crash March 6.

Frankfort Thomas Rust Underwood United States Senate Lawrence Wetherby Underwood Lexington Herald Virgil M. Chapman Paris Washington

Holy Week Opens in Butte Today

Holy Week begins in Butte with Palm Sunday services as churches recount Christ entry into Jerusalem. The week continues with the arrest, trial, crucifixion, and resurrection narratives leading to Easter Sunday March 25. Public Good Friday closures in mining city observed 12 noon to 3 pm with Boy Scouts and Boys Central high students distributing cards.

Jerusalem Garden Gethsemane Pontius Pilate Calvary Christ Silver Bow County Knights of Columbi Boy Scouts Boys Central High School Knights of Columbus

Six Killed When Plane Crashes in Louisiana Meadow

A two engine Navy plane from Corry Field Pensacola crashed into a meadow near Monroe Louisiana killing six crew members. State police initially identified five bodies due to severe dismemberment with the sixth later identified. Local witnesses heard the engines sputtering before the crash and residents rushed to the scene.

Monroe Corry Field Pensacola Fla Joe Turner Louu Isianna State University Extension Calhoun Mege

Also Mentioned on This Page

Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Red Cross Bonner Legion's Community Survey Burr's Department Store Hennessy Co Bennett Hennessy Co.—Dresses J.C. Penney Co Shiner Furniture Co Stratford Men's Shop Bertoglio Butte Motor Co Christie Furniture Christie Furniture Mart Electric and Music Mart Fox Theaters Fox-Montana-Rialto Gamers Confectionery Gamer Shoe Co Gordon's Jewelry Ed Marans Emil Marans Hosiery Betty Rose McCarthy War Surplus Metals Bank & Trust Co Pioneer Fuel & Lumber Co S & S Jewelers Wein’s Clothing Store Weinbergs Sonny Allen 3Utte Bottlers Supply Co Food Bank Savings Center Green's Cafe Gribbens Gas’s Tamales Interstate Lumber Jaysons Furs Tom Kirby Appliance Mart LeSages Gift Bill Mahagin’s Texaco Emil Marans Monarch Lumber Co Oewhshi Furniture Orton Bros. Post Office Rosenberg Furniture Jimmy Shea S & S Jewelers Spillums Terminal Food and Drug Center Austice Real Estate Bender Realty Co Belever Realtor Butte Motors Butte Nash Inc Butte Truck & Motor Currie-Buick Gribbens Harrington Realty Hanley Auto Repair Lawler & Rowe Montgomery Ward Murray Motors New Method Laundry O'Connor Typewriter Exchange Parker Morelli Motor Co Price Motors Toy Realty Wakley Pontiac Wellman Motors Wilson Motors Wilson-Sims Real Estate Wulf Realty Legion Boys RFC Loan Authority New School of Mines Kentucky
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