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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1950

Page

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Voters to Ballot on Mill Levies and Trustees in Butte Election

Butte voters face two school board seats Rene Rouleau Ervin West for Independent party and Dr John Bertoglio John W Cromer for Peoples party. A four mill special levy plus a one mill adult education levy are proposed to raise funds for elementary schools and adult classes. Officials say extra funds are needed as per capita foundation funding is insufficient and no deferred maintenance fund is available this year.

Rene Rouleau Ervin West Independent Party John Bertoglio John W. Cromer Peoples’ Party Butte Harry Ross Montana

Perfect Security Against Atomic Bomb Out

Congress heard that absolute security against atomic attack would cost over 300 billion dollars and may require a garrison state. Paul J. Larsen warned that decentralizing 200 large cities would be prohibitively costly and threaten liberties, urging community level civilian defense with federal aid.

Washington Congress United States Senate House Atomic Committee Paul J. Larsen Office of Civilian Mobilization National Security Resources Board Larsen William A. Gill NLRB Canada Edwin C. Johnson D-Colo

Slaying of Air Force Woman at Hamilton Field Shocks Base

Federal investigators say Staff Sgt. Fairy E. Decker, 44, was found strangled near a female barracks at Hamilton Field California. Sgt. Lyle H. Boswell reported the body around 5 30 a m and the death was ruled by strangulation through violence. FBI and military authorities lead the probe with civilian police superseded. Decker, a York Pennsylvania native, served 27 months in Japan and left behind a 22 year old son Horace. The body showed signs of assault including torn clothing and possible strangulation with a gold chain.

Fairy E. Decker York, Pa Air Force Base Army Letterman General Hospital San Francisco FBI Lyle H. Boswell 78Th Air Squadron Boswell Decker Horace

Truman demands full foreign aid for world peace

President Truman urged Congress to approve the administration’s full 3.375 billion dollar foreign aid request, arguing cutting the program risks a third world war. He warned that trimming aid would empower Communism and undermine postwar security, while praising aid as a keystone against atomic-age threats.

Key West Fla Truman Congressional Economy Bloc House United States Kee D-W. Va Foreign Affairs Committee Tydings D-Md State Department McCarthy D-Wis Ross Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee McGrath FBI J. Edgar Hoover Europe Asia

Chiang's Forces Get New Commanders

In Formosa on March 25 two new chiefs assumed roles in Nationalist China's high command. Gen Chou Chi-jou was sworn in as chief of the general staff while keeping air force command. Gen Sun Li-jen became commander in chief of the ground forces.

Taipei Formosa China Chou Chi-jou Sun Li-jen

Annual Montana Square Dance Festival Tickets Go On Sale

Advance ticket sales for the first Montana Square Dance Festival for Cancer Control begin April 3. Tickets cost 2.50 for patron seats and 0.60 for general admission. The event runs April 21 and 22 at Columbia Gardens pavilion with calls by Dr. Lloyd Shaw and exhibitions by clubs from Montana and beyond.

Montana Lloyd Shaw National Authority On Colorado Springs Canada

Census Takers Prep for 1950 Decennial Count in Silver Bow

Training for 48 enumerators starts Monday in Silver Bow county as the 17th census proceeds in Butte from April 1 to 30. About 460 exams will select the 123 enumerators with district offices at the county courthouse. Local crews and district staff include Amelia Kelly and Queenie Lynch among others, with a nationwide tabulation to follow in Washington, D C over two and a half years.

Melvin Sunderland Bozeman Percy Mannix Butte William S. Manley L. M. Steward Great Falls Joseph Fuller Dillon Queenie Lynch Silver Bow R. F. Maloney Amelia Kelly Julia A. O'Neill William Holland William Corbett Marvin Sunderland Alice M. Parker Joseph C. Fuller Camilla Gage Twin Bridges Don Reardon Anaconda Robert McKinnon Earl Brown Helena C. D. Fla Herty Whitehall Edith Kirscher Townsend Montana Washington D. C Silver Bow County

Democratic 81st Congress Mauls Truman Program

As the 81st Congress nears midterm, Democrats push Truman’s program aside more than the 80th did. While the pleo tax repeal bill nears law, education aid, housing and farm subsidy plans stall. Civil rights FEPC reforms face a weaker, voluntary alternative as House and Senate clash.

Congress Washington Truman Myers Pennsylvania Senate Brannan House Fair Employment Practice Commission FEPC

Seven Die When Plane Blows Up Near Phoenix

A converted B 25 exploded in flight near Phoenix killing seven North American Aviation employees from Los Angeles. The craft broke apart, scattering debris over a half mile and leaving a five foot trench in a field. The crash followed another Arizona air disaster days earlier near Gila Bend.

Phoenix Ariz Here North American Aviation Company Los Angeles Arizona Air Force Gila Bend North American Washington, D. C el Paso Chandler Allen Rolland

Four Day Old Helena Baby Cuts Teeth

Helena observers report Cheryl Rose Clements, four days old, cut two teeth Saturday at St John hospital. Attendants noted the infant was cross and fussy before the teeth appeared, while stating babies typically cut teeth around six months. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe A Clements of Marysville.

Helena St. John Hospital Cheryl Rose Clements Joe A. Clements Marysville

Klemme to Give Graduation Talk at Butte High

Dr H G Klemme former dean of men at Montana State college Bozeman will be the commencement speaker at Butte high school May 25 announced by principal George Haney The retired educator will discuss Where Do We Go From Here More than 250 seniors are candidates for graduation including many poised for vocations guidance noted it is a known address.

H. G. Klemme Montana State College Bozeman Butte High School George Haney Klemme

GOP Solons Plan New Drive Against Acheson

Senate Republicans prepare a coordinated campaign to attack Secretary of State Acheson over his department and Far East policies. Senator Bridges of New Hampshire will lead with a Senate speech, signaling a multi week effort as McCarthy's push against alleged Communist influence in the State Department grows.

Washington Senate State Acheson Bridges R-N.h Blast Acheson New Hampshire Far East Spi State Department McCarthy R-Wis Russia

Butte Apartment Building Burns

A three story frame building at 314 West Granite in Butte burned Saturday night rattling seven apartments. Captain Jimmy Goggan collapsed from smoke but revived and returned to fight the fire. Fire origin traced to a back bedroom on the top floor. damage extensive on the top floor with smoke and water damage on the lower two. Eleven residents were displaced. owner listed as Mrs. Jesse Talbot. Police assisted with traffic. fire control lasted about two hours.

West Granite Jimmy Goggan Butte Fire Department John O'Donnell Jesse Talbot West Park Talbot Butte

Pope Pius XII Calls Global Crusade of Prayer

Pope Pius XII will enter Saint Peter's Basilica to lead Catholics worldwide in a Crusade of prayer for a new order based on truth justice and charity. He announced his plan in a recent encyclical to bishops choosing Passion Sunday for the united effort.

Vatican City Pius XII Saint Peter's Basilica

Atlantic Pact teeth sharpened for defense drive

London reports the Atlantic alliance shifts from paper unity to shaping real military teeth. Talks in London and The Hague weigh who builds what, who pays, who commands, and how to counter aggression as B-29s and French carriers bolster the Atlantic program. High officials Bradley, Johnson, Sherman, Collins travel to align readiness with Europe’s economic backing.

London United States The Hague Atlantic Omar Bradley Joint Chiefs of Staff Louis Johnson Forrest P. Sherman Britain Germany France J. Lawton Collins Mediterranean Near East Council of Europe Paris Viscount Alexander Lord Tedder Royal Air Force

Butte Weather Forecast: Snow Likely Sunday

Mostly cloudy with occasional snow in Butte on Sunday and little temperature change. Sunday highs 40 to 50 west of the divide and 25 to 35 east of the divide, with Sunday morning lows around 20 to 22 and Saturday readings near 39 to 34 across locations.

School of Mines Divide Max Min Pep Billings Belgrade Broadus Butte Custer Cut Bank Dillon Drummond Glasgow Teens Tr Great Falls Havre Helena Tr Kalispell Onemene Lewistown Sescccecenss Livingston Miles City Eraceetenre Missoula Seseewentenees Superior West Yellowstone Whitehall

Unidentified Man Dies in St James Hospital

An unidentified man aged 50 to 55 died at 10 PM Saturday in St James hospital after being found injured in front of a East Park Street rooming house. Police and officers could not identify him. he had no teeth, a seagull tattoo, and possible prior dyed hair. Body sent to Duggan's Merrill mortuary.

St. James Hospital East Park Street Lars Larsen Bob Russell Duggan Merrill Mortuary

Snowstorm to Diminish Across Montana Sunday

A spring storm that dumped heavy wet snow on Montana Saturday will gradually weaken Sunday. Snow and wind are expected to decrease as temperatures stay moderate. The system affected most of Montana and was described as fairly general across the Rocky Mountain region from Utah to Canada.

Helena Montana Rocky Mountain Utah Canada

Youngster Killed by Lumber Lift in Missoula

In Missoula on March 25 6 year old David Richard Hamilton died from injuries after being crushed beneath a wheel of a lumber lift at a local yard. He was riding the lift with his father Leonard Hamilton and J R Kirkpatrick operators of K and H Lumber Co when he fell and was struck. He leaves parents a sister and three grandparents.

Missoula David Richard Hamilton Ralph M. Simmons J. R. Kirkpatrick K and H Lumber Company Leonard Hameilton

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Waf California Hamilton Field U.P Lyle H. Buswell Federal Bureau of Investigation San Rafael Calif Chiang C. D. Flaherty Dance Festival DR. H. G, Klemme Gop Solons Acheson Atlantic Pact Associated Press Soviet Union United Nations Foreign Office
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