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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1948

Page

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High Sugar Beet Yield Expected

Billings Montana March 1948 sugar beet acreage to be largest since before the war says Lyman H Andrews manager of Great Western Sugar Billings district. Beet labor prospects better than since the war following approval of 1948 sugar beet scale by Beet Growers Marketing Association of Montana. Contract base price 840 per hundred pounds with 1 2 percent sugar content. Farmers receive 10.80 per ton plus 2.64 government payment totaling 13.44, down 1.90 from last year. Contracts to be issued to fieldmen by Thursday.

Billings Sugar Company Lyman H. Andrews Great Western Sugar Company Beet Growers Marketing Association of Montana

Bicycles Stolen From Western Union Office

Two Western Union messenger boys, Albert Vavas and Tony Land, reported to Police Desk Sergeant Tom Mulcahy that their bicycles were stolen from in front of the Western Union telegraph office about 1 30 o clock Tuesday afternoon. The bikes were described as a black and white Western Flyer and a red and cream Schwinn.

Western Union Albert Vavas East Galena Tony Land East Mercury Tom Mulcahy Telegraph Office

Montana Chamber urges informed voters amid apathy

Treasure State News reports from Helena that the Montana Chamber of Commerce calls Montanans to inform themselves through all media about business, economics and government. It cites national polls showing widespread ignorance and public apathy as a threat, noting voters misunderstand budget terms and often vote by party as in the past.

Helena Montana Chamber of Commerce Cchamber

Woman Attorney to Seek Reelection in Fergus County

Lewistown March 30 Montana's only woman prosecutor O Louise Replogle 24-year-old said she would seek reelection to the Fergus county attorney post she has held since January 1947 Plan to seek Republican nomination in the July 20 primary She is active in state GOP affairs and led a gambling raid on a local night witb several months ago Her district court case against its officers is still pending.

Lewistown Montana Fergus County Pretty O. Louise Replogle Miss Replogle

Montana Health Report Issued

Helena reports the Montana health board issued figures showing 356 communicable disease cases last week raising the 1948 total to 4 965, with 147 numps cases including 64 in Great Falls and 20 in Missoula and Mineral counties. Other diseases listed include measles 59 ayonisis 34 chickenpox 54 influenza 16 diphtheria 11 scarlet fever 10 tuberculosis 6 and typhoid fever 2.

Helena Montana Health Board Great Falls Missoula Mineral

MacArthur Headquarters to Open in Kalispell Montana

Lewistown attorney Moncure Cockrell says Montana state MacArthur for President club will open its headquarters in Kalispell next week. A statewide organization session is planned in Helena or Kalispell soon. Cockrell calls the Montana campaign dignified and well thought out and notes the general rate is high in Montana.

MacArthur Kalispell Lewistown Montana Sys Moncure Cockrell Namcd Helena Kallspell Cockrell

Swine Breeders Sale Is Held at Midland Empire Fairgrounds

Twenty four bred gilts averaged 109.69 and total 2692.50 at a Midland Empire Swine Breeders Association sale. A Chester White 4 H Model consigned by Richard Jenson of Pompeys Pillar topped at 140 bought by Jurgem Harmes of Belmont. Durac Jersey entries averaged 121, Chester Whites 113.25, Spotted Poland Chinas 105 and Hampshires 98.75. Walt Davin of Bozeman, association secretary, was sales manager.

Midland Empire Swine Breeders Association Midland Empire Fairgrounds Chester White Richard Jenson Pompeys Pillar Jurgem ‘Harmes Belmont Jenson Durac-Jersey J. W. Dawson Huntley Chester C

Miles City Forsyth Power Line Planned

Miles City and Forsyth will gain a new 60,000 volt power line, 44 miles long, with major substation additions at both towns to double capacity. The project links to a Glendive to Miles City line, with construction starting this spring and power supplied from Fort Peck.

Miles City Forsyth Robert Naylor Montana-Dakota Atilities Company Naylor Reclamation Bureau Glendive Fort Peckham Nay- Jor

Highway Association to Meet at Falls in April

GREAT FALLS March 30 A definite program for development of the Central Montana highway will be drafted at a meeting of officers and rectors of the Central Montana highway association here in April 5 Dr Harry J Medregor of this city president announced the meeting will open Monday at 9 30 a m at the Hotel Rainbow A representative of the state highway commission will attend LAST RITES SET LEWISTOWN March 30 Funeral services will be held here Friday for Bert Barkhoff 67 Montana resident since 1902 who died at his Stanford home Sunday Barkhoff formerly farmed at Dozeman Moccasin and Moore Three sons and three daughters survive

Great Falls Montana Highway Central Montana Highway Association Harry J. Medregor Lewistown Bert Barkhoff Montana Stanford Barkhoff Dozeman Moccasin Moore

Revised Highway Limits Posted

Montana highway department announced spring thaw load and speed limit revisions for trucks and buses. Effective Thursday, limits vary by route with 200 pounds per inch width and 35 mph on US 191 from Roveman to Duck Creek wye. 300 pounds, 30 mph on US 93 and related state highways. 340 pounds, 30 mph on US 10 and connected routes. all other highways 490 pounds per inch width and 34 mph.

Helena Montana Highway Department United States Roveman Duck Creek Wye West Yellowstone Bedford Eureka Whitefish Columbia Falls Glacier Park Station Idaho Garrison Anaconda Drummond Polson Plains Elmo Bonner Greenough

Strong National Guard Deemed Necessary in Unsettled World

Helena March 30 Brig Gen 8 H Mitchell Montana adjutant general said a strong National Guard is necessary and will work with the Army to explain national defense during Army Week April 4 10. Guard units plan extensive programs with armory inspections and a Helena event April 6 where Gov. Ford will present scrolls to Medal of Honor recipients from Montana.

Helena Montana Guard 8. H. Mitchell America Montana Sam C. Ford VII

Greater Production of Manganese Chromium Is Urged

Washington March 30 4 Increased production of manganese and chromium essential steel ingredients was urged by a House public lands subcommittee. Rep Wesley DEwart said the United States should produce more metals rather than depend on Russia and foreign sources. Chairman Lemke said the government or private industry must produce more chromium, with financial incentives if done by private industry.

Washington House Public Lands Wesley D'Ewart R-Mont United States Russia Lemke R-N.d

Promissory Notes Rehearing Sought in Bank Case

Montana Supreme Court asked to rehear promissory notes dispute involving Roberta State Bank and James S. O Rourke who claims forged signatures on 2900 dollars of notes. Yellowstone county court ordered payment. Supreme Court upheld. Gov. Ford appointed Dr. T B Moore to Montana board of medical examiners replacing Dr Bresee. term to 1954.

Helena James S. O'Rourke Montana Supreme Court Roberta State Bank Frank Murray O'Rourke Yellowstone County Supreme Court Sam Ford T. B. Moore Kalispell Montana Board of Medical Examiners Moore Charles J. Bresee Great Falls

Film Offensive to Soviet Regime sparks ban demand

In Rome the foreign office said the Russian embassy urged a government ban on the Hollywood film Ninotchka for being offensive to the Soviet regime Greta Garbo stars. In Idaho a light Wreo training plane crashed near Coeur d Alene killing pilot Dean Baldwin 26.

Rome U.P Foreign Office Greta Garbo Coeur D'Alene Idaho UPI Wreo Here Dean Baldwin

Governor Backs Cancer Campaign

Governor Sam Ford accepted honorary chairmanship of the American Cancer Society April campaign to raise 75000 for cancer control in Montana. He said funds will be used to educate the public and advance control efforts as about 3000 Montanans volunteer for the drive. Committee members include William Steege Charles E Jarrett James Flaherty William Bartley Mrs Sam Coleman and GB W Bowler with regional leaders Mrs H W Peterson and William G Preston.

Billings Sam Ford American Cancer Society Montana H. W. Peterson The Cancer Society William G.preston Great Falls Sweet Butte Walter Peoples Cut Bank Frances MacDonald Bozeman

Helena Launches Low Cost Housing Project Initiative

Helena development association on March 30 asked businessmen to underwrite a proposed 100000 dollar low cost housing project in the capital. A nonprofit corporation will be formed to build at least 100 houses once underwritten. Over 65 businessmen approved the program in a Monday vote.

Helena

Four VA Offices Ordered Closed In Montana

Veterans administration offices closed Tuesday night at Kalispell Havre Miles City and Glendive due to nationwide personnel reductions. Four Montana VA contact officers were dismissed while regional offices in Fort Harrison Butte Billings Bozeman Great Falls and Missoula remain open. Stenographers were offered transfers and some contact men will move. four Montana staff received 30 day discharge notices. Patrick Shelvin will transfer from Miles City to Butte.

Helena Veterans Administration Kalispell Havre Miles City Glendive Montana Meredith Patrick Shelvin Butte

Stolen Idaho Auto Wrecked in Butte

Louis Delduceo of Sandpoint Idaho called sheriff's deputies to claim the wrecked car found in Butte is the one he reported stolen from Sandpoint Sunday morning. The vehicle rolled 160 feet to rest near the Pennsylvania mine yard after a crash at East Broadway. The driver fled on foot. authorities search city and county officials for him.

Att Auttomobile Butte Sheriff's Deputies Louis Delduceo Sandpoint Idaho East Broadway Pennsylvania

Three Women Die In Grenade Attack At Luzon Event

In Manila on March 20 three women were killed and about 30 injured when a hand grenade was thrown into a crowd at a high school celebration in Baler eastern Luzon. The bomber fled into the crowd as medical aid was sent, according to a telegram to President Roxas from Gov. Gregorio Santayana of Quezon province.

Manila Baler Luzon Manuel Roxas Gregorio Santayana Quezon Nere

Soviet Threat to Limit Western Berlin Traffic

In Berlin on March 30 Soviet chief of staff Lieut Gen G S Lukyanchenko warned Western Allied rail and highway links with Berlin could be restricted. He cited growing Soviet zone demands as justification and said traffic would be regulated and overseen by Soviet military authorities to ensure order and obedience to law.

Berlin High Command Germany G. S. Lukyanchenko Lukyanchenko Helmstedt Berlin-Hannover

Employes Club Chorus Debuts Before Large A C M Audience

The A C M Employes club mixed chorus of over 40 voices debuted in the Crystal room before a capacity crowd Tuesday night. Directed by Trevor Thomas with Mrs. Pearl Litejohn as accompanist, the program included two regular numbers and encores. Other acts featured include the Meir family band, J B Weaver with an art specialty, Donna Lee O Neill tap dancing, Margaret O'Brien singing, Ray Collins on custom instruments, and a vocal duet by Mrs. E M Dennis and John Ball. Babe Maloney and Freq Langdon led community singing. Jim Chatham hosted. Esther Yorath and Mrs. Ray Collinge accompanied.

A. C. M. Employes Club Crystal Room Trevor Thomas Pearl Litejohn Jim Chatham Meir J. B. Weaver Donna Lee O'Neill Margaret O’brien Ray Collins E. M. Dennis John Ball Babe Maloney Freq Langdon Esther Yorath Ray Collinge

Butte Presbytery Meets This Week in Deer Lodge

The annual meeting of the Butte Presbytery and Presbyterial will be held at Mary Ann Larable Memorial church in Deer Lodge Thursday and Friday. Registration begins at 1 pm with sessions at 2:30 pm led by Rev. Thompson Baker. Miss Jean Bishop presides Presbyterial. Miss Gertrude Seubold, field secretary for mission support, will speak and advise on program policy. Mrs. Floyd Logee attends as synodical president and national council member.

Deer Lodge Butte Presbytery Mary Ann Department of Missionary Support Board of National Missions Presbyterian Training School Richmond Miss Seubold Floyd Logee National Council

Kiwanians Hear Harvey Eliason in Deer Lodge Speech

Kiwanians heard Harvey Eliason speak on "Support of Churches" Monday evening. Alien Denton sang Easter hymns with Mrs. Denton as pianist. Guests included Charles Scofield Rev L Thalacker Dave McIntyre W D Kendrick Anaconda and Rev Charles Wilson Helena.

Deer Lodge Harvey Eliason Alien Denton Mrs. Denton Charles Scofield L . Thalacker Dave McIntyre W. D. Kendrick Charles Wilson Helena

Jennings Funeral Set for Today

Funeral services for L. D. Jennings will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at the Presbyterian church in Deer Lodge Rev A E Nelson to officiate Burial will be in Hillcrest cemetery Family will have pallbearers among old-time friends.

Band Concert to Be Heard Today in Deer Lodge

Townspeople are invited to hear the State College band concert Wednesday at 10 o'clock in the high school auditorium. The concert is complimentary. Past Matrons of Eastern Star meet Friday at 8 o'clock in the Masonite temple for regular business and social hour with Mrs. William Craig and Mrs. Philip Richardson as cohostesses.

Deer Lodge State College ‘Band Eastern Star Masonite Temple Willliam Craig Philip Richardson

Hearst Heir Granted Divorce in New York Trial

New York reports that Mrs. William Randolph Hearst Jr. secured a divorce from her husband on Tuesday. The case involves the son of the Hearst newspaper chain’s leader, with proceedings concluded in the state capital.

New York William Randolph Hearst dJr Hearst Newspapers

Public Health Unit Plan Bills for City County Montana

A county public health plan would cost about 59000 annually with funding split among the county city school district and independent agencies and additional state federal and potential new federal funds. The structure includes a seven member health board appointed by county and city officials a health officer and a lay health council drawing from local clubs unions and organizations to advise on community health issues. The plan aims to cover vital statistics communicable disease control maternal child health school health services industrial hygiene sanitation and public health education and mirrors models in Great Falls and Missoula.

Montana Board of Control Dental Society Local Medical Society Veterans’ Organization Lull Br. Lull Great Falls Missoula W. E. Pry Fry Donald Gillespie Matt Christy Junior League Public Health Nurses South Side Businessmen Silver Bow County Tuberculosis Society Central Council of the Pta Beta Sigma Phi Business Sorority Butte High School Health Council Women's Protective

Reynolds Cancels His Expedition After Plane Mishap

PEIPING China Wednesday March 31 A U P veteran Milton Reynolds millionaire pen maker canceled his expedition to measure Amne Machin mountain after his plane sank a wheel into soft ground during taxiing causing a wheel lock to snap then the nose wheel blew out and the plane settled on its belly no one hurt Reynolds said the expedition is ended as repairs would take weeks or months.

Peiping China U.P Milton Reynolds Reynolds

Communist Leader's Home Is Wrecked

In Columbus Ohio a gang smashed the interior of Frank Hashmatl self styled Franklin county Communist leader home while 300 to 400 onlookers cheered. About 50 men broke windows and furniture in both breaks, with no one home at the times. The NYSE volume fell from 363 million to 254 million between 1946 and 1947.

Columbus Ohio Frank Hashmatl Franklin County

Romeo divorced in Reno after wife accuses cruelty

Romeo, a 26 year old armature winder from Lawndale California, was divorced in Reno on Tuesday after Norma Romeo charged mental cruelty claiming he was not from Reno and was no Romeo, while a separate report notes Kendall Steeves will represent Montana at a travel show in Detroit and Chicago expo after leaving town.

Romeo Las Vegas Reno Romeo Reno Norma Romeo Lawndale Calif Armature Winder

Quieting title in George Cobban Addition lands Butte Montana

In Silver Bow County Montana district court Wary A Carden and Francis T Carden sue Silver Bow County City of Butte Montana and others to quiet title to Lot 11 and 12 Block 2 George Cobban Addition No 2 to the City of Butte. The complaint names known and unknown heirs and devisees and asks judgment by default if not answered within 20 days. Elmer Shea clerk signs with W B Freebourns attorney for plaintiffs.

Legals District Court OF the Second Judicial District State OF Montana County OF Silver Bow Wary A. Carden Francis T. Carden Ve. Silver Bow County Phemia McPhail Treasuer Silver Bow County City OF Butte Bernard E. Holland State Board OF Equalization State OF Montana Bam D. Goza John A. Matthews Bod F Daniel 3. Knox D. J. Knox Jessie C. Knox Muriel Knox Vachon Vernie A. Davis V. A. Davis Joseph F. Saville J. P. Saville J. F. Saville Anna Saville Butte Mining WM. Recksiek, JR WM. Recksick William Recksiek Hermina Recksiek Pierce J. R. Pierce Hermina Recksiek J. B. Pierce Rudolph Qq Recksiek Rudolph G Recksick Etta Recksiek Reynolds and Sypher Reynolds, Sypher and Rochester Ipherewith Lota George Cobban Silver Bow Counts Elmer Shea John Sullivan W. B. Freebourn Silver Bow Block Montane

Russian Soldiers Kill Three in Dance Hall Fight

The interior ministry said Russian soldiers killed three Austrians with submachine guns Monday night in a dance hall in Josefberg, 45 miles south of Vienna, in the Russian occupation zone. Nineteen were wounded after a fight between Austrian civilians and a Russian soldier. The soldier returned with two companions and opened fire.

Vienna Interior Ministry Josefberg

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