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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1950

Page

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Butte Man Shoots Ex Wife and Self

Winnipeg floods continue as Red river breaches dikes flooding streets. Deputy City Engineer Taunton warns relief needed. Premier Campbell orders relief operations with Morton directing efforts. Thousands evacuated. Morris village evacuated remains drift downstream. Explosives carbide risk near St Boniface. river may rise five more feet prompting further evacuations.

Winnipeg Manitoba Red River A. J. Taunton Douglas L. Campbell R. E. A. Morton Canadian Army Prairie Command Morton Morris St. Boniface J. W. Sanger Sanger The Winnipeg Tribune

McCarthy Fires Back At Truman Allies In Charge Clash

Senator McCarthy charged the Truman administration with deceit in his anti-Communist claims, calling loyalty files on 81 State Department cases inadequate and phony. Pennsylvania Democrat Myers countered that no evidence supported McCarthy as investigations found employees clean after a four year loyalty effort.

Washington McCarthy Truman Chicago State Department Wisconsin Myers Pennsylvania Senate Honesdale FBI Department of State Pennsylvania Democrat Civil Service Commission Central Intelligence Agency Army Intelligence Navy Intelligence Secret Service

Prisoner Climbs Water Tower at Wisconsin State Prison

Clarence Tomlinson, 29, sentenced in Milwaukee for armed robbery, climbed to the top of the water tower during exercise at the Wisconsin state prison. Deputies kept calm, planning to wait him out as wind swirled but no threats were made. A prior inmate spent a day atop the tower before coming down after midnight.

Waupan Wis Wisconsin State Prison Ray Stoffel Clarence Tomlinson Milwaukee Stoffel

Campaign Opens Today for Anaconda School

Anaconda launches a $300000 fundraising drive to fund Central Catholic high school construction. A kickoff meeting at Washoe theater features Most Rev Joseph M Gilmore and a broadcast on KANA at 3 p.m. parishes unite for adult Catholic solicitations.

Anaconda Central Catholic High School Washoe Theater Joseph M. Gilmore Helena KANA St. Paul Church St. Peter Church John Sugrue

Montana Plans Treats for Truman Party

Montana plans to load President Truman's special train with local foods and gifts. Jack C. Toole of Shelby said about 200 rainbow trout and 120 pounds of elk steak will be aboard at Missoula, with 200 T-bone steaks added in Butte. Gifts include Montana gold, cuff links, a tie chain, a ring for Margaret Truman, and sapphires from the Yogo mine.

Helena Truman Montana Jack C. Toole Shelby John W. Bonner Great Falls Margaret Eaton Turner Yogo Virginia City Toole

Liberty Bell replicas cast in France for 1946 bonds drive

Forty nine exact replicas of the Liberty Bell were made in Annecy France by Henri Paccard and 65 artisans. The Treasury ordered the bells as bond drive symbols for 48 states and the District of Columbia. They will be shipped from the Brooklyn Navy Yard to state capitals.

Carter L. Davidson Paris America U. S Philadelphia Independence Hall Treasury Department States District of Columbia England Delaware John Marshall Treasury Annecy Henri Paccard Paccard Antoine Paccard French Alps Lake Geneva Anaconda Copper Mining Company Kennecott Phelps-Dodge American Smelting and Refining American Metals Miami Copper, Ltd Fore Motor Company Brooklyn Navy Yard Washington

Freakish Spring Weather Routs Nationwide Survey Finds Grim Effects

Nationwide AP survey shows spring chill and late warmth hit many sectors. Wheat losses near 65 million bushels. Georgia and Carolinas peach crops lose about 16 million. Valencia oranges in Florida suffer 0.32 percent destruction. Outdoor recreation attendance drops. shipping delays in the Great Lakes slow ore movement. steel mills cope by swapping grades.

Chicago Associated Press Georgia Carolinas Carolnia Valencia Idaho Pacific Northwest Grat Lakes Duluth

Youth Confesses Killing Watchmen in Landsburgh Store

An 18 year old Washington youth, former Landsburgh department store employee, confessed to the Friday morning knife slayings of two night watchmen after a lie detector test. He was also arrested on related stabbing and beating charges against a local druggist.

Washington U.P Landsburgh William Andrew Tyler Tyler

School Girl to Present Flowers for Trumans Visit

eighth grade pupil Jo Ann Harrington of St Marys parochial school will present flowers to Mrs Truman and Margaret Truman on May 12 in Butte as President Truman arrives. The event includes a platform at the Northern Pacific depot, a 15 minute address, a student band ceremony, and an honor guard of 22 miners. The reception committee lists many Butte dignitaries and Democratic officials with Gov Bonner and Lt Gov Cannon as co chairs. Secret service teams will return to Havre after meetings here.

Harry S. Truman E. C. Vawter Joseph F. Keane City Democratic Central Committee W. A. Curran Paul Cannon Thomas R. Morgan Eddie Price E. S. McGlone Walter Sullivan Silver Bow County Democratic Jo Ann Harrington St. Mary Parochial School Bernard Harrington East Woolman Truman Margaret Truman Butte Northern Pacific John W. Bonner William A. Curran South Side Democratic Club Curran Paul A. Cannon Jack Healy H. J. Schiesser Helena H. B. Landoe Bozeman Cannon and Curran Joseph E. Parker Joseph P. Keane Barry O'Leary R. H. Glover T. J. Sullivan Boris Girshowsky William Meyer J. J. McCaffery, Jr M. D. O'Connell George Haney Harry Ross J. D. O'Dwyer Francis Burns Oscar Hills John Stanton Harry Grabenstein L S. Waite, Sr Margaret Nagle H. B. Strasser Clara Geim Don O'Neill C. P. Schenck W. B. Renouard W. J. Walsh Kate Rockefeller William McCarthy Katherine Harrington Mae Narvaez Bob Maguire Secret Service Havre

Electric Industry Meeting Set Here

A conference of several hundred delegates from six western states and British Columbia will open Monday May 15 at the Finlen hotel. The Northwest Electric Light and Power association business development section will cover manufacturing to wiring, with leaders from Boise Spokane and New York among the speakers.

Northwest Electric Light and Power Association Finlen Hotel Western British Columbia Montana Utah Idaho Washington Oregon California Canadian H. N. Walters British Columbia Electric Company Earl A. Olson Boise Idaho Power Company T. E. Roach E. R. Dunning New York N. W. Ayer and Son J. M. Ketch General Electric Company R. L. Wilkinson Spokane Inland Empire Electrical Dealers Association J. R. Green Anaconda Copper Mining Company J. J. Nance

Parts of Woman's Body Found on Railroad Tracks

Parts of a young woman's nude body were found scattered along railroad tracks east of Flint Michigan on Saturday. Authorities say the victim about 25 years old was apparently slain and cut in pieces by trains that passed during the night. The body was discovered at 10 a.m. by a freight crew.

Flint Mich Here

Nicaragua President Dies in Philadelphia at 77

Nicaragua President Dr Victor Romano Reyes died at Hahnemann Hospital in Philadelphia on Saturday night. He was 77 and had cancer.

Nicaragua Philadelphia Victor Romano Reyes Hahnemann Hospital

Memorial Day staff named for Butte observance

The Butte Memorial Day general committee named Gov John W. Bonner as principal speaker for the May 30 program at the Veterans Memorial on South Wyoming opposite Butte High School. Ray Schilling chairs the program. details will follow. Marshall Jack Duggan will lead the parade with aides M. D. O’Connell Jr Floyd Stewart and Al Ayers.

Butte John W. Bonner Veterans’ Memorial South Wyoming Butte High School Ray Schilling William Daley Jack Duggan M. D. O’connell, Jr Floyd Stewart al Ayers Women's Relief Corps Anna Quinn Women’s Relief Corps Hugh Doyle George Richardson The Legion Muriel Heimbach Legion Auxiliary Hazel McCulloch United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Bernard Sullivan VFW

GOP Challenges President to Answer Charges

Republicans fire 10 broadside charges at the Truman administration and urge the President to respond during a 16 state campaign tour starting Sunday. They call his trip a cross country junket and say it promotes socialism while citing China losses as a cold war defeat.

Washington Truman China Guy George Gabrielson Owen Brewster Maine Senate Campaign Committee Leonard W. Hall New York House Campaign Committee Wilson Roosevelt

Butte Weather Forecast Sunday Snow Showers Likely

Partly cloudy to cloudy with occasional slight snow showers and little change in temperature. Sunday low around 20 and high near 50. West of Divide expect mostly cloudy with rain or snow showers and little temperature change, high 40 to 50. East of Divide partly cloudy with showers, high 45 to 55.

School of Mines Associated Press Divide

Butte Man Ray Morgan Dead After City Hall Shooting

A 48-year-old Butte miner, Ray Rollen Morgan, is found dead from a self inflicted gunshot after firing at his ex wife Martha Morgan in front of city hall. Martha Morgan is 36 and seriously wounded, with police naming a possible attempted murder and death by own action. John Cross, a one armed bartender, was also involved and questioned.

Butte Ray Rollen Morgan Martha Morgan St. James Hospital East Broadway Morgan John Cross Bart Riley Riley City Hall Cross American Legion James Clark Edward Mosher Blackstone Hotel Ray Madison Ray Morgan Cranmer Chilicothe

President Urges Passage of Statehood Bills

President Truman urged Congress to admit Alaska and Hawaii as states in this session to boost national security and regional development. He asked early approval of House passed bills, arguing statehood would strengthen defense and democracy and attract population to the northern territories. The Senate interior committee plans a report in about two weeks.

Washington Truman Congress Alaska Hawaii Joseph G O'Mahoney D-Wye Senate Interior Committee Union

Montanan Killed in Fall From Railroad Bridge

The body of 64 year old Thomas Sly was found west of Missoula on the Clark Fork riverbank beneath a Milwaukee railroad bridge. Coroner says he fell head first, striking a brace. A 1949 Montana fishing license and a payroll check stub to Sly were found on him. Four boys discovered the body during a Saturday hike.

Missoula Thomas Sly Here Clark Fork Ralph M. Simmons Sly Montana Great Falls

Hat Snap Returns to Doctor After Windy Chase

In Marshalltown Iowa on May 6 a wind swept hat from Dr. R C Carpenter to the roof of a four story office building two months ago. Saturday the same wind blew it back to his feet as he passed the building confirming a quirky return.

Marshalltown Iowa R. C. Carpenter

Msgr Meade to Speak at Boys Central Graduation

The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Dennis P. Meade of Missoula will deliver the commencement address and preside at Boys Central high school graduation in the Fox Theater on May 19 at 8 15 pm. Fifty five seniors will receive diplomas as the school closes its 26th year under the Christian Brothers.

Dennis P. Meade Missoula Helena Boys Central High School Fox Theater Monsignor Meade J. D. O'Dwyer J. A. Fellows Boys Central J. N. McMahon Boys Central Band Martin Cesare J. X. Dunphy

Butte Children Strike It Rich Near City Center

More than 30 Butte youngsters aged 2 to 13 dug up an estimated 100 dollars in silver and copper coins from a vacant East Mercury block near uptown. Players used shovels and garden tools to uncover recent date coins, with only one antique copper penny found. The discovery followed a report of a workman finding 800 dollars in the same area.

Butte Uptown East Mercury Doloras Facincani Straits Settlement

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Sen. McCarthy Anaconda School Central Committee Robert Dwyer Public Officials George Schotte Transportation Police Labor Maurice Moore Cochairmen Law Risken Cochairman Arne Antjon Carl Smith C. Pat Egan Tom Kelly James T. Finlen Trumans Electric Industry Memorial Day Gop Max Min, Wep SS Ee Belgrade Broadus Oaeeereeeeeees Custer Cut Bank Aterereesresce Dillon Drummond Glasgow Central Msgr. Meade
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