Eagles of Butte Honor Mothers Day Anniversary
Eagles of Butte Aerie No. 11 observes Mothers Day with the 6th anniversary ceremony at Eagles Hall in Butte. Leona Atkinson named Mother of the Year will be honored. address by Warren Mead of Treasure State Life Insurance Co. Rev. Sladich gives invocation, Vick gives benediction. musical acts include Paul Atkinson and others. remarks by officers and auxiliary leaders. Public invited.
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Order of Eagles
Eagles
Leona Atkinson
Eagles Hall
W. Granite
Cecil Atkinson
Warren Mead
Treasure State Life Insurance Co
John J. Sladich
Richard F. Vick
Paul Atkinson
Everett Cummings
Kevin Shannon
Bill Robinson
Irene Duckham Thomas
John Moriarity
Aerie
Neal Duddy
Oliver Briggs
Henry Mernin
Frank Neary
Ida Sutte
Butte Boy Receives 70 Stitches After Home Attack
A 14 year old Butte boy, William Dewey Banks, required seventy stitches around the neck and ear after an assault at his home on 70 East Park Street in the early hours Saturday. The assailant is his stepfather, William O Williams, who is in custody. A cup used in the attack left fragments at the scene. The injury was treated and the boy was returned home with his mother.
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Butte
William Dewey Banks
E. Park
Vern Maddock
Delbert LaBreche
John Huhtanen
John Sullivan
William O. Williams
Painting the Red Town Moscow Opens May 16 in Paris Summit Year
An international art exhibition titled For Peace opens in Moscow on May 16, the same day a summit meeting begins in Paris. The event signals a cultural push amid global diplomatic activity.
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Red Town
Moscow
Paris
Murray backs Bonner for Senate as Metcalf and Anderson clash
Sen. James E. Murray endorses John W. Bonner for Montana Senate and denounces Reps. Lee Metcalf and Leroy Anderson for pursuing self interest. Murray, 84, retires after 25 years in the Senate and notes the split among Montana Democrats could aid Republicans. The June 7 primary includes Bonner, Metcalf, Anderson, and John Mahan.
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James E. Murray
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John W. Bonner
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Lee Metcalf
Leroy Anderson
Metcalf
Anderson
Murray
Helena
John Mahan
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Butte Businessman Oscar Peterson Dies at 64
Oscar Peterson, 64, longtime Butte resident and former Pioneer Lumber Co president, died suddenly Saturday at his family home. He founded Builders Brick and Fuel Co, owned Central Hardware, and held leadership roles with the Gloria Dei Lutheran Church and Butte YMCA.
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Butte
Gaylord
John A. Peterson
Williamsburg
Peterson
Pioneer Lumber Co
Cahill-Mooney Construction Co
Builders Brick and Fuel Co
Central Hardware Co
Brick and Fuel Company
Webster School
Butte Business College
Gloria Dei Lutheran
Montana Weather Summary for East and West Regions
East Montana sees considerable cloudiness Sunday through Monday with only scattered mountain showers. Temperatures range Sunday 50-65, Sunday night 30-40, with little change Monday. West Montana colors the mountains cooler with highs 45-55 and Sunday night lows 25-35, mainly over the mountains.
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Scout Exposition Attracts Crowd in Butte Civic Center
More than 5,000 residents and area visitors attended the Jubilee Exposition of Vigilante Council Boy Scouts at the Civic Center Saturday night. Rotary cochairmen Ray Gallant and Dick Stewart led the event with over five display booths and live demonstrations. Cub Scouts showcased flower making, science displays and Boys Life topics, while the Montana Children's Center in Twin Bridges highlighted notable displays including leatherwork and Sea Scouting plus various educational exhibits.
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Population shifts show Butte drop while Deer Lodge up
Silver Bow County and neighboring areas report unofficial 1960 census results. Butte city totals 27 118 count, Silver Bow County 44 325 including city figures, Anaconda 11 905, and Deer Lodge County 18 434. City decline tied to residents moving to county and South Side. Anaconda up in both city and county. Greater Butte may rise still. residents missing are asked to submit Were You Counted forms at Civic Center.
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Butte
Silver Bow County
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
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Anaconda Road
Deer Lodge
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Mission Not Authorized by Officials Say
The United States admitted a high altitude Ameri can jet conducted an intelligence overflight of the Soviet Union. The State Department said the mission was not authorized by Washington officials. The admission, prepared under Secretary Herter and cleared with President Eisenhower, gives Khrushchev a significant propaganda point.
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United States
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
18 Craft Unions Turn Down Company Offer
George Blair reports craft unions in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls rejected the Anaconda Co offer. Vote totals: 10 18 against with one union pending in Butte seven unions rejected with painters to vote Anaconda vote 9 4 in favor Great Falls seven unions against. The package included wage increases retroactive to July 1959 and through 1962 plus a holiday and fringe benefits.
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The
Metals Trades Council
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Anaconda Co
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Silver Bow General Hospital Nears July Opening
Butte prepares for July opening of the $2.5 million Silver Bow General Hospital. Final inspection and board acceptance expected within a week or ten days, with inventories and staffing to follow. The new four story facility promises modern medical, surgical, obstetric, pediatric, diagnostic and chronic care services with 50 to 75 beds for non indigents.
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Silver Bow General Hospital
Board of County Commissioners
Silver Bow General Hospital Auxiliary
Montana
Silver Bow General Hospital opens cheerful patient rooms
Willis Gerry, chairman, and Gene Daly of the Board of County Commissioners tour a four bed chamber with closet and washing facilities in the new Silver Bow General Hospital. The scene highlights the hospital’s patient room design and amenities.
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Frank Gersh
Gene Daly
County Hospital
Dan L. Sullivan
John Delaney
Board of County Commissioners
Silver Bow General Hospital
Sotelo Retires After 70 Years as Ambassador Hotel Dishwasher
In a 1994 career start at the Ambassador Hotel, Tom Sotelo spent decades washing dishes for royalty and presidents. Friday night coworkers honored the 70-year-old with a champagne party in the Regency Room, where Sotelo joked that a dirty dish is like any other.
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Tom Sotelo
Ambassador Hotel
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