Last Rites For CG F Kelley In NY And Butte
Funeral services will honor Cornelius F. Kelley, eminent American industrial leader and retired chairman of The Anaconda Company. Requiem masses are set in St. Patrick's Cathedral New York and St. Patrick's Church Butte with interment in the Kelley family mausoleum Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Prominent businessmen will serve as honorary pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Butte
Cornelius Francis Kelley
Anaconda Company
New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Kelley
Gate of Heaven Cemetery
St. Patrick’s Church
Mr. Kelley
George G. Allen
Duke Power Company
William C. Bolonius
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
J. Luther Cleveland
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
W. Palen Conway
Guaranty Trust Company
Charles P. Cooper
Presbyterian Hospital
City of
John T. Dorrance Jr
Campbell Soup Company
Charles E. Dunlap
Berwind-White Coal Mining Company
Walter S. Franklin
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
W. Alton Jones
Cities Service Company
William L. Kleitz
Charles S. Munson
Air Re
Montana Weather Outlook For Tuesday Through Wednesday
Montana east region expects mostly cloudy skies with showers and thundershowers mainly west and south. Highs 55 to 65, lows 38 to 45 Tuesday night. cooler north portion, warmer west and south portions Wednesday with highs 60 to 70. Montana west region remains mostly cloudy with showers and scattered thundershowers, no major temp change, highs 60 to 70, lows 40 to 45.
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Montana
Oil Lease Sale in Montana Nets $271,000
Montana leased 83,656 acres of state land at an average $3.24 per acre with 85 bidders paying a total of $271,253 for 172 oil and gas tracts statewide. Rex Baker led per acre price at $76 for 160 acres in Pondora County while M. C. Gunn set the top tract value, $26,080, for 640 acres in Daniels County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Lou E. Bretzke
Rex Baker
Billings
Pondora
Bretzke
The
Land Board
Missoula Tests Daylight Saving Plan by Resolution
The Missoula City Commission approved a daylight saving time experiment to begin July 14 on a test basis. It would appear on the August 27 primary ballot for voters to decide if the plan continues through the summer. The 4-1 vote set the question on the ballot with the outcome determining the summer schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Johnson presses Ike over budget policy during address
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson accuses the Eisenhower White House of a revolving door approach to spending and urges a clear budget stance. He cites mixed statements by Adams, Humphrey, and Nixon and forecasts a pivotal TV radio budget speech Tuesday night seeking decisive direction. Senator Javits also weighs in on budget share of GNP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Nixon
Congress
Sherman Adams
Knowland
California
Bridges
New Hampshire
Adams
White House
Sen. Javits
Javits
Prominent Coast Specialist Slain
In Oakland California a famous chest specialist, Dr Harold G Trimble, was shot dead on a sidewalk. S Sydney Klass, 53, confessed before arrest after a cab driver radioed police during a high speed chase leading to the suspect within eleven minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Sydney Klass
Harold G. Trimble
Klass
Anthony Bolger
Paul W. Potts
Surprise gift pocketbook yields $600 mystery
In Leominster Massachusetts a mother, Mrs Henry Bolduc, received a gift pocketbook from her daughter in law for Mother’s Day. Inside a zippered pocket lay $600 in cash. Neither Mrs Bolduc nor Mrs Gerald Bolduc nor the department store can explain the source of the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leominster
Mass
U.P
Henry Bolduc
Bolduc
Gerald Bolduc
Probers Tie Beck Relatives to Toy Purchases by Union
Senate Rackets Committee heard evidence that Dave Beck relatives and friends profited about 180000 dollars from toy truck sales to the Teamsters Union. Testimony included a 200000 dollar loan to Beck from Detroit industrialists amid tax inquiries into missing union funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Roy Fruehaus
Detroit
Beck
Europe
Union Treasury
Robert F. Kennedy
Treasury
Western Conference of Teamsters
Carmine Bellino
Senators
Union Merchandising Co
Dave Beck Jr
Norman Gessert
Nathan Shefferman
Chicago
Shefferman
Shelton
Bellino
Teamsters
Union
Associated Transport, Inc
New York
Brown Equipment Co
Sidiary
Bert M. Seymour
Associated Transport
Seymour
Kennedy
Fruehauf
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Damages Hit Five Million After Lampasas Flood
Lampasas Texas reeled from a 10 foot wall of water that crashed through a broken levee Sunday night. Four people were dead and five were missing as searchers cleared debris. The flood destroyed the business district of 45 establishments and damaged 150 homes.
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Lampasas
Tex
Texas
Fort Worth
George Smiley
Wichita Falls
Austin
Red Cross
Macmillan accepts Nasser as boss. eight MPs resign
Prime Minister Macmillan acknowledged Nasser as the Canal’s boss for the moment and ordered British ships to resume sailing. Eight Conservative MPs quit the government in protest, calling appeasement disaster and declaring themselves independent Conservatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Macmillan
Nasser
Suez Canal
Egypt
Labor Party
Suez
House of Commons
Britain
Rome
Congress Receives Broad Tips From States And Citizens
Letters to Congress pour in with advice on cutting federal spending and taxes. States push varied projects from canal safety to defense funding, while the National Cowboy Hall of Fame proposes turning the Oklahoma City museum into a national shrine attracting youth nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Congressional Record
Missouri Senate
Missouri
Delaware Senate
Senate
Delaware House
Delaware River
Chesapeake & Delaware Canal
Hawaii
Oklahoma
Oregon
Bully Creek
Kansas
National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Museum
Oklahoma City
Western College Building Contracts Let
State Board of Education awarded contracts totaling 550000 for Western Montana College of Education in Dillon. Huckaba Lutey Construction Co won the general bid 244200 for a dormitory and student union, Laudh Construction 129000 for married students housing, Rebel Plumbing 80185 for plumbing and heating, Frank Davis 33891 for electrical work, Dyer Construction 44180 for faculty housing, Schmidt Plumbing 6345, and Palmquist Electric 2942. The board also tabled salary talks with A G Peterson of Eastern Montana College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Western Montana College of Education
Dillon
State Board of Education
Huckaba-Lutey Construction Co
Whitehall
Laudh Construction Co
Great Falls
Rebel Plumbing
Helena
Frank Davis
Dyer Construction Co
Schmidt Plumbing and Heating Co
Anaconda
Palmquist Electric
A. G. Peterson
Eastern Montana College of Education
Billings
Peterson
Montana University System
United States Rejects Japan Request to Halt Nevada Tests
Washington officially rejects Japan's plea to suspend Nevada atomic tests slated May 16 to Sept 1. Secretary Dulles notes U S readiness to stop testing if stockpiling ends under safeguards while blaming Russia for blocking disarmament efforts. Japan and 46 others were invited to observe the low yield tests amid weather safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Japan
Nevada
State Dept
Takeso Shimoda
Dulles
Britain
Russia
U.S
Area Water and Power Outlook Good on May 1 survey
May 1 snow surveys show strong irrigation and power water prospects in the Upper Missouri River Basin led by higher than April content and above average Columbia Basin measurements. Beav erhead Barretts runoff forecast 178000 acre feet 100 percent of 15 year average. Big Hole Melrose 631000 acre feet 85 percent. Jefferson Sappington 879000 acre feet 83 percent. Madison West Yellowstone 210000 acre feet 106 percent. Gallatin Gallatin Gateway 432000 acre feet 97 percent.
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Missouri River
Larry Osburnson
Soil Conservation Service
Butteman
Columbia Basin
Montana
Clark Fork
Osburnsen
Osburnson
Beaverhead
Barretts
Big Hole
Melrose
Jefferson River
Sappington
Madison River
West Yellowstone
Gallatin River
Gallatin Gateway
Crop Prospects Are Favorable in Montana
The Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports that despite a later season, prospects for 1957 are quite favorable. Rain in April improved soil moisture, reserves are adequate to abundant, and May 1 shortages are limited to a few central western counties. Winter wheat looks very promising with a forecast of 45 526 000 bushels from 26 bushel yield, pending continued favorable conditions.
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Helena
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Montana
Chile Copper Experts Visit Butte On Anaconda Tour
Senor and Senora Bernardo Pizarro and Senor and Senor Carlos MacDonald of Santiago, Chile, tour The Anaconda Company operations in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls. They arrived Monday afternoon as members of Chile’s Copper Department Technical Section. They will also attend The Anaconda Company stockholders meeting in Anaconda on Wednesday.
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Senor
Senora
Bernardo Pizarro
Senora Carlos MacDonald
Santiago
Chile
Butte
Anaconda Company
Anaconda
Great Falls
Senor Pizarro
Senor Mac. Donald
Copper Department
Republic of Chile
Clean-Up Parade Highlights Butte Campaign Kickoff
The 1957 Clean-up Paint-up and Fix up Campaign parade drew strong participation though poor weather reduced spectators. Cmdr. A D Yost and Sheriff William Dalling led as marshals with 100 vehicles touring business, government, military and residential sections from downtown to Big Butte and East Butte districts.
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Butte
Cmdr
A. D. Yost
Navy Reserve Center
William Dalling
Girls Central High School
Big Butte
Walkerville
Centerville
Boulevard
Atherton
Floral Park
Race Track
East Side
Meaderville
McQueen
East Butte
Civil Rights Bill Advances in House but Stalls in Senate
The Eisenhower administration civil rights bill moves in the House with an 8 4 Rules Committee vote to send it to the floor on May 21. In the Senate southern opposition blocks Judiciary Committee action and rejects a Thursday decision vote, signaling continued stalemate despite House momentum.
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House
Senate
Washington
Eisenhower
House Rules Committee
Judiciary Committee
Sen
Hennings
D-Mo
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
Miller
R-Ny
Mason
R-Ill
Congress
Roy H. Glover Arrives To Visit Company Stockholders Meeting
Roy H. Glover chairman arrives in Butte to preside at the annual stockholders meeting of The Anaconda Aluminum Company in Anaconda. The meeting is set for 10 am standard time at the Anaconda Employes Club with several New York officials present. R. E. Comes presides over The Anaconda Company metallurgical operations and is joined by W. K. Daly C Moran and R. E. Jae from the corporate staff.
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Roy H. Glover
Anaconda Company
Butte
Anaconda
Anaconda Employes Club
New York
Anaconda Aluminum Company
Baren Soo
Ofacecause
R. E. Comes
Anaconda Aluminum
W. K. Daly
C. Moran
R. E. Jae
Caples
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John Fuller
Niles Township School
Skokie
Ill
Sarane Crowther
CG. F. Kelley
Duction Co., Inc
George E Roosevelt
Roosevelt & Son
Carroll M. Shanks
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Charles M. Spofford
Eugene W. Stetson
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Robert T. Stevens
J. P. Stevens & Co., Inc
James M. Symes
Kenneth C. Towe
American Cyanamid Company
Charles E. Wilson
Guaran
Montana Weather
Pep
Billings Belgrade
Broadus
Sen. Johnson
Ike
By Jack Bell
Probers
Brit
Arthur Edson
Western College
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