Anaconda Stockholders Hear Glover On New Developments
Roy H. Glover, chairman, outlined major new projects and a vast five year expansion for The Anaconda Company. He highlighted a revised Butte district concept, aluminum and uranium ventures, Chile investments, and a plan to exceed prewar asset totals with earnings sustaining the construction surge.
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Roy H. Glover
Anaconda Company
Anaconda
Glover
Butte
Great Falls
Chile
Anaconda Employes’ Club
C. E. Moran
Mr. Glover
Maurice Newton
Edward S. McGlone
Enrique Baraona
Chile Copper Company
Santiago
Baraona
W. E. Mitchell
Montana
Columbia Falls
Grants
New Mexico
Berkeley
Northwest
Ryan
American Brass Company
Mattoon
Illinois
Terre Haute
Indiana
Los Angeles
California
Far West
Chuquicamata
el Salvador
Potrerillos
Nebraska Voters Show No Sign of Farm Revolt
In Nebraska vot ers delivered a light turnout in the presidential preference primary with Eisenhower winning near two to one over Kefauver. Eisenhower carried 17 of 18 GOP convention delegates as Kefauver won five of 12 Democratic delegates. Apathy marked the day, with under 200000 of about 800000 eligible casting ballots. Lincoln attorney Frank Morrison called the turnout frustrating and bewildering to Kefauver supporters.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Eisenhower
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Lincoln Atty
Frank Morrison
Planes Collide Near Flint Airport Killing Four
Two small planes, a Cessna 140A and a Cessna 170B, collided near Flint Municipal Airport as one landed and the other took off. All four aboard were killed. planes did not burn. Eyewitness Clarence Tinring, 52, described hearing an explosion while raking grass.
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Flint, Mich
U.P
Flint Municipal
Clarence Twining
U S Aids Iron Curtain Refugees in Austria
The United States announced a grant of 250000 dollars to assist growing numbers of refugees fleeing Eastern Europe and entering Austria. The aid comes through the Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration in Geneva.
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Geneva
Switzerland
U. S. State Dept
Intergovernmental Committee For European Migration
ICE ™ M
United States
Austria
Staff Meeting in Butte Hosts Anaconda Leaders
Roy H. Glover chairman of The Anaconda Company spoke at a staff dinner in the Hotel Finlen Butte. Department heads from Montana operations joined officials at the head table including Chester H. Steele and J. T. Finlen with many senior managers and engineers from Anaconda subsidiaries and Montana plants.
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Roy H. Glover
Anaconda Company
Hotel Finlen
Montana
Mr. Glover
Chester H. Steele
Western
Glover
Mr. Steele
J. T. Finlen
C. E. Moran
W. K. Daly
W. E. Quigley
J. D. Murphy
R. E. Schneider
D. R. Nelson
Mr. Quigley
J. H. Dickey Jr
H. F. Root
Enrique Baraona
Chile Exploration Co
Santiago
Anaconda Aluminum Company
A. C. Bigley
Western Mining Operations
Reno
F. A. Wardlaw
International Smelting and Refining Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
E. I. Renouard
Butte Mines
F. A. Linforth
F. S. Weimer
Great Falls
First Rock Salt Found in Louisiana at Avery Island
Note that rock salt was first discovered in America at Avery Island Louisiana, also known for Tabasco sauce. The brief item mentions Want Ads as ad seasoning and includes a sample ad offering two sets of garage doors for 19 dollars per set with contact phone 0000.
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Louisiana
America
Avery Island
Accord seen on Jordan River plan amid Middle East talks
Washington's Eric Johnston said the odds are 3-1 that Israel and Arab states accept a joint Jordan River development plan within three to four years. The Johnston plan, costing about 210 million dollars, would curtail yearly water waste and bring 250000 acres of land into production with aid from UN and the U S.
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Washington
Eric Johnston
Israel
Jordan River
Johnston
Eisenhower
Middle East
Jordan Valley
United Nations
United States
Butte Council Reviews Police Cars and Pool Bids
The Butte City Council met to review bids for police cars and motor cycles and for an outdoor swimming pool. Only $7,000 was available for the pool, prompting a likely rejection. a heated exchange occurred between Mayor Tim Sullivan and Alderman Pete Sodja.
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Butte
Tim J. Sullivan
Pete J. Sodja
Sullivan
City Recreation Board
Louis Lienemann
Contract Let for Sanctuary Unit at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church awarded Cahill-Mooney Construction Co. a 54,445 basic contract for a sanctuary shell at Plat inum and Excelsior streets. Total project cost near 100, with interior electrical, plumbing, and finishing by church volunteers. construction to begin next week and finish by September.
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First Presbyterian Church
Platinum
Excelsior Streets
Cahill- Mooney Construction Co
Chance Choir
Jet crash kills 15 at Ottawa convent rest home
Defense Minister says a false alarm prompted two CF100 jets to intercept a radar-targeted plane. The aircraft, an Air Force transport, collided with the Grey Nuns of the Cross home on the Ottawa River, killing 11 sisters and four others. The pilots and crew, led by Flight Officer William Schmidt, are among the dead.
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Ottawa
Defense Ministry
Ralph Campney
Defense
Air Force
Arctic
Defense Minister
Campney
Grey Nuns of the Cross
Ottawa River
Ontario
Quebec
Richard Ward
Toronto
Aline LaPointe
Alfred
Ont
William J. Schmidt
Medicine Hat
Alta
Kenneth D. Thomas
Niagara Falls
Sterling elected Montana Episcopal bishop coadjutor
The Rev. Chandler W. Sterling of Chadron Nebraska was elected bishop coadjutor of Montana to succeed Bishop Henry H. Daniels who plans to retire this year. Sterling, Montana’s sixth Episcopal bishop, was chosen from about ten candidates and will lead with wife and five daughters. He is a Northwestern University and Seabury Weston Theological Seminary graduate ordained in 1938 and has served in Illinois and Nebraska prior to his selection.
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Great Falls
Mont
Chandler W. Sterling
Chadron
Neb
Montana
Henry H. Daniels
Sterling
Iveson Batchelor
Louisiana
Dixon
Ill
Northwestern University
Evanston
Seabury-Weston Theological Seminary
Grace Church
Willmette, III
Freeport, Ill
Elmhurst, Ill
Nebraska
Weather Again Delays H-Bomb Test Over Bikini Atoll
Aboard the USS Mt. McKinley off Bikini Atoll aerial H-bomb tests were postponed again on Thursday due to marginal weather. The forecast for dawn Friday remained uncertain and another delay could push the drop back a week or 10 days.
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MT. Mckinley
Bikini
mid-Pacific Atomic Proving Ground
United States
Pentagon backs mysterious new aircraft after canceling faster interceptor
The Pentagon said it canceled contracts for a proposed world’s fastest long range interceptor to fund a "mystery" aircraft with greater potential. Dr. Clifford Furnas cited funds limits and heavier-than-expected plane weight, while defending a $5.3 billion research program amid congressionally raised funding concerns. Northrop, North American, and Lockheed were involved before withdrawal or cancellation.
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Washington
Pentagon
Clifford C. Furnas
Air Force
Northrop Aircraft
Hawthorne
Calif
North American Aviation
Los Angeles
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Burbank
Furnas
Congress
Senate
Plan to Exchange Data With Soviets Rejected
Washington The Commerce Dept rejected an American firm plan to swap information on drill bits used in oil wells with the Soviet Union. Secretary Weeks said national security concerns outweighed potential benefits, noting Russia would gain more than it would give. The firm was unnamed but reported to be Dresser Industries of Dallas, Texas.
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Washington
Commerce Dept
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Dresser Industries, Inc
Dallas
Tex
Interscholastic Opens Friday in Missoula Montana fiftyth meet
Missoula Montana hosts the 50th Interscholastic meet Friday with sports speech arts and theater. About 576 track and field entries 157 from Class C and 850 contestants across speech golf tennis and theater. Authorities warn out of town drivers will have cars towed or jailed for offenses with police Sgt George Meltzer supervising juvenile cases and liquor checks.
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Missoula
Montana
Missoula County High School
Custer
Miles City
Polson
Anaconda
Billings
Butte Public
Butte Girls Central
Cascade County
Flathead
Kalispell
Lewistown
Havre
Malta
Philipsburg
Plevna
Rowan
Whitewater
Sacred Heart Academy of
Missou
Montana Weather: Warmth Continues Across State Into Weekend
Montana forecast shows fair warm conditions east and west with highs 75 to 85 today and tomorrow. In the east a chance of afternoon mountain and southwest showers appears Friday as light westerly winds develop. The western portion stays fair with similar highs.
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Montana
Missing Brink's Bandits Caught in Dorchester Raid
FBI agents arrested James Ignatius Faherty and Thomas Francis Richardson in a rapid two minute Dorchester apartment raid. Three loaded guns were recovered and about $5009 in coins found in beer cartons, part of the $1,218,211 Brink's robbery case.
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Boston
FBI
Dorchester
Brink's
James Ignatius Faherty
Thomas Francis Richardson
Federal Building
Senate panel approves record farm bill boosting 1957 funding
A Senate Appropriations Subcommittee endorsed a $2.0 billion farm bill for the Agriculture Department for fiscal 1957, adding to House increases. The measure includes a $25 million rise for conservation payments and paves the way for soil bank programs potentially reaching $1.2 billion annually. Senators Aiken and Holland planned changes to price supports for non belt feed grains.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations
Agriculture Dept
Russell
DGA
House
Senate
Sens
Aiken
R-Vi
Holland
D-Fla
Eisenhower
GOP
Appropriations Subcommittee
Mines Cadets Win National Honors At Awards Ceremony
At Montana School of Mines a convocation honored cadets with national medals. Theodore Berthelote of Polson and Samuel Worcester Jr. of Butte received Society of American Military Engineers gold medals, while John Riggleman of Libby earned the Air Force Association medal as top senior cadet. Berthelote also received the Veterans of Foreign Wars award.
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Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Montana School of Mines
Library-Museum
J. R. van Pelt
College
Society of American Military Engineers
Theodore F. Berthelote
Polson
United States
Arthur E. Adams
Samuel A. Worcester Jr
Butte
Air Force Assn
John D. Riggleman
Libby
James T. Cousin
School of Mines
Berthelote
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John B. McClernan
Butte Vfw
Ernest B
Mercury Soars to Highest Levels of Year in Montana
A heat wave pushed Montana temperatures to yearly highs on Wednesday with Missoula at 81 degrees and Miles City at 80. West Yellowstone logged 69, Helena 78 the warmest since Oct 9, 1955. Forecasters expect 75-85 in eastern Montana and 70-80 in the west with moderating winds.
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Montana High Low
Billings
Belgrade Broadus
Helena
Montana
Missoula
Miles City
West Yellowstone
Weather Bureau
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Daniels
Mystery Aircraft
Montana Weather
Brink
James I. Faherty
Mines
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