Berlin Mayor Thanks Montana For Christmas Donations
Berlin Germany mayor L Schroeder and city social head M Ehlert send gratitude to Montana for Christmas gifts delivered via Glasgow Chamber of Commerce. The letter to Governor Ford praises Montanans for sacrifices and aid amid shortages, noting shipments arrived by mid March and were distributed to relief efforts.
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Helena
Harriet
Montana
Josephkiewer Tsecretary
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
Schroeder
Berlin
Ford
Helena burglary suspects will be returned to Helena
Billings authorities say three Billings men were brought to Helena for questioning in a safe burglary at an East Helena store. Detectives identified suspects Murray Ma and Raymond Buard along with Chris Young and released others after questioning. Grant extrdition for Gloria C Fraser to Utah on forgery charge.
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Billings
Fred Munger
Lewis and Clark County
Sherif
Tho Ag
Murrau MI
Raymond Buard
Chris Young
Osberts
Helens
Sam C. Ford
Gloria CG. Fraser
Utah
Salt Lake City
Great Walls
Montana Knights of Columbus elect today in Anaconda
Anaconda hosts the 44th annual Knights of Columbus convention with officer elections Saturday morning and a message from Supreme Secretary Joseph F. Lamb Saturday night at the Montana hotel. A candidates mass and exemplifications are planned at St. Pat church, with a later major degree work at St. Paul and urban district. The Joseph F. Lamb class will be initiated including many listed members and a reverend participant.
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Supreme
Joseph F. Lamb
Banque
Montana
Knights of Columbus
St. Pat Church
Tian A
Francis A. Dimont
Richards J. Hollenback
Emmett Hogan
Burton J. Jenks
Emanuel L. Rogers
Vincent J. Ragws
James Wales
Kentrth
Coughlin
George R. Dacis
Ellsworth
William — M. Gentry
George Hanson
Alfred
Haneson
Glen G. Stirh
James T. Rye
Stephen Antowieh
Farrell Gallagher
Muablon J. Lear
Maurice P. Lear
Walter Stattan
Michael B.ward
Phil. 0
Mr Garvel
Jr Joh E. Swansea
Joseph A. Wsladivh
Maria Menace
Robert, Jor
Anthony I. Solan
David ¥Nian
Paul J. Hean
William Crucevich
Thomas
Ryan
Joseph D. McCarthy
Raymond P. Dessette
John Harrity
Francis Ghumrau
Eugene Spettman
John Connors
Jank Couto
Thomas Canley
B. G. Briggeman
Governor Discusses State Development
Montana Governor Sam C. Ford and western leaders pushed plans to draw more industries to Montana and neighboring states. They stressed cooperation among governors, civic leaders, and governments, noting progress from the Bay Springs meeting and the need for skilled manpower as key to industrial expansion.
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Helena
Ford
Povernors
Bayes Springs
Associated Press
Attempts to Take Own Life After Motoring Mishap
Genn Harilford Connecticut May 31 report states Mrs Robert Goodwill wife of United Aircraft Corp employee attempted suicide after a road incident by leaping from Bulkley bridge into the Connecticut River. She survived with minor bruises and was treated at Hartford Hospital. A pedestrian involved sustained minor injuries. Police said the act followed a motoring mishap. Firemen rescued the woman using extension ladders.
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Harilford
Genn
Joey
Bulkley Bridge
Connecticut River
Joseph McDonald
Robert Goodwill
United Aircraft Corp
Hartford Hospital
McDonald
Lamey Addresses Shelby Gathering for Montana Nomination
Arthur F. Lamey, Billings attorney and Montana Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, spoke to a large Darby gathering in Shelby on Friday. He advocated pipeline drilling, improved schools, and state irrigation in his campaign remarks.
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Lamey
Shelby
Arthur F. Lamey Billings
Montana
Darby
Jmtate
Cottonwood Creek Erupts From Channel In Deer Lodge
May 21 report from Deer Lodge notes Cottonwood Creek overflows its channel due to warm weather and heavy rain. Rapids flood basements and seepage appears in many areas as the river tears through streets. Two Deer Lodge children were drowned in earlier years.
PTA Pre School Tea Held for Mothers
The Powell County Parent-Teachers Association hosted a pre-school tea at Central School on Wednesday for mothers enrolling children by five. Mrs. Howard Denton led the committee with Mrs. Frances Denton and local staff guiding activities. The theme Is Your Child Ready for School and officials distributed pre-school physical exam blanks to attending mothers and those moving to Deer Lodge for the summer. The event marked the first of its kind and aims to become an annual affair.
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Dear Lodge
May
Powell County
Parent-Teachers Association
Howard Denton
JL. M. Benjamin
Frank Brreding
Henry Hakill
Frances Denton
Rausie
George McGillis
A. S. Mowatt
Beth Applegate
Moss Florence Green
O. D. Speer
Uothers
Tocal
Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Notes Guests and visits mark Deer Lodge week
Deer Lodge notes list Arnold Wade of Three Forks visiting relatives here. A. L. Piper and son Richard left for Seattle. Mrs. Ralph Gwon and Mrs. Ema Wheeler visited old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Appling returned from Missoula with Mrs. Ema Wheeler. Mrs. Wheeler traveled from Helena, while Mrs. Ralph Townsend of Avery Idaho visited. Eastern Star meeting attended by Mrs. tis Steele of Three Forks. GUESTS include Marry Ettinger family and their relatives from Helena and Livingston. A marriage license was issued to Morris Herbert Slapat and Margaret Marie Hamilton.
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Deer Lodge
Htra
Arnold Wade
Three Forks
Deer Lage
Ema Wheeler
Wheeler
Helena
Ralph Townsend
Avery
Idaho
Ede
Tis Steele
Eastern Star
Ethel EB. Evans
Morris Herbert Slapat
Deimmeond
Margaret Marie Hamilton
Helmyie
Lille nberg Funeral Conducted In Sherman and Reed Home
Funeral services for John B Lille nberg were held Friday afternoon conducted by Rev. J Norman Carlson at Sherman and Reed funeral home. Mrs Paul Balser sang three hymns and pallbearers included Leitin Syren John Xeepi John Hohtari and others with interment at Mountain View. Knights of Pythins officers observed services at Stanford lodge No 53. ]]>
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Sherman and Reed
J. Norman Carlson
Paul Balser
Leitin Syren
John Xeepi
John Hohtari
Theodore Jarvela
John E. Rautis
Jack Kosola
Mountain View
Calanthe Lodge No
Canton Lodge No. 1
Knights of Pythins
Stanford Lodge No
Minnie
Trevithick
Whites’ Funeral Home
J. Homer Magee
James Cummins
Renne Named to National Forest Review Board
Dr Renne Montana State college president Bozeman accepted appointment as a member of the national forest board of review. He is one of three private citizens named to advise the secretary of agriculture on forest and land use issues, appointed by Secretary Clinton P Andersen for competence.
Montana to Lift Seasonal Truck Load Limits
Helena May 21 Ray Percy Montana State Highway Maintenance Engineer announced that seasonal load limits for trucks on all roads will be removed on Monday. The prior limits on load and speed applied to certain sections to prevent fire damage and road wear during spring conditions.
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Helena
Ray Percy
Montana
Big Adventure Ends in Tragic Loss for Twins
In Denton Maryland on May 21 Connie Sue and Ronnie Low Cole five year old twins wandered from home during a summer picnic trip near Garland Jake and drowned. Their parents William and unidentified mother were at work while relatives searched nearby fields. A passerby found clues on the pier before discovering the children's bodies at the bottom of the water.
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Denton
Connie Sue
Ronnie Low Cole
Garland Jake
William Cole
Anncle
Httle
Frank Bailey
Bus Petition Taken Under Advisement in Butte
Residents of Parrot flat area seek extension of Butte City Lines service with night hours on South Main route. Petition heard Friday before Horace P. Cases, board chairman, with sessions ongoing on bus service petitions and carrier certificates. A short circuit in an electric sign at a North Arizona street bar caused a fire alarm but caused no damage.
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Butte
Horace P. Cases
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Parvol Flat
Railroad Commissioners
Butie
Arizona Street
Reward Offered for Bakersfield Farm Strike Leader Shooting
The National Farmers Labor union AFL offered a $1,000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction in the shooting of an American Protective League farm strike leader in Bakersfield California on Monday night.
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National Tanna Labor Union
AFL
APL
Bakersfield
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