Mining Congress Topic of Butte Meeting Continues
The Butte gathering lists leaders from Montana mining firms and associations. Notables include L. B. Manning Philipsburg president of the Teast Cheaner Gulph Mining association and Carl J. Trauerman Butte secretary of the Mining Association of Montana. Officials from Anaconda Copper Mining Co also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mining Congress
Mike Home Mite and Milling Company
Don Holekvan
Helena
Teast Cheaner Gulph Mining Association
L. B. Manning
Philipsburg
Trout Mining Company
Richart Matthews
Virginia City
Madison County Mining Association
Walter H. Myers
Madisan County Mining Association
Doin I. Potts
Sheridan
Victoria Mines, Inc
R. B. Shelledy
Garrison
Great Falls
M. H. Gidel
Butte
R. H. Glover
Western General Counsel
D. M. Kelly
Butte Leaders Attend Luncheon and Business Program
Administrative consultant F A Linforth and vice president H J Rahilly of Butte spoke at the luncheon. Mines manager R H Sales and CEO Aeglea were present, with Chester K Steele and E R Borcherdt from Butte also contributing as consultant and research engineer. George Fowler, formerly of Butte and now a consulting ecologist in Joplin Missouri, attended as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Linforth
Butte
H. J. Rahilly
R. H. Sales
Aeglea
Chester K. Steele
E. R. Borcherdt
George Fowler
Fomerly
Joplin
Jews Attack and Air Battle Near Haifa Reported
British fighter pilots shot down four Egyptian Spitfires after a raid on Ramat Davis near Haifa. During the battle two British aircraft were destroyed and three ground crew wounded. Egyptian planes dropped 10 pound bombs and fires were reported, with unclear motive for the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
Haifa
Ramat Davis
Ramat
Western Montana Areas Flooded
Flooding hit western Montana with areas evacuated and roads closed. Kalispell reports severe conditions in the Flathead valley with families rescued by boat and many evacuees seeking refuge at the Odd Fellows hall. U S highways 88 and 10 blocked by high water as bridges stay intact. widespread secondary road inundation looms. Officials expect damages to run into thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Les
Kalispell
Flathead Valley
Odd Fellows Hall
Consul Wounded in Jerusalem amid a firefight
State Department said no further action planned after the shooting that wounded Consul Wasson. William Burdett Jr. filled in as vice consul during the attack. Secretary Marshall praised staff courage and noted Wasson’s long service and overseas postings, including Dakar during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Jerusalem
Wasson
William ©. Burdett, Jr
Consil
Marshalluickly
Great Falls
Mont
Melbourne
Australia
Newark
Michael McDermott
McDermott
Dakar
Ander
France
Regium
Burdette
Dubies
New Zealand
Pennsylvania GOP Endorses Martin for President
Pennsylvania Republicans unanimously endorsed Sen. Edward Martin for the Republican presidential nomination at the state committee meeting in Philadelphia. Supporters circulated 40,000 circulars branding Martin as the man to lead, signaling a potential boom beyond a favorite son bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
GOP
Martin
Veterans Committee
Keystone State
Sherman Smith Seeks State Job and Tax Plan
Sherman Smith proposes a 2 percent deduction on all costs of construction, repair, and improvement to ease housing burdens and spur work for more people. He favors earmarking 5 percent of Montana state liquor monopoly profits for city aid, highway maintenance and construction, and inviting industry to use Montana’s electric power, rail facilities, and living conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Montana
Dewey Will Speak in Butte Monday
Governor Dewey will address a large public gathering in Butte at the hotel reception and dinner after his arrival. The speech, two hours after dinner, will be broadcast on radio stations and followed by press distribution. Local GOP readers and committee members will welcome him with badges stating Montana Welcomes You. The Dewey visit includes stops in Salt Lake and Pocatello before Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molde Renn Sales
Dewey
KXTE
KEOW
Johnson
Butte
Oregon
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Minling City
Hert Andrews
Washington, D
New York Herald Tribune
Clayton Knowles
Washington
The
New York Times
Rumond I. Borst
Buffalo Evening’ News
Lea O’brien
Buite War Shrine Dedication Details and Attendees
The Buite War Shrine dedication features addresses by Mr Holl and Mr Chena with the Masonite choir. Color guard lists Legion and Auxiliary members, Masonic Chorus participants, and platform attendees including Pat Whalen Herbst Kibler and Hugh Doyle. Army support for the public address system is acknowledged along with School District No. 1 trustees and those who helped erect the memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pragae
Holl
Chena
James P. Dowdall
Legion
William Gilbert
Richard Tippett
Dewey M. Price
Frank Exschenbacher
William Platters
Einar Frolen
Pat Dowling
Lawrence Whel
Army
Board of Trustees of
School District No. 1
Cleveland School
Voiture and Legion Post
Rainbow Rendezvous in Salt Lake City Burns Down
Salt Lake City dance hall Rainbow Rendezvous owned by Jerry Jones burned early Saturday in a spectacular fire. No injuries were reported and Jones said losses are fully insured. Firefighters arrived after a panicked alarm sparked by two police patrolmen. The 12 year old venue was a longtime Salt Lake City landmark. New York exports total about 4 billion dollars annually and imports about 2.5 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Jerry Jones
Davis-for-Senator Club Organized
Jank Stevens elected chairman of the Park county Davis-for-Senator club organized Friday night to back Tom J. Davis of Butte for the Republican nomination for United States senator. T. T. Thorson named vice president and Ray Thornton secretary treasurer. An executive committee will be named soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amnghlon
Jank Stevens
Park County
Tom J. Davis
Butte
United States
T. T. Thorson
Ray Thornton
Stevens
Margaret Truman to wed Capt. Wieren R. Annear
Margaret Truman, daughter of the President, will marry Capt. Wieren R. Annear of NeGainer Michigan on the coming Saturday. Reporters learned of her engagement and noted her surprise at the news as she described herself as Republican and a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Truman
Kansab City
Margaret ‘Truman
Truman
Capt
Wieren R. Annear
Negainer
Mich
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Len Waters
ST. Jonisna
Peay Se
Ole Oklahoma
Pinky ‘Tomlin
Darktown Strutters
Ella Fitzgerald
Love Land
Arthur Godfrey
Macklin Morrow
Ave Maria
Lauritz Melchior
Stardust
David Rose
Sammy Kaye
Jungle Town
Ques Uggs
Spike Jones
Perry Como
Pecos
Bill
Roy Rogers
Charlie Spivak
Gang
Hindustan
Cherie
Tex Bencke
Electric Music Art
W. Park ST
Montano
Wance
Hebron
Beersheba
Wats
Cleetrics Ruste Qart
Bondex
Josie
Bondex Mee
Coloy
Free. Frott
W. P. Fuller & Co
Montana Hardware Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Gudcastns Wit Bomdex Hydraulic Cement
Montreal
J. L Ralston
National Defense
New York City
Sherman Smith
Sherman W, Smith Ee
Willard Tolson
Robert Glick
Willow Run
Battle Creek
Buite War
the Hat Box
Broadway
Calena
Butte Motor CO
Anaconda Motor CO
Davis-for-Senator Club
Mother Sade
Gaye
Dad
Magicolor
Bud
APC
Junior
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