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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1948

Page

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Montana's Spring Planting Nears Completion

Montana farmers have most of their spring planting done and await rain and warmer temperatures to speed grain growth. A federal weather crop report predicts above normal temperatures with light rainfall, notes rapid seeding in the northeast and full completion on dry land elsewhere, with irrigation continuing. It highlights beets, flax, wheat, oats, barley, beans and corn progress, weed and pest challenges, and minor flood and reseeding concerns along with growing range feeds and forthcoming grasshopper activity.

Helena Montana Bureaus of Weather and Geni Yellowstone County Guster County Northcentral Southeastern Mantana

Rehearings Denied by Montana Supreme Court

The Montana Supreme Court denied rehearings in two cases and heard arguments on two others from district courts. It upheld disqualification of Diatrick Besancon and sent the case back for trial. It denied rehearing in a suit by Victoria and George Hetar against Philip Chevalier for $3,760. Mrs. Veach sought custody of her seven year old grandson in a Great Falls matter, arguing remarrying would be in the child’s best interests. Montana health officials reported 175 communicable-disease cases last week, bringing the annual total to 6,466 with measles, mumps, chickenpox, tuberculosis, syphilis and scarlet fever among the breakdown.

Relena Montana Hipgeme Court Bitter Root Missouri High Diatrick Albert Besancon Supreme Court Besancon High Court Victoria George Ttte Hetar Philip Chevalier Helena Supreme Orb Carale Veach Seattle Great Palk Ross R. Veach Tower Court Ross R. Veach, Jr Veach Havre Weaches Montans State Health Board

Davis for Senate Club Organized in Fergus County

A Tom Davis for Senate club was organized in Fergus County on Tuesday with Raymond Dockery of Lewistown as chairman. Dockery said the club would pursue Davis’ election on merit and avoid half truths or attacks on other candidates, with county-wide organization and precinct workers.

Lew U.P Tom Davis Fergus County Raymond Dockery Lewistown Davis Lother Dockery

Montana Railroad Board Hearing on Freight Rates

The Montana railroad commission holds a hearing in Helena on May 25 47 to consider gall carters requests for higher freight rates on livestock and sugar beets. The panel aims to align intrastate charges with a February order permitting 21 percent increases on other items. Sugar firms Montana Horse Products of Butte and Montana Beet Growers association protested. railroads named include Great Northern Northern Pacific and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific. The Pullman intrastate fare rise for parlor and sleeping cars was also taken under advisement after Protestant objections.

Helena Montana Railroad Commission Gall Carters Montana Horse Products Company of Butte Montana ‘Beet Growers’ Association Great, Northern Northern Drcifle Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Pacific Pullman Company

Billings Woman Dies of Accident Injuries

A Billings woman, Anna Lenhardt, 41, died Tuesday from injuries suffered May 19 in a two car collision west of Billings. Her husband survived. another driver unhurt. She moved to Montana in 1900, lived near Hesper before 1927, leaving two sons, one daughter, and two sisters as survivors.

Billings Here Anna Lenhardt Bouree Lenhardt Montana Hesper

Card of Thanks for Highway Crew Aid

I express sincere thanks to the Butte Highway crew for their prompt and excellent work in extricating me after a crash on April 25 about 10 miles east of Butte on Highway 10. I also thank them for the hours spent in hunting my son. Special thanks go to the Anaconda employee who brought me to the hospital.

Butte Alto Anaconda

Montana committee plans food shipments to Europe

Helena May 25 The Montana committee for the Christian rural overseas program met to finish plans to send feeds to Europe. State Agriculture Commissioner A H Kruse chairs a group including farm organizations, the university, and state agencies. Dorothy Green serves as secretary. The panel will arrange sending stranded processed meat sugar beet and raw wool and grain.

Helena Montana Committee For the Christian Rural Overseas Program Europe A. H. Kruse Wich Dorothy Green Selke Atrand

Missoula Official Pleads to Fraud Charge

William G. MacGregor formerly Missoula county chief deputy clerk and recorder appeared before Justice of Peace Ralph Starr and pleaded to a charge that he filed a fraudulent claim of 237.50 against Missoula county with intent to defraud. County Attorney Robert Ewanberg filed the complaint.

Missoula William G. MacGregor Missoula County MacGregor Justice of Peace Ralph L. Starr Robert F. Ewanberg

Hoven Addresses Women's Club In Montana Speech

District Judge Vernon Hoven told the County Women's club that Montana state institutions show a lack of understanding of human values. He urged focus on vocational education and noted concerns over a state girls vocational school as an expansion.

Sillings Montana Vernon Hoven

Two Sheepherders Die in Cascade Cabin

May 25 report from Great Palis notes Barney Edwards aged 54 died in a Cascade cabin Monday and Valno J. R. Ranta, 41, died in the same bed Tuesday. Authorities list both deaths as natural causes.

Great Palis Barney Edwards Cascade Valno J. R. Ranta

Jews Reconsider Truce Order In Holy Land Newsflow

A May 23 report from Lake Success notes U S officials weigh reopening action after Security Council cease fire order for Palestine becomes inoperative. Britain advises Arab states to accept a truce, while Paris reports French aid to Israel talks and Moscow radio claims Soviet Israel diplomatic exchange proposed by Molotov and Israel’s foreign minister.

Jerusalem Security Council New York Amman Trans-Jordan Great Britain Palestine Britain Arab League Paris France Israel London Moscow Radio Soviet Union V. M. Malotov Moshe Sherlok

Farmer Bludgeons Two Women to Death in Minnesota

ARGYLE Minn May 2 UP K A 40 year old farmer bludgeoned to death his aged mother and a woman thought to be his aunt Tuesday and surrendered to authorities Sheriff Toftner reported The mother was identified as Mrs Aaron Lindstrom about 70 and the other as Mrs Hegstrom the man’s aunt Coroner Bechte said Myrtle Lindstrom about 35 Lindstrom’s sister was beaten about the head but escaped.

Argyle Minn UPK Sherif Toftner Clarence Lindstrom Aaron Lindstrom Forman

Senate Extends Oil Mineral Lease Options to 1850

Senate passes and sends to the White House a bill extending options on oil and mineral leases on government land until August 1850. Current law limits options to two years. The public lands committee cites material shortages and bad weather delaying surveys as factors.

Senate Washington White House Senate Public Lands

Legion Women to Sell Poppies Near Lodge

Legion auxiliary members in Powell county announce poppy sales by the American Legion Women on Saturday. Headquarters will be at the Hotel Deer Lodge. The handmade poppies symbolize war scars from World War I battlefields and support hospitalized veterans.

Lodge Americe Judglon Joseph Grenier Powell County Deer Lodge France Belghium Fort Harrison

Episcopal Pastor Leaves This Week

Deer Lodge Montana May 25 Rev A B Ward of St James Episcopal church will depart this week for a new calling in East Orange New Jersey. There will be church services next Sunday in the local church and starting June 6 services will be held each Sunday with Rev Stanley Welsh of Anaconda in charge and continue through the summer.

Episcopal Deer Lodge A. B. Ward St James Episcopal Church Catting East Orange New Jersey Stanley Welsh Anaconda Westing Welsh

Business Women Meet Tonight in Deer Lodge

Business and Professional Women plan a May dinner at 7 PM Wednesday at Hotel Deer Lodge. Officers will be elected during the business hour, and plans will be outlined for attendance at the state convention in June.

Deer Lodge

Variety Program Draws Crowd in Crystal Room Show

A capacity audience attended Jimmy Chatham’s variety show in the Crystal room of the A. M. club Tuesday night. Butte high students from the school band, led by Art J. Pascoe, showcased the Swingsters 12 piece dance band with swinging tunes. The De Molay clown band provided oldtime German styled comedy, called back for encores. Community sing was led by Margaret O'Brien, Babe Maloney, and Fred Davis with Esther Yorath as accompanist. The PTA Mothering ers directed by Mrs. A. G. Mosby opened the program with choral numbers, Mrs. Harry Williams accompanist. The Dahl sisters performed intricate tap routines, Harold Frye played boogie woogie piano, Lenore Cislo played xylophone solos, Cayal Reap sang, and Mrs. W. H. Barker closed with two contralto solos accompanied by Mrs. Pearl Littlejohn.

Jimmy Chatham Crystal Room A. M Butte High School Swingsters Art J. Pascoe de Molay Avening Margaret O'Brien Babe Maloney Fred Davis Esther Yorath PTA Motharelngers A. G. Mosby

Circus advance agent visits Butte for Clyde Beatty show

Paul Eagles advance agent for the Clyde Beatty circus spent Tuesday in Butte to arrange summer performances. He stayed with Frank Paniska the local showman who helped finalize plans. Limericks were popular in Ireland as far back as 1790.

Viests Paul Eagles Clyde Beatty Circus Butte Frank Paniska Authoor Ireland

Record Price Paid for Dillon Wool

Dillon May 25 closing contract shows Frank & Rile selling his 1948 wool clip at 86 cents per pound for 2,860 fleeces, highest Beaverhead county price. Earlier postwar price 40 cents per pound. Truman signs long extending the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and adds liquidation seats. US widows outnumber widowers about three to one.

Dillon Frank & Rile Beaverhead County Truman Washington President Truman Reconstruction Finance Corporation

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