Missing Woman Dead in Butte Probed in 75-Year-Old's Pit
Silver Bow County officers investigate the death of Mrs. Mattie Gutzman 75 found in a 200 foot deep pit near the West Colusa Mine. She had been missing since Tuesday afternoon from 1857 Carolina in Butte. An inquest may follow as relatives seek answers. Funeral plans set for Townsend burial with burial in Deep Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Mattie Gutzman
West Colusa
William L. Dalling
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Anaconda Company
James Lester
Carl J. Hastie
Montana
Townsend
Butte
Clarence Spellman
Deep Creek
James A. Moutrey
Helena
Charles E. Moutrey
Rocker
Merle W. Moutrey
Broadus
Chris Miller
J. R. Anderson
Oregon
W. Davidson
Anaconda
Missouri
Adenauer urges German reunification talks with Big Four
West German Chancellor Adenauer says reunification is for the occupying powers to decide and will not enter separate talks with Moscow. He notes Russia favors the German people choosing, urges seriousness, and seeks to aid the Big Four foreign ministers meeting in Geneva next month. He cites prisoner counts and Paris accord hindrances as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nauer
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Germany
Russia
Moscow
Bonn
Adenauer
U. S
Britain
France
Geneva
Novelist Engstrand Drowns in MacArthur Lake
Los Angeles police report author Stuart Engstrand 60 walked into MacArthur Lake on Thursday and drowned despite pleas from spectators. His wife Sophia identified the body. Engstrand wrote The Sling and the Arrow Beyond the Forest and Son of the Giant and resided in Beverly Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.P
Stuart Engstrand
MacArthur Lake
Engstrand
Sophia
Bev
Erly Hills
Car Hits Butte Resident. Driver Fled Scene
Claude Reynolds of Doyle Hotel told Butte police Friday afternoon he was knocked down by a car at Mercury and Main. He suffered a skinned left elbow and a sprained right shoulder. the driver did not stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Reynolds
Doyle Hotel
Butte
Mercury and
Main
Protes tant Episcopal Convention Edits Criticism of Catholics
In Honolulu two bishops at the Protestant Episcopal convention toned down a speech critical of the Roman Catholic Church in Latin America. The revised wording replaced derogatory phrases with neutral terms and a Hawaiian bishop stated relations between churches remained cordial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Protestant Episcopal Convention
Egmont M. Krischke
Brazil
Latin America
Harry S. Kennedy
Hawaii
Protestant Episcopal Church
Kennedy
John J. Scanlan
Krischke
Foreign Mission
Douglas A. Bushy
Louis C. Melcher
Scanlan
Soldier Van Fosson Denies Charge in Closed Hearing
Van Fosson 35 a former Air Force airman and House investigator pleaded not guilty at a closed hearing. Edward Bennett Williams leads his defense as prosecutors seek up to 34 years and $63,300 in penalties if convicted on all eight counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovestone
van Fosson
Edward Bennett Williams
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Air Force
House Committee
Rep
Velde
R-Ill
Walter
D-Pa
House
Silver Spring
Christian Science Heals Station KBOW Story
A brief item notes the Christian Science movement and the KBOW 1490 AM station in Kokhoma City. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Butte Hospital Notes and St James Admitted and Dismissed
Community and St James hospital notes list admitted and dismissed patients with names and addresses. The Butte section includes Porfirio Benavides Norma Garvey Millie Mallon Emil Bruhn and others. St James lists Nellie Gillick Margaret Wiser Judy McCarvel Milton Moore and more with room and street details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Memorial
Porfirio Benavides
ST. James
Nellie Gillick
Yew
Margaret Wiser
Farrell
Judy McCarvel
Anaconda
Milton H. Moore
Howard Hotel
Donald R. Berger
Dillon
Neal Duane Fike
Deer Lodge
Agnes Garrison
Daniel Kingston
W. Quartz
Charles Massaengale
Mueller Apts
Frank Olenick
N. Washington
Dan Hogan
Main
Meaderville
Lydia McGrath
Yale
California Fires Threaten Canopy and Communities Across State
Fire crews battle eight suspected arson fires in a half mile area near Haystack as 400 fires burn across California and southern Oregon. Klamath National Forest reports 1,600 firefighters on the blaze with 50 miles of line built by afternoon and damages estimated in the millions across the Los Padres and Sequoia National Forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sameone
Kings River Canyon
Eldon Ball
John Beebe
Los Padres National Forest
Santa Ynez Valley
San Marcos
Clint Phillips
Haystack
Harry Crebbin
Klamath National Forest
U. S. Forest Service
Washington, D. C
Robert Bradford
General Services Administration
San Francisco
Women Pilots Meet in Billings Amid Weather
Stormy weather may trim attendance at a women pilots meeting in Billings. Delegates from Seattle and other areas arrived Friday for the Ninety-Nines session with officer elections scheduled for Saturday. Norma Wingfield of Billings serves as Montana chapter president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Kenneth Rolle
Montana
Ninety-Nines, Inc
Seattle
Norma Wingfield
Couple killed as dynamite explodes during dispute
In Shepherd Michigan a 50 year old man Versal Dunn and his 39 year old wife Blanche Dunn were killed when he clung to her during a quarrel and two sticks of dynamite exploded. Police said the couple had been separated for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd
Mich
U.P
Versal Dunn
Blanche
Two Navy Transports Arrive Next Week from Far East
Two Navy transports are due to arrive next week. The Gen. W. A. Mann is due Monday with 2,334 passengers and the Gen. M. M. Patrick is expected Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Seattle
Navy
W. A. Mann
M. M. Patrick
King Husain Returns From Saudi Visit in Amman Plane
King Husain flew his own two engine plane from Jidda to Amman after a visit with King Saud of Saudi Arabia. King Saud is expected to visit Jordan shortly to continue talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amman
Jordan
Hussein
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Jidda
Longshore Stoppages Ease as Court Delays Action
Sympathy work stoppages along the East Coast eased with Boston Providence and Philadelphia Baltimore ending. ILA accuses the New York New Jersey Waterfront Commission of harsh tactics while the court delays enforcement and the commission defends its authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York-New Jersey Waterfront Commission
ILA
Commission
New England
Virginia
Victor Bank Robbery Defendant to Be Arraigned Tuesday
A man charged with the July 28 Farmers State Bank robbery at Victor, James Lee Crippen, 25, of Missoula, was transported by a U. S. marshal to Missoula and will appear in U. S. court Tuesday. He is held in county jail. Two co-defendants, Billy Roy Staggs and Richard A. Stevens, both Missoula, pleaded guilty August 29 in Butte and face sentencing Monday by Federal Judge W. D. Murray. A fourth defendant who pleaded guilty in August before Murray was sentenced as a juvenile to three years in a federal institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Victor
U. S
James Lee Crippen
Butte
W. D. Murray
Billy Roy Staggs
Richard A. Stevens
Murray
Federal Correctional Institution
Jupiter Year Length Compared To Earth
A year on Jupiter lasts about 12 Earth years, reflecting the planet's long orbital period around the Sun. This comparison highlights the vast difference between Jovian and terrestrial time scales in our solar system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
Earth
Driver Appeals Court Finding
Louis Aultman pleaded innocent in police court to driving under the influence. He was found guilty by Judge John B. Selon, fined $100, and ordered to 10 days in city jail, with a pending appeal to District Court. Other cases: Charles Long fined $25 for careless driving. Martin Slobodnik $100 fine or 50 days for carrying a concealed weapon. Henry Olson $15 fine or seven and a half days for disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Aultman
John B. Selon
Selon
Aultman
Laurence Tromly
Willard McCallum
Arizona Street
Platinum
Charles Long
Lawrence Netzner
East Park
Martin Slobodnik
George Stanich
Park and Wyoming
Henry Olson
E. Quartz
Frank James
Robert Dunn
Board of Trade
E. Park
James
Missing sack of payroll checks prompts ongoing Denver search
The search continued Friday for a missing mail sack containing 829 payroll checks totaling 134,706 dollars. The checks cover wages for 641 rural carriers in Colorado and surrounding states plus postal inspectors in Denver. Duplicate checks were issued. A new driver, Thomas C. Lahey, 22, reportedly picked up the sack which likely fell from an open truck door in West Denver. Secret Service joined postal inspectors as they work around the clock to locate the missing sack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Post Office Dept
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Utah
Arizona
Cheyenne
Wyo
Thomas C. Lahey
Secret Service
R. B. Dunbar
Too Many Cats Complaints Beset Yale Avenue Neighbors
Residents along Yale Avenue west of Harrison complain of a surplus of cats being abandoned in the area. They say people release felines daily or every couple of days and suggest taking excess cats to the city corral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Avenue
Harrison
City Corral
Arms for Austria supplied by France
France will hand over surplus light arms to Austria for its new army. The delivery signals continued Franco Austrian defense cooperation amid postwar reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Vienna
France
More Professors Than Teachers
New York report says the Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University opens next Monday with 900 applicants but only 56 students selected for the inaugural class in the unfinished 12 million dollar building. The faculty numbers exceed 200, promising abundant teaching capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Yeshiva University
Cost of Exporting Grain to Be Cut
Prof. L L Waters of Indiana University told educators at the Chicago Board of Trade symposium that completing the St Lawrence Seaway will slash export costs. The seaway will centralize grain for export in Chicago and erode coast port share at Baltimore Albany Philadelphia Norfolk and New York. Chicago is expected to dominate winter wheat exports from Illinois Colorado Kansas and parts of several western states, with Kansas as the top winter wheat producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Lawrence Seaway
L. L. Waters
Indiana University
Chicago Board of Trade
Seaway
Waters
Baltimore
Albany
Philadelphia
Norfolk
New York
Illinois
Colorado
Kansas
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Wyoming
Missouri
Oklahoma
Also Mentioned on This Page
RADIO
C St
Christian
Science
KBOW
K. C
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Butte Hospital
Floyd E. Winn
S. Washington
Marylin A. Spicer
N. Main
William J. Johnson
Shields
Dale Letho
W. Galena
Doris J. Reice
Maryland
Fay J. Rafish
W. Park
Fannie Jensen
W. Platinum
Ethel Hancock
E. Granite
Albert R. Collins
Daugter
Big Timber
Charles L. Stilley
W. Broadway
Elmira Ragel
Five Mile
Thelma D. Long
Wisdom
Dennis Lee Kidder
E. Broadway
California
Boston
Providence
R. I
Daniel J. Donovan
State Supreme Court
William C. Hecht Jr
Supreme Court
New York Shipping Assn
Hecht
Waterfront Commission
Victor Bank Robbery
Lady Baltimore
Butte Standard
Ptla
Allstate
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!