Montana Democrats Send Best Wishes To President Eisenhower
Helena Montana Democrats express sincere regrets over President Eisenhowers heart attack and wish him a complete speedy recovery. The message signed by Jack C Toole outlines campaign plans starting Oct 29 in Havre with regional meetings across Kalispell Missoula Butte Billings Miles City Glendive Wolf Point and others to follow. Leif Erickson says he will not seek office. other speakers include Senators James Murray and Lee Metcalf and Attorney General Arnold Olsen.
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Helena
Montana Democratic Central Committee
Eisenhower
Democratic Party of Montana
Jack C. Toole
Shelby
Toole
Havre
Kalispell
Missoula
Butte
Billings
Miles City
Glendive
Wolf Point
Leif Erickson
James E. Murray
D-Mont
Lee Metcalf
Arnold H. Olsen
Public Instruction
Mary M. Condon
Leo C. Graybill
Great Falls
Bernice Kingsbury
Walter
Baxter Larson
Charlotte Holtz
Floweree
Democratic Statesmen’s Club
X Ray Technicians Name Missoulian as President Again
The Montana Society of X Ray Technicians elected Mrs Baroo Dahlgren of Missoula as president at their seventh annual convention in Billings. Officers include Carl Davis Billings vice president Mike Kollar e zci Miles City secretary W Milton Smith Billings editor and Kathleen Maier Missoula council. Great Falls chosen for 1956 convention site. Awards went to Davis first for Body Section Radiography Smith second for Radioactive Isotopes and Mrs third for Elements of Radiography.
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Montana Society of X-Ray Technicians
Baroo Dahlgren
Missoula
Carl Davis
Mike Kollareczi
Miles City
W. Milton Smith
Kathleen Maier
Great Falls
Davis
Smith
Western Tuberculosis Conference Heads to Boise
Helena pastor John C. Harrison will preside over the Western Tuberculosis Conference in Boise Idaho this week. The session runs Thursday through Saturday with eleven western states participating Montana Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Arizona Nevada Utah Idaho Washington Oregon and California.
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John C. Harrison
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Idaho
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Colorado
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Arizona
Nevada
Utah
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Oregon
California
Montana Fall Sectional Bridge Meet in Billings
About 300 players are expected at the fourth annual Montana fall sectional bridge tournament in Billings next week. The event runs Thursday through Sunday and is sponsored by the American Contract Bridge League with Mrs. Aaron Lipsker serving as tournament chairman.
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American Contract Bridge League
Aaron Lipsker
Joseph Burlovich Taken by Death
Joseph Burlovich 72 died in his home in Opportunity after a long illness. Born December 18, 1882 in Fiume Austria he came to the United States 50 years ago and worked many years at Anaconda Reduction Works retiring in 1953. He was a member of St. Peter Church SS Peter and Paul Society St Joseph Society and the Mill and Smeltermen Union. Surviving are his wife Katherine two sons Rudolph and Joseph Burlovich Jr daughter-in-law and son-in-law Peter and Mary Spritzer two grandsons Thomas and Patrick Spritzer brothers-in-law and sisters John Giguras Ambridge PA John Palakovich Anaconda sister-in-law Mary Domitrovich Anaconda nephew John Burlovich Austria and several nephews and nieces. The Rosary will be recited at Finnegan Co Funeral Home Monday night and the funeral will be Tuesday morning at 8 45 for St Peter Church with solemn requiem mass at 9 burial Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Six Appointments at MSC Reported
Bozeman Montana State College president Dr. R R Renne announced six new faculty appointments effective October 1 Richard Bollard instructor industrial arts Barbara Cooke student counselor John E Gander assistant professor of chemistry Edmund Gunther poultry specialist Max Kimberly resident head of Lewis and Clark residence hall Nels M Nelson assistant professor of botany and bacteriology
Two Airmen Freed by Reds After East Germany Landing
Two U S Air Force crew members from a training jet were freed by Soviet forces and handed to American authorities Sunday night in Herleshausen Germany. Pilot Maj L W Cunningham of El Paso Texas and Sgt Warren P Gebler of Jersey City New Jersey were reported in good condition after the release.
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el Paso
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Warren P. Gebler
Jersey City
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Two Die After Yacht Collides With Speedboat Off California
In the incident eight miles offshore between Newport Beach and Santa Catalina Island, a speedboat carrying four people was crushed after crossing the bow of the 83-foot yacht Escapade II. Two men, both from Santa Monica, were killed and two others were injured, with the dead tentatively named as Jack Steen and Mrs. Ralph Kyger.
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Ralph Kyger
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George Luke
Legal Opinion Sought on Delegating Presidential Powers
Denver The White House asked the Justice Dept for a legal opinion on whether Eisenhower could delegate authority in an emergency. Press secretary James Hagerty said the inquiry was sent to acting Atty. Gen. William Rogers and declined to answer whether an acting president was considered until further review.
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James C. Hagerty
William P. Rogers
Washington
Hagerty
Justice Oe
Car Fleeing Patrol Crashes in Morgan Hill Head-On
Three men died in a Sunday head-on crash near Morgan Hill California when one car crossed to the wrong side while being pursued by a highway patrolman. The deceased were Philip H. Gutierrez 20 and James Jones 18 both of Morgan Hill and William Kern 65 of Santa Cruz. Patrolman Earl R. Watson said Gutierrez and Jones were speeding and drove into Kern's path on Highway 101 about a mile from Morgan Hill.
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U.P
Here
Philip H. Guitierrez
James Jones
William Kern
Santa Cruz
California
Earl R. Watson
Guiierrez
Jones
Kern
Watson
Guitierrez
Butte Man Escapes Injury After Vehicle Overturns Near Meaderville
A 25-year-old Butte man Donald D. Hepola of 415 N. Arizona escaped with cuts and bruises when his car overturned about 500 feet east of the Meaderville Helena highway junction early Sunday. Highway Patrolman Herb Slack indicated a soft shoulder caused loss of control as the auto rolled several times. Hepola was treated at St. James and released.
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Donald D. Hepola
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Meaderville- Helena
Herb Slack
Hepola
Slack
St. James
State Department Sets Speed Record in Recognizing Argentina
Washington reports the United States quickly recognized Maj. Gen. Eduardo Lonardi as provisional president of Argentina, just after Lonardi replaced Peron. The swift move followed Lonardi’s early crackdown plans and vows to honor international obligations and keep order.
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Carlos Castillo Armas
Eduardo Lonardi
Juan Peron
Denver
U. S
Albert F. Nufer
Buenos Aires
Lonardi
Republic of Argentina
Peron
Republican Women Ringing Doorbells Nationwide Poll
Republican women will ring doorbells across the nation next Thursday to gauge voter views on current public issues. The one day poll sponsored by the Republican National Committee marks the first nationwide sampling by a national party under Bertha Adkins.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Bertha Adkins
Faure Declares Algeria Part of France Amid Crisis
Premier Edgar Faure told Parisians Algeria remains a fundamental part of France. He warned any government must keep Algeria on the mainland’s shores, citing economic and strategic reasons and noting heavy Algerian involvement in the French economy.
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Weighty Divorce Case In Chicago Diet Drama
In Chicago a divorce case advances Tuesday as Mrs. Lillian Korzen seeks to save her marriage by slimming from 190 pounds to 127 by late September. The husband filed for divorce in May, claiming cruelty, and the judge approved a conditional reconciliation.
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Lillian Korsen
Oregon Senator Accuses Admin of Farming Deflation Plan
Senator Morse charges the administration with deflating farmers' prices in a radio broadcast released from Washington. The report will air on Oregon stations this week amid a farm price debate. Also noted: half of fatal home accidents occur in bedrooms or on stairways.
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Oregon
Daily Crossword Puzzle Blitz Across and Down
Crossword grid presented with numerous clues across and down including To wound with a pointed weapon crowns kind of run and various themed lines. The puzzle features entries ranging from high card and mountain pass to river names and archaic poetic terms with a mix of abbreviations and wordplay.
Murray Opposes D'Ewart for Interior Assistant Secretary
Senator Murray vows to block former Rep Wesley A D Ewart from being nominated as interior assistant secretary saying his Montana campaign smear was unfit for confirmation. D Ewart, ex House member and current Agriculture secretary aide, could replace Orme Lewis who resigned September 17.
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Sen
Murray
D-Mont
Wesley A. D’ewart
R-Mont
Interior
D’ewart
Senate
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Orme Lewis
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Deer Lodge Notes
Sidney Gilbertson and son Joe of Seattle visited relatives here last week. Miss Lorna Dana returned to Spokane after a vacation with her parents near Avon. Sgt and Mrs David Luchau with son Michael visited his wife's parents Lloyd and Lu Luchau Cowan. Luchau is stationed at Marine HQ in Butte.
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Soviet Intellectual Views Ike Illness Hurts World Relations
A Soviet intellectual in Moscow says Ike's heart attack is bad for world relations as prayers and good wishes pour in from Europe. Pope Pius XII, Queen Elizabeth II, Eden, Churchill, Coty, and Adenauer all express hopes for Eisenhower's speedy recovery.
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Soviet Union
Lenin Library
Moscow
Eisenhower
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Europe
Pope Pius XII
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Elizabeth II
Duke
Temperatures Cool Across Much of Nation as Rain Falls
A broad rain band swept the southern and central United States with light snow in the northern Rockies. Temperatures were cool nationwide with early lows in the 30s to 40s, while Missoula Montana recorded 27 degrees and Bryce Canyon Utah 24. Rain totals surpassed several inches in Texas communities and Rio Grande levels rose at Del Rio.
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Mont
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