Mosnesss son promoted to corporal at Camp Polk
In Pioneer files from June 24 1943 Mr and Mrs Ole Mosness report their son Rudolph has been promoted to corporal at Camp Polk Louisiana Other notes cover visits by Betty Esp to Camp Farragut Ida Mrs Duane Hooper and son from Portland Ore and various local residents through Reed Point including birthdays reunions and weddings plus local civic and farm news
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Mosness
Camp Polk
Rudolph
Betty
Camp Farragut
Ida
Leo J
Duane Hooper
Portland
Ore
Kayser
Ernest Severance
Billings
Ida Ostrom
John Watt
Carter, Mont
Agnes Lavold
Harry Hart
Melville
Buddy
Elmer M. Arneson
Emery C. Jones
Gibson
Leroy Harris
Bozeman
Alice Harris
Wm. Cosgriff
Deer Creek
Margaret Deegan
John
Mary Jane
George Staples
Algona
Century of Progress
Chicago
Cal Kepler
White Sulphur Springs
Cal
Montana Power Office
Gilbert Upland
Elmer Larson
McCracken
Great Falls
Mildred Clark
Butte
A. A. Lamp
White Sulphur
Springs
Smokey Says and Camper Tips for Ear Bugs and Knob Repairs
Smokey advises a bright light to coax insects from ears while campers may notice ear buzz. A DIY fix replaces a missing outboard control knob with epoxy putty in a bottle cap, offering a practical substitute.
Viennese Doctor Unveils Novel Scientific Drinking Machine
A Viennese doctor introduces a drinking apparatus featuring a funnel top and light bulbs that brighten then twinkle as drinks are consumed. After several drinks the lights go out. No details clarify if the machine sings Sweet Adeline before it passes.
Practical outdoor tips for fishing and hunting gadgets
A scattered guide covers keeping bait alive in jars with breathing holes, warming cold gear, gum for trout lures, worm handling tricks, knot care with fingernail polish, and basic hunting stance tips. It notes carrying gum, pipe care, and reusing old camp ice boxes for dry and moist foods.
Defiance of the Law and Communist Party Assertions
The article argues the Supreme Court has upheld the Subversive Activities Control Act after 11 years of delays. It notes Gus Hall’s claim he will not reveal party members and asks whether the DOJ will enforce the law. It discusses Smith Act implications for party membership and FBI challenges amid Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
Supreme Court
High Court
Gus Hall
United States
FBI
Department of Justice
Robert Kennedy
Mr. Krushchev
Showdown with Communists Tops National Debate
The piece argues that Communists in the United States plan carefully and that Gus Hall defies the law. It urges Kennedy to uphold the Smith Act, expects a court ruling in October, and calls for a firm government stance to protect national safety and preserve rights. It emphasizes enforcement and vigilance by White House, Justice, and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Hall
Frankfurter
High Court
America
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Pioneer Files
Reed Point
A. P. Brumfield
Farmers Union
Columbus
Doris McBride
Business College
Bilings
Dora Mac Cain
Marion van Campen
Carlstenson
Adelbert Neumann
Melvin I’terson
Peter‘pon
Pleun Roebel
A. G. Broughton
Roy L. Vaughn
Sally
Flemington
Chris Boepple
Grandpn
Jack Boepple
Eben Mehlhoff
M. P. Sullivan
B. Cox
Virinia
Mary Ingle
Second Avenue West
Jay Loving
Des Moines
Gallatin Valley
Ernest Pattererson
Alice Helen Patterson
Busha
Margaret Struthers
Ruth
Hattie ‘Campbell
Woods
White Beaver
Ed Stone
White Beaver Ranch
California
John Griffin
Louise Deessey
Earl Flynn
Carolyn Emerson
Palo Alto
Calif
Lewis Stevens
Zanesville
Ohio
Smokey
Cape Canaveral
Broadhead
Wis
Nyda ‘Machin
London
Mark Twain
Old MacDonald
Marjorie Main
Parker Fennelly
Sun
Mon
Tues
Rachel Cade
Rachel
Angie Dickinson
Peter Finch
Roger Meore
Jerry Lewis
Small
Joan Blackman
Earl Holliman
George & Benson Pruthat
Morrill
Armbhand
Baler Twine
Bieber Feed & Grain Co
Montana
Midland
Illings
Ben Ber
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