Local notes on transfers and visits around town
Mrs Mae Severin sold her small house to James Broadwater who may move it to his ranch west of town. Rev Andrew Roukema of Columbus called at the parsonage Tuesday. Captain J J O Connor a navy doctor with 30 years service and aboard the Mayflower hospital ship visited his aunt, then transferred to San Francisco. Three Billings veterans left advertising for the upcoming fair.
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James Broadwater
James Friend Sr
James Friend Jr
Betty
Laurel
Richard Davis
William Golden
Patricia Brumfield
Julia Sattleen
Chinook
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Frank Terrel
Navy
J. J. O'Connor
Cynthia Hartman
Okaloma Naval Hospital
San Francisco Naval Hospital
Claude Kentfield
Marian
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Anaconda
Kenfield
Chas. Kenfield
Thorval Krone
Mystic Lake
Claude Kenfield
Helmar Hanson
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Carl Bue
Ike Lay
Florence Running
Minneapolis
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Donald Todd
Marie Moler
Earl Daugherty
Basin
Wyo
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Sam DeFrance
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Moler
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Bismarck
N. D
Wines
Mittag
Donna Askwig
Roundup
Mont
John Rash
Big Timber
Robert Mysse
Arthur Roberts
Twedot
John Young
Main Street
Wirak House
Petrine Peterson
Milo Collins Jr
Columbus
Hugh Drain
Nina Mae Ford
Bozeman
Belgrade
Jake Marx
Waddell
M. E. Hemphill
Joliet
Lester Bilhart
Charles City
Iowa
A. E. Harsha
Los Angeles
Calif
Guthrie Hardware
Andrew Roukema
Restaurants Not Required to Post Ceiling Prices
OPA says restaurant prices will vary too much to justify posting ceilings. Ceilings on meals will be fixed again when meats dairy products and other foods are decontrolled. Restaurants may recalculate ceilings every 60 days but OPA expects to shorten this period due to daily food-cost changes. For now restaurants are not required to display ceilings on major menu items.
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Washington
OPA
Joint checking and government debt urged for fiscal balance
George S. Benson argues taxpayers share a joint account with Uncle Sam and calls for budget reform. He cites proposed 1947 spending and urges deflating seven major categories by about half to avoid deficits, stressing preservation of the government's credit and currency.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Taxpayer
America
Treasury
Enlistments End Draft Fear Says Senator Johnson
Senator Edwin C. Johnson states that July enlistments near 40 000 sounded the death knell of the draft The Colorado Democrat on the senate military committee said the army will not use its September draft quota and noted a July August draft call holiday He cited 62000 volunteers in June and argued continued enlistments make another draft unnecessary
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Edwin C. Johnson
D-Colo
Colorado
Senate Military Committee
Johnson
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