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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1946
Page
9
President Truman projects a five percent billion dollar spending plan for the coming year, yielding a two billion dollar deficit despite high tax receipts and defense boosts. Protestant leaders from eight nations back closer Vatican ties to forge a united Christian peace front, while UNRRA aid and OPA price actions spark controversy amid global postwar strains.
CRALOG the council of relief agencies licensed for operation in Germany said Church World Service representing most U S Protestant churches shipped 4528 tons of food and clothing to Germany by June 15. The tonnage is based on shipments arriving at Bremen the port used for distribution.
The Sweet Grass County Commission conducted July 1 1946 sessions with Commissioners J F Clark Thos Anderson and Thos M Kuhn and Clerk Dick Armstrong present. They approved minutes examined claims paid warrants drawn from General Fund Road Fund and Welfare accounts and discussed road grading measures road closure petition and welfare allocations. Adjourned to July 2 1946.
Miss Lillian Scrogin visits grandfather W. P. Franklin while Miss Clifford Goff vacations at the Guthrie home in Reed Point. The board sets and adjusts school budgets, transfers funds, and accepts a Hall Perry Machinery Co scraper bid after open bids and equalization hearings.
The Department of Agriculture estimates total U S wheat stocks for 1946-47 will top 1.23 billion bushels, though below the last five years. Tentative uses include 450 million for food, 150 million for feed, 85 million for seed, and 250 million for export, with the year’s stock above the 1932-41 average.
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