Atomic Year 1 Highlights and UN Debate
The year focused on international control with Bernard Baruch presenting a U S plan to the UN Atomic Commission and Andrei Gromyko proposing counter ideas. Observers expect a final compromise as the public faces new fears and hopes about the atom. An exhibit at the New York Museum of Science illustrates the era.
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U. S
UN Atomic Commission
Bernard Baruch
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
Baruch
New York Museum of Science
New Mexico
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Bikini
Albert Einstein
Harold Urey
Leo Szilard
Notice to out of district pupils about tuition and permission
Children outside School District No. 1 may attend Big Timber schools this year only with permission from the district. Tuition is set at 140 dollars. Blank forms are available from Mrs. D Kellogg, Clerk.
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Big Timber
D. Kellogg
War Between United States and Seminoles Costly Conflict
The Florida war from 1835 to 1842 between the United States and Seminole Indians cost about 10 million dollars and claimed roughly 2,000 American lives.
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United States
Florida
Fishermen's Contest Grows as Week Produces Big Rainbow
Oscar Fallang Jr. topped this week with a 534 pound rainbow caught in the Yellowstone on a daredevil lure. His wife reportedly caught other creek fish while he denied using a No 18 fly in Little Timber Creek. A five day North Fork Sweet Grass trip yielded many pan size fish for Deegan Westervelt Murray and Cosgriff party. Monte Beck despite prior tryouts landed a four pound two ounce fish in the Yellowstone while the boat rode ten mph. Scott Hoskinson fished two hours Tuesday without a bite as two printers were seen nearby.
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Oscar Fallang Jr
Yellowstone
Oscar
Little Timber Creek
al Deegan
Paul Westervelt
Don Murray
Ralph
Frankie Cosgriff
North Fork
Sweet Grass
Ward Ranch
Don Cameron
Bud Deegan
Chuck Nicholson
Bill Mielde
Swamp Lake
Monte Beck
Scott Hoskinson
Scott
Veterans urged to apply for GI Bill education benefits now
Veterans planning to enter university or training schools this fall should obtain certificates of eligibility to avoid delays in subsistence payments. Thomas J. Daly of the Veterans Administration in Bozeman urged rapid application, noting rising enrollments across Montana including the Greater University of Montana and state trade schools. Veterans should bring discharge certificates and, for married veterans, marriage and birth records, to aid processing and prompt entitlements.
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Montana
Thomas J. Daly
Veteran Administration
Bozeman
University of Montana
Daly
Veterans Administration
Detained Civilians Held in Frankfurt Stockade
Lawrence F. Benson of Chicago, a war department civilian, is held in a Frankfurt stockade with 12 other civilians and GIs for a month to 64 days without charges or legal counsel. Army officials say they are reviewing all cases to determine delays and give priority to the most deserving.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States Army
Lawrence F. Benson
Chicago
War Department
Benson
G. I.s
Carter Oil Plans Billings Refinery Largest in Montana
Carter Oil announces construction of an 18000 barrel per day refinery at Billings with catalytic cracking unit. The plant, costing about 8 million dollars, will be the largest of its type in Montana and in the Rocky Mountain territory. Operations expected not before 1948. Engineers are drafting design while some equipment delivery delays may occur.
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Billings
Carter Oil Company
O. C. Schorp
Carter
Scarp
Schorp
Carter Manufacturing Organization
Montana
Rocky Mountain Territory
Sharp
Largest Bomber Flies For First Time At Fort Worth
The U S Army Air Forces announced the XB 36, the world’s largest bombing plane, flew successfully for the first time. The six engined pusher craft rose from Fort Worth Army Air Field with witnesses noting it stayed within 1000 feet of an unused runway. Built at Consolidated Vultee’s Fort Worth plant, the 10000 mile range bomber was designed during the war to carry heavy loads to Europe and return to the United States.
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Fort Worth
Tex
United States Army Air Forces
Fort Worth Army Air Field
Consolidated-Vultee Aircraft Coporation
England
America
Europe
United States
Free From Pain Says Mrs. Anna Pautz of Vancouver
Mrs. Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington reports relief from rheumatism and arthritis after using a treatment from NUE Laboratories. She invites others to write for information and provides a P O Box address for contact.
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Anna Pautz
P. O. Box
Vancouver
Wash
Stop Look and Listen: Montana crossbucks urged after rail deaths
Montana highway patrol supervisor Chas L Sheridan warns that six people died in the past month and five other grade crossing accidents occurred when drivers failed to stop look and listen. He notes state funds for over and under passes can't cover all crossings and urges rural drivers to be cautious.
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Chas. L. Sheridan
Montana Highway Patrol
Montana
Sheridan
The
Pioneer
State Highway Commission
Jook
Church notices from Big Timber Lutheran Parish schedule
Big Timber Lutheran Parish led by Pastor E E Tollefson lists services and Sunday schools. In Big Timber Sunday services at 11 a.m with Sunday school, and Sept 8 9 45 a m. Melville holds Sunday school Sept 1 at 2 with services at 3 pm.
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BIG Timber Lutheran Parish
E. E. Tollefson
Big Timber
Melville
Church Schedule for Sunday Services and Weekday Prayer
Regular services at the church over Sunday next. Sunday School at 10 a.m. morning worship at 11. Evening worship at 8 o'clock. Prayer service Thursday evening at 8. You are invited to attend and worship with us.
Christian Science Sunday Services in Dallman Hall
Sunday worship at 11 a m in Dallman hall invites the public to attend.
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Christian Science Christian Science
Dallman Hall
Church Services and State Area Facts
St Josephs Catholic Mass schedule set for the second Sunday at 8 30 a m and the fourth Sunday at 11 30 a m St Marks Episcopal Church holds Holy Communion at 11 o clock with Bishop H H Daniels celebrant The New York area covers 49170 square miles
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ST. Joseph’s
ST. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Holy Communion
H. H. Daniels
State of
New York
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