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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1946

Page

8

Notes To Visit Missouri Relatives And Local Appointments

Local notices detail Mrs Everett Carter and son traveling to Bon Terrie Missouri to visit relatives and friends. Others visit Helena, Lewistown, and Big Timber events, incl. Braaten visit in Billings, Mailand reunion near Livingston with many attendees from multiple states. Grass fire on Fourth Avenue east caused no damage.

Missouri Everett Carter Bon Terrie Mike Kerin Mary Jo Livingston Big Timber Billings Fair Lewistown Paul Snyder J. Nefrees Holmes Afton Ryan Marilyn Merry Ruth Shepherd Ray Traver E. O. Kepler Fourth Avenue East Braatens Arvid Wikland Rose Mary C. M. Hunn Bismarck John D. Spehar Dillon Frances Price Mailand Mailand Decendants Luccock Park Oscar Mauland Peter Sake Rosa Furstenberg Lawrence Newcastle Nebr John Lende Carl Mysse Jack Donald Reed Point Peter Vink Billy Rasmus Boe Gloria McLeod Peter Hoyem Ole Bran Harold Wilsall Kasan Alverson Howard Bruce Carl Hillard John David Carol Willard Harper Louise Louis Edward Kenneth R. Boe Helen Hanson Sam Langhus Gene John Boe Joann Kenneth Boe Kay Gordon Jonas Maitland Svend Wanda Noreda Jadawega L. R. Zeller Robert Mysse Sheryle Jeanie Ole Solberg Helen Mysse Agnes Rapstad H. Ben Tetlie Don Sonia

Price of Beer and Used Cars Advance Under OPA Rules

Price ceilings on beer over the bar rose 1 to 2 cents, with 8 ounce or larger glasses up by 1 cent and 32 ounce bottles up 2 cents. Used 1945-46 cars show ceilings just below new car prices, with dealers allowed a 15 percent markup for reconditioned and guaranteed units.

Washington Ura OPA Agriculture Department

Norman Nevills Boat Party Completes Nine Day Hell's Canyon Run

Lewiston Idaho reports that Norman Nevills and his boat party finished a nine day voyage through Hell's canyon on the Snake river. Nevills, known for the Colorado River, praised the Snake for thrill and danger, comparing it to the Salmon river as a harsher challenge.

Lewiston Ida Norman Nevills Hell’s Canyon Snake River North America Nevills Colorado River Mexican Hat Utah Colorado Salmon River

A New Attitude Toward Russia Emerges in Debate

Western Newspaper Union writer argues Russia is not friend or foe but a distinct factor. The piece calls for a realistic path to armed peace, warns against disarmament dangers, and urges maintaining defenses while pursuing truth from UNO and Paris.

Russia Washington Brooks Atkinson New Times Atkinson Moscow Paris UNO Truman Gettysburg Britain Munich Pearl Harbor

Truman Signs GI Bill Training Controls Tighten

Legislation signed by President Truman tightens on-the-job training rules under the GI Bill to curb subsistence payment abuses. It sets nationwide standards, limits subsistence to 175 dollars for veterans without dependents and 200 dollars with dependents, and ties support to total earnings. State agencies must require written training programs and salary details before approving establishments.

Truman Allan C. Hanson Veterans Administration Ft. Harrison Hanson

Six Shocks Used in Executing Raphael Skopp in Boston

Raphael Skopp, 33, of Brooklyn, N Y, was executed by electric chair in Boston after six shocks, the number required due to his heavy build. He was convicted of murdering a Boston liquor store owner during a December 1944 holdup. Warden Francis J W Lanagan called the procedure unusual but necessary to ensure humane execution and reasonable post release employment prospects.

Boston Raphael Skopp Brooklyn N. Y Massachusetts Francis J. W. Lanagan Skopp

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Helena E. L. Frang T. V. Sharp Joe Bossler R. J. Frang Seattle May Nicholson Charles Stuart Nicholson Nicholson Brothers South Carolina James Ballard Monck's Corner S. C Paul Ballard N. D Catherine Spinks St. Louis Gd Braaten Wikland Braaten Ralph Wendland Ralph Jr Carol Sue Kansas City Billings Livestock Commission Co State Theatre Cmmle Tere Sonny Tufts Constance Dow'ing SUN Ae Nrrl Rws Williams Bobby Driscoll Richard Gaines Frank Ryan Jack Hora By Paulmallon Unio Wedalee Jim and Clark Rutledge Livestock Company Edgar Johnson American Legion Masonic Hall Copenhaver’s Orchestra Legion
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