Pioneer Births and Visits Highlight Big Timber Notes
August 20 1922 birth to Mr and Mrs William Liebel of Big Timber. Charles Caulkins to Berkeley for medical study. E C Davis from Melville brings two monkeys for county fair stunts costing $50. Kathleen McCartney and Charles Edward Stotts wed in Livingstone August 12. several local visits and travels including S T Gish and A R Pratt at Chico Hot Springs. Alaska auto noted. dragon of Pioneer files continues with community happenings and travels through September 1 1932.
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Pioneer Files
William Liebel
Big Timber
Charles Caulkins
C. A. Caulkins
Fair
Berkeley
Calif
E. C. Davis
Melville
New York City
Express
Kathleen McCartney
Big Timber Bakery
Charles Edward Stotts
Gish
Boulder
John Hart
T. G. Blakeman
Baltimore
Paul L. van Cleve
Nels P. Haugen
Madison
Wis
Louisiana
S. T. Gish
Chico Hot Springs
Livingston
A. R. Pratt
S. A. Perrine
U. S. Lacks Coherent Far East Policy Critics Say
Ludwell Denny argues Washington shows no positive U S Far East policy. He cites Korea as yielding only limited decisions and warns of hazy responses to potential Red threats from Hong Kong to Indo China. He says no clear plans with France Indo Chinese allies or McArthur coordination exists.
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Ludwell Denny
Washington
Scripps-Howard Papers
Korea
Far Pacific
Hong Kong
Red China
Indo-China
Formosa
Truman
Douglas McArthur
Claim Jumping Bureaucratic Style in Mining World letter
Editor Mining World prints a reader letter urging unified industry action against government interference in mining claims. The writer cites Isabella dam project impacts on the Cove district, notably the Big Blue mine, and calls for awareness and response to protect prospecting and private development.
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Jess Clemons
Mining World
Charles F. Willis
Kern County
Calif
Isabella
Cove
Big Blue
Mining claim rights contested by land bureau official urges action
Charles Willis of the National Minerals Advisory Council warns miners that government agencies cannot revoke valid mining claims without a hearing. He advocates group action, court challenges when necessary, pedis possessio protection for diligent claimants, and urges Congress to investigate, citing the Big Blue lode and similar claims as examples.
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Ter
Bureau of Land Management
Big Blue Lode
Charles Willis
Public Lands Committee
National Minerals Advisory Council
The
Forest Service
Department of the Interior
Government Department
Charles F. Willis
Man’s Eyes Superior. Ears and Nose Inferior to Many
A report notes humans have the sharpest daylight vision among mammals while auditory and olfactory senses lag behind most species. The observation contrasts visual prowess with less keen hearing and smell across the animal kingdom.
Audience votes against speech by Lattimore
Surnsmouth New Hampshire August 28 hotel management canceled a scheduled talk by Owen Lattimore due to guest protests. Lattimore, a far eastern expert, had been accused by Senator McGrath of being Russia's top spy, though a Senate committee later cleared him of all charges.
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Lattimore
Surnsmouth
N. H
Owen Lattimore
Wentworth-by-the-sea
Sen. McGrath
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