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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1945
Page
7
The University of Michigan confirms an effective influenza vaccine developed by its school of public health. The shot was created under a military medical program and has been limited to services until now. civilian availability hinges on commercial production speed.
Mr and Mrs Ed Boddy of Gibson travel through city en route to Bozeman to visit friends. Miss Mildred Dean teaches in Carbon County during Christmas week with sister Mrs John Lowry. Mrs T J McCall dies at midnight from apoplexy. Miss Helen Busha named assistant clerk to Park county exemption board. Mrs J E Roecher returns from Indiana on the North Coast Limited. Red Cross receives 25 from Mrs J A Post for a fat Christmas turkey and tickets sold for 25 cents each. Miss Elsie Roecher holds winning ticket No 3.
Pioneer notes that Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Clark and son came back this week from Billings where they spent Christmas with old friends. Also, Regivald Berland and Alice Geraldine Hauge wed after church at Big Timber, to reside in Wyola where he works for Harvey Cort.
Dr. Paul Meadows of Montana State University predicts a slow population rise for Montana through the decade. The study, prepared for The Montana Study at University of Montana, notes birth gains, migration returns, and economic policy shaping future growth. It cites a median age of 28.8, higher divorce rates, and the need for stable family and development to balance resources.
American prosecutors urged the international tribunal at Nuremberg to convict some 600,000 members of the Nazi leadership corps as war criminals. They argued that if the six organizations are criminal groups, all their members face war crime guilt, with total membership potentially rising to about two million including minor staff.
Governor M Q Sharpe of South Dakota canceled the Missouri river states governors meeting in Denver citing an end to the authority controversy. He said Washington reports suggested the MVA bill might not seek further hearings and credited the governors committee with coordinating interests into a development plan.
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