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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1952
Page
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Leo J. Cromer filed for the state senate in 1942 as Teel 1942 and HLS coverage notes Teel victory potential while Cromer seeks the district seat.
A garbled report hints at alleged treachery by a group identified as Reds. The fragment mentions secrecy and state involvement, with unclear references to a person and event from last night in a distant year.
A wedding notice reports the marriage of Miles and Ler on a date not fully legible. The brief record notes the couple’s union in a local ceremony with sparse details and no complications.
A partial notice notes Mr and Mrs Walter F Be of Davenport Washington and Mr Miles as the couple head of the household. The couple plan to make their home in Spokane despite incomplete OCR details.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a case referencing Frank Meck and a town near Lakes with a January date, suggesting a legal action or hearing. The unreadable text limits clarity on parties, location, and outcome.
A fragmented clashing set of lines mentions self employed tax returns and social security with income. It also references war prisoners, names like Anseriion and Gog, Tokyo headquarters, and a drowning incident in May near a rural school.
The article notes the March of Dimes campaign starting across the nation amid rising costs and more cases than in four years. It cites that in 1951 the organization cared for about 45,000 men women and children and that contributions must rise to continue services.
Funeral services for O A Lysne were held at the Lutheran church with Rev E E Tollefson officiating. Music by Mrs Ted C Busha and Mrs A Ronald McDonnell, organ by Mrs Tollefson. Pallbearers were O A Elmer Arneson Edwin Cole A Anderson C S Flattum and Chauncey Irvine. Lysne born April 22 1876 in Northfield Minnesota lived there early and in Drum mond the past three years. Survived by widow four children Marguerite Overland of Big Timber Dr Myron Lysne of Minneapolis Burton and Dorothy Lysne of Drummond. Brothers Henry I of Minneapolis Al Lysne Mason City Iowa three sisters Breta Sheridan Rochester Minn Anna Rorvik Chicago Ill Bertha Johnson Minneapolis.
County Treasurer Harold Roe announces licenses are now issued with expiration tied to the holder’s birth date. Prices vary by birth year and month, with initial 1982-1983 schedule and subsequent increases. Affected drivers must bring 1951 licenses when applying for renewals or new permits.
Lodge Grass edged Indians 28 to 26 in a tense late finish as Murphy sparked the rally. The visitors led 18 to 12 at the half, but a late clock issue hampered the horn, giving Lodge Grass a photo finish win.
In Washington the 1952 campaign shapes as a clash over corruption and socialism. Republicans argue Truman era policies verge on socialism while Democrats claim prosperity and a housecleaning agenda. Leaders like Barkley and Arends frame foreign and domestic policy battles with UN Korea and national income comparisons cited in radio debates.
Heglund used a weed burner after electric pumps failed and intake water froze. He heated the thawed intake to restore circulating water, saving more than 400000 fish doomed without fresh water.
The Internal Revenue Service says 113 employees have been fired this year for disciplinary reasons. The bureau notes not all cases linked to the current tax scandal. A spokesman says many dismissals were routine for misconduct and arrogance.
A derailed train near Big Timber early this morning disrupted service and caused delays. Officials reported the incident occurred around 10 15 last night with derelict track conditions cited as the probable cause.
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