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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1955
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Arnold Johnson and their daughter Kay spent the Fourth at the Johnny Miller ranch in Twodot and attended the Harrowton rodeo for holiday entertainment.
The Second Hoover Commission urges saving tax dollars by cutting waste in federal operations. It cites a $10 million Navy food disposal as an example, reveals large surplus meat and canned goods across 14 depots, and estimates billion-dollar annual savings across personnel, paperwork, hospitals, transportation, and more. It links Hanford’s atomic site history to municipal efforts by GE community services.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tronrud Jr. left Friday for Virginia City and other points on a vacation trip. A Fourth of July picnic brought together twenty four relatives and friends at the Melville ranch home of Mrs. Anna Tronrud.
The Hanford atomic energy project turns White Bluffs, Richland, and Hanford into dramatic boom towns. White Bluffs, once a 300 resident orchard community, is absorbed into the 600 square mile reservation. Over 50,000 workers and families mobilize in 1943 to construct the plutonium facilities under the Atomic Energy Commission.
The City band will perform in downtown Saturday at 6 30 pm before moving to the fairgrounds for the rodeo. Also includes visit notes from Milwaukee visitors Lane family and Lewistown guests Duncan and Beley kin, hailstorm damage near Big Timber, and trip returns and family reunions detailing Duffey and Gottlob families and a drowning death prompting a family travel.
Economic outlook sees a plateau with rising wages and steady consumption. Factors include higher wage demands, continued factory activity, and a debate over pass through of rising costs to prices. A brief mid year vacation note covers Mr and Mrs Clay Lape visiting Selville from Santa Barbara.
An education commission reported discipline in U S classrooms as the teachers’ top problem, with 3,400 teachers surveyed showing a sharp rise from three years ago. The findings note rural and urban areas affected and link discipline to juvenile delinquency as a common underlying cause. The commission plans an extensive survey of 10,000 teachers and regional conferences with experts.
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