Reed Point Notes Junior Farmers plan fair booth and tours
The Reed Point 4 H club met at Bridger Creek school with 13 members present led by President Patsy Brandt. Anna Mae Peterson demonstrated button varieties and plans for a livestock tour on July 10 and funday on July 11 were made. A is special meeting July 7 and members will bring a photo of themselves and their project August 6.
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Bridger Creek School
Patsy Brandt
Anna Mae Peterson
McLeod
Don Todd
Weiner
Reed Point Club
Big Timber Club
Peggy Todd
Palmer Peterson
Oscar Peterson
Eddy
Wayne Eder
Carl Eder
Columbus
Mount Mine
Bridger Creek club notes and community visitors
The Bridger Creek Senior club met with Mrs. Sophia Guthrie hosting. President Ida Lay led the meeting. Pleun Roebel presented a program on flag display and July events. Members sang and a piano solo followed. A lunch for members and guests concluded the gathering.
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Pleun Roobol
Harry Weamer
James Ballard
Tellico Plains
Tenn
William LaGrand
Patricia
Moncks Corner
S. C
R. H. Cunningham
Great Falls
Lewistown
Livingston Way
Everett Imlay
Linda
Virginia
Powell
Wyo
Betty Alice Lott
Livingston
Carl Imlay Jr
Carl Imlay
Deer Creek
Bob Cunningham
Glen Barnum
Ira Toothaker
Belfry
Lloyd Golden Jr
Sharon
Marilyn
Kenneth Jones
Leona Fae
Loretta
Kenneth Clyde
Big Timber
Don Farthing
John Farthing
Floyd Ferguson
Ed Baumgardner
Owen McKeith
Charlotte
Myrtle Askwig
Walt Bayers
Billings
Walt McBride
Loyd Berry
Fred Swift
Jack MacLean
Bill Berry
Petrine Peterson
E. J Bott
Illa Ostenson
Blind Bridger Creek
Gladys Myers
Shirlee Kaus
Bozeman
Lydia Wendorf
Rhame
S. D
R. E. Smith
John Young Jr
Tie Brandon
White Sulphur Springs
Raymon Smith
Dave Renfield
Grace Tool
Bridger Creek
Sophia Guthrie
Ida Lay
Pleun Roebel
Henry Hausserman
Rex Guthrie
Nancy
Shirley Kjarmo
Roebel
Kjarmo
Mary Lay
Laura Nepstad
Cosgriff
Keppler
Carl Bue
Anton Krone
Tool
Henry Blisslor Worden
Debate Over Foreign Aid and Alliance Policy
A congressional debate questions United States foreign aid to India and the broader alliance strategy amid French and Italian ratification issues. Critics argue current spending fails to build lasting friendships or security, while Secretary Duties emphasizes United States power as the main safeguard against Soviet blackmail. The minority urges reevaluation of past programs and a new course for future aid.
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United States
House of Representatives
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Mier
France
Cambodia
Indo-China
India
Nehru
United Nations
Soviet Union
Europe
Foreign Affairs Committee
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Montana
U. S
Cdesiice
State OF Montana
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Harold Boe
E. L. Frang
William Churchill
E. Smart
W .K. Amery
Oldsmobile
USE Motor Company
1St Ave
TF Coke
Maerk
WO Ueote
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Livingston, Mont
Wesle
Asia
Mia Ostenson
Kjarma
Marion VanCampen
Margaret Phipps
Delight Bruce
Rapelje
Dwane Adams
Cut Bank
Lee Robins
Pemmer Halverson
Dailey Lake
Walt Jess
Madison
George Broadwater
Robert
Vernon Taylor
Jack Taylor
Absarokee
G. A. Shaffner
San Francisco
Jim Broadwater
Ambrose Brumfield
Bill Golden
Mark
Braaten
Wrecker Service
Mont
RT Leis Se
Dean UL
Raed
Congress Club
Melvin N. Holness
Sec
Portland Cement Association
Helene
Montane
Ia National Organization
O. J. Ellingson R.ms
Zephyr
Mal Goosey & Sons
Baler Twine
Davis
Wagner
Danuser Post
Bestland Rock Pickers
Ray G. and
Lamont I. Beck
Sweet Grass Ty City of Big Timber
Raymond Hoem
B. Olness
Montana Power Office
Dr. R. J. Schaffarzick Optometris
Livingston, Montana
E. C. Overland
Sweet Grass Abstract
C. V. Mosier
Paul Westervelt
C. J. Paulson
Cour
T Hi
J. D. Herries
Masonic Temple
L. H. Townsend
Masonic Bldg
Mysse Electric
Louis Mysse
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