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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1952

Page

5

Federal payroll shows 2.55 million workers. defense dominates

The latest figures report 2,549,716 federal employees with more than half in the defense department. Civilians in defense total 1,307,360, yielding a military personnel count around 3,500,000.

Defense Department

Marilyn Gottlob and Elvin Michels Wed in Bozeman

Marilyn Faye Gottlob and Elvin Louis Michels married in a 9 o'clock Saturday morning ceremony at Holy Rosary Church Bozeman. The bride wore Chantilly lace and tulle with orange blossom crown, carried white orchids and stephanotis, and was given in marriage by her father. Guests included out of town relatives and the reception followed at the Alpha Gamma Delta house with pink and white gladioli and peonies in decor.

Bozeman Marilyn Faye Gottlob Elvin Louis Michels Josie Hanson Mike Hoyem Big Timber Frank M. Gottlob N. Wallace Edward F. Michels Raynesford Mont Kathryn Gottlob Minnie Freeman Carol Merz Bud Michels Viggo Anderson Great Falls Burton Ginther Augusta Bernard Michels Donald Mee Alpha Gamma Delta Helen Norwood Betty Thompson Winona Morrison Florence Howanah Alice Willman Leona Jordan Jean VanWinkle Melville Bob Thomson Billings A. Anderson Marie Viggo Francis Murray Catherine Bang Ed Michels Bud Bernard Del John Jaap Phil Kleffner Belt Yellowstone National Park Gallatin County High School Michels Montana State College Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Belta School Montana State

End of Fiscal Year Brings Spending Orgy

June spending by U S government agencies surges to prevent unspent funds. The Chamber of Commerce says heads spend to avoid penalties in future appropriations. June outlays, excluding interest, run around 7 billion total or 333 million daily, roughly 7 45 per day per family and about 37 25 weekly.

Washington Chamber of Commerce of the United States Congress Chamber

June fiscal year spending scramble cited by officials

The article notes high officials condemn the June spending surge as surpluses are rushed to be spent. Secretary Sawyer warns such year end wasteful acts could be avoided. The Mutual Security Agency faces about 9 billion unspent funds, with major obligations expected by June. The Defense Department plans to obligate about 21.5 billion from April through June. More details follow.

Secretary of Commerce Sawyer Treasury Mutual Security Agency Defense Department

Arm Forces Obligate Over Twelve Billion Daily

A government effort will require the armed forces to allocate twelve billion dollars daily, amounting to more than half a billion each working day, to support ongoing operations and obligations.

Progressive Party Seeks Ballot Access in 36 States

Chicago July 8 The Progressive Party wrapped its national convention and aims to appear on the November ballot in at least three fourths of the states. Presidential candidate Vincent Hallinan 56 San Francisco lawyer in a contempt of court jail term, and running mate Charlotte Bass 62 New York publisher, seek spots on ballots. The party already appears on ballots in New York California Montana Connecticut Missouri New Jersey Pennsylvania and Michigan.

Chicago Vincent Hallinan San Francisco Henry A. Wallace Charlotte Bass New York California Eagle California Montana Connecticut Missouri New Jersey Pennsylvania Michigan

Federal civilian payroll tops 5 billion in six months

The federal civilian payroll has exceeded 5 billion in the past six months and is expected to remain at this rate for the next six months. At this pace the payroll would be 2 billion higher than previously projected.

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Elvin Michels Kenneth W. Crabb The Dawson County Review Yellowstone River Sidney Glendive Anaconda Copper Mining Company Ralph E. Godfrey Crescent. Oia Donkey Ball CO Business J. S. Solberg Co Grand Barber Shop Davis Grocery Niemi Core Drug Co Vaughn Ragsdale Roquet Cafe Vaughn Market Big Timber Junior Chamber of Commerce Progressive Party Wesley A Hugo Aronson Republican Glacier County Cut Bank Aronson Rose McClure France 20Th Engineers Aronson Is A American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Cut Bank Lions Club the Elks, Moose and Masonic Bodies Sweet Grass County Governor Club Ralph Prather Pres E. O. Overland Sec’y Byron Grosfield Treas
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