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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1946

Page

3

Supervisor Clark Reviews FSA Accomplishments in Sweet Grass County

John W. Clark, county supervisor, outlines two key FSA achievements over ten years and a major reconversion task. He notes FSA loans and services aided thousands of small farmers during drought and war, with rehabilitation and operating loans, farm ownership loans, and support for water systems and health associations. He cites 175 loans totaling 310,821.57 dollars, 75 farm families aided, and 32 with active loans, plus 8 new and 22 supplemental loans since July 1, 1945. The county committee includes D Daily Johnson, Claude S Doig, and John E Peterson.

Farm Security Administration John W. Clark FSA Sweet Grass County Pioneer Clark Sweet Grass D. Daily Johnson Melville Claude S. Doig McLeod John E. Peterson Big Timber Montana

Mass Executions by U S Army at Dachau Conclude

Landsberg Germany May 29 Wolfgang Weiss Dachau commandant hanged at Landsberg prison as 14 associates preceded him and 13 more await execution in the largest US army mass execution. War crimes court convicted 28 for murdering over 300000 people at Dachau while testimony cited torture and brutal experiments.

Landsberg Germany Martin Gottfried Weiss Dachau United States Army War Crimes Branch Wiesbaden Weiss Paul Grossman U. S Bad Weisse Klause Karl Schilling

Government In Better Condition Than Hoped

Washington reports fiscal 1946 nears end with lower spending and smaller deficit than projected. Treasury statement shows total 1946 spending around 60 billion and a deficit near 22 billion, receipts running above tax-cut driven expectations. War and demobilization costs accounted for major outlays, with defense and liquidation next year projected at 15 billion.

Washington Treasury

Dies From Atomic Bomb Accident

Dr. Louis Slotin, 36, Los Alamos scientist exposed to radiation in an atomic bomb lab accident May 21, died Thursday at 11 a m in Los Alamos Post hospital. He helped disperse fissionable material and prevent greater injuries to others in the lab. Daghlian died nine months earlier in a similar incident.

Los Alamos N. M Louis Slotin Norris E. Bradbury Slotin Los Alamos Post Hospital Winnipeg Canada Oxford University Atomic Laboratory Daghlian

Blue and Gray Ranks Are Nearly Empty

Washington notes that few Civil War veterans remain as Memorial Day observances mark the aging survivors. About 155 Union veterans and around 135 Confederate veterans were alive to commemorate the April day marking Lee’s surrender at Appomattox 81 years earlier.

Washington Lee Appomattox United America

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