Veto debates and world tensions color postwar news
President Truman opposes the Case bill while backing a six month study of labor law and new social measures. The article also covers maritime labor talks, farm forecasts, and international moves with Haj Amin Al Husseini, Russia Argentina ties, and Tito Mihailovic trials. It ends with winter testing plans for 4500 army troops across Alaska Wisconsin and Adak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Congress
House
U. S
Near East
Haj Amin al Husseini
Anglo-American Commission
Holy Land
Haj Amin
Paris
Britain
France
Russia
Grand Mufti
Levant
Fairbanks
Alaska
Camp McCoy
Wis
Adak
College grads expect jobs at or above last year’s salaries
Northwestern National Life Insurance survey of 108 American colleges reports 90 schools expect all June graduates will be employed by July 1 at starting salaries equal to or higher than last year. Another nine anticipate 75 to 95 percent securing jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Pipeline of Small Town Tales From Pioneer Files
June 20 1918 item list updates from Big Timber and nearby towns. Notes include births including a daughter of Adolph Larson and a Miss Frances Colvin returning from Missoula, visits by Miss Frances Pope and Clarence Caulkins, travels of Mrs Ted Kepler to Portland, commencement at State College Bozeman, Edna Patterson visiting before returning to Whit ing Iowa, Elsie Spencer leaving for Chicago, funeral of Mrs Thomas G Armstrong with out of town attendees, and a historical census fact from 1900 to 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Colvin
State University
Missoula
Adolph Larson
Big Timber
Clark Allen
Thompson Yards, Inc
Allen
Frances Pope
Miles City
Chloe Claiborn
Clarence Caulkins
A. H. Arneson
Bozeman
State College
Hattie
Edna Patterson
Sweet Grass County High School
Park County Institution
Whiting
Iowa
Elsie Spencer
Chicago
Chicago Musical College
Thomas G. Armstrong
Congregational Church
Mountain View
W. P. Eastman
A. D. Burkett
Trident
Etta Metzel
Alder
A. T
Mrs Nebel Sails to Philadelphia and New Jersey
Mrs William J Nebel and her children William and Peggy depart Sunday for Philadelphia and several destinations in New Jersey as part of a family trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack W. Durant
WAC
Veronica Nash Durant
Hesse
Germany
Durants
Chicago
Ill
Sophie of Hesse
Leonardo Keeler
Ace Chicago
Victoria
Great Britain
Frederick II
William J. Nebel
William
Peggy
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Government Drive On E Bond Sales
The first peacetime savings bond drive begins this month focusing on e bonds. From Feb 1 to May 31 e bond redemptions totaled 2 057 415 000 while sales were 1 470 864 000 creating a 586 551 000 shortfall covered by f and g bond sales. The drive emphasizes thrift and self interest amid inflationary pressures and high consumer spending.
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Supreme Court
Western Newspaper Union
LABOR
Department of Agriculture
USDA
Senate
Robert la Follette
Wisconsin Progressive
Civil Service
la Follette
Robert H. Jackson
Washington
High Tribunal
Senator Hickenlooper
Rep
Nuernberg
Jackson
Hugo Black
Black
Crampton Harris
Birmingham
Ala
United Mine Workers
UMW
Justice Roberts
Fred Vinson
Argentina
About
Peron
South America
Moscow
G Carlos von der Becke
Yugoslavia
Draja Mihailovitch
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Col
R. H. McDowell
Mihailovitch
McDowell
U 38
Army Material
Brooklyn
Buenos Aires
Pioneer Files
Will
Mrs. Nebel
Ted Kepler
Portland
United States
Lee Metcalf
ERIE
East Main Street
Bozeman, Montana
Braaten
Mont
Studebaker
America
Jake
Seia
Montana
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