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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Raymond Bainter announce the birth of a son, Gary Michael, seven pounds, at Community hospital on Sunday May 11. Mrs C R Vose traveled by train from New York Monday to spend the summer at the Vose ranch near Melville. Mr Vose is to join later.
Former Big Timber resident Mrs. Catherine Lyon is reported quite ill in Spokane. Her daughter Mrs. Paul Severance and her Bozeman husband have traveled to Spokane to be with her for a few days.
Help wanted to care for a 3 year old child during daytime hours near 6th Ave East and Bramble. Call 202 7 days and 20 M evenings. 32 1 For Sale Netted Gem seed potatoes offered by Bjarne Stone with contact info. For Sale Low kitchen work table cabinet listed by Mrs Art Michels with phone details.
McLean Clark of Clark's Plumbing & Heating Company in Big Timber attends a Coleman Company heating and air conditioning school in Wichita. Clark is among 46 selected retail reps to learn the latest in home heating, application engineering, and merchandising. The training covers Coleman automatic heating gear including floor furnaces wall heaters water heaters space heaters and the Blend-Air system for existing and new homes.
Judge Pine declares the president's claim of inherent emergency power to seize steel properties illegal and not subject to judicial review. He warns that allowing such power would erode constitutional government and threaten personal liberty, urging Congress to act within existing laws to handle the crisis.
To Hospital Walter Osborne took Oscar Farlang to the veterans hospital at Fort Harrison this morning for treatment. Pink and Blue Shower Mrs Lawrence Vaughn and Mrs Paul Nyre hosted a shower for Mrs Clarence Petaja with games and gifts. Treated at Hospital William Bond, a Northern Pacific employee, was admitted to the Community hospital for a back injury. Moving to Billings Mr and Mrs Robert Leicht and three children visit from Sheboygan and plan to relocate as Mr Leicht transfers with New York Life.
Civilian activities of the federal government are estimated at more than 12 billion dollars in fiscal 1953, up from 3.6 billion in 1946, and higher than any year except 1944 and 1945 during World War II.
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