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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1963
Page
4
Sheriff Kenneth Thompson and Kitty Tronrud Jr spoke of memories from her first class in Big Timber as Byron Manley presented a white orchid corsage and engraved tray. The M E A awarded a life membership in retired members, presented by D G Meskimen.
Health advice contrasts old myths about tuberculosis with current facts. TB spreads via the germ and not through heredity or household links. Many show no symptoms until advanced, so periodic tuberculin tests or chest X rays are essential to detect active or latent infection.
Sigurd Lavold Jr. and Mrs Gertrude Conwell join Mrs Forrest Altman Mrs Henry Klindt and Mrs Dudley as tables were laid for 130 guests with more to add to honor this outstanding member of the teaching profession. The event celebrated the rewarding nature of teaching.
An analysis of collective bargaining in America questions the ideal of cooperative labor‑management talks. It notes unions' growth into industry wide bodies, government intervention worries, and the risk of public interest overreach as political action rises in labor disputes.
The Wall Street Journal editorializes that unions may impose take it or leave it pressure while management faces no similar recourse. The piece questions national faith in labor management relations and government intervention and calls for a Pioneer Classified Act.
The Wheat Referendum results show farmers favor voluntary programs over compulsory controls. New wheat legislation in Congress would add wheat to a feed grain plan as a voluntary program with planting supports and restrictions. The author offers to send copies of the bill and urges consideration of geographic differences in farming to craft workable farm legislation.
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