The Wage Price Battle Threatens American Prosperity
The piece argues that the United States risks losing its lead in world production as Germany and Japan improve efficiency. It cites steel as a costly example, noting rising labor costs and foreign competition. It criticizes Kennedy era policy for inflation risks and calls for restraint from government, unions, and industry to preserve national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Japan
America
Atlantic
Roger Blough
U.S. Steel
Kennedy
Blough
Goldberg
Congress
Dr Olive Baskett Dies in Texas
Dr Olive Thorne Baskett died Saturday night in Sherman Texas after a stroke. Arnold Johnson flew to Amarillo to meet Dr George Baskett and drive the car back. The body was cremated and memorial services are pending arrival of Dr Baskett. The Baskett couple had traveled to Texas three weeks earlier to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Thorne Baskett
Sherman
Texas
Arnold Johnson
George Baskett
Amarillo
Baskett
Peaceful Halloween Festivities Across Big Timber
The Moose lodge and sponsors report a safe Halloween with no vandalism. SGHS football team joined trick or treating after practice for the second year. Community groups hosted events for preschool to eighth grade children at churches and halls with many attendees. Teenagers danced at the Moose hall as part of the celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
Pioneer
Monte Beck
SGHS
Congregational Church
Woman’s Club
Royal Neighbors
Legion and Auxiliary
Fraternity Hall
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Masonic Ladge
Masonic Hall
Moose Hall
The
Women of the Moose
Jury Deadlocks in Moran Grand Larceny Case
White Sulphur Springs Meagher county jurors failed to reach a verdict on Keith L. Moran in the grand larceny case and were discharged. Moran faces two more grand larceny allegations tied to theft from Livingston firms. Retrials set for December 4 and 11 before Judge Nat Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
Meagher County
Keith L. Moran
Livingston
Nat Allen
Allen
James L. Keith
Moran
County Poor Fund
Vernon G. Sutton
Livingston Service Station
Billy G. Smith
Smith
Thespians Stage Three Act Comedy The Family Nobody Wanted
The SGHS Thespians directed by Mervin Wertz present a three act comedy The Family Nobody Wanted by Christopher Sergel this Friday and Saturday at 8 pm based on Helen Grigsby Doss book. Cast includes Don Wulff Dixie Warp Gary Branne Kathie Tyler with Christy Palm Shelly Brennan and others. Shirley Branne directs. produced by Dramatic Publishing Co. Curtain time is 8 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sghs Thespians
Mervin Wertz
Christopher Sergel
Helen Grigsby Doss
Rev. Doss
Don Wulff
Dixie Warp
Gary Branne
Kathie Tyler
Christy Palm
Shelly Brennan
Tom Biglen
Mary Ellen McDonnell
Ray Jarrett
Diana Refsland
Mark Johnson
Margaret Lavold
Ole Qiestad
Angella Kottong
Alex Adams
Mary Clark
Nina Adams
Shirley Branne
Wertz
Doss
Dramatic Publishing Co
Chicago
National Education Week Open House At Local High School
The high school hosts an open house tonight at 7 45 p m with parents visiting classes to receive progress reports. Early tours of facilities available, followed by a social hour in the lunch room. Principal A R Collins notes mailings for absent parents and emphasizes teacher contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Collins
Collins
The
American Legion
Lost hunter search ends near Livingston
Sheriff Albert Nickelson and the Billings Ski Patrol called off the search Friday afternoon for Delmar Berg, 25, of Billings. Berg was last seen about a week ago in the Pine Beela area as four inches of fresh snow fell, hampering the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Livingston
Albert Nickelson
Billings
Delmar Berg
Pine ‘Beela
Nickelson
Residents seek name change for Speedway Avenue
Six Oshkosh residents petition the City Council to rename Speedway Avenue to Webster Street claiming motorists take the current name too literally and speed on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wis
Webster
Speedway Avenue
Hospital admits patients for medical care this week
Several patients were admitted to the community hospital on Tuesday and Wednesday for medical care. Details of diagnoses are not provided in the readable text.
Services Held For Albert Strickland
Albert W. Strickland 83 died at Community Hospital Sunday. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Lowry Chapel with Rev. Christopher Pratt officiating. Burial in Mountain View with Masonic rites. Survived by his widow. He was a longtime plumber and engineer with a career spanning New York and Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Strickland
Community Hospital
Lowry Chapel
Christopher Pratt
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Mountain View
A. Ronald McDonnell
Chas. Nicholson
Old Rugged Cross
Mervin Sell
Toby Osen
Albert Strand
Norman Hale
Robert Johnson
C. E. Smart
Henry Tietz
Fromberg
Albert Warfield Strickland
Brooklyn
N. Y
Samuel Strickland
A.G. Link Architectural Co
Billings
Mr. Strickland
Varetta Caverly
Masonic Lodge
The
Electrical Engineers
Army Engineers
Big Timber
Tragic Accidental Shooting Claims Waldum Boy life
Tommy Edward Waldum nine died in Livingston after a .22 rifle discharged in a McGee garage where he and friend Howard McGee twelve were playing. The gun had a shell left in the chamber. Funeral services were held at the American Lutheran church with burial in Mountain View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Edward Waldum
Livingston
Howard McGee
McGee
Waldum
Tommy
Peder Waldum
Bowman
N. C
American Lutheran Church
Mary Susan
Catherine Ann
Edward Krenz
Wheaton
Bill Haman
Tintah, Minn
Mountain View Cemetery
Soldiers donate 200 to driver’s widow in tribute
Wisconsin National Guardsmen aboard a troop train chipped in to make a $200 check possible for Mrs. Louis R. Everling of Terry Montana, mother of five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin National
Appendectomy for Robert Loge After Emergency Home Call
Robert Loge nine year old son of Rev Kenneth Loge and Mrs Loge pastor of the Evangelical Free church underwent an appendectomy after an emergency home call. Doctors report he is resting as relatives await further word on his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Loge
Kenneth Loge
Evangelical Free Church
Local Girls Entered In Wool Contest
The Make It Yourself With Wool contest will be held Saturday Nov 4 in the MSC Student Union. Big Timber and Columbus entrants register at 9 30 am with a 11 30 am lunch, then model at 12 30 pm for judges guided by two professional models. A 3 pm free style show, awards, and tea follow, with entrants Kathy Tyler Gloria Boe and Dixie Warp from Sweet Grass County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MSC
Big Timber
Columbus
Sweet Grass County
Kathy Tyler
Gloria Boe
Dixie Warp
Mrs. H Juhnke Wins Mrs Montana 1962 Title
Betty Juhnke of Livingston named Mrs Montana for 1962 after winning in Bozeman with a chicken dish and applesauce cake. She earns a free plane trip to Ft Lauderdale and a 16 day trip, with events including menu planning essays, hairstyling, and poise tests. Her husband Howard joins the trip from Livingston by train or car to Billings November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Bozeman
Park County
Billings
Howard
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Livingston
Montana jobless count hits nine thousand nine hundred ninety six
Montana officials report 9,996 unemployed in September, with a state employment service tally showing non farm industries employing 175,000 and government payrolls up 900 from August and 1,700 from September last year, indicating a stronger labor market though unemployment remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Employment Service
Blountstown seeks candidates for city council posts
Blountstown Florida officials report no filings yet for Ward 1 and Ward 2 council seats. The $25 qualifying fee and $1 annual salary accompany a two year term. City Clerk Joe Plummer says he does not know what happens if no candidates file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blountstown
Fla
Joe Plummer
Big Timber Herders Seek Conference Title Clincher
The Big Timber Herders travel to Worden to face Huntley Project as they chase sole possession of the Southern division class B title. A win could clinch the championship. losses elsewhere could leave the Herders tied or in second, with ten seniors playing their final game for SGHS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Worden
Huntley Project
Fed Devils
Herders
Lodge Grass
Harlowton
Huntley
Harlo
Forsyth
Alex Adams
Joe Beley
Harry Berg
George Chapel
Ron Gullion
Walt Huyser
Tom Larson
Jerry McKay
Tom Ratledge
Marvin Stephens
SGHS
Huntley Project Red Devils
Graham
Glasston Rancher Herman Hetland Dies of Heart Attack
Herman Hetland a Glasston rancher died Sunday afternoon from a heart attack while checking stock on his Glasston area ranch. He was found about 10 PM after partners and neighbors searched by horse and Jeep. Funeral services were held at the Big Timber Lutheran church with Rev. Ocee Johnson officiating. He was born March 7 1899 in Kristiansand Norway and came to the United States in 1914. Survivors include his brother Bernhard sister Mrs O B Flare and brother Sam Hetland plus nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hetland
Glasston
Glasston Lakes
Bernhard Hetland
Herman
Bernhard
Arvid Larson
Otter Creek
Dean
Wayne Larson
E. O. Overland
Albert Osen
Albert Strand
Thor B. Hanson
Harold Faw
Manchus Thompson
Tom Osen
Livingston
Toby Osen
Martin Olson
Wayne Faw
Kenneth Boe
Albert Hanson
Kristiansand
Norway
Tollef Hetland
United States
Mrs Armstrong Admitted After Relapse At Deaconess Hospital
Mrs. Dick Armstrong, released from the hospital last week, relapsed and was admitted to Deaconess hospital in Billings Thursday evening. She underwent surgery Sunday morning for repairs on the right eye and is progressing as well as can be expected. Mr. Armstrong stayed with her from Saturday to Monday evening before returning to Big Timber with Mrs. Earl Bouse who had spent the week with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Armstrong
Deaconess Hospital
Billings
Mr. Armstrong
Big Timber
Earl Bouse
Armstrong
Revoltin Development at City Club Lanes
Norman Starr hands Arnold Johnson $100 for bowling 275 at City Club Lanes last week. Johnson boasted nine straight strikes and a final spare worth $100 as onlookers preferred cash over a perfect 300. Substitute Teacher Mrs Stan Jacobson teaches at Rapstad school succeeding Mrs Dick Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Starr
Arnold Johnson
Norm
Arnold
Stan Jacobson
Rapstad
Dick Armstrong
Friday Basketball Doubleheaders and Night Games
Preview listing four Friday games with times and matchups: Big Timber at Huntley Project 1 30 p m Columbus at Red Lodge 2 p m Absarokee at Forsyth 8 p m Lodge Grass at Harlowton 8 p m. Local schedule notes include venue and start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Lodge
Huntley Project
Absarokee Red Lodge
Harlowton
Columbus
Forsyth
Red Lodge
Forfeitures In Justice Court For Hunting Violations
Ruben Zimdel and Arnold Scheeler each forfeit $27.50 for hunting on posted land per F J Ellison and Walter Grooms. Annie DeLeuw and Leonard J Esp for $27.50, hunting on posted land. Dean L Smith fined $10 for no drivers license. Second offense fines $20 or 10 days jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruben Zimdel
Arnold Scheeler
F. J. Ellison
Walter Grooms
Annie DeLeuw
Leonard J. Esp
Dean L. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
George S. Benson Mueg
Dr. Olive Baskett
Hallowe
Murry
Nadine
Lee M
Edith Palin
Helen van Cleve
Barbara Copenhaver
Clark Ranch
Boulder
Thespians
Albert Strickland
H. Juhnke
John Kremper
Betty) Juhnke
Duane Hauge
Allen Rolston
Herder
Rick Clark
Huyser
Rich Friez
Revoltin’ Development
Justice Court
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