Congressional Debate Echoes in Communist Daily Worker
A Bozeman Daily Chronicle letter refers to the Communist Daily Worker in New York City and questions proof of its stance on Rep. Michael Mansfield. It cites two 1945 headlines criticizing U S China policy and Mansfield as urging withdrawal of American forces from China Korea Burma and India.
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Communist Daily Worker
New York City
Russia
United States
Truman
Acheson
Stalin
Henry A. Wallace
Mike Mansfield
Red
Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Daily Worker
Gene Tate
Bozeman
China
Mansfield
Ecton
Wallace
U. S
Washington
Michael Mansfield
D-Mont
Chiang Kai-shek
Roosevelt
America
North
Rep
Korea
Burma
India
House
Chefoo
Taku
Tsingtao
Students Attend Missoula Meeting of Interscholastic Editorial Association
Diana Laubach Mary Solland and Sonia Tetlic accompanied Miss Gertrude Conwell to the Frontana Interscholastic Editorial association meeting in Missoula October 10 11 Officers chosen by schools Laurel high school held the presidency Sweet Grass county high school the vice presidency Joliet high school the secretary-treasurerSHIP Timberline 1952 received a superior rating Gold Key awarded to Mrs Alice Follansby Simms for work in journalism classes and on the school paper met MSU graduate R P Struckman Sweet Grass County high school Henry Busse band entertained at a banquet and dance
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Diana Laubach
Sheepherder
Mary Solland
Sonia Tetlic
Timberline
Gertrude Conwell
Frontana Interscholastic Editorial Association
Missoula
Laurel High School
Sweet Grass County High School
Joliet High School
Alice Follansby
Simms
R. P. Struckman
Journalism
Montana State University
Henry Busse
Class Makes Hunter Safety Posters
Miss Jean Staude Meyer's biology class completed a conservation project this week by creating wildlife conservation and safe hunting posters. Posters were placed in Big Timber businesses and featured sophomores Kathleen Beley Kay Boe David Bott Don Bray Arlene Brownlee Marvy De Kettle Theresa Hathaway Tom Hovland Elinore Huyser Kay Kenison Olga Kjarmo Noreda Maitland Marilyn Miller Donald Miekush Linda Olness Ruth Refsland Charlotte Stebbins Patricia Steensland Connie Strickland Mary Jane Ward Marjorie Morris Ronald Widdicombe Birta Crockett.
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Jean Staudemeyer
Kathleen Beley
Kay Boe
David Bott
Don Bray
Arlene Brownlee
Marvy de Kettle
Theresa Hathaway
Tom Hovland
Elinore Huyser
Kay Kenison
Olga
Fire permits required for forest fires in national forest
Forest Ranger Alban Roemer says permits are still needed to build a fire in the national forest despite recent storm reducing fire danger. Entering the forest does not require a permit and established campground camping avoids permit needs. Carry an axe, shovel and bucket.
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National Forest
Alban Roemer
Big Timber Sheepherders win third straight 26 to 0 over Columbus
Big Timber rolled to a 26 0 victory over Columbus to reach three consecutive wins and pull even with Hardin for second place in the district. Murphy scored twice, Beck connected on passes to Huyser, and the defense held Columbus with key stops in the second half. The win followed a rough first half with multiple penalties and exchanges of possession.
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Sheepherders
Columbus
Big Timber
Hardin
Billings Central
Murphy
Cougars
Blair
McKenzie
Beck
Mahlum
Forster
Huyser
Don Mlekush
Lloyd Berg
Berg
Dick Moulden
Frank Cosgriff
Leo Uhrich
Tom Anderson
Ben Berg
Keith Engle
Ray Prevost
Armand Johnson
Arden Berg
Don Hammersmark
Rob McComb
Jack Myers
Don Miller
Hults
Hoskinson
Be Hardinsbecgn Salisies
Coats
Harlowton
Ceee
Cess
Worden
Lpadsyedbulitisee
Red Lodge
Ood
Columbus Services Held For U S Shutes
Funeral services were held for Oliver Lemay Shutes 69 at St Marys church Columbus with Fr Kelly officiating. Burial was in Columbus Mountain View cemetery. Shutes, born February 2 1883 in Indianola Iowa, spent years in railroading and later served as railroad agent in Reed Point Montana until retirement in 1951. He is survived by his widow three daughters a son and seven grandchildren.
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Oliver Lemay Shutes
Columbus Hospital
St. Mary’s Church
Columbus
Kelly
Ambrose Brumfield
Fred Swift
Clyde Farthing
George Deeney
Barney Deeney
Percy Huntley
Columbus Mountain View
Mr. Shutes
Indianola
Iowa
Great Northern
Minot
N. D
Soo Line
Velva
Montana
Rosebud
Northern Pacific
Reed Point
Shutes
Elizabeth Monissey
New Rockford
N. C
Evelyn L. Key
Olive L. Meier
Moses Lake
Wash
Shirley I. Marlow
Howard A. Shutes
Frankfurt
Germany
J. H. Donaldson
Clear Lake
F. C. Black
Shiloh
Ohio
Fred Franklin
Portman, Mont
Cremer Television Rodeo Hits 14 Million Viewers
Big Tim Ber and Mon tana get strong free publicity as Cremer completes an Omaha run to capacity crowds. Friday marked the first televised rodeo on NBC reaching 14 million across 42 stations, with subsequent Denver date set for October 16 at the Coliseum.
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Sweet Grass County
Montana
Cremer
Omaha
Denver
NBC
Penis Coliseum
Services Held For Mrs Hattie Teeples
Funeral services for 82 year old Mrs Hattie Teeples who died last week were held at the Bridger Methodist church with Rev Reuben Dutton presiding. Burial followed in the Bluewater family cemetery. Surviving are daughter Mrs Gordon Stewart of Stanton Michigan and three sons Roy Teeples Colton Oregon Lee Teeples Thermopolis Wyoming and Ray Teeples Bridger. Attendees from town included Mr and Mrs Jesse Howe Mr and Mrs Mike Hoyem and Mrs Josie Harison.
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Hattie Teeples
Jesse Howe
Melville
Bridger
Teeples
Reuben Dutton
Bluewater
Gordon Stewart
Stanton, Mich
Roy Teeples
Colton
Ore
Lee Teeples
Thermopolis
Wyo
Ray Teeples
Stewart
Mike Hoyem
Josie Harison
Lions Club Names Fund Solicitors
At the Tuesday noon Frye's cafe meeting the Lions Club named two solicitor teams for its fund drive. The first team includes Rev. E Brentwood Barker, Harold McLauchlan and Mc Lean Clark while the second is Jas Schneider and E A Bieber. Rev. A Erickson of the Church of God spoke on Samuel, Nobleman of the Old Testament, introduced by Lion Jake Ostertouth.
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Lions Club
Frye
E. Brentwood Barker
Harold McLauchlan
Lean Clark
Jas. Schneider
E. A. Bieber
Rev
A. Erickson
Church of God
Samuel
Lion Jake Osterhout
Patient Julia Scholten Admitted To Community Hospital
Medical staff admitted Julia Scholten to Community hospital Saturday for medical treatment.
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Julia Scholten
Community Hospital
Aronson Charges Bonner Overlooks Mess in State
Sen. Hugo Aronson assails Gov. Bonner for politicizing state institutions and missing the mess at Miles City’s industrial school and Deer Lodge penitentiary. He cites budget bickering and misused funds, pledging honest, businesslike governance if elected.
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Aronson
Bonner
Montana
Hugo Aronson
American Legion Hall
Industrial School For Boys
Miles City
Deer Lodge
Sen
Sweet Grass County
Glacier County
Toole County
Pondera
People’s Voice
Pink Reporter
State Board of Education
Sen. Aronson
Arnold Johnson
Republican Central Committee
Fred Martin
Billings
A. Ronald McDonnell
O. A. Sippel
Governor Club
Byron Grosfield
E. O. Overland
Ralph Prather
Clarence Rule Wins Contest in High School Drive
Clarence Rule led the high school magazine subscription contest with 201.75 in sales earning a 67.50 17 jewel wrist watch. Doris Strand took second with 126.50 and a Philco Transitone radio, Benny Green third with 103.75 and a Browny Hawk Eye camera, while Robert Cort was fourth with 94.75 and a Parker 51 set. Jackpot winners included Don Mlekush 10 and DeVone Miller 5. Proceeds fund gym bleachers and seats with four sections of movable bleachers and one and one half sections wall attached ordered for delivery in about 90 days.
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William Personen
Clarence Rule
Doris Strand
Philco Transitone
Benny Green
Robert Cort
Don Mlekush
DeVone Miller
Glen Blair
Bill Sherod
Alfred Wood Serving In Korea With 7th Infantry Division
Private Alfred L. Wood of Big Timber Montana serves as a truck driver in the service battery of the 57th Field Artillery Battalion in Korea. A mobile field shower unit behind his artillery position operates daily, helping troops cope with mud and grime between battles.
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7Th Infantry
Korea
Alfred L. Wood
W. J. Wood
Big Timber
Mont
7Th Division
Wood
Army
57Th Field Artillery Battalion
Annual Farm Bureau Meeting in Sweet Grass County
The Sweet Grass county Farm Bureau holds its annual meeting next Thursday October 23 at 8 pm in the Legion hall. Topics include poisonous plants control grass vehicle tax and gas refund. Marvin Balzer an International Farm Youth Exchange student will discuss his summer trip with slides.
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Sweet Grass County Farm Bureau
Legion Hall
Marvin Balzer
International Farm
Weather Smiles On Brockways West Coast Vacation
The Brockways and the Williamses returned Tuesday night from a three week trip to the west coast enjoying perfect weather. They visited Grand Coulee dam Cabinet Gorge dam Seattle Ranier National Park and planned deer hunting on opening day. Also reported J W Dussault of the commissary department suffered a knee sprain from a fall and received a cast at Community hospital.
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H. L. Brockway
Ross Williams
West Coast
Grand Coulee Dam
Cabinet Gorge
Seattle
Frank Williams
Don Brockway
Ranier National Park
Ross
J. .W. Dussault
Commissary Department
The
N. P
Epernete
Last Rites Held for Willard O Greene
Funeral services for Willard O. Greene 72 who died of a stroke were held at the Church of God with Rev. Glen Clark officiating. Cremations, pallbearers from Bozeman included George Savchenko Brown Essex Ole Holland Stanley Yecha and others. Greene formerly ranched in Gibson area before moving to Bozeman.
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Willard O. Greene
Church of God
Glen Clark
Livingston
George Cleghorn
Bozeman
A. Erickson
Donald Haas
Stanley Yecha
George Savchenko
Brown Essex
Ole Holland
Herman Hausserman
Vernie Hathaway
Mr. Greene
Gibson Area
Teachers' Institute Held Here Friday Sees Full Attendance
The rural school teachers' institute in Big Timber Friday had 100 percent attendance. Mrs. Lilian Peterson the State rural schools supervisor led the morning session and Dr. O F Hartwell the state music supervisor led the afternoon program. Several teachers from the Big Timber public school also attended.
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Rural School Teachers’ Institute
Big Timber
Lilian Peterson
State Rural Schools
O. F. Hartwell
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Cremers
Earl Pomeroy
Pomeroy
R. R. Kelso
Post
Mr. Rodeo Runs Ranch Empire
Rodeo
Denver Coliseum
Big Timber Lutheran Church
Helen Davis
Onie Davis
Seaman
Harold L. Brown
Clarence Brown
Warren Strain
Cleo Sloan
Joseph Soldat
Richland
Ted Miller
Clyde Davis
Harold Smith
Ellen Broughton
Delores Miller
Dale Miller
Bert Person
Palmer Soameland
Harry McComb
Roberta Brownlee
Harold Kenison
Haas
Yellowstone Park
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California
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Navy
George Davis
Drumhiller
Alberta
Canada
Roundup
Delores
Dale
Robert Guinder
Marie
Miriam Michels
Hazel Mack
Mary Pravda
Betty Bieber
Lois Williams
Nils Petersen
Oliver Alexander
Elizabeth Clearwater
Rose Bray
Howard Place
Lutheran Hospital
Geil
Lions Club Names Fund Solicitors
Alvin Gorr
Fred Gorr
Elsie Gorr
Rapelje
C. V. Mosier
Park City
Alfred Wood
Farm Bureau Meeting
Court House
Willard Greene
Teachers’ Institute
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