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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1944

Page

3

Montana stockmen urge action to save railroad line

Governor Sam C. Ford addressed Meagher county ranchers about the need to prevent abandonment of the White Sulphur Springs to Yellowstone Park rail line. Senators Wheeler and O Connor pledged efforts to keep the feeder line, vital to Montana agriculture, connected to the Milwaukee system. Meeting attendees included Walter Donahoe and officials from state stockgrowers and wool grower associations.

White Sulphur Springs Montana Sam C. Ford Ford Meagher Interstate Commerce Commission Yellowstone Park Milwaukee Railway Meagher County Flathead Valley Milwaukee B. K. Wheeler James F. O'Connor Wheeler Walter Donahoe Meagher County Stockgrowers Association Rankin Helena E. A. Phillips Montana Stockgrowers Association Carl O. Hansen Montana Wool Growers Association

Organizations Invited To Express Views In Montana Finance Session

The Helena Independent Record reports a conference in Helena on October 9 to present views on Montana and Federal Finances. Attendees include agriculture labor trades industry and the Chambers of Commerce plus many Montana organizations and several city chambers.

Helena Agriculture, Labor, Trades, Industry and Chamber of Commerce Montana Fred Bennion Montana Taxpayers’ Association Taxpayers’ Association State Capitol Washington Bennion Farmers Union Farm Bureau Mountain States Associated Industries Montanans, Inc Anaconda Billings Bozeman Butte Great Falls Havre Kalispell Central Montana Livingston Miles City Missoula Montana Federation of Labor The Congress of Industrial Organizations

Warren attacks Hillman on campaign spending

Gov Earl Warren charged that the core party plans lavish and uncontrolled campaign expenditures for New Deal candidates. He named Sidney Hillman and his committees as barred from involvement, alleging the existence of a CIO PAC behind the effort. He cited Governor spokesmen from Illinois and Connecticut in a 15 minute broadcast.

Warren Sidney Hillman Los Angeles Earl Warren C. I. O. Political Action Committee Hillman Dwight Green Illinois Raymond Baldwin Connecticut Chicago Bridgeport Conn

Storm Brings Down Tree on Errington Farm

A severe wind storm toppled a tree at John Errington’s Farm in Farmington Minnesota. A week later neighbors worry whether the damaged tree will sprout and survive.

Farmington Minn John Errington

Marshall Urges Small Postwar Army With Universal Training

Gen. George C. Marshall says a wartime strength army may be needed after victory but peace forces should be as small as possible. He favors universal military training for all youths and reserves to back a citizen army rather than a large standing force. He warns against a professional caste controlling policy and outlines four goals for a citizen soldiers system.

Washington Germany Japan George C. Marshall Marshall Congress Chief of

Earth Shocks Felt on Eastern Coast

Slight earth shocks were felt shortly after 1 40 a m Tuesday along the eastern coast. Reports from New Haven Waterbury Utica Newark and Long Island indicated widespread tremors. The tremors extended to Wanda Scranton Allentown Reading Wilkes Barre Paterson Harrison Wilmington Providence and surrounding areas. No damage reported.

New York New Haven Waterbury Wilmington Delaware Areas Providence, R.I

Northwest States Can Be Optimistic About Postwar Prospects

A Ninth Federal Reserve survey by Paul W. McCracken finds the Northwest optimistic about postwar prospects. He notes growth in industrial activity and farm markets, warns of possible recession but expects no 1920s style deflation, and cites prudent debt and banking conditions versus 1920.

Helena Paul W. McCracken Ninth Federal Reserve Bank Minneapolis Northwest McCracken

Little Change in Ration Point Values

The OPA announced no change in overall ration point values for meats for the four weeks starting September 3. Cheese and canned milk will rise in points with group 3 cheeses increasing from 8 to 10 per pound and canned milk moving to one point per pound. Creamery butter stays at 16 points per pound while process butter doubles to 12 points. overall civilian meat supply is projected 2.1 percent larger in September.

Washington OPA

Revolutionary Corsetry Fits by Figure Type at Charis

Charis Personalized Corsetry departs from old sizing by offering a complete figure analysis before fitting. Charis recognizes up to 77 figure types at one site and matches each client to her type for a better fit. Mrs A L Bray advertises this service from Big Timber Montana with contact via phone 2057-Big Timber.

Charis A. L. Bray Big Timber Mont

Germany could fall apart piecemeal says war leaders

Washington reports that Allied leaders expect Germany to collapse in stages rather than surrender in one act. Armistice terms are ready for use, envisioning a prisoner nation under strict occupation and possible postwar trials. Churchill Roosevelt plan likely discuss Germany’s future at their imminent talks.

Washington Germany Russia United States Britain Reich Europe Roosevelt Churchill

Livestock Shipments Start Early in Great Falls

Cattlemen in Great Falls report shipments of livestock began earlier this year than any year since 1936 drought. They credit the early start to cattlemen responding to railroad men asking help to prevent car shortages.

Great Falls

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