President Signs Social Security Amendments in Montana Area
President Truman signed the 1950 social security amendments boosting benefits for about 1900 local recipients in 22 counties served by the Billings field office. September checks rise 50 to 100 percent with a major shift in coverage and eligibility including six quarters of coverage for 65 plus, new elderly and survivor benefits, and expanded employer and self employed tax handling.
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Billings
Truman
Glenn A. Gardner
Gardner
Social Security Office
Veterans Administration
Holiday Death Toll Drops in Traffic but Surpasses Four Hundred
Holiday death report shows 438 violent deaths since Friday evening, with 289 in traffic accidents and 55 drownings. The Utica DC-3 crash near Utica New York killed 13 and injured 10 as part of the Labor Day period.
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Chicago
Utica
N. Y
United Press
Summons in Montana Sweet Grass District Court
In the Sixth Judicial District J George Yost and Mary Yost sue all claimants to the south half of the northwest quarter of section 12 township 1 north range 13 east for any interest or lien. Defendants must answer within sixty days after first publication or the court will grant relief requested.
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Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Sweet Grass
J. George Yost
Mary Yost
Section
Montana amendment to separate Labor and Industry from Agriculture
The act proposes submitting to Montana voters in November 1950 an amendment to Article Eighteen Section 1 to create separate Department of Agriculture and Department of Labor and Industry with distinct commissioners. It details ballot wording, election process, and repeal of conflicting acts, certified by Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell.
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State of
Montana
Bureau of Labor and Industry
Bureau of Agriculture
Legislative Assembly
State of Montana
Department of Agriculture
Department of Labor and Industry
Senate
Sam W. Mitchell
Helena
Vaaler
Co. L. Walker
Montana amendment on indebtedness limit for local districts
Chapter 193 proposes submitting to Montana voters a constitutional amendment. It seeks to limit indebtedness and liability of school districts towns cities and townships by modifying Section 6 Article XVII. The act directs submission to qualified electors for approval.
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State of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
State of Montana
Sam W. Mitchell
Helena
Co. L. Walker
Montana Amendment to Section 6 Article XIII Indebtedness
Governor announces proposed constitutional change requiring voter approval for municipal debt beyond five percent of assessed property value with carve outs for sewer and water projects. The act details ballot wording, official certification, and dates, noting submissions to November 1950 electors and seals.
Montana Amendment on County Indebtedness Authorized by Election
Montana legislative text proposes to limit county indebtedness to five percent of taxable property value and require majority elector approval for any single debt above the limit. If approved, the amendment becomes part of the state constitution upon proclamation.
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State of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
United States of America
Legislatie Assembly
Monana
26Th Legislative Assembly
Notice to Creditors and Registration Closing for Election
Notice to creditors of the Helen N Bagby estate invites claims within four months to administrator E O Overland in Big Timber Montana. Also notice that Sweet Grass County General Election registration closes September 22 1950 with registration at county clerk office or via deputy registrar notary or justice of the peace.
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E. O. Overland
Sweet Grass
Big Timber
Montana
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Helen N. Bagby
Dick Armstrong
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Professional Directory
Milton H. Coutu
Bouse Garage
Tel
O. J. Paulson
Law Court House
Arnold F. Cayser
P.O. Box
Livingston
L. W. Baskett
B. Olness
Montana Power Office
David G. Colmey
Bob Thompson
Raymond Hoem
L. H. Townsend
Masonic Bldg
O. J. Ellingson
Radio One
Appiance Service Electric Wiring and Plumbing
C. V. Mosier
Auctioneer
Big Timber and
Park City Inquire Pioneer
DR. D. Claiborn
J. D. Herries
Masonic Temple
R. J. Schaffarzick
Optometrist
No. Main St
Ward
Riverside Tires
Federal Bank of Spokane
Ae Court
Beulah Patterson
E. O
James Mullen
Mullen
Whitehall
Belle Vestel
Vine St
Missoula
James C. Mullen
Rapid City
South Dakota
Loren E. Anderson
Broadwater Ave
Jack C. Robb
W. Lewis Livingston
Elgin
Gruen
Bulova
Croton
Waltham, Hamlin
Watchmaster
Marline
Pittsburgh
Economi Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Bouse Chevrolet-Buick Co
Plaintiff
Lovu
C. L. Walker
Husky Service
Fairgrounds
T. S. Fowell
R. J. Niemi
Fowell-Niemi Market
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