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Newspaper
Billings Herald
Location
Billings, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1950
Page
9
The interview with Wal Maranki of Marshall-Wells Co. argues UN forces should stop at the 38th parallel to prevent North Koreans from crossing back south. He contends allied nations must limit military personnel to deter any future advances and maintain containment.
Paris of FW and Virgil Morensnn of Midland Implement Company voice sharply different stances on UN action in Korea. Morensnn advocates continuation of force and unconditional surrender while Paris argues for broader action and overt confrontation with communist Russia to prove resolve.
Building permits in Billings nearly doubled in July from a year earlier with a total value around 3860 and 46,000 in new construction. six month totals show Billings leading Montana with 3,588,000, surpassing the city’s 1949 annual permit total.
The finance committee discussed the 1950 51 city budget. The final budget for the fiscal year beginning in 1950 will be placed on file for public inspection until August 9. Taxpayers may appear at the public hearing and city officials will explain budget proposals.
Richard H. Payne, son of Mrs. Bath Payne of 3540 Polydrive, has enlisted for four years in the Marine Corps. He will report for training at San Diego, California, according to Technical Sergeant Robert O. Sunningham, Billings recruiter.
A rumor claims the Pormecs Union OW plans to halt installing a new cracker at the Lauro refinery. The report notes uncertainty over reliability and potential impact on operations.
A Navy recruiting letter confirms reemployment rights for retired officers reservists and those reentering civilian status across all services. Eligible veterans must have left a private job, completed active duty, and apply within 90 days of discharge, preserving former or seniority-based positions unless impractical.
Veterans from World War II and their families receive first option to buy or rent housing completed since June 30, 1947, under a plan announced by housing director H. C. Brundiey. The program sets posting rules, exclusive offers, and a 30 day preference period with newspaper advertising and civil penalties for violations.
Busines Market Week members elected Paul Hunwity as president at a Tuesday meeting following a luncheon. Raymond A. Smith was re elected vice president and Charles G. Shelton became secretary treasurer. Salesmen wrote orders totaling $750 000, below the forecast of a million dollars.
Hollywood producers plan a string of color shorts and feature scenes around Billings and Hardin with the Laurel Road area as a location. George Mutsel and Shirley Noble lead a U. S. crew, using three color cameras and Paramount to release the projects.
The Tilings WHE retail stores will close at 12 o clock noon on Friday August 13 to allow employees to attend the fair. Announcement was made today by the retail committee of the Commercial Club.
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