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Newspaper

Billings Herald

Location

Billings, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1948

Page

4

Senator Murray pushes flood control and dam funding

Montana Senator Murray urged the Senate appropriations subcommittee to fund over 1 million in original and supplemental requests to accelerate the Hungry Horse dam project and related works in the Columbia River basin. She criticized House cuts, warned of flood disaster risks, and called for restoring funds for lines to serve Glacier, Hill, and surrounding electric cooperatives.

Washington Senana Murray Montana Senate Appropriations House House Appropriations Committee Hungry Horse McNary Oregon Foster Creek Columbia River Murray Canyon Perry Trwrvend Gam Murrey Havre Shelby Fort Peckham Glacier County Bill County Marias River Sun River YeRowtall Hardin

Montana public debate on state aid and tax options

Montana officials consider expanding state aid through surplus funds and new tax brackets. A 10 percent top rate on net income could raise 2 to 4 million annually, with potential 600 thousand from corporate licenses. Education groups favor severance tax and dedicating income to permanent school funds, plus a general sales tax proposal.

Anderson

Tax bill proposals linger amid revenue doubt

Amid indecision over tax structure, officials weigh potential revenue from gross sales. Anderson notes difficulty estimating provable revenue as states report a wide range of approaches. Last year the lowest cut for 27 states with gross sales taxes was SHOT KU.

Anderson

District Head Warns Against Fragmenting Indian Service

The district supervisor argued that splitting forestry reclamation extension services highways and other reservation matters among separate agencies would hamper operations due to Indian law. Some district office workers with bills in Billings face provisional layoffs effective June 30 while continuing to run Indian service business amid uncertainty.

Lees Billings Indian Service Civil Service

First Girls State Activities and Speakers Schedule

The article lists attendees and speakers for First Girls State events. Highlights include committee names like Glen Denton and Eugene Savage, keynote Rev. Frank Harrington, and officials such as Ernest T. Eaton and Miss Elizabeth Iveland. Activities span Saturday talks, a musical program at Eastern Montana Normal School, Sunday church services, Monday address, a retreat, and a Tuesday general assembly featuring Mrs. E. G. Campbell and a program by the Billings Girls Friendly Society.

Glen Denton Eugene Savage Montana Boys' State Princial Finday Frank Harrington Butte The Legion Ernest T. Eaton Matana Eastern Mon‘and Normal School St. Patrick's Catholic Church Losekamp Chapel Rocky Mountain Elizabeth Iveland State Superintendent of Public Instruction E. W. O'Connor Billings Organizer Army Reserve Establishment E. G. Campbell Homer National Girls State Billings Girls Friendly Society Walter 3. Flaschsenhar Forsyth

Order of Eastern Star plans and Girls State events

The Order of Eastern Star outlines a noon program at Vision Unlimited with a Thursday night reception led by Mrs. Paul G. Nixon and Mrs. Lewis Rapstad for the Girls State governor’s visit. Governor Bam Ford will speak at the general assembly. Local auxiliary chairs, volunteers, and four special counselors and supervisors for the first Montana Girls State were announced by Mrs. GQ Ee Chambers of Cub Bank.

Order of Eastern Star Vision Unlimited Ellenoro M. Bridenstine Terry Atate Tenritor Prairie County Bam C. Ford Paul G. Nit Lewis Rapstad Guster Babkefield Hirdin Custer Battlefeld Luce Wallle S. M. Milton Auxiliary G. E. Same John Hil Legion Hall Billings’ Womens Chub O. S. Gullickson AAU Harry Thompson Maviel H. Schndeler Delta Kappa Ganmp Society Nellie V. Brown George Pratt Robert Wendorlf Gts John Hill Montana GQ Ee Chambers Cub Bank Eleanor M. Dougherty Girls State Great Falls College of Education Jeannette Garver

Billings Radio Playhouse ends a successful season

Billings radio playhouse wraps its season after a run of local talent driven performances. Producer Etta Hatfield-Nixon notes the challenge of casting while patrons supported a farewell party at a member’s home. She departs for California on vacation and will return to select fall plays for the group.

Billinga Hatfield-Nixon Etta Mac Halleld-Nixon Billings Radio Playhouse You A. H. Shunk Noth Larry Plother Wa Gates

Christian Science Lesson Sermon Read in Churches Sunday

The lesson sermon on God the Only Cause and Creator was read in Christian Science churches on Sunday June 6 1948. The golden text from Psalms 86 9 10 praises God's glory. Isaiah 44 5 declares there is no other God beside the Lord, while Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures states God is infinite, personal, divine Principle and the sole creator.

Christ Scientist Israel Mary Baker Eddy

Gems of Thought Children and Youth Ideas

A compact fragment of quotes on childhood development and education. Notable lines discuss guiding youth, learning through mistakes, and the value of role models. Reflects early 20th century tone with authors such as Rousseau Joubert Buocher and Thackeray referenced in brief aphorisms.

stankKind Janes Guardice H. W. Buocher Thackeray

Flying Farmers Ranciters Set Opening Air Race in Montana

Montana's Flying Farmers and Ranchers Association plans its third annual convention with an opening feature race. The event promotes a new school economy theme and highlights a projected air race by local aviation groups.

Montana Montana Flying Farmers and Ranchers Association

Montana association to host air race at Gallatin field

State college set for June 25 at Gallatin field for a cruising air race hosted by Guy Rigein association president. The triangular 125 mile course includes refuel checks, two on course judges and a 2 dollar entry fee to prize pools. Entries open via secretary Louis G. True, Bozeman Montana.

State College Guy Rigein Association Gallatin Field da Riggins Ces Louis G. “‘True Montana Lying Farmers and Ranchers Association Bozeman

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