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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1941
Page
7
A wartime intrigue follows a quiet act of disguise as a sailor hides aboard a Panamanian craft near the canal. Luce, a naval pilot, hunts a submarine-linked mystery through coded signals and a daring underwater entry.
In Colon, Captain MacDougal and Lt. Commander Luce pursue a café scene where Mary Linden, a stranded singer, flees her Venezuelan contract. Hansen, a notorious ladies’ magnet, haunts the same hotel district as the men plot a risky pursuit to locate her at Kurt Hansen’s nearby home.
Barclay Craighead, chair of the unemployment compensation commission, says H R 173 signed by Gov. Ford changes how employers report and pay unemployment contributions. Beginning Jan 1 1941 reports cover wages paid in the quarter, with tax on wages up to 3000 dollars per employee per year, and penalties include liens on delinquent employers. Disqualifications include old age benefits, workers comp, student status, and married women who quit to wed.
Mrs F St Denis a longtime Valier resident died of a heart attack after a two week illness. Born Mary M Morrison in Boston on December 27 1877 she came to Montana in 1882 with her mother stage stop. She married P F St Denis in Dupuyer in 1897 and is survived by her husband three daughters Mrs Emma Ficke Mrs Corine Hummel Mrs Dan Maguire and one son Forest St Denis.
Secretary Harold L. Ickes says President Roosevelt requests a Fish and Wildlife liaison to monitor defense activities affecting wildlife resources. The Interior Department will inform the liaison of relevant operations to safeguard wildlife nationwide.
Deaths include Sam Stipich 53 furnace worker at East Helena plant and Rev Conrad Wellen 57 Havre pastor. Grass fire north of Livingston. Cascade mission led by Rev Michael Clare. Dillon sends 13 Beaverhead youths to Fort Missoula for selective service. Butte fines for hitchhiking. Mayo Clinic examination for Stanley Schultz in Fort Benton. Harlem appoints Frederic Varnum deck cadet. Cut Bank sentences Oliver Kocher five years for lewd act. Fairfield buys 13 Holstein heifers. Draft pick analysis notes Montana natives among 24 in board No 2. Dog ironing complaints in Dillon.
Federal income and defense tax receipts in Montana show a sharp rise over 1940. Through January 1 total income and defense taxes reach 2,414,704.53, up from 1,349,500 last year. For the first 20 days of March 1941 receipts are 1,936,779.73 versus 1,118,084.97 in March 1940, due largely to new taxes for those under lowered exemptions. No detailed breakdown by individual and corporate returns is yet available.
Montana editorials quote Zecharian Crafee Jr. urging careful postwar rebuilding and caution against imposing American plans on Europe. The piece questions claiming the duty to police Europe and warns of potential future conflicts if Europe remains divided.
The Montana CCC enrollment for April 1 and 2 will enroll about 290 unmarried youths aged 17 to 29 who are U S citizens and unemployed. Applications are sought through local CCC selecting agencies in county welfare departments with training in automotive mechanics radio truck driving farming shoe repair and first aid.
Japan announces plan to create government run universities dedicated to women. Officials say the move aims to expand higher education access and promote women’s advancement in academia and professional fields across the country.
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