Congressional Economic Docket Faces Debt and Policy Debates
Congress pursues budget limits and debt rise options as war news dominates. Farm and agricultural funding push debt toward the statutory ceiling while three policy fronts loom: reciprocal trade, clean politics, and oversight by NLRB and SEC. Transportation reforms remain a key agenda item amid bipartisan positions.
Congress Debates Bill to Equalize Carrier Competition
The final bill aims to equalize competition among common carriers and is likely to pass after heated debate. Lawmakers anticipate sizable but gradually shrinking direct and indirect relief spending. With war, Congress will have many headlines and much to argue about in the coming months.
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Echoes from the Past Week Recap at Augusta
Forest Supervisor Thomas Spaulding chairs a livestock range meeting in Augusta. W A Emerick and Russell Mellon escape injury when a car veers off a bridge and into water due to a faulty steering mechanism. LePage returns to Chateau from Cocoa after nearly two years away.
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Thomas Spaulding
Augusta
W A. Emerick
Russell Mellon
Chas. LePage
Chateau
Cocoa
Florida
L. A. McPhee
Honolulu
San Francisco
Allan Dalbey
University of Washington
Acantha
H. J. McGregor
T. C. Larson
T. B. Irvin
Eliza St. Claire
G. A. Dutt
Ernest Thorn
John Vann
R. P. Vann
Prison population declines at Deer Lodge prison and asylum
The state penitentiary at Deer Lodge shows a drop from 548 to 541 inmates in March while the state asylum tally falls from 1,902 to 1,892 inmates, according to reports to the state board of examiners from the institutions.
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State Board of Examiners
Agriculture notes on 4-H fellowships and cattle salt needs
Two $1,000 National 4-H fellowships will be awarded with one nominee per state. winners study nine months in Washington, D C starting Oct 1, 1940. Cattle require salt beyond feed. salt needs depend on weight and milk yield, with estimates of 0.75 ounces per 1000 pounds live weight plus 3 ounces per 10 pounds of milk daily.
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National Committee On Boys and Girls
Ray E. Cameron
Montana State College
Washington
D. C
Washington, D. C
J. O. Tretsven
Babcock and Carlyle
Certificate Of Compliance And Authorization For New York Casualty
State Auditor John J. Holmes certifies The New York Casualty Company is authorized to transact Fidelity and Surety Bonds and Casualty insurance in Montana until March 31 1941. The filing shows 1939 capital 1 000 000 income 2 902 204 88 disbursements 2 474 300 75 assets 9 446 440 74 liabilities 3 195 982 07 surplus 1 250 458 67 policyholders surplus 2 250 458 67.
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State OF Montana Insurance Department
New York Casualty Company
Broadway
New York
N. Y
Montana
I. John J. Holmes
Insurance
Fidelity & Surety Bonds
U. S
State
Helena
John J. Holmes
State Auditor
State balance higher in Montana on March 21
Montana's cash balance March 21 stood at 15 987 387 dollars, up from 8 810 131 a year earlier, per State Treasurer Ray N Shannon. The current total includes 5 232 015 dollars held in the U S treasury for unemployment compensation benefits, a sum not listed in last year's report.
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Montana
Ray N. Shannon
Shannon
U. S. Treasury
Notice of Stockholders Meeting for Choteau Implement Co
The Choteau Implement Company in Cho teau Montana will hold a stockholders meeting on April 27 1940 at 2 00 PM at the company office. The meeting will consider selling leasing or exchanging all assets to John B Conlin and E B Conlin and the possible dissolution of the corporation. E B Conlin Secretary. First publication March 21 last publication April 11
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Choteau Implement Company
Chateau Implement Company
Choteau
Montana
Imne
John B. Conlin
E. B. Conlin
Notice of Sale of School Bonds in Montana District 30
The Board of Trustees of School District No. 30 in Teton County Montana will sell on April 30 1940 at 8 p m in Power Montana bonds totaling 17000 for refunding outstanding bonds. Amortization or serial bonds offered with details on amounts dates rate 6 percent and redeemable after five years. Bids must meet conditions including a 250 bid bond and are to be sent to Clerk C G McDermott. First publication March 28.
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Board of Trustees
Teton County
Montana
Power
State Board of Land Commissioners
C. G. McDermott
State of Montana
E. H. Mills
Peanut Butter Cream Delight and Spring Fashion Notes
A weekly scrapbook item outlines a peanut butter cream recipe using milk cornstarch sugar salt peanut butter and vanilla with steps to thicken chill and serve. It also gives stove maintenance tips and spring fashion color ideas featuring red white and blue with accessories. It ends with cane chair seat sagging repair advice.
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