Fairfi eld People Attend World Fair and Plan Weddings
Adele Bueling reportsifts show Fairfield residents headed to Seattle for the World's Fair and relatives visiting in Great Falls. Larry Ballantyne and Gayla Young wedding plans are noted, with a bridal shower, receptions, and family gatherings across Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Weaver
Donald
Seattle
Fred Ritzschke
Sandra
Fred
Julie Ritzschke
Great Falls
Julie
Leonard Ritzschke
Fairfield
Sterling DePrata
Sal Weaver
Harriett Morgan
Robert Morgan
Montana
4-H Foods
Betty Kolwuck
Patsy Stewart
Marie Buffington
Roberta Blossom
Kathy Scott
Carol van Setten
Joyce Anderson
Betty Schmidt
Dorothy Alison
Barbara Beerman
Margie Bremer
Gayla Young
Miss Young
Earl Young
Larry Ballantyne
James Ballantyne
Everett Brady
Cpl
Lyle Brady
Granada Hills
Calif
Ray Jensen
Farmers Insurance Group
Berniece
Boosters Club
John Bugh
FHA
Hopkins, Minn
Uehren
Martin Gronbergs
Robert
Howard
John Billings
Billings
Nettie Billings
James Smith
Richard Waag
Can You Put A Price On Safety
A belt manufacturer offers a $1000 Lloyds of London accident policy with the installation of a Citation seat belt distributed by Bowman Fuels Co. The policy pays $1000 to a beneficiary if accidental death occurs while wearing the belt. The belt complies with state safety standards and was tested by multiple agencies and Cornell University research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyds of London
Bowmanuels Co
Cleveland
Society of Automo- Engineers
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Theederal
General Wecviren
Peg Coe
Cornell University Suthaler Research
Montana 4 H Conservation Camp Hosts 132 Attendees
The sixteenth annual Montana 4 H Conservation Camp convened at Bitterroot Youth Camp in Flathead County from July 9 to 13. Two scholars per county attended with sponsorship from Federal Cartridge Corp. activities included forestry range soils and wildlife workshops, field trips, slides on wildlife and water, and recreation such as swimming and sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bitterroot
Flathead County
Federal Cartridge Corp
British Columbia
Canada
Jamaica
Jim Killen
Allis Chalmers Pioneer in Alcoholism Rehabilitation
The article traces how Allis Chalmers led industrial policy shifts on alcoholism turning workers into patients with treatment options. It notes DU Pont New York Times Metropolitan Life Edison Kodak and others adopting AA groups and counseling. It cites World War II context and a 80 percent recovery rate at NYU Center. It also lists multiple firms using Center services and outlines economic incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers
Dupont
New York Times
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Great Northern Railway
Consolidated Edison
Eastman Kodak
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
Kennecott Copper
Henry A. Mielarek
Milwaukee
Mielarek
Alcoholics Anonymous
Wilmington
Del
Consolidated’ Edison
New York University
Arnold Zentner
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Adele Bueling
Mrs. Home Demonstration Club
William Cole
Mark Turley
Logan
Utah
James Julius
Candy
Boise
Carl Carlson
Bigfork
Carlson
Ray
Bob Carlson
I. G. Baldwin
William Norfleet
Hollywood
Fla
Glacier Park
Hungry Horse Dam
Hershel Buckout
Salem
Vera Cox
Hazel Ingels
Archie Manuel
Ennis
Yellowstone Park
Idaho
Legion Hall
Norfleet
Ill
A. L. Meyer Sr
L. G. Baldwin
Roy D. Meyer
A. L. Meyer Jr
Merle Baldwin
Editha Smith
Ole Vervick
Ben Goodman
Ronald Vervick
Carl Tuebert
Don Bolstad
Tommy Andring
Homestead
Mont
Norma Mathison
Kenneth Weist
Miss Mathison
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Frigidaire
Chateau
Taserene
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Glencoe
IHC
Wwe
F.g.curtis & Son
J.D
J.D. SP
John Decre
Gox
Choteau
Andy
Linda Tomsha
Dutton Collins Boosters
4-H Club
Teton Tom
TON Lgu Tc
Choteau, Montana
Rei
Pete
Tro
Cate
Bas
Ghoteau
Gernard Gavzer
Susan Brown
Tom Brown
Miss Brown
Robert Uehren
Susan
Mike
Tommy
Merth
the Thinman
Admiral
Admiral Wank
North
Eneeaer
Dee