U. S. Position on Neutrality and Britain Aid Debate
Congress presses to adjourn but faces a shifting stance on aiding Britain while preserving neutrality. The Johnson Act limits credit, yet pressure grows for repeal as England seeks cash purchases and ships. Axis pressure and Greece’s situation influence Allied risks and British air and naval basing in Greece. Britain’s home anti aircraft gear shortage compounds German raids on the Midlands.
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Congress
Britain
U. S. Army
Navy
Lord Lothian
England
U. S
William Allen White
Committee
Senate
Johnson
Nye
Clark
Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
Germany
Isles
Hitler Hhus
Axis
Rumania
Bulgaria
Balkan
Hitler
Italy
Greece
Mussolini
H. D. Club Meets at Toenyes Home teething talk lesson
The H. D. club met at the Toenyes home on Wednesday afternoon November 27. Miss Margaret Conlon spoke on Teeth for a Lifetime. Hostesses were Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Toenyes. Next meeting set for December 18 at 1 30 p m at Mrs. Joe Homberg Jr. home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Club
Toenyes
Margaret Conlon
Beck
Joe Homberg Jr
Conrad Wittke
Kalispell
W. Asmus
Emil Johnson
M. Schaefer
F. Timmerman
G. Gamradt
Lois
Gladys Gamradt
Wittke
Verena Asmus
Skippy Schaefer
Referenda 42 and 43 Proclaimed Laws in Montana
Governor Ayers proclaims referenda 42 and 43 as state laws after the general election. Referendum 42 authorizes a three and one half mill levy for the University of Montana operations and maintenance. Referendum 48 authorizes a $500000 bond issue to build additional facilities at Warm Springs State Mental Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Ayers
State of Montana
University of Montana
Mental Hospital
Warm Springs
Reappointment of Dr T L Hawk as director of services for crippled children
The state department of public welfare announced Dr T L Hawk of Helena has been reappointed director of services for crippled children. He will serve part time for one year. The board approved general relief grants to Cascade Daniels Fergus Flathead Lincoln Roosevelt Sheridan Silver Bow Valley and Yellowstone totaling 42450 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Welfare
T. L. Hawkins
Helena
Cascade
Daniels
Fergus
Flathead
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Sheridan
Silver Bow
Valley
Yellowstone
Montana Mustard Seed Yield Surges in 1940
J. G. Diamond of the federal agricultural marketing service reports Montana's 1940 mustard seed yield near 10,175,000 pounds, almost three times the prior year and about two thirds of all states combined. The Montana crop stands out as markedly higher than in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Diamond
Federal Agricultural Eting Service
Montana
Rambling Facts About Agriculture Thirty Years Ago
A round up of past events and notes from agricultural and local life. Business closures in Choteau for a funeral, legal cases in Cut Bank and Denver sugar beet talks, plus obits and deaths in the region. Mentions of livestock, poultry bulletins, and Montana Extension Service publications.
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AH Choteau
John G. Bair
Phil I. Cole
T. O. Larson
Denver
Choteau
Paul Kaelin
Cut Bank
Ewing
State Penitentiary
Howard Hartley
Mountain View 4-H Club Forms Sewing Group
The Mountain View 4-H club met at Alice Van Scherpenzeel's home on Nov 29 and organized a sewing club for the year. Officers elected include Mrs Van Scherpenzeel as leader, Alice Van Scherpenzeel as president, Shirley Jacobs as vice president, Bernice Richem as assistant and recreation leader, Dolores Jacobs as reporter, Beverly Jacobs as secretary-treasurer. A taffy pull and lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
Alice van Scherpenzeel
French Fried Onion Rings and Knitting Gift Hints
A scrapbook item shares a recipe for French Fried Onion Rings using onions milk flour and seasonings with yields of six. It also offers gift ideas with soft wool anklets and mittens, plus garnishing tips for soups and a cake icing note and a Shakespeare quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angora
Tax ruling for state officer impacts lands and funds
A tax ruling addresses how payments would have been credited to lands and funds under state officer rules. The decision outlines which accounts and credits are affected and the implications for state finances and property holdings.
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The.choteau Acantha
Teton County
Karl Bishop
Canada
Beck News
Welfare Board
CROST
Oeilry
Pocketbook of Knowledge
Uwiited
Montana Extension Service
Ord Yountz
Portland
Alfred
Olaf Larson
Old Home
Minnesota
Mrs. I. S. Martine
Terry Tennant
Sacaary
G. C. Core
Samuel Drum
Bynum
C. T. Miller
Ruby Miller
Great Falls
John B. Ritch
Ritch
Charles M. Russell
Kansas
North Dakota
Extension Service
Harriette E. Cushman
Montana State College
Bozeman
CLUB
and National Banks
Part
Mus
Citizens State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Acantha’s Weekly Scrapbook
Shakespeare
IR & Professional Directory
ER. L. Kleffman
Choteau, Mont
R. L. Reickhoff
Insurance and Real Estate
Larsen Bidg
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
E. J. Crary
McDonala Bloch
G. L. Banks
Phose
J. H. Byler
State of
Maynard Hospital
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