Labor crisis in defense industry heads for showdown
The article argues the labor problem may be unresolved for a long time as closed shop advocates push for power. It notes public opinion favors moderation, fears a labor monopoly, and discusses arbitration, government regulation, and the need to keep war production going amid possible showdown with labor leaders and Japan developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Willkie
Congress
Labor
Dorothy Thompson
Rhaps
Lewis
Executive
Japan
Deer Head Falls Wounding Man at Home in Polson
James H. Smith an Indian irrigation service employee was reading by his fireside when a mounted deer head fell from the wall striking and ripping his back with the antlers. The incident occurred at his home in Polson on December 9.
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Polson
U.P
James H. Smith
Indian Irrigation Service
Agriculture Short Course at Bozeman Jan 5 to Mar 14
Montana State College offers a seven week agriculture short course from January 5 to March 14 1942 open to Montana residents age 17 and up who can read and write. It covers required topics in livestock management crop soil farm records and more with optional courses in beef cattle sheep horse production horticulture dairy and milk handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana State College
Montana
J. É. Tretsven
School of Agriculture
Montana Gov orders sweeping state reforms in late 1930s drive
Governor Ford issues a wave of executive orders authorizing major changes across Montana state government. Reforms target the soldiers' home at Columbia Falls with staff cuts and unpaid inmate labor, prison industry expansion, consolidation of records, and budget tightening. Officials discuss office building plans to save rent and retire bonds, plus relocation of state labs and boards, with highway project prioritization uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Heilman
United Press
Montana
Sam
C. Ford
Columbia Falls
Dudley Jones
Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
John Ritch
Anne McDonnell
State Auditor
Ritch
Miss McDonnell
Secretary of State
Sam W. Mitchell
Mitchell
Capitol
Great Falls
State Grain Testing Laboratory
Oil Conservation Board
Oscar A. Baarson
Washington
Echoes from the Past: Fires, thefts, and anniversaries noted
Fire destroys Freund general store at Pendroy and a mail car blaze burns 30 sacks of Christmas packages to Choteau. Thomas Crawford moves family to British Columbia. a fur coat is stolen from a car crater by Sheriff Martine. Emma Ringo dies in Helena after appendicitis. Golden wedding noted for C. A. Shawver in Pendroy. ST. LUKE’S PARISH Mass times listed for Bynum and Chateau.
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Havre
Big Sandy
Choteau
Thomas Crawford
British Columbia
Martine
Theodore
Edofum
Freund General
Pendroy
Freeman Daley
Emma Ringo
Weem
Helena
Max Livesay
State Penitentiary
C. A. Shawver
Notice to Creditors Estate of Martin Vigen Deceased
The Administratrix Lorraine Vigen of the estate of Martin Vigen deceased issues a creditor notice. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be shown at Bert I. Packer office Larson Building Chateau Montana. Date November 18 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Vigen
Bert I. Packer
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
Lorraine Vigen
Bert I. ‘Packer
Firat
Notice of Probate of Will in Montana District Court
Notice is given that a petition for probate of the will of Samuel T Adams deceased and for letters of administration with will annexed to R E Nelson has been filed in the Ninth Judicial District Court Teton County Montana. A hearing is set for December 12 1941 at 1 o clock A M in the courthouse in Chotesia Montana for interested parties to appear and contest the petition. This is first published November 27 and last December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Samuel T. Adams
R. E
Nelson
Chotesia
Teton County
Monaon
Estate Notice in Te County for Syf- Daley Clerk Court
Notice by H M Daley Clerk of Court under county estate proceedings. Publication dates November 27 and December 11 mark the official notice period for claims and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Daley
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