Supreme Court Upholds Gold Clause Rulings in Bond Case
The U S Supreme Court rule in a 5 to 4 decision confirms Congress validly manipulated gold clauses but requires payment in gold or its equivalent. The decision implies bond holders cannot recover under gold clauses, as the Court ruled the government lacks jurisdiction to hear such suits outside the Court of Claims.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Congress of the
United States
Roosevelt
Washington
Hughes
Court of Claims
Former Chateau Man Named Head of SERA in Los Angeles
Roy W. Pilling, long a Chateau figure and former Rogers-Templeton lumber yard manager, is placed in charge of Los Angeles County relief group SERA. He dismisses titles, defends merit over degrees, and outlines plans for addressing alleged social works discrimination while recalling his Chateau roots and move to Los Angeles around 1920.
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Illustrated Daily News
Los Angeles
California
C. H. Connor
Roy W. Pilling
SERA
Los Angeles County
Pilling
Harvard
University of Hard Knocks
Rogers-Templeton
Chateau
Monarch Lumber Co
H. W. Bateman
B. H. Fisher
Scott Leavitt Returns to Forest Service in Milwaukee
Chateau friends note the press announcement that Scott Leavitt will rejoin the U S forest service in Milwaukee in the public relations department. He previously supervised Lewis and Clark National Forest in Chateau and also led the old Jefferson National Forest before its consolidation.
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Scott Leavitt
Forest Service
Will
Milwaukee, Wis
Chateau
U. S. Forest Service
Milwaukee
Leavitt
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Jefferson National Forest
Lewis and Clark Forest
Montana Leader Defeated In 1932 and 1938 Races
He served as Montana’s representative in Congress for the second district. He lost the 1932 congressional race to Roy E. Ayers and was defeated last fall in the United States Senate race by Jas Ef Murray of Butte.
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Montana
Congress
Roy E. Ayers
United States Senate
Jas. Ef. Murray
Butte
University Dean Sees Upswing in Business Demand
State University of Montana reports from Dean R C Line of the business school show a nationwide upswing in business activity. He notes many inquiries by phone and mail for business administration graduates able to become office workers or salespeople. Both Montana firms and large eastern companies seek university graduates.
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State University
Missoula
Montana
R. C. Line
Business Administration
Fort Shaw aviator killed in crash near Great Falls
William L. ONeill 32 of Fort Shaw and Newton Culver died when their Stinson Detroiter crashed three miles from Great Falls airport. Witness A P Anderson saw the dive and crash near the Couer d Alene mountains. Culver died en route to a nearby schoolhouse. ONeill operated a Fort Shaw service station and left a widow and young son.
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William L. O'Neill
Newton Charles Culver
Great Falls
Choteau
Fort Shaw
Johnny Mamuzich
Chateau
Culver
O’neill
Mamuzich
Couer d’ Alene
Missoula
Spokane
A. P. Anderson
Anderson
O'Neill
Thomas Pearson
William
M. L. O’neill
Eugene
Ore
Home Demonstration Agent to Visit Teton County
Miss Florence Michaelson assistant home demonstration agent will visit several north central Montana counties this month and next to assist with organizing 4-H clubs. Her schedule includes Chouteau county February 18 to 28 Blaine county March 1 to 13 Hill county March 13 to 23 Teton county March 26 to April 5 Pondera county April 8 to 13 and Fergus April 16 to 30.
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Bozeman
Florence Michaelson
Montana
Chouteau County
Blaine County
Hill County
Teton County
Pondera County
Fergus
Card of Thanks for Nels Richem Family
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness, sympathy and flowers after the death and burial of our father Nels Richem. Signed by ERS, 4xJ, RIGHEM and family.
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Nels Richem
Righem
Decorators Busy on Court House Interior
Interior decorators have spent two weeks beautifying the court house with ivory and tan tones. The work, though incomplete, has drawn favorable comments, with varnish applied to door and window casings and offices on the first floor undergoing renovation. Tom Olson and his crew supervise the project.
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Court House
Tom Olson
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Woodbury
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Certel Coal
Certel
Pendroy, Montena
Pontiac
Carload
Oliver Hart-Parr
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Oliver
Ernest Arensmeyer
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