Unemployment Commission reports Montana program results
The Montana Unemployment Compensation Commission released a decade summary to Gov. Ford showing about 18,000 employers and 400,000 tax reports funded roughly 36 million in gross income. Benefits of about 15 million went to 80,000 individuals since 1939, with veterans receiving six million. The report calls for broader social security coverage and higher minimum benefits while preserving state control.
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Helena
W.P
Unemployment Compensation Commission of
Montana
Sam C. Ford
Barclay Craighead
Veterans Administration
Washington
Montana commission backs expanding unemployment program
The commission said it could finance extending and expanding the unemployment compensation program in Montana without raising taxes on employers.
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Montana
Choteau Among 17 Approved Montana Air Bases
Helena A P reports the Montana Aeronautics commission approved fixed base operators in 17 Montana communities to train veterans in commercial and multi engine piloting. Operators include Billings Butte Chateau Columbus Denton Glasgow Great Falls Hamilton Harlowton Havre Helena Kalispell Lewiston Miles City Missoula Roundup Twin Bridges.
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Helena
A.P
Montana Aeronautics Commission
Frank Wiley
Commission
Billings
Butte
Chateau
Columbus
Denton
Glasgow
Great Falls
Hamilton
Harlowton
Havre
Kalispell
Lewiston
Miles City
Missoula
Roundup
Twin Bridges
Great Falls Air Training To Continue Indefinitely
Maj. George Felton announced that Montana's air reserve training program will continue indefinitely at the Great Falls base. He said Fourth Air Force orders at Hamilton Field California reversed a prior shutdown and urged more ex army pilots to enroll to justify ongoing operations in Montana.
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Great Falls
U.P
George Felton
Army Air
Montana
Felton
Fourth Air Force
Hamilton Field
Calif
Woodcock Bill Enables Flexible Beak for Buried Food
The woodcock is the only Western hemisphere bird with a movable upper bill that acts like tweezers to grasp food beneath the ground surface.
Order to show cause in Montana guardianship case
In the District Court of Montana Earl G. Wood as guardian seeks an order of sale of an inchoate right of dower in Hilda Wood estate. The court orders all interested to show cause on January 10, 1947, at Chateau, Teton County, why the guardian should not be granted sale. Publication to run in Chateau Acantha for two weeks. Dated December 20, 1946.
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Ninth Judicial District
Montana
Eton
Hilda’ Wood
Earl G. Wood
Hilda Wood
Chateau
County of
Teton
State of
Chateau Acantha
Teton County
Herin
Geo. J. Gunther
District Court
Swine Introduced to Canada by Portuguese in 1553
Portuguese traders brought swine to Nova Scotia and Newfoundland as early as 1553, establishing the domestic animal’s presence in early Canadian settler areas.
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Canada
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Safety Rule for Swimming Good Rule to Swim with a Partner
A safety rule for swimming urges always swimming with a partner to ensure mutual watching. Lifeguards may miss cries for help in crowded pools or beaches, so a buddy system helps spot trouble and protect swimmers.
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Capitol. News
Ernest Immel
United Press
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Reorzavassrey
THE
Choteau Electric
Roy Payne
Chas
Tesch
Syal
Fred Tesch
Albert Tesch
Cliff McFarlane
Choteau
IAF
Goodcee
Shes
Our
Hope
Choteau's
Ery
Schaefer
Miss Gleason
Miss Hanson
Cecil
H. M. Reid
Tubby
Texaco
Texaco Petroleum Products
E. R. Dial
Bert
Marge
Winkle
Hank Sez
Tou
Gooy Repair
Eae Choteau
AVY
Ava
Josephine Beaupre
Edna Beaupre
Arensmeyer
Bud and
Don
Bae
Emerson
Gamble Stores
W. W. Scott
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