Victory for Freedom Right to work upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court rules state right to work laws constitutional and enforceable by state courts in an 8 to 0 decision with Justice Goldberg not participating. The ruling affirms that workers may gain or hold jobs without union membership and that states may prohibit compulsory unionism.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Goldberg
National Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court
Industrial News Review Service
There ought not to be a law says Bert Goss
Bert C. Goss of Hill and Knowlton warns that Americans overuse laws and regulations. He cites IRS staffing and tax reporting costs and predicts tax reform will spawn more rules. He suggests repealing laws as a path to reform and urges a bounty for each repeal.
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Bob
Bert C. Goss
Hill and Knowlton, Inc
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Goss
Washington
Dutton Sportsmen Elect Officers At Regular Meeting
Albert Tomsha was elected president of the Dutton Sportsmen's Association at the last regular meeting with Jim Clotfeter as vice president and Jim Luek as secretary-treasurer. The next meeting is Jan 14 with Robert Weintz of the State Fish and Game Commission as guest speaker. A public dance followed Saturday night at the Legion hall after the Invitational Basketball tournament in Power.
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Albert Tomsha
Sportsmen’s Association
Jim Clotfeter
Jim Luek
Robert Weintz
State Fish and Game Commission
the Legion
Collins Mail Address Change Noted After Post Office Closure
Local notes report Collins no longer has a Postal station with mail routed from Dutton. Residents are advised to address letters to Dutton Route 2, while some keep both names during the transition. Weather details mention a fresh snow layer and a 50 degree drop from last week.
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Marilyn Sager
Gers Lloyd Pedersens
the Revears
Omaha
Neb
Lee Larson
Gordon ‘Annonson
Brady
Heth ‘Silbermans
D. B. Crane
Chateau
Bob Reiquam
Fairfield
Reo Coghill
Henry Tomsha
Walter Coffman
John Chyle
Billings
Henry
Louise
Ora Gale Knowlton
Blackleaf
Dave Purkett
Bynum
Val Rowley
Aarod Lake
Baard Pedersen
Lloyd Pedersens
Mel
Ben Beringer
Great Falls
Herb
Silberman
Carl Eklundg
Joe Jarosimek
Lee Revear
Bremer
Roscoe Thompson
Vera Clarkson
Idaho
Paul Alzheimers
Herold Depner
Walter Dodds
Rock City
Walier
Claude Johns
Shirley
Bert
Betty Corey
Ronnie Eklund
Carla
Conrad
Carl Eklunds
Blackleaf Country
Val Rowleys
Ora
Val
Rowleys
Arthur Handy
Chicago
Detroit
Collins
Dutton
Albert Tomsha
Rte
Buddy
Pedersen
Charles Horak
Bozeman
Roy
Dillon
Last dance draws college students home for holidays
Young people flocked to a local event described as the last dance before students return to college. The Nameless Ones, a band of Bill Habel Don Poser and Gary Clark, provided the music. Community notes mention garden club meeting plans and many holiday visits among residents.
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Bill Habel
Don Poser
Gary Clark
Dutton Garden Club
Edith Kaldor
Ole Holum
Shelby
Kenneth Kins
Ekalaka
Dutton
Ted Cox
Kins
Lobell Bennett
Thompson Falls
Amhurst
Ohio
R. T. Fleshmans
Vera
Reeve
Melvin
Jim" Reeve
Bill Black
John
Wilson
North Dakota
Art.Habel
Ray Habel
Conrad
Michael
Great‘Falls
Frank
Schabel
Doni Stinchfields
Bill
Bernice " Stinchfield
Jody Schrock
Les ‘Robert
Fred
Pelzman
P.O. Choteau
Elsie
Joe
Doni
Jeannie Defreeze
Great Falls
Peltman Sr
Burl_Hamiston
Infair
Dan
Wolf Creek
É Reeve
Frank ‘Schabel
Jeannette Schabel
Ric
Ogden
Irene’ Bey
Ae ‘Marvin ‘Black
Nimble Fingers 4 H Club Holds December Meeting
The Nimble Fingers 4 H club meeting at Agawam clubhouse on December 19 was led by president Jim Larson. Members held a pot luck supper and a tree gathering report by Judy Larson, with calendars handed out by Florence Weist and a fruit basket delivery planned for Chateau Rest Home.
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Agawam Nimble Fingers
Nimble’ Fingers
Jim Larson
Agawam Club
Judy Larson
Florence Weist
Fairfield Feed and Seed
Jerry Larson
Chateau Rest
Coy Davidson
Donna Weist
Dave Zion
Ray Weist
Lawrence Thuchot
Collins Boosters and 4 H Club Third Meeting Recap
Collins Boosters and 4 H Club hold their third meeting led by Susan Inbody and Maeve Lindseth with roll calls, pledges, a surprise gift from the Montague family, and plans for a Valentine party at Harold Bakers' on February 8. The Burton Country Clubbers also report a January 6 gathering with officers named, minutes read, a secretary spot open, plus February meetings and event planning. A rubber stamps ad closes the page.
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Collins Boosters
Susan “Inbody
Montague
Marjie Britton
Centa
Pearl’ Tangen
Terry Guse
Beth Baker
Beth
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Jim Cox Sr
Sunburst
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Alice Stott
Dawn
Stacy
Carl Eklund
Russell
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Woodworth Apartments
Fred and
Evelyn Ritzschke
3Rd St. No. Great Falls
Star Theatre
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Doris Day
James Garner
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Wheat Center of
Dutton State Bank
American Bankers Association
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Bat “Ea Lee
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Valentines
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Paul Pill
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Lyn Arensmeyer
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Texaco
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