Eisenhower Lingers as Possible 1953 Presidential Run
Dwight Eisenhower, recently retired from the military, publicly hints at a 1953 bid while courting independents and testing GOP loyalties. He criticizes Truman liberals in New York and maneuvers toward a potential clash with Bob Taft over foreign policy, raising questions about his true motives and party alignment.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Columbia University
Washington
Eisenhower
New York
Truman
Bob Taft
Ohio
Taft
G.O.P
Ike
Hospital operation plans to be discussed at Teton meeting
At the annual Teton Hospital association gathering, alternative management plans will be reviewed. The discussion centers on financial performance, efficiency, and avoiding losses as the new Chateau hospital aims to begin full operation within a year. Attend the courthouse meeting for details.
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Teton Hospital Association
Missoula
Chateau Hospital
Teton Memorial Hospital
Acantha
Montana Population Loss Sparks Call for Action in 1950
An editorial in the Lewistown Daily News argues Montana is the only Rocky Mountain state to lose population over three decades while rich in resources. It cites 1949 population of 521,000 and a 29 year decline of 27,889, urging moves in irrigation, mining, manufacturing, and policy to reverse trends by 1950 and beyond.
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Montana
Western Sun
Daily News
Census Bureau
Rocky Mountain
U. S. Census Bureau
Rocky Mountain States
United States
Treasure State
Texas
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Lewistown
Montana, West and Nation Co
ArIzona
Colorado
Idaho
Wyoming
Surprise Dessert Pudding With Canned Peaches
Betty Barclay presents a family friendly baked peach pudding using raisins peaches and wheat meal. The recipe serves 5 to 6 and includes a spiced peach syrup for serving, with ingredients like canned peaches milk egg vanilla and hot water.
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Betty Barclay
Dad
Baby Jo
Big Business Growth vs Small Firms in American Economy
In 1870 America had 427000 dependent commercial and industrial enterprises, about one for every 91 people. By 1947 the count rose to 2280000, roughly one for every 63 people, showing more small businesses relative to population despite the growth of big enterprises.
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America
Proporten
Zur
Freight Plane Capacity Surpasses Berlin Air Lift Numbers
A new freight plane model shows capacity equal to 60 aircraft replacing 210 standard Berlin Air Lift planes, highlighting substantial efficiency gains in cargo operations and logistics.
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Berlin
The Hunter Pierre Montevilain and the Fateful Medallion
A Manitoba hunter Pierre Montevilain kills his own son after convincing him to shoot a fawn wearing a St Francis medallion. The boy dies, the hunter becomes a butcher, and years later he dies of a stroke clutching the same silver medallion.
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Manitoba
Canada
Pierre Montevilain
Pierre
Lake
Winnipeg
Emilie d’Arbesine
Winnipegosis
Hudson Bay
St. Francis of Assisi
Francois
Emilie
St. Francis
Montevilain
St. Francis Ag
Rom
Weather and wit mix in Chateau notes on cold week
The Chateau column reports brutal cold last week with praise for local natural gas supply while noting Cut Bank’s gas outages and recent fires from leaking mains. It comically lists many intoxication terms and ends with a quip about television and radio dominating talk as the world warms to war via airwaves.
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Dick Hoyt
Denver
Chateau
Montana Dakota Utilities Co
Cut Bank
Montana Dakota
Barre
Shaunavon
Rusty Larcombe
New York
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Jere Coffey
Pat Campbell
Teton County
Nee
Willys Jeep
Ford
Chevrolet
Hanson Bros. Garage
Broadway
Main Street
Billy Rose
Coffey Pot
Sears and Roebuck
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