Publication detail for Choteau Montana weekly edition
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Choteau
Montana
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1946
Page
2
Industrial disputes are not a private fight
A public opinion piece argues that labor and management disputes harm national economy. It warns strikes in steel and electrical sectors threaten postwar recovery and urges the public to pressure quick fair settlements to avert widespread economic damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
United States
America
Persistent and Hardy Small Businesses Help Local Community
A Commerce Department official notes small business as a persistent and hardy American institution. He cites independent retailers who, despite wartime shortages, served their communities and supported local schools and institutions, including those in Chateau, keeping small business vital.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
America
Chateau
March of Dimes Drive Seeks Donations in Teton County
The campaign runs through January 31 and invites all residents to donate dimes or dollars to aid infantile paralysis recovery efforts. Mrs. Cecil Huffman, Chateau, serves as the Teton county collection agent to receive contributions.
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Cecil Huffman
Chateau
Teton County
Pendroy Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Pendroy community members host guests at ranches and homes across town. Lt. Aud rey Soeferm and Mr. Mass Haeshen are among visitors, with dinners and gatherings featuring the Hamer, Suefert, Gutshall, Wallenstein, and Brownell families, plus moves by A. Vi Boovanne and family to Pendroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N Suefert
Chateau
Audrey Soeferm
Mass Haaeshen
John McGahan
Walier Sed
Fuller
Bre. MacDonald
McGahan
MacDonald
Jake Gutshall
Max Haeshen
Pill Wallenstein
Dick Rose
Jim Calder
Bertie Gineaut
L. B. Pendrey
George Jessup
G. R. Talbert
Max Brownell
Ray Page
Richard
G. Lesmeister
Fairfield
Lott
Ritenour
Katherine
Posemir
Phan
Fair
Katherine Pitenour
Great Falls
Nienve
Ernda
Ilsee Field
Russell F
Dill Wallenstein
Sun A
Riley
Conrad
A. Vi Boovanne
Gilfard
Pendroy
Rossresion
Sprinkle Mercantile
Browning
Carl Gulbranesa
Ther
Frank Riges
Leonard Rice
J. R. Joes Ranch
Brnum
Lee Hamer
J. R. Jones
Worden Mont
William Jones
Co 91
Louisville
Sam Macllvanie
C. C. Durland
Charles Field, Jr
Farmers Union
Lewistown
Donald Levanson
D. Nelson
Pogomansutt
Howard W. Hamer
San Francisco
South Pacific
Pacific Area
Midnight in Manhattan parade and socialites in New York society
Columns recount Fannie Brice's artist son Billy nearing a solo show after completing 25 canvases and Mary Ellin Berlin's social circle, plus quips from Gleason and Curran at the 66 Club. Features cameo by Milton Berle at 21 West 52nd Street and a waiter joke about a deducted water charge.
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Fannie Brice
Billy
Mary Ellin Berlin
Deb
Irving Berlins
Murray McDonald
H. Ford II
Jackie Gleason
Vince Curran
66 Club
Gleason
O'Dwyer
Natch
Vince
Fred Allen
West 52Nd Street
Milton Berle
Tennyrate
Berle
Milton
Claudette Colbert Wins The Film Coat Bonus
Claudette Colbert says her $40,000 platina fox coat from Tomorrow Is Forever was given as a completion bonus. Bob Hope is advised by doctors to rest. Seven constraints note Fortissimo means loud and Petrillo banned music in a playful quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudette Colbert
Bob Hope
Petrillo
Times Square Ticket and Wartime Quips Across The Page
A collection notes Duke Ellington at Carnegie Hall January 4 plus a wartime miscellany. Reports on Salerno landing delays by Fairbanks and Steinbeck, a Christmas spirit on a Pacific island, chaplain signs about prayer and fellowship, and a string of street corner zingers from theater and cafe gags.
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Times Square
Duke Ellington
Carnegie
Samson
Vincent Sheean
Chums
Salerno
Doug Fairbanks
John Steinbeck
Mussolini
Isle of
Ponza
Absenteeism vows from Postmaster General Hannegan threaten Dem re elections
Postmaster General R. Hannegan pressures party by withdrawing support from lawmakers who miss key votes. Jesse Jones’ influence remains strong in Washington behind the scenes. Lord Halifax’s resignation is anticipated in May. Major Chas Boxer travels to Japan on December 26 as part of the Far Eastern Advisory Committee. Customs agents confiscate Goering’s Luger pistols from Billy Rose after Nuremberg viewing.
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R. Hannegan
Demmys
Jesse Jones
Lord Halifax
Chas. Boxer
Emily Hahn
Japan
Goering
Billy Rose
Christmas Day Call Tests FDR Church Attendance
A Christmas Day call to the rector of President Roosevelt's church in Washington asks if the President will attend service. The rector says he cannot promise but expects God to be there, hoping for a large turnout. A later line quips about "the only way to a woman's heart" by Vic Mature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FDR
Roosevelt
Washington
Vic
Local Folks Note Visits and Travel Across Towns
Miss Frances Denison reports on social visits as families travel to Conrad Fairfield Billings and Salt Lake City for business or to join relatives. Notables include Stott Humble George Canfield and Jenson among others with travel to Great Falls Bozeman and Salt Lake City. Subscription rates updated to 3 per year outside Teton county.
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Pete Zgoda
Conrad
G. C. Stott
Fairfield
Vear
Quinten Nelson
Millie
Ted Canfield
Billings
Frank Humble
Trexler
Great Falls
G. O. Stott
Frank
Charles Purkett
Bozeman
C. A. Parkett
Teton County
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