A Vision of Postwar World Leadership and Trade
The piece contrasts wartime duties with reconstruction tasks and argues for international cooperation through the League of Nations or successor frameworks. It cites Wilson, Lodge, Willkie, and the Atlantic Charter, noting shifts toward internationalism, economic adjustment, and a vision of freedom for all peoples. It also discusses lingering domestic policy fights over inflation and farm pricing.
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Wilson
League of Nations
American Congress
Yesteryear
Republican
Senator Lodge
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Republican Policy Committee
United States
America
Europe
Africa
Asia
South America
U. S
United Nations
Australia
Pacific
Echoes from the Past This Week
Alden Connor and Mrs Christine Johnson wed at the groom’s father C H Connor home. A O Peterson and Sophie Lind seth married in Great Falls with Rev E L White officiating. H A Prescott takes a position with Strain Bros in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Connor
Christine Johnson
Groom
C. H. Connor
A. O. Peterson
Sophie Lindseth
Great Falls
E. L. White
H.A. Prescott
Strain Bros
Wm. Hodgaskiss
Chateau Hospital
Justice Court
George Tuel
Lee Brown
Byron Carson
Teton Pioneer
Seattle
Frances Ameline
Nordhagen
Jos. H Co
Inez Eckford
Montana Supreme Court Hears Case On Acting Attorney General Precedent
The Montana Supreme Court heard a case involving Howard M. Gullickson acting as attorney general and Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell over appointment validity. The decision could set a precedent for states with similar laws about officials serving in the armed forces and returning postwar.
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Helena
Mont
U.P
Montanar Y
Union
Howard M. Gallickson
Sam W. Mitchell
Montana
Mitchell
Gullickson
Supreme Court
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Silver Bow County
Leif Erickson
Erickson
Philadelphia
American Law Institute
Gen W. Padbury, Jr
Lewis and Clark
Anderson
Morris
B. K. Kilbourne
Rocky Mountain
Kilbourne
Wellington D. Rankin
United States Senate
Jamey Murray
Rankin
Atabe
Wight le Develaed
Rankin Aims to Cut Federal Waste and Protect Families
Rankin advocates eliminating non-essential federal expenditures and war profits while supporting private enterprise and providing care for families with relatives in military service. He emphasizes reducing waste and inefficiency in government spending.
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Rankin
Spring Wheat Nursery Established in County
County Agent Halvorson reports a spring wheat nursery seeded on the Pines farm east of Chateau. Varieties include Regene Cer es Thatcher Rival Supreme Pilot Marquis Vesta and Renard. Nursery tests show yield differences. a superior variety may be recommended if results merit.
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N. Halvorson
Jpines
Chateau
Regene
Ceres
Thatcher
Rival
Supreme
Pilot
Marquis
Vesta
Renard
Dutton
Agronomy Department
Land Sale Notice for Montane Region Parcel
The United States Land Office at Great Falls announces an April 11 1942 bid sale for the tract SEXNW% Sec 18 T 26 N R 8 W P M Montane. The high bidder is the purchaser with publication dates April 16 and May 1 and May 14 listed for Corbally Thomas F. as Register.
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la’ Act
The
Interior
U. S&s. Land Office
Great Falls
N. R
Thos. F. Corbally
Montana Power’s War Era Investments and Expanding Grid
The Montana Power Company highlights its investor base, wartime production focus, and energy infrastructure expansion. It notes a 1941 rise in electric lines to 5,501 miles, a 161,000-volt Kerr-Anaconda upgrade, and new transmission links from Bozeman to Livingston and the Anaconda Grace network. Net property additions after retirements total $2,136,672.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Montana
Grace
Utah
Montana Power Company
Idaho
Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Bozeman
Livingston
Kerr Plant
Wages and Electric Rate Reductions Record
A 1941 report notes a voluntary rate reduction effective May 1 1941 delivering about 339000 dollars yearly savings to customers. It covers household and farm use with data on kilowatt hour sales and average customers for 1940 through 1942.
Interconnected power system boosts reliability across Northwest plants
The Montana Power Company explains that interconnecting its 14 generating plants with other Northwest utilities provides insurance against local outages and equipment failure. Through transmission links with Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Utah, power can be redirected to where needed, supporting war emergency resource coordination with federal hydro projects at Bonneville and Grand Coulee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Power Company
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Northwest
Bonneville
Grand Coulee
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Choteau Acantha County
Karl Bishop
Choteau
TCS Canada
Congress
Giese
the Capitol Week
Robert W. Chandler
United Press
Teton County Extension Service
Bureau of Plant Industry
Montana Experiment Station
Montana Power
Notocy
Etontricarna
Tana
P&r Day
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