Economic Woes Prompt Calls for Policy Reductions
The piece surveys inflation, taxation, and the cost of government as major wartime issues. It notes President Roosevelt and Morgenthau warning of inflation, debates on price and wage controls, payroll taxes, and planned savings. It highlights Byrd pushing non-defense cuts and Congress taking little action amid foreign policy focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Morgenthau
Senator Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Senate
England
United States
ECHOES from the PAST This Week
Eustace Woods a Dupuyer forest ranger marries a Columbia Falls girl. Klaus Rienks of Farmington and Annie Kleyn of Choteau wed by H A Prescott. A new town emerges two miles east of Sun River.
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Eustace Woods of
Dupuyer
Columbia Falls
Klaus Rienks
Farmington
Annie Kleyn
Choteau
H. A. Prescott
Old Town
Sun River
War of resources shapes World War II balance
The piece argues the conflict shifts to resource domination with Germany aiming to convert Europe into a large production system. The democracies seek to outproduce Hitler while Britain asserts air parity with Germany and American aid grows, though German land forces remain the best equipped and trained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Hitler
Europe
Churchill
Germany
England
Earth
Real Holiday Menu For Service Men Seattle Thanksgiving
Navy families may expect ship or shore dinners identical to home style meals. Menu items include oyster cocktail, shrimp, celery, olives, pickles, soup, roast turkey, ham, dressings, mashed potatoes, vegetables, cranberry sauce, rolls, salads, pies, fruit, nuts, coffee, and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Parenta
Thirteenth Naval District
Bottlenecks Blasted as Railroads Meet War Production Demand
The piece lauds American Railroads for rapidly increasing transportation capacity to support defense efforts. It notes wheels turning, workers active, and capital mobilized while praising railways like the Great Northern for maintaining continuous production without lost hours. Congressman Clarence F. Lea commends railroads as performing the best job in the world.
Montana reorganization plan approved at Capitol Week
The Montana reorganization economy committee settled internal disputes and approved changes in over a half dozen state departments and offices during Capitol Week. It rejected Griffenhagen & Associates’ memorial building recommendations and kept final decisions to the state board of examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Montana
Capitol
State Board of
Ory J. Armstrong
Kalispell
Armstrong
Industrial School For Boys
Miles City
Highway Department
State Board of Examiners
Liquor Control Board and Welfare Department
Howard W. Holmes
Roosevelt
Sam C. Ford
Alaska
Alberta
Canada
U. S
Prairie
John W. Bonner
Fish and Game Commission
Should Check Over Farm Machinery For Needed Repairs
Bozeman November 24 Montana farmers should inspect farm equipment now and order necessary parts to avoid delays as the 1942 crop season opens. Officials say winter repairs prepare for shortages as metal is diverted to defense needs and help ensure repair parts are available. Dealers, mechanics, blacksmiths and schools are urged to assist in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
Montana Extension Service
Colture
Poster Contest on Safety Subject for School Children
The United Commercial Travelers, an international group with about 100000 members, hosts a safety poster contest for lie and parochial schools. Eligible are students under 19 not in college. posters must be anonymous and sealed. local entries close in May 1942 with cash prizes for junior high and high school divisions, and winning posters proceed to Columbus Ohio for regional prizes.
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United Comercial Travelers of Erica
Inez Eckford
Superte Mibioc Ec riNes
Great Falls Council
United Commercial Travel
Miss
Columbus
Ohio
Catholic Services Schedule for Choteau and Bynum
Mass in Choteau Sunday at 9 to 9. Confessions in Choteau Saturday at 7 30 in the evening. Mass in Bynum Sunday at 11. Pastor J. F. Schulte announces the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Bynum
J. F. Schulte
Notice to Creditors Estate of Martin Vigen deceased
Administratrix Lorraine Vigen invites all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be shown to Bert I. Packer at the Larson Building Chateau Montana. Date November 18 1941. First publication November 20 1941 last December 11 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Vigen
Bert I. Packer
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
Lorraine Vigen
Bert I, Packer
Notice of Sale of Real Property in Teton County Montana
The county will offer at public auction the SE quarter of section 12 township 23 north range 7 west Montana at the courthouse front door in Chateau on December 20 1941 at 2 PM under Chapter 171 Laws 1941. The minimum bid equals the raised value fixed by the Board of County Commissioners 4 percent per year interest applies. County Clerk GEO A Carroll issues the notice under order dated November 6 1940. First pub Nov 20 last pub Dec 4.
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Teton County
Montana
Court House
Chateau
Board of County Missioners
Aes
M. M
Board of County
Geo A Carroll
Med
Iana
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Choteau Acantha
Earl Bishop
Sne Inune Canada
Goebbels
Reich
Poland
Low Countries
Eng
Carrol B. Maynard
Loraine Lathrop
Great Falls
Thomas J. Falk
Nick Wellenstein
Pocketbook of Knowledge
Great Northern Railway
Clarence F. Lea
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
House of Representatives
Ayant
Weapedi Vy
Great Norther
the Capitol Week
Edward J. Heisman
United Press Staff
Georgetown Lake District
Granite
Deer Lodge
Catholic Services
E. L. Kleffman
Chothau
R. L. Rieckhoff
Insurance and Real Estate
Larson Bldg
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Mise Rassmu
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
J. H. Byler
Maynard Hospital
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