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Editorial on Political Handouts and Great Falls Base
Dan Whetstone argues against reliance on political handouts for air bases, urging Montana to focus on lasting local development like irrigation in the Sun River valley and a sugar factory. He cites Washington power and flawed relocation plans while praising enduring community projects over temporary gains.
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Great Falls
Sun River
Montana
Dan Whetstone
GM Export of Cars Far Below Normal Says Company President
General Motors president C. E. Wilson announced that exports of passenger cars are only about 5.5 percent of total production this year, aligned with voluntary postwar export limits at 4 to 6 percent. He said manufacturers maintain export quotas to protect U.S. consumers and preserve foreign distribution, with OPA export price controls applicable aboard and in many importing countries.
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General Motors
C. E. Wilson
Wilson
Civilian Production Administration
United States
Montana Hospital Association Convention Set for Butte
The Montana Hospital Association will hold its annual convention in Butte in October 2021. A spokesman said the Montana Hospital Survey Committee will meet there October 19 to prepare a report to Governor Sam C. Ford on the committee's work.
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Helena
U.P
Montana Hospital Association
Butte
Montana Hospital Survey Committee
Sam C. Ford
Montana Board Eyes 7 to 10 Million Bond Plan For State Institutions
Gov. Sam C. Ford proposes a referendum to authorize the board of examiners to issue 7 million to 10 million in bonds for state custodial and educational institutions improvements. The Postwar Planning and Construction Commission funds total over 11 million, with 54.5 million available. The board also urges a separate referendum to meet institutional needs in its legislature report. The University of Montana system receives about 2 million for next year. The Montana milk control board orders a statewide milk price survey after denying cash and carry price differentials, citing insufficient cost data. Senator Za les N. Ecton opposes Missouri Valley Authority plans as communistic and favors basin development for irrigation and power.
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Helena
Sam C. Ford
Board of Examiners
Ford
Board of Education
Miles City
Postwar Planning and Construction Commission
State Milk Control Board
Safeway Stores, Inc
Sawyer Stores, Inc
Zales N
Ecton
Missouri Valley Authority
Joe Stalin
Missouri Basin
Edton
MVA
Pendroy News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Local residents travel to Missoula for state university and summer quarter completion. Visitors include Sandra Calder at Jessups in Cut Bank and Bill Anderson’s return from Conrad Hospital. Births, birthdays, and family visits pepper the notes, with upcoming events like Sunday school at 11:00 October 6 and the October 9 Wadies Aid Bazaar at the Community church.
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Bob Gulbrandsen
Barney Winter
Missoula
State University
Gulbrandsen
Sandra Calder
Myr
George Jessup
Cut Bank
Bill Anderson
Conrad Hospital
John MacCormack
Havre
Charles Parkett
David
Bynum
Kyle Jones
Lee Hamer
Dick Rose
St. Mary’s Hospital
Conrad
Ernest Mollard
Washington
Jay Gitchel
Mollard
Gitchel
William Earles
Detroit
Mich
Earles
Virginia
Max Linse
Lewistown
Betty Foster
Linse
Mr. Hamer
Roe Browning
Mrs. Engstrand
Lloyd Mason
Sprinkle Home
Browning
Donnie Mason
Sprinkle
Scotty Anderson
Fairfield
Chris Henderson
Chateau
Anderson
Gary Hamer
Andy Anderson
Jake Gutchel
J. R. Jones
Roy Page
Richard
T. A. Cornett
Stradivarius Violin Authorship and Imitations Traced
The earliest Stradivarius violins bear Antonius Stradivarius Ceremonensis alumnus Nicolai Amati inscribed with a date and Maltese cross. Later instruments carry Fecit instead of Faciebat and the name changes to Stradivarius about 1730. Many excellent imitations require connoisseur expertise to verify authenticity.
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Stradivarius Violinus
Antonio Stradivarius
Antonius Stradivarius Cermonensis
Nicolai Amati
A. S
Stradivarius
Surplus Property Exceeds Supply Says Director
Helena officials report demand for surplus veterans items far outstrips supply causing certification for purchase to be halted. Regional Director H C Helland notes trucks jeeps tractors and cranes remain on the set aside list and only veterans may buy those offerings.
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Helena
H. C. Helland
War Assets Administration
Mr. Helland
Truman
Veterans Branch
O’mahoney-Monasco
VAA
Train Purchase Wish Sparks Floorwalker Exchange
A man asks to buy a train for his boy and a floorwalker directs him to the next floor as part of a men’s hobbies scene. The brief exchange highlights a shopper seeking a model train and a store clerk guiding him to relevant departments.
University to Move 208 Housing Units by Train and Truck
University of Montana will ship 208 housing units from the Kaiser Shipyards to Missoula within a week. University engineer T. G. Swearingen announced the plan.
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Missoula
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