Report Shows Low Divorce Rate in County
Lucien L Benepe, Montana vital statistics registrar, reports 1950 Montana marriages 7 235 and divorces 1951 1 951 while Teton county records 62 marriages and 9 divorces, a state rate of 3 3 per 1 000 population with a trend toward pre war levels and war years.
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Teton County
Montana
Lucien L. Benepe
State Board’ of Health Registrar of Vital Statistics
Benepe
Yellowstone
Silver Bow
Lewis and Clark
Cascade
Missoula
Broadwater
Petroleum County
Fewer Cattle Killed in State During Month
Montana cattle slaughter in June fell to 4,900 head from 5,400 a year earlier. Calf kills dropped to 300 from 900, while hogs totaled 16,000 head up from 13,400. Sheep and lambs slaughtered stayed at 400 head, with meat production nationwide down 7 percent from May and June of last year.
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Montana
Montana Federal Agricultural Statistical Service
Helena
States
United States
Andy
Montana Driver Responsibility Law takes effect October first
Leaflets explaining Montana's safety responsibility law are being distributed to patrols and service stations as part of an education program ahead of the October 1 implemention. The law requires accident report within ten days and authorizes suspension of driving and registration licenses after sixty days unless the driver meets the law's financial responsibility requirements.
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Montana Highway Patrol
Legislative Approval Rule for Laws Between Bodies
The text states that laws passed by either the senate or the house of representatives require approval by a majority of the opposite chamber. It outlines a bicameral check ensuring interbody consent before laws become effective. The rule emphasizes the need for cross-chamber agreement.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Korean Vets May Apply for Post Service Insurance
Eligible veterans who served since the Korean campaign may apply for a new five year level premium term insurance under the 1951 act. Requirements include prior indemnity protection, 30+ days active service, and written VA application within 120 days after discharge. Coverage ranges $1000-$10000, with total government life insurance cap at $10000.
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Veterans Administration
National Service Life Insurance
U.S
Washington
D. C
Montana Introduces Premium Quality Label for Food
Montana officials unveil the Montana Quality Label to certify premium food products. Agriculture Commissioner Alfred R. Anderson notes 50,000 labels are ready for producers. The blue and yellow emblem certifies products as worthy of Montana Quality Label under department standards.
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Montana
Alfred R. Anderson
State Department of ‘ Agriculture
Montana State Alumni Elects New President Kenneth Duff
MISSOULA AP A 1985 graduate of Montana State University has been named president of the school's alumni association. Kenneth Duff of Missoula succeeds C T Sanders of Sidney. Robert M Harper of Helena will
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Missoula
Montana State Uiniversity
Kenneth ©. Duff
Duff
C. T. Sanders
Sidney
Robert M. Harper
Helena
Unclear OCR fragment on political delegation
Fragmentary text mentions a president, Robert Pantser, and a three year delegate term. Details are garbled, with references to an executive council and potential timelines, but no coherent event or context emerges.
Montanans Urged to Join Western Defense Volunteer Watch
State call for volunteers to volunteer as spotters part of a defense effort across western states. Gov Bonner aims to gather manpower for air defense and threat monitoring with Lt. Col Chinne leading organizing bodies.
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Montana
John We ‘Bonner
Chinne
Missoula to Host 1952 Diocesan Catholic Women’s Council
At the 1951 meeting Elizabeth Maloney of Missoula was named by the Catholic Women’s Council to host the 1952 Diocesan convention in Bozeman. The selection was announced during the Helena regional council session.
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Bozeman
Missoula
Helena
Council of Catholic Women
Elizabeth Maloney
Organization officers listed for potential formality
The document names Mrs. Del mar R Joyce of Shelby as first vice president Mrs Frank Ladenburg of Columbia Falls as second vice president Mrs John Menagher of Butte as secretary and Mrs Bernard Madden of Helena as treasurer detailing the organization’s officers.
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Delmar R. Joyce
Shelby
Frank
Ladenburg
Columbia
Falls
John Menagher
Butte
Bernard, Madden
Helena
Antelope Season Opens Friday for Montana Hunters
Montana hunters with early antelope permits begin Sept. 16 under a 8650 participant pool. One in three receive a permit and must mail the animal’s lower jaw for age and herd studies guiding season limits. Officials urge others to contact game wardens for guidance on contributing to research. The early hunt runs until Sept. 16.
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Montana Nimrods
Montana
End Date Window Set From Oct 26 to Nov 4
A period runs from October 26 to November 4. The window defines the start and end dates for the event or activity described in the source.
Florida Doctor Heads South After Stay With Daughter
Dr. Cornell and family report the Florida physician, staying two months in Fairfield and Chateau as guest of his daughter Mrs. L. S., has left Tuesday for Chicago and will continue to Florida for the winter.
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Douglas H. Cornell
Florida
Fairfield
Chateau
L. S
Chicago
Girls Hold Farewell Party Before School Term
A group of girls gathered at Bonna Lee Maynard's home Thursday evening for a farewell party as they split for different schools this fall. Attending were Marjorie Barton Annette Dellwo Gay Marie DeRusha Mary Ann Breen Phyllis Dale Ruth Reiquam Dorothy Wiseman and the host.
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Bonna Lee Maynard
Marjorie Barton
Annette Dellwo
Gay Marie DeRusha
Mary Ann Breen
Phyllis Dale
Ruth Reiquam
Dorothy Wiseman
Tonsure Success A Smooth Foundation for Painted Finishes
A well prepared foundation is essential for a lasting painted finish. Experts emphasize thorough surface prep and even texture to ensure durability and a superior appearance.
Traffic Dangers Around School Buses Highlighted
The piece warns that children must be protected from traffic approaching buses from all sides. It recalls 23 Montana highway bus accidents last year, including a pupil crippled for life after a motorist ignored a stop signal.
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Montana
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