Sheridan warns of wartime driving hazards in Montana
Col. Chas E. Sheridan, Montana Highway Patrol supervisor, informs editors of a surge in traffic accidents over the past three weeks. He notes a letdown in wartime driving discipline and urges a timely warning to readers to curb crashes.
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Careful driving urged amid wartime shortages in Montana
The article warns of many fatal accidents across the state caused by liquor and speed as war news lifts risky behavior. It urges drivers to slow to 35 mph, avoid dangerous passing, and obey signs while noting tire and car shortages. It also lists ration reminders for foods, gasoline, and other wartime measures with dates and programs.
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Montana Governor Proclaims Initiative Forty Eight Measure
Governor Sam C. Ford proclaims petitions filed for Initiative Forty Eight to place a bill defining osteopathy under state law before voters at the November 7, 1944 election. The measure would regulate osteopathic surgeons and penalize violations and repeal related codes. Secretary of State Bam Mitchell signs the proclamation.
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Sam Ford
War rationing to continue despite easing supplies
As oil and gas supplies improve coal and wheat stocks rise, but rationing remains in force since August 1943. Officials say continued controls are needed to prevent shortages and stabilize prices amid postwar adjustments.
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