Bradham Named Children's Home Administrator
Aubrauth B. Bradham of Helena has been appointed administrator of the Montana Children's home and hospital to succeed Milo F. Dean who resigned for a similar post at Great Falls. Bradham's career includes service with the National Life Insurance Co. and Western Life Insurance Co. He has been active in Y M C A community work and holds leadership roles in Boy Scouts and local churches. The Montana Children's home, opened 1938, aids homeless and dependent children with orthopedic care and foster placements. in 1941 it cared for 177 children through foster or boarding arrangements.
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Aubrauth B. Bradham
Helena
Montana Children’s Home and Hospital
Milo F. Dean
Montana Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Bradham
H. S. Hepner
Hospital Board of Trustees
Dean
Home
South
South Carolina
Sumter
Southern Business College
Atlanta
Davidson College
Davidson
N. C
United States Army
Francis E. Heller
Montana
National Life Insurance Co
Home Office General Agency
Western Life Insurance Co
Elkhorn Council
Boy Scouts
First Presbyterian Church
Montana Club
Shodair Crippled Children’s Hospital
The
Montana Children’s Home
School finances in good shape say Montana official
Fred Bennion of the Montana Taxpayers Association reports improved public school finances with valuations rising from 320 million to 330 million dollars for 1941 1942 and notes stabilization of transportation costs saving 200 000 dollars. Four stable revenue sources total 2 070 000 dollars plus 672 000 for classroom units will be distributed among about 4900 units at roughly 130 dollars per unit.
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Montana
Fred Bennion
Montana Taxpayers Association
Montana Taxpayer
Association
United States
Kell and Will Make State Appearance in Montana GOP
Leaders of Montana's Republican party planned a statewide gathering in April and campaigns for 1942. Dan Whetstone of Cut Bank said author Clarence Budington Kelland, publicity director for the RNC, would visit Montana and appear one or two times.
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Montana
Republican Party
Helena
Dan Whetstone
Cut Bank
Clarence Budington Kelland
Republican National Organization
Blackfeet to Renew Co-Operative Pact With Game Board
The Blackfeet tribe approves a cooperative pact with the state game commission to apply state hunting and fishing rules to nonmembers on the reservation. The agreement, backed by the tribal council, allows state stocking of streams and lakes, requires state licenses for non-Blackfeet, and outlines seasons for migratory waterfowl. A Blackfeet game warden will enforce both sets of rules.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Tribal Council
Commission On
Bunny Rennet Custards for Easter Dessert
A nostalgic Easter dessert idea uses milk based rennet custards with green nutrient nests and marshmallow bunnies. The method includes heating milk with lemon rennet powder, setting in cups, chilling, and decorating with dyed nutrients and marshmallows for a festive, child friendly finish.
Senate confirms nomination of David H. Andrew postmaster
In Three Forks the senate confirms David H. Andrew as postmaster. Across the state, notices report deaths of Louis Bullerdick in Sheridan after 55 years in Montana, Drucilla Lewis a 85 year old born into slavery in Butte, and Jacob Kero who died visiting Red Lodge.
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Three Forks
Senate
David H. Andrew
Sheridan
Louis Bullerdick
Iowa
Butte
Drucilla Lewis
Red Lodge
Jacob Kero
Smelterville
Idaho
Finland
United States
Michigan
Entry blanks mailed for 39th inter scholastic meet
The 39th inter scholastic track meet will mail entry forms to all accredited state high schools around April 15. May 5 is set as the return limit for contestants across the events.
Championship sports banned for Montana schools during war
The Montana High School association voted to suspend interscholastic events for the war duration after Sept 1 1942. Track meets, football playoffs, and state tournaments are halted except the May 14–15 Missoula meet, with several exclusions and no trophies purchased by the state. Armin Jahr and C W Grantley were re-elected to the board of control.
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Montana High School Association
Lewistown
Missoula
Board of Control
State Board of Control
Armin Jahr
Great Falls
C. W. Grantley
Terry
Association
Petroleum County Weighs Consolidation or Manager Plan
Petroleum County commissioners face a funds crisis and may merge offices or hire a county manager. Fred Bennion of the Montana Taxpayers Association reports costs exceed income by about 10000 dollars with a 16 mill levy limit. An election on adopting a county manager form is set within three months for a Jan 1 1943 start.
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Petroleum County
Fred Bennion
Montana Taxpayers Association
Montanans Hire Income Tax Sum
Lewis Penwell, internal revenue collector for Montana, estimates Montanans would contribute $7,738,480 in income taxes to the federal government this year, nearly three times 1941. Officials credit the rise to lowered exemptions and bumper crops boosting farmers cash incomes.
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Lewis Penwell
Internal Revenue
Montana
Drafting Bill Seeks Compulsory Women Registration
A bill introduced by Rep. Joseph C. Baldwin of New York proposes compulsory registration of all women aged 18 to 65 for civilian or military service. It follows recent proposals for volunteer women auxiliary corps for the army and navy as part of the war effort.
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Joseph C. Baldwin
New York
Army
Navy
Gelatin Mold Tips For Unmolding And Whipping
An old recipe note advises that one envelope of gelatin equals one level tablespoon. For unmolding, rub molds with mineral oil and use a small 5 cent bottle. When whipping, chill the gelatin to a syrupy stage before heating until light and fluffy with a rotary or electric heater.
Deer Lodge County Has Highest Liquor Per Capita 1941
The Montana liquor control board reports Deer Lodge County leads per capita liquor sales in 1941 at 21.54 dollars, followed by Silver Bow at 21.37 and Lewis and Clark at 18.30. Powder River posts the lowest at 3.01 while many other counties show varied figures across the state.
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Deer Lodge County
Anaconda
Powder River County
Montana Lquor Control Board
Silver Bow
Butte
Beaverhead
Big Horn
Blaine
Broadwater
Carbon
Carter
Cascade
Chouteau
Custer
Daniels
Dawson
Fallon
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Garfield
Glacier
Golden Valley
Granite
Hill
Jefferson
Judith Basin
Lake
Lewis and Clark
Liberty
Lincoln
Madison
McCone
Meagher
Mineral
Missoula
Musselshell
Park
Petroleum
Phillips
Pondera
Powell
Prairie
Ravalli
Richland
Roosevelt
Rosebud
Sanders
Sheridan
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Teton
Toole
Treasure
Valley
Wheatland
Wibaux
Yellowstone
Harness and saddlery mostly made at Cawnpore factory
A large share of India’s harness and saddlery supplies are now produced in the government factory at Cawnpore, reflecting a shift to state manufacture for military and civilian needs.
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India
Cawnpore
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Joan Alexander
Blackfeet
Game Board
Ernest O. Melby
Montana, State University
Great Falls Credit Exchange
John Nolan
Carl Lemmer
President Roosevelt
P. R. Yonker
Chester C. Smith
Zelida Pack
Garneill
Central
Walter H. Pack
E. L. Freeman
Clarence Bell
Montana State University
Kalispell
Clarence L. Cleveland
Fred Broeder
Somers
Choteau
Christine Lestrud
Belgrade
Northfield
Minn
Teton County
Bole
Chateau
Charles L. Sheridan
Charles J. Lyden
Montana School of Mines
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
Pearl Harbor
Wake Island
C. L. Young
Montana Record-Herald
Salt Lake City
Young
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Soula
E. 8. Murphy
Leo Robinson
Gonzaga University
Northwest
Murphy
Father A. Ravalli
S. J
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Thomas W. Drynan
Shields River Valley
Park County Board of Commissioners
Scotland
Drynan
Beaverhead County
Park County
A. J. Verneyen
Hollywood
Calif
Julies Verneyen
Montana Hardware Co
Ohio
Verneyen
James H. Kelly
Ontario
Canada
Mr. Kelly
Barrie
Ont
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Man
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Douglas MacArthur
Wise Eagle
Claude J. Reesor
Louis Hamilton
Reeser
Joseph Ford
Glasgow
Fort Peck
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Milwaukee Railroad
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Albert
Judy Blake
Frances Carlin
Columbia Network
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