Education conferences and campus meetings in Helena and Missoula
Notes from Montana show the curriculum committee meeting in Helena with University unit members and Chancellor Selke as they plan a unified teacher training course. Kellogg Foundation chair spoke. Pan American Day assembly featured Montana State Normal student Frank Burns and Latin American songs and dances.
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O. K. Moe
Helena
John Morton
Sees Montana Normal
Iss Jeannette Donaldson
Northern Montana College
George A. Selke
Rush Jordan
Lawrence Osborne
Elena Shepcevich
Missoula
Normal College
Department of State Health and Physical Education
Kellogg Foundation
Frank Burns
Montana State Normal College
Bagley Building
Panama
Edna Moe
Mary Louise Hartwig
Reno Sales Speaks at Dillon Rotary Dinner
Reno Sales, a nationally known Butte geologist, was guest speaker at the Dillon Rotary Club dinner. He showed color films of Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons and narrated. Rotary President Rush Jordan announced the state convention in Billings April 27 to 29 with delegates Luebben and Erickson and alternates Andersen and Straugh.
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Reno Sales
Butte
Dillon Rotary Club
Yellowstone Park
Grand Tetons
Rotary Pres
Rush Jordan
Billings
Dillon Club
Thomas E. Luebben
Albert Erickson
Harry Andersen
William Straugh
Sadie Hawkins Day Dance Planned by Beaverhead Freshmen
Beaverhead County High School freshmen host a Sadie Hawkins night at the Hi Spot on Friday. Prizes will honor best costumes tied to the Lil Abner and Daisy Mae theme. Refreshments will be served during the evening.
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Beaverhead County High School
Lil Abner
Daisy Mae
Beaverhead Legion Post Holds Meet
Beaverhead American Legion post held its regular meeting at Margo's last Thursday night. Bernard Borgstede of the Veterans Employment Service showed a film on veteran rehabilitation and spoke on training aiding job placement. Cecil Davis from the Army recruiting office gave an Army Week talk stressing preparedness for world peace. B A Risley announced the post roster at 251 with delinquent members expected to report. Commander Farnum Schuyler presided. The post will sponsor its junior baseball team again.
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Beaverhead
American Legion
Margo
Bernard L. Borgstede
Veterans Employment Service
Cecil Davis
Army
B. A. Risley
Farnum ‘Schuyler
Legion
Montana Brewers Launch Campaign For Local Beers
The Montana Brewers association starts a state wide ad drive to highlight local beers. Ads feature the headline If It's a Montana Brand It's a Grand Brand of Beer with portraits of workers such as a lumberjack and miner. Breweries listed include Anaconda Brewing Co Kalispell Malting & Brewing Co Kessler Brewing Co Sick's Great Falls Missoula Brewing Co Volk Brewery and others.
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Montana Brewers Association
Anaconda Brewing Co
Anaconda
Rocky Mountain
Butte Brewing Company
Butte
Kalispell Malting & Brewing Co
Kalispell
Kessler Brewing Co
Helena
Kessler Beer
Sick’s Great Falls Breweries, Inc
Great Falls
Great Falls Select
Sicks
Missoula Brewing Co
Miss
Increased Levies For Schools In Several Cities
Montana governors office says no special legislative session due to lack of funds though many districts seek higher mill levies to cover rising costs. MEA pushes state wide teacher pay boosts with minimums 2100 to 4125 annually, costing about 2 million next year. Local levies approved in 19 towns, with Missoula Helena Butte and others negotiating contracts ahead of May 1 dismissals.
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Helena
Sam C. Ford
Montana
Ravalli County Improvement Association
Darby
Ravalli County
Montana Education Association
Montana School Board's Association
Harry L
MEA
Shelby
R. A. Stoner
Lewis & Clark County
Big Sandy
Kalispell
Bozeman
Belgrade
Manhattan
Three Forks
Butte
Great Falls
Laurel
Worden
Belt
Missoula
Lewistown
Cascade
Fromberg
Harry Carnall
Axa Cuts Hit Helena War Assets Office Staff
The Helena War Assets Administration will cut 67 percent of its staff on May 1 as warehousing and management controls shift to the Seattle office for efficiency. Subregional offices in Missoula Butte Billings Great Falls and Sidney will remain open while Montana tailors disaster communications with ARRL volunteers to monitor river levels for engineers in Bismarck and Omaha.
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Helena
Miles City
Montana
Bismark
N. D
Omaha
Neb
Army Engineers
I. A. Elliot
American Radio Relay League
Missouri Valley
Missouri
Elliot
Bozeman
Dakota
Fort Peck
Glendive
Havre
Forsyth
Joplin
Horse thief favors airplane over horse, says Sheriff
Glasgow dispatch reports Sheriff Mason Melvin notes a local horse thief who weighs the relative merits of the airplane and the automobile against the horse. The statement reflects ongoing concerns about theft methods and transportation choices.
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Glasgow
Mason Melvin
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