The Bible and Segregation by A Duke Davis
The author argues segregation is justified by biblical precedent and warns against forced integration. He cites Cain and Ham as marks of bondage and claims racial inequality is divinely ordained, while criticizing reliance on equality rhetoric and urging whites and blacks to accept defined social roles. He closes urging prudence and vigilance.
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A. Duke Davis
Supreme Court
Cain
Abel
Ham
Noah
Social Security earnings impact $1200 yearly limit explained
Workers earning over 1200 annually may miss some monthly benefit payments. A deduction of one month's benefit is taken for each 80 dollars earned over 1200, with exceptions for months under 80 dollars or lacking substantial self employment. Includes example of John Miller and details on local office visits in Dillon.
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John Miller
John Reed
Social Security
Butte
Employment Service
Dillon
New Law Expands Education Grants for Orphaned Children
The Veterans Administration reports a new law will grant education funding to more than 150000 children of deceased veterans. In Washington state about 2067 are eligible, Oregon 1343, Idaho 554, Alaska 37, and Montana 494. Benefits include monthly stipends up to 110 dollars, with 36 months of training possible, for eligible 18 to 23 year olds whose parent died from service related causes.
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Veterans Administration
Washington State
Oregon
Idaho
Alaska
Montana
Unemployment Rule for Full Time Korean GI Bill Trainees
The article notes wartime veterans and dependents spending by war and asks if a full time Korean GI bill student could also draw unemployment allowances. It states the law prohibits full time Korean GI bill trainees from receiving unemployment allowances simultaneously.
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Korea
Dillon
Trio Arrested for Thefts Floated in Justice Court
Vern Shields 33 Max Sacher 30 and J W Montgomery 58 faced separate theft charges in Justice Court before Judge Evans Innes on Monday morning. Shields and Sacher allegedly robbed an automobile and stole a sports coat while Montgomery was charged with stealing blankets at the McDowell ranch in the Big Hole. Their six month sentences were suspended on condition they leave town.
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Vern Shields
Max Sacher
J. W. Montgomery
Evans
Innes
Shields
Sacher
Montgomery
McDowell
Big Hole
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