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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1950

Page

5

Armstead notes visit events and regional travel

Mrs A G Danielson reports armstead events. Mrs W J Backus visited Elkhorn Springs and Mr Backus son Jimmie was brought home. Sophia Guyaz visited Butte to see Mrs M R Rand who is recovering at Murray hospital. Silicosis benefits set at 50 dollars monthly per state welfare board and Attorney General Olsen.

W. J. Backus Elkhorn Springs William Mitchell Melvin Fournier Dillon Armstead J. R. Gravely Butte Gravely Murray Hospital Phil Lyons Benny Ryan Don Scott W. P. Scott Barrett Hospital Scott D. R. Gordon Cecil McKinlay Rexburg Barbara Ann M. R. Ryan Ray Stocks Jackson Ray Gordon McKinlay Vernal Utah Bob Calkins Wyoming Eric Danielson Manitoba A. G. Danielson Danielson M. E. Bell Gibbonsville Idaho State Welfare Board Arnold H. Olsen Olsen

Recluse Keenan doubts atomic Pearl Harbor threat

Bill Keenan, once a reclusive New York state man who fled to Montana in 1947 over fears of an atomic attack, says he no longer believes Russia will start a war now. He argues Korea was a test of strength and that America may not face an atomic strike.

Deborgia New York State America Bill Keenan Montana Russia Korea

Veterans VA contact unit outreach column

In a service to area veterans the newspaper will publish a weekly column answering common questions about the Veterans Administration. Veterans should contact or write to the nearest VA contact unit for more detailed information.

Veterans Administration

VA Warns WWII Vets on GI Loan Use and Purchases

A four page Veterans Administration pamphlet advises World War II veterans eligible for GI loans to repay loans, avoid overburdening debt, shop carefully, seek construction advice, and ensure refunds if loans fall through. The guide notes the July 25, 1957 deadline, stresses VA guaranty lowers rates but does not absolve borrower responsibility, and includes a detailed home buying checklist.

Veterans Administration Carl. R. Gray, Jr G.I Gray

New Law Eases G I Bill Course Changes

The VA announces Taft Teague changes easing switching between general fields in G I Bill training. Veterans who completed or left a course may start a new one in any field by simple application if conduct and progress were satisfactory and they have not previously switched fields. Automatic approval occurs if advisement lags beyond 45 days.

Veterans Administration Congress

Question on VA benefits for a paraplegic veteran

A reader asks if a U S serviceman paralyzed from Korea action qualifies for the Veterans Administration auto and home grant benefits. The answer states he could not obtain the car, for reasons outlined in the column.

Korea Bbe

Law Limits Government Vehicle Grants to World War II Veterans

The ordinance restricts government funded motor vehicles to World War II veterans, though the individual may qualify for the housing grant if meeting other requirements of the special housing law.

Merchants Promote Thrift Amid Inflation Fears

A Banker's Journal excerpt describes Macy's and Gimbel's full page ads arguing against hoarding during inflation. The pieces insist production capacity is ample, urge purchases only as needed, and promote U S Savings Bonds. They claim stores nationwide hold surplus stock and warn against artificial scarcity and prices.

G. I’s Brooklyn Kansas New York Macy’s U. S Glimbel’s America Land of Gimbel Ad Gimbel Banker’s Journal

Mrs Wolentz Visits Friends in Dillon and Baker

Mrs. Wolentz of Baker Montana arrived Sunday night and is visiting friends in Dillon including Grandma Shreve who stays at the Christian rest home. Mrs. Wolentz is a house guest at the Rev. A. W. Allen’s residence.

Mrs. Wolentz Baker Montana Grandma Shreve Christian Rest Dillon Rev. A. W. Allen

Armstead’s Jess Brown Visits Dillon on Monday

Jess Brown of Armstead traveled to Dillon on business Monday, meeting local contacts and handling a scheduled appointment amid steady traffic in the city center.

Jess Brown Armstead Dillon

Ventilating Attics For Roofing Longevity And Quality

Attic ventilation prevents moisture from condensing under roofing, avoiding warping and buckling of shingles and roll roofing. Experts recommend high louvers under eaves for each attic square foot, plus cross-flow ventilation during plastering and drying to keep interior moisture from rising.

J. L. Strahan Asphalt Roofing Industry Bureau

Publication summons and loan foreclosure notices in Beaverhead court

The District Court of Beaverhead County Montana issues summons for Norman Giles plaintiff against Byron Krebs Water Users Irrigation Company and unknown parties to quiet title on lands in sections 8 17 14 5 West M P M with 108 acres reserved from prior condemnation. The case seeks title assurance and injunctive relief. A separate notice forecloses a mortgage from Ruth Dorthea Massie to E L Burles dated October 11 1948 and filed October 13 1948 with Beaverhead County records. Also included are public disappearance notices and local classified items from Dillon Montana.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana County of Beaverhead Norman Giles Byron J. Krebs Water Users Irrigation Company County M.P.M Monida-Lakeview Township 14 A. D H. E. Contway Theresa L. Giles Leonard A. Schulz Dillon E. L. Burles Ruth Dorthea Massie Beaverhead County

Roe and Son Co Partnership Certificate in Armstead Montana

The document certifies a land and livestock co partnership named Roe and Son between E. B. Roe and J. W. Roe of Armstead Montana. Dated May 1 1950 the notarization by Alfreda Ellis notes both parties acknowledged execution and understanding of the instrument. Notary public resides Helena Montana with commission expiring March 2 1952.

E. B. Roe J. W. Roe Armstead Montana ROE and Son State OF Montana, County of Lewis & Clark Alfreda Ellis State of Montana

Notice to creditors in estate of William C Orr III

In the Matter of the Estate of William C Orr III deceased Ernest Orr administrator gives notice to creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be sent to Theodore F McFadden Law Offices Dillon Montana Beaverhead County.

Georgia Ayburn Collins & Burns Poindexter Block Dillon Montana Beaverhead County KG. Ryburn Georgia Ryburn District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Beaverhead J. E. Williams Joseph Elmer Williams Elmer Williams Joseph Elmer Eee Mer Williams W. G. Gilbert Idaho Street Ontana Joseph Williams William C. Orriti William C. Orr III Theodore F. McFadden Ernest Orr

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