Capital News Lays Out New MSPA Officers at Helena
Lloyd C. Raw of the Lewiston Democrat News was elected president of the Montana State Press Association at its 54th annual convention in Helena. New officers include W. B. Vennard Terry first vice president Karl Martinson Whitehall second vice president Mrs. W. W. Cheeley Great Falls third vice president Henry Weare Helena secretary treasurer for 12th year Ed Dugan Missoula assistant secretary. The Glasgow Courier edited by J. T. Hocking won best all round weekly and best editorial page, with Bozeman Courier honorable mention. The Boulder Monitor won best front page. Pondera County News honorable mention. Dawson County Review honorable mention for enterprise and advertising. A seven member committee, including Ray Ruhle chair, was named to study Montana printers’ problems. The group urged funding social security and unemployment programs by general taxation. Resolutions also covered members who died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Raw
Lewiston Democrat-News
Montana State Press Association
Helena
Jack Travis
Havre Daily News
W. B. Vennard
Terry
Karl Martinson
Whitehall
W. W. Cheeley
Great Falls
Henry Weare
Ed Dugan
Missoula
Glasgow Courier
J. T. Hocking
Courier
Bozeman Courier
Boulder Monitor
Pondera County News
Dawson County Review
Raw
Montana
Ray Ruhle
Butte
Mr. Travis
James H. Dickey Jr
W. O. Ensign
Deer Lodge
Mr. Martinson
Frank Whetstone
Cut Bank
C. J. Doherty
Billings
U.P
Charles A. Beardsley
Oakland
Calif
American Bar Association
Clyde Duffy
North Dakota Bar Association
Montana Bar Association
Wyoming
Edson R. Sunderland
University of Michigan
David A. Simons
Houston
Texas
Ellis A. Wright
Seattle
Wash
A. F. Lamey
Havre
Melvi N. Hainess
Julius J. Wuerthner
Howard A. Johnson
State nepotism law cited in Ekalaka opinion
Attorney General H. J. Freebourn concludes the state nepotism statute would be violated if the wife of a school district trustee is employed as a teacher in the district. The opinion was written for Frances Schultz, county superintendent of schools at Ekalaka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Freebourn
Frances Schultz
Ekalaka
Montana to Open State Correspondence School
Montana will enroll students unable to attend high school in 1938 in a state correspondence school run by the Department of Public Instruction. Miss Ruth Reardon will lead. Rex Haight to supervise. Rose Bresnahan of Butte to head business. Three instructors will serve about 200 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Department of Public Instruction
Ruth Reardon
Rex Haight
Rose Bresnahan
Butte
State Highway Patrol
Montana News Roundup Highlights State Events
Reports cover a high school transfer advice, crop conditions after showers, costs of extra fish, Montana hardware dealers convention setup, Deer Lodge forest recreation growth, a $500 reward for arson near Tompson River, Montana Bar Association meeting plans, state library extension service, Crow Indian reservation aerial survey, Portland mine shutdown after rock fall, Star Pointer Exporation moving gear to Bearmouth, and Glacier National Park saddle horse and fire penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
U.P
Crow Indian Reservation
San Antonio
Texas
Department of Agriculture
O. E. Tibbs
M. C. Pearce
Yellowstone River
Wyoming State Line
Ballantine
McKay
Crow Reservation
Hoover Addresses Montana Press Association Meeting
Herbert Hoover the United States former president spoke at the 54th Montana State Press association annual meeting in Helena. He was introduced by John G. Brown and later addressed Republican women and 350 men before continuing a fishing trip at Thornton Lodge near West Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
United States
Montana State Press Association
Helena
Hoover
John G. Brown
Points
Thornton Lodge
West Yellowstone
Fishermen Fined In Glacier Park For Overlimit Catch
Paul Wagener and Norman Getzon of Cut Bank Montana were fined by U S officials after being caught with more than their limit of fish at Glacier National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier National Park
U.P
Paul Wagener
Norman Getzon
Cut Bank, Mont
United States
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Capital News
Lloyd Raw
Washington
Department of Commerce
Barclay Craighead
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Montana School of Mines
W. Milton Brown
Dillon Furniture Co
John Nance Garner
Brown
William H. Lindsay
Montana Hardware Dealers
Montana Hardware Dealers’ Association
C. H. Hall
Martin Treane
Ed Parriott
Livingston
R. M. O’hearn
Townsend
Deer Lodge National Forest
Warren Stillings
Forest Service
Stillings
Tion
Tompson River
Cabinet Forest
Chaman
Wesley Wertz
Annabelle Edinger
WPA
Kalispell
Glasgow
Miles City
Kingman, Ariz
Portland
Here
Gold Standard Mines Corporation
London
England
Bearmouth
Mont
Glacier, National Park
William H. Linthsay
Joseph
H. McGregor
Glacier Park’ Station
Department of the Interior
Uvalde Leader
Mariette Rheiner
Capitol
Cactus Jack
Garner
Congress
SEY Congress
Woodrow Wilson
California
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry Pritchard
Glover
Scotland
Dumbell University
China
WNU
James Misclernan
Media
Pennsylvania
Selma Lauternas
Bull Head
Manitoba
Mojud Hosiery
Carlson
Baldwin’s
First Presbyterian Church
Paris
E. Wells
D. D
State OF Washington
Park Dillon
Dillon Ellis
Drum. and Bugle Corps
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