Western Bulldogs Roll To 87 75 Win Over Malmstrom Air Force
Western College's Bulldogs beat Malmstrom Air Force Base team 87-75 at home to move to four wins and two losses. Gary Cooper led with 23 points, Jim Jenkins and Duane Thieme added 19 each, after a 58-39 first half run. The Bulldogs previously defeated Carroll College and Ricks College earlier in the season.
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Western College
Bulldogs
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Airmen
Great Falls
Gary Cooper
Bulldog
Jim Jenkins
Malmstrom
S. Duane Thieme
Rexburg
Idaho
Ricks College
Vikings
Carrol College
Carroll Saints
Helena
Longtime Dillon resident B Q Quackenbush dies
BOB QUACKENBUSH who worked at the William Hermann brickyard, ranched near Dillon and Blacktail, then spent 30 years at Grae ter Grocery, died after a life as a firefighter and lodge member. He and Martha Chapman raised two children in Dillon, with six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Survivors include Martha and several in-laws.
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Dillon
William Hermann
Blacktail
Grae‘ter
Martha Chapman
Margaret Ann
Elvin Eres
Charles R. Quackenbush
Billings
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Odd Fellows Lodge
Martha
Harrison
Bozeman
Thompson
Right or Wrong: Speeds of Air and Space Move Forward
The article discusses advances in travel and propulsion, noting jets at 250 mph, breaking the sound barrier, Sputnik’s reach, and future leaps toward space with speeds of 18 000 mph to 1 000 000 mph as atomic energy powers rocket propulsion and ion rocket concepts.
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Sputnik
Outer Space
Moon
Atomic propulsion and interstellar travel visions described
The piece discusses speeds from one to 100 million miles per hour and their implications for space travel. Proxima Centauri would remain centuries away at one million mph but could drop to about 30 years with extreme speeds, suggesting a speculative yet optimistic look at future American space endeavor.
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Mars
Venus
Proxima Centuri
States seek control over school funding and taxes
A discussion on local versus federal control of education highlights that schooling should stay in state and local hands. The piece notes higher administrative costs from federal programs and cites Eisenhower era efforts to shift functions and tax sources back to state and local levels.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dillon Man Dies From Heart Attack At Home
William Kermit James 45 a Dillon resident since 1946 died at his home 699 Kentucky avenue Tuesday night from a heart attack. He was custodian at Western Montana College of Education and married Florence Olson in 1941. Survivors include his wife a son and two daughters all in Dillon along with his father stepmother and several relatives. Remains are at Brundage Funeral Home with arrangements pending.
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William Kermit James
Dillon
Kentucky Avenue
Mr. James
Western Montana College of Education
Baker City
Ore
E. R. James
Eldorado Springs
James
Anaconda
Birch Creek
Minerals Engineering Company
Glen
Florence Olson
Moose Lodge
Florence
William
Margaret Ann
Gail Marie
Toppenish
Wash
Gordon Olson
Ralph, Olson
Home On the Range
Wyo
Ray Richardson
Willmar
Minn
Glenn Alcox
Olivia
Emma Olson
Stevensville
Brundage Funeral Home
Births Reported At Barrett Hospital This Week
Two girls were born to Dillon families at Barrett Hospital during the week ending Wednesday afternoon. The first birth was to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rosdahl last Sunday and the second to Mr. and Mrs. John Cuming on Tuesday. Readmissions included George Smith Eddie Hoerning Marion Moore Charles Russell and Mrs.
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Dillon
Barrett Hospital
Arnold Rosdahl
John Cum Ing
George Smith
Eddie Hoerning
Marion Moore
Charles Russell
Debate on Federal Role in Education Expansion
The piece argues about letting the federal government gain a foothold in education while noting private groups such as the National Association of Manufacturers push more effectively for improving educational facilities and expanding scientific education.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Notable Dismissals List From Dillon Residents
Dismissals include Rena Parks Mrs Pauline Spehar John Cashore and George Clemon all of Dillon with others named Anna Marchesseau Charles Wilson Harry Wilson Mrs Raymond F Curtis and daughter William Straugh Mary Louise Hildreth Mrs Arnold Rosdahl and daughter Harry Martin George Pryor all of Dillon and Lydia Stark Twin Bridges William Harrison Wisconsin.
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Rena Parks
Pauline Spehar
John Cashore
Dillon
George Clemon
Wisdom
Anna Marchesseau
Charles Wilson
Harry Wilson
Raymond F. Curtis
William Straugh
Mary Louise Hildreth
Arnold Rosdahl
Harry Martin
George Pryor
Lydia Stark
Twin Bridges
William Harrison
Wisom
Riverside Rustlers meet at Riverside school December 3
Riverside 4-H Club led by Clara Jensen with 9 members 2 leaders and 7 guests. Jack McMurchy reported Achievement Day and the group pledged 5 dollars to the Builders Club for fairground 4-H building improvements. They directed 16.50 leftover funds from last year to the Builders and formed a committee to explore buying club cups. Jack MacMurchy demonstrated artificial respiration.
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Clara Jensen
Riverside Rustlers
Riverside
Jack McMurchy
Builders Club
Fair Grounds
Jack MacMurchy
Conservation club meeting preview at Riverside school
Slanger reported on splinting and conservation camp slides at Fort Peck and land classification. The next meeting at Riverside school on January 7 will feature Dell Dusters as guests with land judging topics. Dean Farnsworth and Merle Lyda will attend and a pot luck lunch will follow.
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Fort Peck
Slanger
Riverside School
Dell Dusters
Dean Farnsworth
Merle Lyda
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Western
Bob Quackenbush
Bill Slanger
Tuberculosis Association
Willys
Davis Motor Co
Helena St
Dillon, Mont
Montana Power Company
Montana
Montana Power
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