Military News From Roswell to Des Moines
Graduation exercises at Roswell Army flying school announce James Blake Bean receiving second lieutenant’s commission and pilot wings. WAAC trainee Louisa Givogre studies at Fort Des Moines. Navy Seaman Robert Melton and Army men Pvt first class Albert Macieroski, Lt Charles Ivie, and others are noted with promotions, duty changes, and leaves amid World War II service updates.
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Roswell Army Flying School
Roswell
N. M
James Blake Bean
Milton Bean
Monida
John C. Horton
Sam
Beaverhead County
Army
U. S. Post Office Department
Louisa Givogre
Wisdom
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
WAAC
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Albert R. Macieroski
Glen Motherhead
Big Timber
U. S. Army
Beaverhead
Rotarians Hear Varied Program at El lensburg Meeting
State College of Education at El lensburg hosted a Rotary program led by Albert Erickson who discussed North Africa where Rommel delays Allied advances and Russian successes near the Dnieper River. He questioned if Russia would push toward Berlin or stop at the frontier and who would shape postwar peace terms. A Helena bill to create a department for exceptional children passed both houses, to open next autumn with exclusions for current institutions. Fred Bridenstine spoke on Indian freedom concerns, while Harold Snow chaired and Jack Bobinac attended as high school guest of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Erickson
North Africa
Rommel
Mr. Erickson
Dneiper River
Berlin
Russia
Normal College
Helena
Fred Bridenstine
India
Hazelbaker named staff adviser and former journalist on Missoula paper
Hazelbaker is appointed staff adviser for a Montana association seeking new members and advisory services. He has broad journalism background from Missoulian and School of Journalism, plus editorials and mechanical work, and once ran the Flathead Courier in Polson. He also has state senate and military service notes.
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Hazelbaker
Missoulian
Press Association
School of Journalism
Montana State University
The
Kansas City
Montana
Butte
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Flathead
Polson
State Senate
Lake County
Robert L. Housman
Ranchers Qualified to Buy Canned Foods in Bulk
A. T. Peterson announces that ranchers prospectors and others distant from markets may apply for local War Price and Rationing boards to obtain certificates allowing bulk purchases of rationed canned and processed foods. Certificates cover up to full point value for specified periods and 60 days validity with stamps reduced accordingly. use must align with stated need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Peterson
OPA
Mr. Peterson
Peterson
Normal College Vodvil To Be Presented This Evening
Proceeds from the vodvil will be used for the publication of the Chinook. Howard Smith of Dillon and Jane Millikin of Great Falls are the managers. A selected orchestra directed by Ralph McFedden will provide music for the program. Booster club comprises Junior class members and is a branch of the Chanticleer journalism group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanticleer Club
Howard Smith
Dillon
Jane Millikin
Great Falls
Ralph McFedden
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
The Examiner Printing Co showcases its top quality job work with precise typography and durable finishes. Clients note reliable service, prompt delivery, and consistent results across catalogs, posters, and commercial printing projects.
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The
Examiner Printing Co
Registration for War Book Two Progressing
The Office of Price Administration outlines the new food rationing program. Details include march 1 start, places to obtain books in Dillon Basin Wisdom and Lima, and a required declaration of canned goods and sugar. Each person receives 48 ration points for March with a table of point values for common canned goods and beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagley School
Dillon
Basin Mercantile
Wisdom
Lima
OPA
Girl Scouts Begin Annual Drive In Dillon Tuesday
The Dillon drive started with canvassing in residential areas planned for Thursday and Friday. About half the business district was surveyed in the opening day and $101 was reported received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Luther Smith
J. F. McBain
Ernest Nelson
W. E. Talent
William Carroll
Clyde Sewell
J. T. Dougherty
George French
Gordon Harris
Arthur Bay
Evelyn Rimes
Melissa Minger
Octavia Graves
Fred Bridenstine
Frank Tyre
J. A. McCollum
County Board Holds Regular Meeting Here in 1943
The county board met February 2 1943 at 9 am with full attendance. Minutes note sale of the Bennett Halloran tract to B T Green for 240 dollars and a pennant awarded by the War Production Board given to the training school. County snow removal credited to Ski Club. bids for county printing set for March 2 1943. A private sale of the Michael Bowe property brought 240 dollars after no bids at the advertised sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett-Halloran
Centennial Valley
B. T. Green
George M. Gosman
County Salvage
W. E. Keeley
State
War Production Board
Stahl
Elkhorn
Michael Bowe
Horse Prairie
J. E. Hughes
Grant
Banquet Held Sunday For SS Board
In action in World War I, a member wounded by shrapnel at Chan tigny on May 31, 1918, and noted for July 18 to 24 exploits wiping out machine gun nests. Mrs. McDowell and daughter attended. George Gosman served as toast master. The program included group singing, solos by Ar delta Sanner and Howard Lyon, an address by Herbert Kibler, and remarks by Thomas W. Jones and Hugo Kenck.
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Chantigny
McDowell
George Gosman
America
Ardella Sanner
Herbert Kibler
Helena
Thomas W. Jones
Howard Lyon
Vera Cooke Hazel
Hugo Kenck
Butte
the Legion
Thel
District tournament set here March 4 6 schedule
The district tournament runs March 4 to 6 with Ennis meeting Twin Bridges in the opening Thursday game at 2 pm and St Peter's facing Whitehall at 3 pm. Other teams include Anaconda Central, Whitehall, Sheridan, Harrison, Lima as first alternate, with games and entertainment planned and trophies awarded Saturday night.
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Ennis
Anaconda Central
Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Sheridan
Harrison
Lima
St. Peter's
Harrison and Dillon
Virginia City
Beaverhead County
Ennis High School
Guild Hall
Roxy Theatre
John Good
Butte
John Dixon
Bill Evans
Dillon
Bill Straugh
Livingston
High School Beavers
Livingston Rangers
Beavers
Davis
Lewellyn and Spaulding
Park County
To Mooney
Pierce
Reese
Marsh
F Pees
Reneesane
May
Schneider
Orie Reer
Walter Seer
Legion meeting highlights in Helena district event
Ma Thurston of Helena, president of the Mining district Legion Auxiliary, hosted a gathering with Harry Rief of Bozeman and Herbert Kibler of Butte. J. B. C. Knight gave the principal address, outlining Legion history and current role, and warning against underestimating present enemies. Draft board members T. W. Jones, George Melton, Tom DuBois, George Harrison, and Roscoe Cornell Jr. attended as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Thurston
Helena
Mining District Legion Auxiliary
Harry Rief
Bozeman
National Legion
Herbert Kibler
Butte
J. B. C. Knight
American Legion
Draft Board
T. W. Jones
Tom DuBois
George Harrison
Roscoe Cornell, Jr
Births Report Two New Babies in Barrett and Alameda
Mr and Mrs John Malesich welcomed a son at Barrett hospital on Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Rozman in Alameda California announced the birth of a daughter on February 15. Rozman is the son of Mr and Mrs Peter Rozman of Dillon.
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Charles R. Selway
Roy Selway
New York
Portsmouth Hospital
Bob Medsker
C. E. Medsker
Dillon
North Africa
Benny Arthur Johnson
Swan Johnson
Jackson
U. S. Navy
Minneapolis
Minn
John Malesich
Barrett Hospital
John Rozman
Alameda
Calif
Mr. Rozman
Peter Rozman
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Harry Francis Jaques
George Edward Hopper
Walter Newbold
William Arnold
Cecil Leonard Hubbard
Baluce W. Dotson
Wayne Lacy
Francis D. McDonald
Charles Eugene Snodgrass
Daniel Joseph Collins
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Richard H. Rock
Carl Edward Phillips
Victor Southill Olson
Hans Lawrence Ostergarat
Stacy Green Hall
Richard Ray Kemp
James Lewis Collins
Harry H. Salem
Daniel Wallentin
Cecil Sheldon Balderston
William John Sloan
Charley Hays
Gerfhard Hansen
Richard Paul Garr
William C. Haxall
James R. Raymond
Max Comfort Nye
Thomas Simpson
Howard Ridge
Andrew G. Garr
Norman William Grant
Philip B. Cottom
Daniel
Osborne Cardinale
Robert Melton
Norfolk
Dijon
Charles Ivie
Ivie
State College of Education At
Ellensburg
Quartermaster Replacement Center
Fort Francis Warren
Wyo
Selective Service
Robert E. Lindsay
U.S. Army
Salt Lake City
Jess C. Roberts
Navy Seabees Construction Battalion
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
F One
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
the Monitor
Christian Science Reading Room
White Block
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City Drug
Montana Auto
Skeet's
Merle
Fawneas
Dillon Implement
Buzzsaws
Seeen Eweser
Alley Cats de Keadaneneer
Rock Crushers
Hazelbaker’s
Johnny’s Cafe
Cash Market
Ear Dee Eastern Sweeties Commercial League
Montana Power
Ethiel’s Weet
Gosman Drug
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Warner's
Danas
Paramount Cleaners
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Tribune
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Task Transfer
Texaco
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Orr Flowers and Paddock & Tyro
State Bank
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Warner’s
Merle’s Beauty Shop
Skeet’s
Emerick Insurance and
Powerettes
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Rock Crushhrs
Alley Cats
Stein
James Kelly
S. E. Davis
H. M. Brundage
H. H. Bates
D. L. Johnson
Leonard Schulz
Clarence Baril
Dale Tash
John Orr
W. F. Koeneke
O. K. Moe
T. E. Luebben
Jack Barrett
Walter Stamm
Ralph Mce- Fadden
H. L. Hatten
Roy Stocker
Hiram Rodgers
J. H.gilbert
Elmer Selway
J. W. Shaw
Paul Puyear
R. D. Curry
D. A. Galt
W. M. Stone
C. L. Boyer
Hayess Baxter
A. F. Waldorf
W. B. Willey
W. W. Hawkins
Bernard Williams
Otillie Brauer
Adelaide Gelhaus
Office of Price Administration
Mont
Sheridan Harrison
County Board
SS Board
Kamps
Walter
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