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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1954

Page

4

Veterans Administration GI bill marks tenth anniversary

A Veterans Administration briefing notes the tenth anniversary of the 1944 Servicemen’s Readjustment Act and the amendments. The GI bill enabled eight million veterans to receive education and vocational training, boosting veterans and national economy. Census data show veterans’ average income rose about 40 percent in five years, far above the 10 percent rise for non veterans. About 735000 farmer trainees, nearly a million in business administration, and 440000 in engineering learned under the GI bill, with 237000 teachers and 168000 in medical or dental training. 1400 veterans trained in nuclear physics now advance atomic research.

Congress Oie United States Census Bureau Veterans Administration Census Bureau U. S

Law Clerk Necessity for Bar Admission and Practice

The text discusses that becoming a law clerk is required in some states to gain admission to the bar and to practice. It notes varying state rules and emphasizes that requirements differ by jurisdiction for aspiring lawyers.

Reminders for WWII Veteran Farm Trainees to File 1953 Income

About 50,000 World War II veterans in GI bill farm training must file 1953 earnings reports with VA regional offices by March 1, 1954. Reports affect 1954 subsistence and serve as part of on-farm accounting instruction. Forms available from instructors. include outside employment periods.

Veterans Administration

Army air base sergeant to mother in Idaho

Mrs Alvin E Owen asks that the Examiner be sent to her son S/Sgt Leroy J Owen AF 19395976 of the 5th Bomb Squadron 9th Bomb Wing at Mountain Home AFB Idaho. He is in Operation North Star at Anchorage Alaska and will return to Mountain Home with about ten months left on his four year enlistment. He flies a B 29 bomber and returned from combat duty in the Far East last December. He was assigned to the 9th Bomb Wing after a 30 day leave.

Alvin E. Owen Leroy J. Owen 9Th Box 207 Mountain Home Afb Mountain Home Idaho Leroy Anchorage Alaska Far East 9Th Bomb Wing

Hansen Family Visit Ties Salt Lake City and Dillon

Mrs. Lottie B. Hansen and her granddaughter Cecelia Hansen spent last week in Dillon at the home of Dick Hansen and have since relocated to Salt Lake City.

Lottie B. Hansen Cecelia Hansen Dillon Dick Hansen Salt Lake City

Montana woes mix politics deer and air bases

A Montana column reports rumors of a special legislative session over Gov. Aronson and Judge Padbury gossip, disputes over innocence, deer herds in Lincoln County amid heavy snow, and the Great Falls air base’s strategic role as a potential U S air academy site. The piece notes Eisenhower era wheat policy debates involving Rep. Metcalf and Le Roy Anderson.

Great Falls Air Academy Montana Mike Mansfield Secretary of Air United States Alaska Washington Eisenhower Lee Metcalf Congress LeRoy Anderson

Dairy Milk Prices Set at 75 Percent of Parity for Year

Secretary Ezra Taft Benson announced 75 percent of parity as the new dairy price support level for the coming marketing year starting April 1. The decision follows discussions with farm leaders and dairy groups amid ample production and planned campaigns to raise consumption.

Ezra Taft Benson Commodity Credit Corporation CCC Benson Department of Agriculture

Farmers Pay More as Prices Rise in Q4 1953

The U S Department of Agriculture with Montana's agriculture department reports farmers paid higher prices in the final quarter of 1953. The index rose from 115 on Sept. 15 to 116 on Dec. 15.

Helena United States Department of Agriculture Agriculture Department Montana Department of Agriculture

Butte Hospital Notes Admits Several Patients

Admitted records list Beverly Wilson Divide Baby William Lee Ashworth James Mansfield Grant John Carr Mrs John Sargeson Mrs Marie Rebich Mrs Winnifred Hildreth Armstead Mrs Mary Owens Wisdom. Dismissed include Floyd Wheeler Twin Bridges John Carr Sharon Brown Daniel McClurg Sheridan Mrs Esther Peterson Dell Isaac Dodge son Melrose Mrs Bernard Ball and daughter Mrs Helen C Oren Lima Mrs Mary Rogan William L Aashworth Beverly Wilson Di L Ashworth Beverly Wilson Di

Mary Rogan William L. Aashworth Beverly Wilson L. Ashworth

Secretary of Agriculture Gains Expanded Wheat Acreage Power

Under a new act the secretary of agriculture can approve planting of more wheat acreage when supply is tight, a power not previously held. The move could bring millions to Montana wheat growers and relates to debates over Wes D Ewart of the eastern district and party politics in an election year. The piece also notes driver license renewals and upcoming legislative scrutiny.

Secretary of Agriculture Montana Metcalf Wesley A. D'Ewart Congress D'Ewart Anderson

AAUW Sunday Supper February 28 at Mrs Bierrum Home

The AAUW will host a Sunday evening supper February 28 at 5 pm at 501 South California Street the home of Mrs WJ Bierrum. Assisting hostesses are Mrs Russell Stewart Mrs C J Horren and Mrs Sheldon E Davis A special guest will be exchange teacher Miss Ingeborg Koln Those planning to attend should call Mrs Bierrum at 459 J.

AAUW WJ Bierrum California St Russell Stewart C J Horren Sheldon E. Davis Ingeborg Koln Bierrum

Wanted: Man with car for Rawleigh sales job in Dabton

Wantshi WANTED: Man with car. Increase weekly income from $35 to $50 or more by supplying Rawleigh Products to consumers in Dabton. Apply WT Rawleigh Co MTB-461-247. 1000 N. 3rd St. Minneapolis 1, Minn. 34-31

Rawleigh Dabton Rawleigh Co 3Rd St Minneapolis Minn

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