Self employed need social security protection says board
The Social Security Board urges coverage for self employed farm operators and small business professionals in its eighth annual report. It notes 10 to 11.7 million such individuals exist, mostly small farm and store operators, many without adequate old age or disability protection. The board calls for a single comprehensive system covering all workers and simplifying employer reports and records.
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Social Security Board
Congress
D. B. Snyder
Butte
Snyder
Beaverhead War Bond Drive Under Way
The community launches its fourth war loan effort with residents urged to support despite tough times. Our Flowers and Gifts promotes a sale tied to the drive offering a chance to win a $25 bond, with names entered in a Victory Pot in the shop window.
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Clared
Beaverhead
Beaverhead County January 1944 Board Session Records
Beaverhead County commissioners meet January 3 4 5 1944 with members Stahl Shaw and Henneberry. Routine matters include bond approvals licenses issued for 1944 and approvals of claims and financial reports for county farm high school district court payroll and other accounts.
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Beaverhead
George P. Hughes
John W. Roberts
Et Ax
Dillon
Fair Association
W. W. Hawkins
D. A. Galt
Tom DuBois
E. E. Hazel
Theodore F. McFadden
W. Ralph Huntley
Nick DeLeon
Glen Hotel
Glen
Fred Gill
Wise River
Carlisle H. Matthews
Dell Hotel
Dell
John McGarth
Stockmen’s Exchange
County Farm
Mid-Winter Concert Set for Monday in Ranch Show
A multi-part mid winter concert led by DeLamater’s orchestra features woodwind ensemble pieces and patriotic numbers. Performers include Teddy Hazelbaker Dean Romers Lambert Eliel Dick McCracken and numerous student musicians presenting The Carnival of Venice Beautiful Colorado and Star Spangled Banner.
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DeLamater
Harlech
Evanson
Teddy Hazelbaker
Dean Romers
Lambert Eliel
Dick McCracken
Joanne Shaw
Frances Giudici
Dorothy Newnes
Gerald Carey
Ranger
Jean Staudenmeyer
Chevette
Beelzebub
Robert Cardinale
Raymond Simon
Bruce Grimes
Eugene Bennett
Pat McFadden
Aureta McMenomey
Bernard Wenger
Jim Martinell
Jimmy Johnson
Jimmy Orr
Winston Anderson
Sammy Davis
Favre Eaton
Hewitt Martinell
Marion Camp
Ted Mazelbaker
Mary Beth Smith
John Hovren
Peggy Lou Sutherland
Kay Whitworth
Barbara Ralston
Janet Bridenstine
Bob Davis
Marjorie Pettit
Janet Henneberry
Marilyn Morrison
Kathryn Cardinale
Jack Nightingale
Kenette Carroll
Carolyne McFadden
Eve Eliel
Lila Jean Pixley
Commercial League bowling kicks off with three teams leading
Open play at Dillon Bowling Center saw three teams Winns Laundry Men’s Store lead the Commercial League after the first session with 3 0 records. Bond Grocery and Eliel’s posted strong series and high games while standings include Montana Auto CLOAMELY and other local outfits. Open events crowned Dale Tash for high three game sum 1639 and Roscoe Cornell in handicap all events. Shakespeare Club meets Saturday for Harriet Stowe drama review.
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Dillon Bowling Center
Winn’s
Bond Grocery
Eliel
F. Tonrey
T. Hartwig
Winn's Ceeaeeeceseecasseseescesseeenseses
Men’s Storve
Ceeseceesssereesee
Montana Auto
Gosman Dru
Dale Tash
Roscoe Cornell
Eliel’s
Tash
S. Graham
Hartwig
Lanner
C. Smith
Cornell
Warner
Langdorf and
Anderson
Shakespeare Club
Frank Willis
Lee R. Light
Harriett
Florence Ryerson
Colin Clement
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Victory Bonds and Promotions Highlight Service News
Alan Dempster Tait advances from second to first class in the U S Navy while William R Tait moves from third to second class aboard the U S S Jeffers. Sgt Alice McCloskey, formerly at Riverside school, visits from her WAC base in Salinas Kansas.
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APO
New York City
N. Y
Alan Dempster Tait
A.O.M
U.S.N
F.A.W
Hedron
P. O
San Francisco
Calif
William R. Tait
F.C
U.S.S
Alice McCloskey
Riverside School
WAC
Salinas
Kan
Annual Meeting REA Co op Set for Jan 27
REA Co op announces its annual meeting on January 27 to discuss promoting efficient electrical labor saving and food producing equipment. Since 1943 War Production Board rules allow farm connections to rural lines. The cooperative now runs 266 miles of rural distribution in Beaverhead Madison and Silver Bow counties.
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War Production Board
Beaverhead
Madison
Silver Bow
High School Club Speaker Leads Meeting With Guests
A high school student served as club speaker at a meeting featuring an orchestra of about 25 pieces and a boys quartet with Ardella Lanner as accompanist. Rev Calvin Logan was welcomed as a new member. Joe White reported on the work-pile committee with Dr E O Melby and Burt Hurwitz among guests. Cornelius Hovren chaired.
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Boys’ Quartet
Ardella Lanner
Calvin Logan
Joe White
Rotary
E. O. Melby
University of Montana
Burt L. Hurwitz
Ennis
Pvt
al Erickson
Dillon
Cornelius Hovren
Income Tax Deputies to Assist Here in Dillon
Officials remind residents of 1943 filing rules under the pay as you go plan. Deputies Frank W. Sierce and Neil D. McCarthy will assist taxpayers at the Federal building in Dillon on February 16 to help prepare returns.
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Federal Building
Dillon
Congress
Frank W. Sierce
Neil D. McCarthy
Federal
Infantile Paralysis Annual Fund Appeal March of Dimes
A public appeal emphasizes the March of Dimes January 14 to 31 urging national effort to combat infantile paralysis. It frames children as America's future and calls for support during wartime unity with the armed forces.
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America
Honor Roll Names from State University Missoula
Dorothy Davis and Mary Ann Luebben of Dillon were named to the autumn quarter honor roll at the State University in Missoula.
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Dorothy Davis
Mary Ann Luebben
Dillon
The
State University
Missoula
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Zotos
Beauty Salon
Estella M. Hansen
Andrus Lobby
P. J. Lovell Company
Sam
Eliels Bowl
Bond Grocery High
Ellis Island
Montana Power Company
John B. Cheek
Aviation Ordoutstand
J. J. Kelley
Butte, Mont
J. E. Kelley
Dillon Feed & Seed Co
First National Bank
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