Montana housing outlook and toll bridge plan in 1954
The Montana outlook for residential construction in 1954 remains cautious with expected declines under the national trend. Billings, Helena and Bozeman project new homes while Missoula and Kalispell plan additions. a Missouri River toll bridge through a new authority may enable bond sales after a state supreme court review. Traffic deaths hit a state high of 247 in 1953, with alcohol-related cases and juries favoring leniency noted as enforcement challenges.
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Helena
Montana
Economie Aut- Ernest
Congress
Billings
Great Falls
Williston Basin
Miles City
Glendive
Livingston
Bozeman
Fort Missoula
Missoula
Kalispell
Columbia Falls
Anaconda Company
Anaconda
Superior
Diamond Match Company
State Supreme Court
Missouri
Malta
Fred L. Robinson
Phillips County
State Highway Commission
Supreme Court
George W. Padbury
Malta-Chinook
Lewistown
Toll Bridge Authority Law
United States
Supreme Cour
Armells Creek
State Highway Patrol
Butte-Anaconda
Glasgow
Rundle's Newsstand Bowlers Take Four From Tele-Belles
In the Vigilante women's league at Eva Lanes on Jan 13 Rundle's Newsstand bowled a 3-1 series win over Tele-Belles 760 847 798 2405 to 740 742 744 2226 Ledbetters 505 and a 202 game led Tele-Belles.
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Rundle
Tele-Belles
Ned Eva
Ledbetter
Electric
Variety
Red
J.white
Roberta Theater
Oasis
State Bar
Watkins
Services Held At Seattle for Co. E. Maddux
Funeral services for Charles Edwin Maddux 67 were held January 11 at Johnson and Sons mortuary in Seattle Washington Cremation followed and ashes will be interred at Melrose later He was born August 5 1886 in Melrose and died January 7 at Stone Hall Winslow Washington Survivors include wife Marion and sister Amy Hardesty of Cle Elum two daughters Cecil Anderson of Lockport New York two stepchildren two granddaughters and numerous cousins nieces and nephews
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Charles Edwin Maddux
Johnson and Sons Mortuary
Seattle
Wash
Melrose
Maddux
Stone Hall
Winslow
William and
Mary Frances Maddux
Marion E. Maddux
Amy Hardesty
Cle Elum, Wash
Cecil Anderson
Lockport
N. Y
Dillon CYO Meeting Features Speakers Rev Clifford and McArthur
Rev. Timothy Clifford and Sandra McArthur spoke at a Dillon Catholic Youth Organization meeting. Lois Peters, the president, led the session.
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CYO
Timothy Clifford
Sandra McArthur
Dillon Catholic Youth Organization
Lois Peters
Dancing Class Planned by Episcopal Youth Group
Members of the Episcopal Youth organization plan a series of dancing lessons for high school students. At a recent meeting the feast of lights ceremony was practiced and other activities are scheduled.
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Episcopal Youth Organization
Veterans GI Bill deadlines loom for Korean era trainees
The Examiner will publish a weekly Veterans Administration briefing urging veterans to start GI training under the Korean GI Bill before the Aug 20 1954 cutoff. It applies to those separated before Aug 20 1952 with a last chance spring term starting 1954. The rule requires enrollment and start of training before the deadline with two years to begin for those separated later.
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The
Examiner
Veterans Administration
Earl
Neis
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Big Dipper
Toggery
Marie’s
Marie
Mountjoy’s Flowers
Vaughn and
Ragsdale
Beaverhead Bar Supply
Wheeler Inn
Dillon’ Examiner
Dillon
Mac’s
Twin
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Co. E. Maddux
Beasvecheach
Future Farmtoy
Amtioa
Ana
Kiwanisper Oie
Kev -Tuo
Beaverhead
Foluwae
Eoaoctes
Petat
Watie Anderson
Beegebeeer
Bea- Teta
Western Montana College of Education
Bulldogs
Carroll College
Saints
Western Montana College
Dillon, Montana
Fay and Foster
Butte
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