Montana House prepares $5 million university funds allocation
Montana representatives move to allocate the $5,000,000 for the state university system according to a plan approved by university presidents and the state board of education. Leaders vow economy, trimming budget requests from $57,000,000 to about $30,000,000 while maintaining core needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
House of Representatives
University
J. A. McElwain
Powell
House
Geo. W. O’connor
Carbon
Ways and Means
Neil D. Taylor
R. Daniels
Appropriations
State Board of Education
State Board of Examiners
Board of Education
Taylor
House Appropriations Committee
Hansen Jones Mary Hansen Unite In Butte Wedding
Hansen Jones J Phil Jones of Butte and Miss Mary Hansen of Dell wed December 26 at Mountain View Methodist Church Butte. Bride daughter of Amos Hansen Dell. she teaches at Sherman school. Groom works at Whittier school. They are Western Montana College of Education graduates.
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Hansen-Jones
J. Phil Jones
Butte
Mary Hansen
Dell
Mountain View Methodist Church
Amos Hansen
Sherman School
Montana Legislature Debates Bills and Steering Committees
House Democrats push a costly fair employment bill with no chance of passage while Republicans advance a repeal of the auto use tax. Senate proposals seek 60 mph daytime speed limit, single license plate to save 22 000 dollars yearly for defense needs. GOP forms steering committees in both chambers led by Tom Ross and Winfield Page to unify leadership.
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Helena
House
Senate
Liggett
Musselshell
McQuitty
Wheatland
Montana
Valston
Powell
Nutter
Richland
Tom Ross
Blaine
Winfield Page
Missoula
Montana tourism earns 70 million in 1950 travel year
Montana's tourist business totaled 70,727,327 dollars in 1950 per the state highway commission advertising office. Since 1935 travel has exceeded half a billion dollars, with a 43 percent rise in tourist cars since 1945. National publicity grew via National Geographic, Holiday, Sports Afield and other outlets, plus Montana television films reaching millions.
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Montana
State Highway Commission
Legislative Assembly
National Geographic
Saturday Evening Post
Colliers
Life
Albert Erickson
Cut Bank Leads Montana Growth Over Decade
The city of Cut Bank surged in population from 2,509 in 1940 to 3,719 in 1960, a 48.2 percent rise, making it the fastest growing Montana community per national census figures. Billings followed with 36.4 percent growth and Sidney registered 33.5 percent.
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Helena
Cut Bank
Montana
Billings
Sidney
Montana Livestock Prices At Butte On January 22
Livestock report from Montana Live stock Company in Butte shows no cattle receipts and varied prices across categories. Good grain fed steers bring 30 to 32 50, medium grain fed 29 to 30, grass fat cows 24 to 27, cutter cows 21 to 23, bulls 25 to 27 50, yearling calves 32 to 35. Stockers and feeders list multiple price ranges for feeder and stock steers and calves. Butcher cows run slightly lower while other cattle hold steady.
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Montana Livestock Company
Butte
Coast to Coast store adds pine interior and signage
Coast to Coast staff began remodeling last weekend installing knotty pine paneling in the tool department. Bob Dodd and Dick Henningsen plan a full fixture renewal and new fluorescent lighting seven feet high. A new metal sign is up at the front. Manager Dodd will attend the coast stores convention in Minneapolis February 4 to 7.
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Bob Dodd
Dick Henningsen
Dodd
Coast To Coast Stores
Minneapolis
Inventory pads and ruled sheets at the Examiner
Inventory pads and special ruled columnar sheets are on hand at the Examiner. The listing notes stock for accounting and clerical use and indicates availability for purchase by department offices.
Young Mexican Is Apprehended Here
Tony Reyes, 16, a Mexican youth, was apprehended by Dillon police on Thursday January 11 and turned over to immigration authorities for return to Mexico City. Reyes had crossed the border illegally, had worked briefly in Phoenix for Glenn L. Ketchum, then stole Ketchum’s car and drove north until caught. Donald J. Harrington of the Farmers Insurance Group in Phoenix arrived to claim the stolen vehicle.
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Tony Reyes
Dillon
Immigration Department
Mexico City
Reyes
Phoenix
Ariz
Glenn L. Ketchum
Ketchum
Donald J. Harrington
Farmers’ Insurance Group
Larcenist Caught By Police Friday
Arnold Kattila transient was arrested by City Patrolman Leo Williams after leaving Coast to Coast store with a stolen drill. County Attorney Carl M. Davis charged him with petit larceny. In justice court Judge George E. Baker sentenced him to a $100 fine or 50 days in jail, with all but $20 or ten days suspended pending good behavior.
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Arnold Kattila
Leo Williams
Kattila
Carl M. Davis
Montana
Justice Court
George E. Baker
Baker
Former Beaverhead Forest Official Appointed Supervisor
William G. Guernsey a former assistant supervisor of Beaverhead National Forest in 1935 has been transferred from Libby Montana to Boise Idaho to serve as supervisor according to the U S department of agriculture.
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William G. Guernsey
Beaverhead National Forest
Libby
Boise
Idaho
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Beaverhead High Earns Northwest Accreditation Certificate
Beaverhead county high school received its 1950 51 accreditation certificate from the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools. The conference granting these certificates was held in Spokane last fall. For several years the local school has been fully accredited.
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Beaverhead County High School
Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools
Mi Martin Rahl
North‘western
Spokane
Ps Eral
Ranch Time Sheets for Social Security at the Examiner
Time sheets indicating Social Security services or related payroll records appear in the Examiner, labeling dates and allocations. The item notes administrative details and recordkeeping for social security matters.
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the Examiner
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House Republians
Democratic House
Arnold Olsen
Ford Administration Liquor Board
Olsen
Leo Cremer
I, Sweet Grass
Ceretana
Dillon Lodge
B.P
E. Hall
RED & White Laundry & Cleaning Co
Dan Scott
Bobbie Jeanne Giudici
Ray Nelson
Ray Hildreth
Fern Wheeler
Frances Sinclair
Carel McLaren
Mildred Scott
Jessie Giudici
Frances Richardson
Carol McLaren
Evelyn Carr
Louisa Thomas
Elsie Crouch
Maude Bennett
Florence Giudici
Grace Logan
Fay Nelson
Billie Lessey
Darlene McCullum
Carol Nelson
Scott
U. S. Navy
Mrs. Scott
Bramsman
East
Glendale
Eliel
FORD
Dillon, Mont
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