Montana Viewpoints on Harriman Kerr Kefauver and Russell
Ernest Immel assesses four Democratic presidential hopefuls seen in Montana. Harriman’s crusade rhetoric, Kerr’s Mount Sinai view of Republicans, and Kefauver’s showmanship draw mixed local reactions. He singles out Senator Richard Russell as a potent force in the Senate and notes Montana election history and reform efforts including the primary date and the corrupt practices act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Ernest Immel
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Georgia
Robert M. Kerr
Oklahoma
W. Averell Harriman
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Great Falls
G.O.P
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Moscow
Harriman
Kerr
Democratic Party
Mount Sinai
Kefauver
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
United States Senate
Dick Russell
Senate
Russell
Supreme Court
L. L. Callaway
Walter B. Sands
Chinook
Sam C. Ford
Albert J. Galen
Ralph J. Anderson
Sam V. Stewart
A. H. Angstman
Angstman
C. F. Morris
Hugh R. Adair
Congress
Armstead Social Roundup Includes Picnics and Visits
Armstead residents report visits among neighbors with Carl White family from Long View and others visiting Sophia Guyaz and Mrs Rand. A Fourth of July Farm Bureau picnic at Reservoir Lake invites fried chicken, free appetites. Various visits span Dillon Helena Virginia City and Missoula with social events at Grant Armstead farm bureau and daily Bible school starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl White
Long View
Wash
Sophia Guyaz
Rand
White
Guyaz
Royal Robie
Howard Reeves
Virginia City
Ray Young
J. R. Giravely
Walter Bastian
Lorraine
Dillon
Duane Hanson
Paris
Idaho
Jesse Brown
Farm Bureau
Reservoir Lake
Bloody Dick
Bob Calkins
Jackson
Ray Stocks
Ray Held
Donna
John Mountjoy
Ted Renfro
Boulder
Helena
Clarence Jensen
Armstead
Grant-Armstead Farm Bureau
Eldo Stroud
Pfc
Robert Stroud
Leadore
Hamilton
Ted Renfro Sr
Henry Wombacher
Mickey Doyle
Joe Roe
al Bartkoski
Junior Renfro
Joe Renfro
Slve Fournier
Larry
Garry
Trail Creek
Horse Prairie
J. W. Backus
Paul Walker
Butte
al Decker
John Snabinit
Howard Scott
Missoula
Sagebrush 4-H Club Plans Demonstration Groups
The Sagebrush 4-H club met Friday June 27 at Town Hall led by President Earl Gransberry. Members formed five demonstration groups split among Divide Melrose and Glen with Dan Pendergast and Rudy Polish to lead future efforts. Danny Pendergast reported on the June 5 livestock tour and songs followed by a riverbank wiener roast. Sunday visitors were Mr and Mrs F G Cashmore in Grasshopper Valley visiting local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagebrush 4-H Club
Earl Gransberry
Town Hall
Divide
Melrose
Glen
Dan Pendergast
Rudy Polish
Danny Pendergast
Fluorescent lighting and new fabrics guide homemakers
Lighting specialists advise deluxe warm white for rooms with incandescent lamps and specify tones for laundry kitchens and workspaces. The piece also surveys fibers like nylon Orlon Dacron Dynel and Vicara, stressing informed labels, testing, and matching fabric choices to wear, care, and use without miracle fibers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlon
Dacron
Dynell
Local notes from Polaris and veterans auto aid bill
Polaris reports social visits and farm activity including visits to Fort Harrison for a seriously ill relative, sheep branding at Elkhorn district, cattle movements from Hughes ranch, and a warm return to cooler mountain weather. The Veterans Administration outlines a new 25 million dollar fund for automobiles for disabled veterans and related GI Bill provisions with eligibility details. A questions column discusses GI loan extension options up to 100 years with lender agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Examiner
Polaris
John Judge
Walter Melcher
John
Frank Judge
Bill Kajin
Earl Tash
Norman Nelson
Fort Harrison
Tash
Frank Marchesseau
Missoula
Marchesseau
F. E. Daly
Robert Finch
E. P. Marchesseau
Dewey Marchesseau and
Annie Brothers
Dillon
DL Ranch
George Lenox
George Waldorf
Charlotte Farley
Lenox
Dave Hughes
Clara Pahnish
Dugger
Idaho Falls
Clare Judge
Baldy
Sawtooth
Comet
Veterans Administration
National Services Life Insurance
Korea
G. I. Business
Readings in Christ Scientist Churches July 6 1952
The article notes a Sunday Reading in all Christ Scientist churches on July 6 1952 with Golden Text from Revelation 21 3 and Psalms 118 6 and a citation from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. It discusses the supremacy of God and the call to forsake evil, citing a passage on page 130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Mrs Gladys Quigley Visits From Dell Monday
Mrs Gladys Quigley, a business visitor, arrived here Monday from Dell to meet local contacts and discuss potential commerce opportunities.
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Gladys Quigley
Dell
Veterans Affairs contact info sought for weekly Q&A column
The newspaper will publish a weekly column answering veterans most frequently asked questions. Veterans are advised to contact or write to the nearest VA contact unit for more detailed information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Mrs. Floyd Seybold Visits Local Business District
Mrs. Floyd Seybold, a business visitor from Lima, spent Friday in the area observing local commerce and meeting with business associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Seybold
Lima
Financial Statement of First National Bank of Dillon 1952
The First National Bank of Dillon Montana files its semiannual report as of June 30 1952 per OCC call. It lists assets including cash balances government and state obligations loans and discounts and fixed assets with total assets of 4 292 359 80 and liabilities and capital accounts of equal scale. The document bears signatures of vice president cashier L J W Rube and directors H T Andersen Theodore F McFadden and W W Hawkins with notary Dorothy M Dyka noting July 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank OF Dillon
Montana
Callada
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
State of
Beaverhead
L J. W. Rube
W.W. W. Hawkins
H. T Andersen
Theodore F. McFadden
Dorothy M. Dyka
Dillon
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Union
Secretary of State
Fred Lay
ASN Moma
Heaven's Sakes
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N. Montana
Des Moines
Iowa
Dillon Real Estate Mart
E. Helena
Mary Garrison
F. G. Cashmore
Grasshopper Valley
Ted Marcerie
James
News & Views
Cowie Tae
United States
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
John Deere
J. W. Walters Garage
Dillon, Monit
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