Withholding Tax Statute Now Active In Montana
Lewis Penwell, Montana collector, announces a 20 percent withholding on wages over family status exemptions for any pay period starting July 1. All employers must enforce the rule, collect Form W-4 exemptions from employees, or withhold 20 percent of total wages.
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Lewis Penwell
Internal Revenue
District of Montana
Penwell
State of
Montana
Helena
United States
Elks and Kiwanis likely co leaders in standings
Rotary defeated Legion with a 10 to 6 score, while Metlen beat Black X 26 to 7 in a women's league game. Elsie Cornell starred for Metlen with two homers and four hits in five at bats, as A Rouse and J Johnson shone on defense.
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French
Sampson
Fairbanks
Rotary
Legion
J. Osbourne
B. Hazlett
N. Banks
R. Sampson
J. Ward
Metlen
Black X
Elsie Cornell
Elsie
A. Rouse
J. Johnson
A. Lanner
P. Tallent
India Supplies Bandages for African Campaign Troops
India provided 2000 miles of bandages to troops in the African campaign, supporting frontline medical care. The aid underscores India's role in wartime logistics and medical support for allied forces.
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India
War Bond Savings Promote War Financing Plan
A dialogue between General George C. Marshall and Henry Morgenthau Jr. stresses payroll allotments for War Bonds as crucial to sustaining Allied forces. Morgenthau says public support will cover costs, urging workers to increase their payroll deductions above 10 percent.
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Washington, D. C
George C. Marshall
Roosevelt
the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
General Marshall
Morgenthau
What You Buy With War Bonds
A wartime note explains that Navy Coast Guard and Signal Corps use semaphore when phones and radios are unavailable. It emphasizes that buying War Savings Stamps or Bonds has a small individual effect, but mass participation by 130 million Americans makes a substantial impact on the war effort.
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Navy
Coast Guard
The
Signal Corps
Treasury Department
Local residents list summer travels and visits to friends
Silas Dishno left for Auburn Washington after an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Risley visited Helena for business. Mrs. Emerick came from the Dell ranch to town. The Mayland family left for Great Falls to spend the Fourth. Jeanne Covall went to Los Angeles to visit relatives and work until her Twin Bridges Home resumes in September. Larry Redman from Big Hole basin was in town. Dorothy Ames joined her mother and brother Ted here. sister Margaret Ann returned to California. Emerson Elderkin and son from Missoula visited Mrs. Elderkin’s mother Mary Judge. Dorothy Ann Davis left for New York for a New York University radio workshop. Ida Decker of Missoula spent the Fourth with sister-in-law. John Mountjoy left for Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota for medical care.
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Silas Dishno
Auburn
Wash
B. A. Risley
Helena
Mr. Risley
B. W. Emerick
Emerick Ranch
Dell
J. L. Mayland
Great Falls
Jeanne Covall
Los Angeles
Calif
Orphans Home
Twin Bridges
Larry Redman
Big Hole Basin
Dorothy Ames
California
Ted
Margaret Ann
Emerson Elderkin
Missoula
Recreation School Is Successful Says Report
Twelve boys and girls are under Miss Myrtle Savidge with plans for a future program. Mrs. Leonard Schulz teaches swimming free for girls funded by the Girl Scouts. Mrs. Larry Holloran assists with fancywork for about twelve girls. Miss Mary Innes and Mrs. Gil White lead reading hours. Ed Buck directs boys softball. Primary session has about 34 attendees and serves as an observation course for college students not credited as practice teaching.
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Myrtle Savidge
Leonard Schulz
Larry Holloran
Mary Innes
Gil White
Ed Buck
Ne. Saturday 10 N to ue Nungent and
The fragment notes a Saturday reference with a name likely Nungent and a time setting around ten. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event details or context to establish a complete report.
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Ue Nungent
KICKERS IN HEAVEN
A National Resources Planning Board report cites prewar ratios of physicians to population in the United States and contrasts them with global shortages. The piece argues American medical progress is superior and warns against socialist reforms that could threaten doctors’ rights and medical advancement.
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National Resources Planning Board
China
Kitchen Kitties 4-H Club Farewell Party
The Kitchen Kitties 4 H Club meets Friday evening at Dillmont Park for a farewell honoring Miss Jackie Selvidge who will move to Billings. Each girl brings lunch for an evening of roller skating.
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Kitchen Kitties 4-H Club
Dillmont Park
Jackie Selvidge
Billings
Melrose Club Meets for Rhubarb Ham Omelet Demo
The Bitter Root 4H club held a Wednesday 2 PM meeting at Margaret Bighorn’s home. Eleven members and one guest attended as Joyce Corning documented a rhubarb and ham omelet breakfast demonstration.
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Melrose Club
Bitter Root
Margaret Bighorn
Joyce Corning
Service Men News from Dillon Area
Several local service members are listed with updates. Aux Blanche Arbour reports to Hondo Army Air Field for WAAC duties in the 743rd unit. Pfc. Sweeney visits family after furlough from Hawaii. James Prelat returns from Farragut, Idaho to visit relatives. Cpl. Albert Macioroski receives Good Conduct Medal at Paine Field for one year war service. Cpl. Henry Hignight returns on furlough from Camp Campbell. Sgt. Charles Worth on furlough from Los Angeles escorts guards unit.
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Vivian Blanche Arbour
Dillon
Army Air Forces
Hondo Army Air Field
Hondo
Texas
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
WAAC
743Rd
Aux
Arbour
Alice F. Arbour
Washington Street
Joe C. Arbour
Third
Cpl
Albert R. Macioroski
Melrose
Army
Paine Field
Everett
Wash
Cpl. Macioroski
Glen Motherhead
Big Timber
Mont
New President of Ro TarIans Assumes Duties
The article lists new Ro TarIans officers with Dr S E Davis and T Lee McCracken taking president roles. It names chairs for Boys work and youth service Frank Tyre Phillip Cottom Dr R D Curry O A Bergeson and T Lee McCracken. Transportation and visiting J W Walters chair Ben Davis and Fred Woodside.
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S. E. Davis
T. Lee McCracken
Frank Tyre
Phillip Cottom
R. D. Curry
O. A. Bergeson
J. W. Walters
Ben Davis
Fred Woodside
T. E. Gilbert
H. M. Brundage
T. E. Luebben
Public Information Committee
Town and Farm in Wartime
War Manpower Commission Women’s Advisory group advances a six point plan to avert rural teacher shortages. Objectives include fighting restrictive hiring, pressuring boards to raise salaries, promoting education as essential, urging former teachers to return, encouraging teacher training, and offering refresher courses.
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Women’s Advisory Committee
The
War Manpower Commission
Montana Supreme Court Rules Smith Re elected Under Tenure Act
The Montana Supreme Court held Joseph R. Smith was reelected to his upper grade teaching position in the Valier city schools under the Teacher Tenure Act. The decision, with Justice Hugh R. Adair delivering the majority opinion, affirms tenure protection for educators with three or more years in the same post. Chief Justice Jonn EGd and Justice C. F. Morris dissented.
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Montana Supreme Court
Joseph R. Smith
Pondora County
Conrad
Hugh R. Adair
Jonn Egd
C. F. Morris
Smith
Walier
Valier
Valier City
Sunes Dillon
Scouts Urged to Join Camp Lowland Session
Boy Scouts wishing to attend the July 11 to 18 session of Camp Lowland should contact Fred Bridenstine or W. B. Willey. Mr Bridenstine announced a nominal fee with the remainder funded by the council fund.
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Lowland
Fred Bridenstine
W. B. Willey
Rationing Reminders and Local Note
Rationing reminders list A book gasoline coupons for four gallons usable until July 21 and sugar and coffee stamps with varying valid dates through August and July. Shoes and meat stamps also noted with expiry dates. A local note reports Isabelle Brenner visiting Dillon from the Brenner ranch on Horse Prairie.
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Seay
Isabelle Brenner
Dillon
Brenner
Horse Prairie
Auto Mishaps Number Two For Holidays
Four of July incidents report two crashes in Montana. Albert Tomisch of Butte struck a guard rail on Brown's Bridge between Glen and Melrose, while Ray Rebish and Jimmy Barrett collided head on on a curve above Farley’s toward Elkhorn. Tomisch escaped with minor bruises. others suffered only minor cuts or bruises despite heavy damage.
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Albert Tomisch
Butte
Brown’ Bridge
Glen
Melrose
Ray Rebish
Jimmy Barrett
Farley’s
Elkhorn
Tomisch
Barrett
All of Wool Clip To Be Shipped By End of Week
About 70 percent of the wool clip is already shipped from the wool warehouse. W. W. Hawkin, president of the First Nations bank, announces that by week’s end the remaining wool, including Mario Wilkins’s, will be appraised, shipped, and sent to the Boston mills.
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W. W. Hawkin
First Nations Bank
Mario Wilkins
Bosto Mills
Also Mentioned on This Page
ELKS
Kiwanis
Black
Lay
Cornell
T. Bay
M. Decker
Morgenthau- Marshall
U.S. Treasury Department
Recreation School
Rual Ae
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Norman
Okla
Bill
Armed Service
Peter Sweeney
Hawaiian Islands
Pvt. Sweeney
Willem Sweeney
James Prelat
Farragut
Idaho
U. S. Navy
Henry Hignight
Camp Campbell
Kansas
Charles Worth
Rotarians
OUR Democracy
Women OF the Battlefronts
Florence Nightingale
Lady OF
Clara Barton
American Red Cross
Army and Navy
Nightingale
Northwest
Montana Power Company
Monty
OPA
District of Columbia
WEA
War Food Administration
WFA
WPB
Department of Agriculture
Victory Gardens
Lea
Air Corps Reserve
Air Corps
United States Army
Unite States Army Air Forces
Johnson Harness Shop
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance. Corporation
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