Dillon Rotary Club Sets Year’s Committees at Lyons Den
At the Lyons Den the Dillon Rotary Club named its committees for the year with officers to be listed in a forthcoming directory. Retiring president Lambert Eliel received the past president’s Rotary pin. Fred Bridenstine spoke on selling shares to fund high school band uniforms. Ott Vandegrift announced a model farm exhibit for the Youth Fair. Guests included Jack Burke and Dougan Luebben of Dillon, Tom Luebben Jr. of Illinois, D R Samson of Schenectady GE, Bob Pinkerton of Red Lodge, and Douglas Thompson of St Paul.
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Lyons den
Lyle Lindley
Rotary
Lambert Eliel
Fred Bridenstine
Ott Vandegrift
Jack Burke
Dillon
Tom Luebben Jr
Illinois
Dougan Luebben
D. R. Samson
General Electric Company
Schnectady
N. Y
Lambert Eliel, Jr
Bob Pinkerton
Red Lodge
Douglas Thompson
St. Paul
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
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The
Examiner Printing Co
Montana Little Hoover unit backs line item budgeting
The Little Hoover commission subcommittee on state accounting recommends line item budgets for all state agencies to improve control over federal funds. It cites five problems including operating authority limits, modernization of accounting, central services, and fee adequacy amid economic strain. Also noted is Helena saloon operator John P. Phillips convicted in a gasoline tax refund fraud case linked to the state board of equalization. the scheme netted about 35 000 dollars and involved false warrants and a Montana Power check.
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Helena
Little Hoover Commission
State Board of Examiners
Commission
John P. Phillips
Montana
Phillips
Montana Power Company
State Board of Equalization
Attorney General's Office
Deer Lodge
Rankin Speaker Attacks Admin at Beaverhead Luncheon
Welling ton D. Rankin, Montana Republican committee man and congressional candidate, spoke to about 40 Beaverhead Republicans in the Andrus dining room last Thursday. He blamed the national administration for debt and failures abroad, arguing the party defends free nations and criticizes U S policy in Korea and Europe while praising Montana pioneers for thrift.
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Beaverhead County
Andrus
Wellington D. Rankin
Chicago
Congress
Montana
Republican Party
Europe
Gen. Patton
Germany
China
Korea
Helena man commits suicide while being returned to face charges
The case notes Howard Hill of Helena died by his own action in Boise while authorities moved him toward Helena to face charges. A Kalispell couple appeals to the state supreme court over a forced sale of their bar to cover a mortgage tied to a late partner. T. S. and Cora McCahan challenge a district court order to sell Kalispell’s Stockman’s bar to satisfy a $5,000 mortgage held by Joseph E. McNaught of Great Falls with the late H. P. Butts.
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Case
Howard Hill
Helena
Boise
Ida
Kalispell
State Supreme Court
T. S
Cora McCahan
Joseph E. McNaught
Great Falls
H. P. Butts
Montana April Freight Loads Dip From 1951 Levels
The Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission announced today that 28,311 carloads of freight were loaded at Montana points in April, a decrease of 3,151 carloads from the 31,462 loaded in April 1951.
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Montana Points
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Montana
Montana farmers urged on reduced hay freight rates
Montana state officials announced extended reduced freight rates for hay shipments to farmers in drought areas. Alfred R. Anderson urged stockmen to source supplies locally and contact county agents or railroad departments for rate details.
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Helena
Grouth
Montana
State
Alfred R. Anderson
Anderson
Drouth
Luncheon Highlights State Political Standings
President criticizes oath violation over deploying troops without UN consent and urges voters to back honest administration. Bergeson hosts on eve of Judge Rankin's Chicago trip. Gosman and Gleed introduced as Republican ticket candidates. Brenner absent.
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South Korea
United Nations
O. A. Bergeson
J. S. Brenner
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule and Camp
Rev H Warren Kunkel leads Sunday school at 9 45 for all ages and morning worship at 11 with a sermon titled Going Home Junior high camp is planned at Flathead Lake A session meeting is set for Tuesday at 7 30 at the Manse
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H. Warren Kunkel
Flathead Lake
Beaverhead Chamber Secretary Attends Missoula School
W. M. Stone, secretary of the Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce, spends the week in Missoula attending a state wide special school for chamber of commerce secretaries.
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W. M. Stone
Beaverhead
J C Faller Returns From Trip to Ohio
J C Faller returned last Thursday evening from a trip to parts of Ohio where he visited relatives and old time friends. At Columbus he saw Miss Clea Thomas and her mother Mrs C P Thomas who wish to be remembered to Dillon friends. Miss Thomas is a music instructor at Ohio State University. He was joined by nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Bill Spahr of Missoula who continued to Newville Pa where they were joined by Mr Spahrs parents who returned to Montana for a vacation visit.
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J. C. Faller
Ohio
Columbus
Clea Thomas
C. P. Thomas
Dillon
Mr. Spahr
Montana
Missoula
Calahan Family Visit Noted In Dillon Area
Mrs C T Calahan and daughter Rose Anne, former Dillon residents, were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs J C Faller. Mrs Faller travels to New York City to join her mother bound for Tacoma Washington. Miss Calahan returns to Galen state sanitarium to complete nurse training. They were accompanied to Butte on Sunday by the Fallers.
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C. T. Calahan
Rose Anne
Dillon
J. C. Faller
Notable visitors and residents seen in Dillon area
Dillon residents and visitors including Hugh Dart and Ada Dart at Barrett hospital visit. Ada Dart’s son Hugh from Anaconda travels to see his confined mother. Numerous locals and guests from Armstead, Malta, Twin Bridges, Jackson, Lima, Saginaw, Missoula, Seattle, San Diego, and Walace stop by for calls, business, or brief stays. Veterans' Welfare official James McCashin will be in Dillon on Thursday July 10 at the employment office.
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Hugh J.dart
Anaconda
Dillon
Ada Dart
Barrett Hospital
Gertrude Rathbone
Malta
Sophia Guyat
Armstead
Walter Shires
Twin Bridges
Jackson
Charles Burton
Harry
Johnny
Kenneth Iverson
Lima
William Orris
Margaret
W. J. Romers
Saginaw
Mich
Orris
Romers
University of Iowa
Rae Feldt
Chester Lathrop
Walter Stamm
Flect
Jean Stamm
Missoula
LeRoy Aserlind
Ernest Luebben
Aserlind
Walace
Ida
W. B
Bod) Hartwig
Bozeman
James McCashin
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Katherine Burtch Retires After 31 Years of Service
Katherine B Burtch, longtime operator at Dillon Montana, retires after 31 years in the telephone office. She began in Twin Bridges in 1914, returned in 1920, and mostly worked as an all night operator in Dillon. A retirement dinner honored her and she will live in Dillon while visiting the west coast.
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Katherine B. Burteh
Washington
California
Spokane
Clay Patterson
Oakland
Misses Grace
Pauline
Elizabeth Wolfe
the Monitor
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Katherine B. Burtch
Dillon
Montana
Twin Bridges
Lima Visitors Include Helen Kennedy and Family
Mrs. Helen Kennedy and her son Raymond along with LaVera McKenzie were among visitors to Lima during Dillion Tuesday, making a brief stop in the area.
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Helen Kennedy
Raymond
LaVera McKenzie
Lima
Dillon
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Dillon Rotary Club
Davis
E. Sebree
Montan
United Press State
Hugo
Aronson
Ater
Republican
Hugo Aronson
Aronson-for-Governor Club
Steve Arnold
Polson
Kenneth W. Crabb
Dawson County Review
Yellowstone River
Billings
Sidney
Glendive
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Rankin
Internal Revenue Bureau
R. D. Mercer
Bureau
Mercer
J. E. Neely
Bureau of Reclamation
Wis Isapp
Baraboo
Wis
CAA
Stinson
Eureka
Mont
Laurie C. Welch
Joe Beaver
By Ed Nofziger
Forest Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture
First Presbyterian Church
J.C. Faller
Katherine Burtch
Aly
Joines, Iowa
Dillon Real Estate Mart
Heels
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