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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1954

Page

6

Beaverhead Group Named to Aid Stevenson Plan in Great Falls

A Beaverhead county delegation was named to assist with arrangements and attend a reception luncheon for Adlai Stevenson in Great Falls on Monday August 2. The group includes Herbert W Wheat chairman Carl M Davis Jim Womack Frank M Davis and Mrs Man D Jewsen. Stevenson will speak on domestic and world affairs and the need for a two party system. The luncheon begins at noon and is part of the Democratic Digest publication.

Beaverhead County Adlai Stevenson Great Falls Beaverhead Frank Murray Democratic State Central Committee Herbert W Wheat Carl M Davis Jim Womack Frank M Davis Man D Jewsen Stevenson Democratic Digest Leon Graybill Bernice Kingsbury Walter H B Landoe Bozeman Elizabeth Colton Billings Walter Marshall Helena Art Quinn Missoula Ann Donovan al Hansen Baker Grace Moss Miles City Murray

Butte Man Drowns When Rubber Raft Capsizes on Wade Lake

A 35 year old man, Leo R. Miller, drowned at Wade Lake in Madison County when a strong wind capsized the rubber raft he rode with his wife Jeanne. She was treated at Ennis Hospital and released.

Butte Madison Wade Lake Leo R. Miller Jeanne Ennis Hospital

VA Warns Against GI Loan Broker Fees

Veterans in the Northwest report brokers charging a finding fee to obtain GI loan loans under the GI bill. VA calls the practice a federal violation and says such fees render loans ineligible for guaranty. VA notes rising GI loan activity but urges veterans to work with lenders directly and avoid commissions. The column also answers a Korean veteran’s question, confirming the GI business loan program extends ten years beyond the current emergency.

Northwest Veterans Administration

Pay, Workers and Population in State Climbing

Montana's population rose about 11 percent over 13 years and non agricultural employment grew 35 percent. The Northwest Research Council reports per capita income up 194 percent from 1940 to 1952. Population 559,456 in 1940, about 618,000 in 1953. non agricultural workers 114,000 in 1940, 154,000 in 1953. Per capita income climbed from 577 dollars in 1940 to 1697 in 1952.

Montana Northwest Research Council National Association of Manufacturers Bureau of Census NAM

Montana selects delegates for Boys Nation in DC

Larry Pettit of Lewistown and James Fahey of Wolf Point were chosen on the state capitol steps to represent Montana at Boys Nation in Washington DC July 23 to 30. Alternates are Ronald Murphy of Scobey and Dennis Nottingham of Fort Benton. The delegates join Montana's eighth annual Boys State gathering with about 300 participants expected next month.

Larry Pettit Lewistown James Fahey Wolf Point Montana Washington, D C Valeen Tippetts Ronald Murphy Scobey Dennis Nottingham Fort Benton

Telephone dial project starts in capitol with conduit work

Work began in Helena this week on a $21,000 underground conduit job to connect all Helena long distance circuits and local telephones with the new dial building under construction. The conduit is part of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph's $2,500,000 Helena dial conversion project and is expected to finish about Sept.

Capitol City Helena Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company

Dillon marksman Sassman wins first expert at Anaconda match

Howard Roseneau and Otto Bass man represented the Dillon Rifle club at the Northwest smallbore rifle matches in Anaconda. The two day event drew shooters from Montana Washington Idaho Wyoming Alaska and Florida. Sassman won first expert honors with a 1595-100 aggregate across four Sunday events including 398-25 399-19 399-29 and 309-27 scores at various distances.

Howard Roseneau Otto Bassman Dillon Rifle Club Anaconda Montana Washington Idaho Wyoming Alaska Florida National Riflemen's Association Anaconda Rifle Pistol Club Sassman

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