Service Men Transfer and Training Assignments
Our Service Men continue from Page 1. At Livermore Naval Air Station California they have been transferred to Corpus Christi for intermediate training. Beaverhead county high school graduate and Oregon State Normal college attendee is also noted. Dave Williams moved from Farragut Idaho to Michigan and Ohio to study radio. Captain W L Willey son of Mr and Mrs Willey completed an advanced course at Fort Benning Georgia and will instruct in the academic department tactical division there. Martin Thompson in Dillon on short leave after submarine training at New London. He joined the Navy two years ago and served briefly aboard a battleship before attending naval training school. He will soon depart for the San Francisco base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Naval Air Station
Livermore
Calif
Corpus Christi
Beaverhead County High School
Ore State Normal College
Dave Williams
Farragut
Idaho
Michigan
Ohio
Radio
W. L. Willey
W. B. Willey
Fort Benning, Ga
Fort Benning
Martin Thompson
Dillon
Martin
United States Naval Training Base
New London
Navy
San Francisco
Rotary Backs Ford Stance On Game Bill In Dillon
Dillon Rotary club discusses proposed national takeover of big game laws and adopts a measure supporting Gov. Sam C. Ford against federal encroachment. Roy Ferguson of Rogers Bros. Seed co. outlines company history, seed varieties, contracts, and quotas for 1944, with Beaverhead and Idaho Falls connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Rotary Club
Sam C. Ford
Lne
Roy Ferguson
Rogers Bros. Seed Company
New York
Chicago
Idaho
Alls
Ferguson
Idaho Falls
Rogers Bros
Beaverhead
Wheat Grass Good Fodder for Cattle Bozeman
July 20 report from the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station notes crested wheatgrass hay, cut at the flowering stage, provides satisfactory feed for cattle and horses. At Moccasin, native hay, crested wheatgrass hay, and alfalfa were tested on steer calves, alfalfa yielding the most gain, while crested wheatgrass was intermediate and native hay produced the lowest gain without supplements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Animal Industry Department
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Judith Basin
Moccasin
Judith Basin Branch
Country Club Bridge Session Hosted by Dillon Ladies
Mrs Hiram Brundage Mrs Ray Tennant and Mrs George Gosman entertained at the Dillon Country club this afternoon for the regular bridge session.
Government succumbs to labor ruler in coal crisis
The piece argues John L. Lewis forced government control of coal mines, prompting fears of state socialism and loss of private property. It cites Ickes and New York Times critique, noting the administration’s dependence on a labor dictator and the likelihood of continued government operation to satisfy Lewis and collect dues. It also notes 50 percent of 1943 canned goods will go to armed forces and allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
The
New York Times
Ickes
Lewis
Newton
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
United States
War Labor Board
Shoe ration amendment allows coupon-free sales period
The Office of Price Administration issues shoe amendment No 27 allowing retailers to release a small percentage of rationed shoes without coupons from July 19 through July 31 at prices up to 10 percent over invoice cost. Classes include 1 percent men’s dress and work shoes 4 percent women’s shoes 2 percent misses and children’s shoes and 2 percent other shoes. Coupons not required for these releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Fre Bridenstine
Apparel
Chamber of Commerce
Two Arrested on Disorderly Conduct Count
George Schnee and Jesse Davison were each sentenced to 15 days after pleading guilty to creating a disturbance. Police arrested them after a beer hall scrap in which Schnee drew a knife and wounded Davison on the leg. Davison received medical attention as Schnee resisted police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schnee
Jesse Davison
Justice Court
al Ward
Schnee
Davison
Ward
Bastile
Commodity Credit Appraisal of Wool Prices Steady
Wool appraisals completed at the warehouse by Commodity Credit Corporation members show top bids at 0.496 per pound f o b Boston and the lowest at 0.43. About 140000 pounds of wool are held here awaiting consignments with Dillon prices about five cents below Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodity Credit Corporation
Boston
Dillon
Saints Church Meeting Schedule for Sunday
Latter Day Saints church set with Elder Officers and teachers meeting at 9 40 Sunday school at 10 00 Sacrament led by Bob Hillstead with talks by Merrell Packer and Joe Hillstead class work at 10 45 and closing exercises at 11 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latter Day Saints Church
L. H. Smith
Bob Hillstead
Merrell Packer
Joe Hillstead
Eight-pound baby born to Meyer pair in Oakland
An eight pound baby boy arrived Tuesday July 13 to Mr and Mrs Walter Meyer of Oakland. The birth was reported by the mother's father S P Larsen of Dillon. Marie Larsen is Mrs Meyer prior name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Meyer
Oakland
S. P. Larsen
Dillon
Meyer
Marie Larsen
Tony Schultz
Long Beach
Calif
Jim Berry
Smith Paddock
Rhoda Davis
Erwin Christiansen
Annabelle George
Lorraine Pierce
Butte
D. A. Galt
Shirley Stocker
Margot Luebben
Virginia Tovey
Miriam Morse
Jean Lay
Elkhorn Hot Springs
James Scofield
Wisdom
Eleanor Nelson
Scobey
Herb Armitage
Monay
Charles Wenger and Son
John Mountjoy
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Dick Barrett
Medicine Lodge
Married couple from Pocatello wed in Dillon
George Hill and Martha Montgomery both of Pocatello received a marriage license yesterday and were married in Dillon by Judge Louis Stahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hill
Martha Montgomery
Pocatello
Dillon
Louis Stahl
Massive Ship Construction For War Use Under Way
Along the Great Lakes and Mississippi river shores a $765 million program builds sea going vessels for war service. The figure more than doubles the Navy's 1940 spending for all new naval construction, highlighting a vast expansion in wartime ship production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Mississippi River
Navy
Montana Futurity Prospects Attract Strong Bull Show Field
The third annual Montana Futurity class in Dillon attracts top Hereford bulls with large entries and expectations of record quality. Grand champion and reserve titles will be awarded as last year’s high sales average of 408.65 per head is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
F. A. Ralston
Dillon
Ram
Lester Schulz
Sheridan
O. A. Schulz
Gleed Brothers
Lima
Ray Halloway
Bozeman
Mount Haggin Land and
Gasoline Needed for Liberator Flight Compared to Baltimore’s 24 Hour Supply
The quantity of aviation gasoline required to ferry 300 Liberator bombers from a British base to Berlin and back matches the total general purpose gasoline distributed in Baltimore within a single day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Baltimore
Kiwanis and Rotary Battle In Boys League Clash
Rotary defeated Kiwanis 25 to 20 as J. Osborne and W. Hazlett led Rotary while D. Spegar excelled in the field. Kiwanis showed early spark with 12 runs but Rotary surged in the fifth inning to pull ahead. Metlen outlasted Rancherettes 9 to 8 in a pitching duel with Elsie Cornell striking out eight for Metlen and Mary Hansen fanning nine for Rancherettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Tovey
R. H. E. Rancherettes
Rancherettes
M. Hansen
I. Ross
P. Smith
J. Lay
M. Luebben
Kiwanis
Rotary
Legion
Rotary Club
Sammy Davis
J. Horren
Banks
Osbourne
D. Spegar
R. H. E. Kiwanis
Casterline
Bob Davis
Sam Davis
J. Osborne
W. Hazlett
R. Banks
Metlen
Peterson
Mary Hansen
Elsie Cornell
Cornell
M. Vandegrift
M. Pewe
Johnny
E. Trask
Aileen Peterson
Rancherette
R.H. E. Metlen
E. Cornell
A. Rouse
Melroseite Crew Member Aboard Helena
An article notes a Melrose man as a crew member aboard the Helena, identifying a master mechanic from Veronica Oregon and two cousins Mrs. Kenneth Maclver of Melrose and Mrs. Dewey Burns of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Veronica
Ore
Kenneth Maclver
Melrose
Dewey Burns
Butte
Dillon Girl Earns Honor Roll at Montana State University
Mary Ann Luebben is among twenty freshmen on MSU spring quarter honor roll per a university press release. Honor criteria include 36 grade points with index of two or B average or 30 grade points with index of two and a half or B plus. The list totals 98 students including 36 seniors and 20 freshmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Luebben
Montana State University
Specias
Mr and Mrs Raymond Ray Visit Here Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ray were seen visiting here yesterday, according to local observers. Their presence drew attention from residents and sparked brief social chatter in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Raymond Raybolt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford
Club
Rogers Bros. Company
Cornelius Horren
al Johnson
Harry Heathman
Salt Lake
Bill Drummey
California
Dr. Curry
Sylvester Hirschman
Bozeman Experiment Station
Shantung
Gingham
Kliel’s
City Hall Auditorium
C.P.A
Smiler
Montana Power Company
University
P. J. Lovell
First National Bank
Cerny
Ie Community
Yated Solr Northwest Bancorporation
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