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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1942
Page
7
The Montana Taxpayer urges 1942 43 budget cuts for counties and cities, reallocating savings to war bonds. It outlines budget steps, potential trims such as WPA projects and new capital outlays, and stresses essential services, maintenance, and avoiding tax increases while preparing for July August budget reviews.
A. T. Peterson the state director of the office of price administration appoints Dr. R. R. Renne of Bozeman as state price administrator and Tom D. Caverly as rationing administrator. Russell G. Smith of Missoula will head the legal department. The office opens in room 301 of the Placer hotel in Helena within a few days as Gov. Ford accepts Caverly’s resignation as state coordinator of defence.
Elise, a London based operative, navigates romance with Franz Markenburg while entangled with Mallini and Captain von Holstein over a stolen Austrian embassy code book. She weighs danger, betrayal, and a possible exit as Friday’s events push toward a crucial choice.
A. B. Ayers and W. L. Harvey warned at Helena that national transport must run at peak capacity to handle mid October shipping. They urged farmers to store grain on farms and warned regulation may follow if shipping worsens. They cited 12 O C T orders and listed grain storage deficits in Minnesota and Montana.
The Dutch had governed trade between the Orient and Europe for 150 years, but British victory in Malaya ended their dominance and reshaped regional commerce.
Montanans sharply cut pleasure driving even on holidays while out of state tourist traffic into Montana fell about 60 to 70 percent from last year. Glacier and Yellowstone travel are down with Yellowstone at about 40 percent and Glacier about one third of 1941 early season levels.
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