Uneasy Truce in Korea Underscores Global Struggle
In this 1953 Dillon Examiner reflection, the Korea armistice is seen as a continuation of a broader Cold War battle. The author argues the initiative remains with the communist bloc, warns of future surprise attacks, and calls for preparedness amid stalemates and uneasy truces as Russia seeks strategic advantage.
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Korea
Republic of Korea
Free ‘World
United States
Russia
Napoleon
Moscow
L. Kremlin
Krem
Cattle Steady on Butte Stock Market
Montana Livestock Auction reports as of July 27 that all cattle classes were about steady except butcher cows down 50 cents to 910 dollars. Cattle receipts reached 1225 dollars with grass fat steers at 17 to 18, feeders 17 to 18, mediums 15 to 16 1/2, veal calves 14 to 18 dollars.
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Butte
Montana Livestock Auction Company
Eisenhower Aims to Trim Government and Expand Private Roles
The piece credits President Eisenhower and his team with reducing federal functions and promoting private and state power. It notes steps like curbing big government, taxing nonpublic projects, and creating commissions to study government roles while pursuing private participation in energy and synthetic rubber.
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Eisenhower
Ike
Tus
McKay Interior
Idaho Power Company
Hell's Canyon
Snake River
Idaho
Federal Power Commission
House
Brown-Ferguson
Congressional Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Europe
Titus
Niagra Falls
Thomas Dewey
Ranch Time Sheets for Social Security at the Examiner
Time sheets from the ranch project appear in the Examiner showing work records tied to Social Security numbers. The document lists names, hours worked, and payroll details with dates and locations.
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the Examiner
Silver Dollar Jim Sparks Texas Cattle Aid Debate
A 1953 discussion notes Texas cattlemen pushing for federal relief while opposing loan restrictions. It cites a Texas magnate nicknamed Silver Dollar Jim known for tossing silver dollars at airports and venues, symbolizing lavish wealth. The piece contrasts charity with accountability, suggesting relief funds come from many states and the need to prevent misused dollars.
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Texas
Dreuth
White House
Jim
Collier's
United States
Silver Dollar Jim
Flk
Severnment
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Beaverhead County
The undersigned will on September 30 1953 apply to Beaverhead County Montana County Treasurers for a tax deed to Lot 44B and part of Lot 44A within Pog Reavy Placer Toarenhey 6 South Range 10 West More details list many bearing lines and a due amount of 111 47 Dated July 21 1933 Rudolph Nygren Applicant Also notes piano tuner services and apartment for rent postings.
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Beaverhead
Montana
Piane
Dea
Puerto
Toarenhey
Rudolph Nygren
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