OPA sur vey finds unpermitted slaughterers in Montana
During the first twenty days of Operation Slaughter Control Order No 2 the Montana district enforcement unit found about 15 slaughterers operating without permits or quotas in May. Enforcement will continue. The OPA classifies slaughterers into three classes with varying quotas and licensing requirements. Potatoes are back under ceilings due to transport issues, effective May 24 1946. Porter clarifies restaurant bread and wheat product portions may be reduced without price cuts with proper notice. Yellow laundry soap ceilings rise by 1 2 cents per bar effective May 29 1946.
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OPA
District Enforcement Department
Montana
Department of Agriculture
Paul A. Porter
Porter
Evangel Chapel Dillon's Center Broad Schedule of Services
Evangel Chapel at Dillon's Evangelistic Center lists services weekly with Sunday events at 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Sunday school, and 7:30 p.m. evangelistic service. Thursday Bible study and prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. Pastor R M Hosem. Phone 350 J. You are welcome.
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Evangel Chapel
Assemblies of God
Dillon’s
Charles A Carlson Celebrates Memorial Day in Dillon
Charles A Carlson of Baker Idaho formerly of Dillon spent Memorial Day with friends in Dillon.
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Charles A. Carlson
Baker
Idaho
Dillon
Tiends
Illon
Montana Leaders Seek Supreme Court Seats and Wheat Boost
Judge Benjamin E. Berg and Lee Metcalf along with Albert Anderson file for associate justice positions in the Montana Supreme Court to replace C. F. Morris, while Morris seeks chief justice. Montana farmers exceed the bonus wheat export quota by about 500000 bushels at 30 cents a bushel, aiding famine relief. drought and weed issues affect winter wheat prospects. Misso ula reports the forest service needs more firefighters with only 3000 available. Miles City will host a civil air patrol and Army Air Forces demonstration July 12 to 14 featuring P-47 Thunderbolts P-51 Mustangs A-26 bombers C-54 hospital plane B-29 and P-80 jets.
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Benjamin E. Berg
Sixth
Supreme Court
C. F. Morris
Lee Metcalf
Hamilton
Albert Anderson
Helena
Montana
Bozeman
R. J. McKenna
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Miles City
Civil Air Patrol
Army Air Forces
Roy Milligan
CAP
AAF
Pilgrim priest reassigned to St Helena Cathedral
Bishop Gilmore announced the Reverend Michael J. Halligan, longtime pastor of Little Flower Browning, will lead St Helena Cathedral. He replaces Monsignor James Tougas who died recently. The Reverend George B. Gerner, returning from WWII service, was assigned to Browning parish.
Sawmills Sued in Montana Black Market Crackdown
The district office of price administration announced five Montana sawmills named in district court suits for failing to keep proper output and sales records. Named entities include R. E. Martin of Missoula Roy E. Donelson of Red Lodge Boothman Shipping Co Libby Bert R. West Lumber Co Spokane Western Montana Milling Co Mis soula and Western Lumber Co.
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Helena
District Office of Price Administration
Montana
Clarence E. Wohl
OPA
R. E. Martin
Missoula
Roy EE. Donelson
Red Lodge
Fred Boothman
Mark Hall
Boothman Shipping Co
Libby
Bert R. West Lumber Co
Spokane
Western Montana Milling Co
Garden City Milling Co
Western Lumber Co
Local social and personal notes from Wise River and Dillon
Jackson residents visit friends and swim at a plunge, Laphams travel to Dillon and Spencer Idaho, and Grandma Wenger returns to Wisdom. Dillon hosts memorial services as Dan and Pendergast family visit Butte for medical checkup. Mrs Gre dies at St James hospital after a recent illness and Sincerity Rebekah lodge meets with Royal Neighbors planning a Father’s Banquet.
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Frank Husted
Francis
Verne Stanchfield
Wise River
Claud Lapham
Dillon
Bud Lapham
Sandra
Amber
Spencer
Idaho
Charles Wenger
Maisy
Danny
Grandma Wenger
Wisdom
Jackson
Knudsen
Benny Johnson
Dan Pendergast
Butte
Dan
Leslie Gre
St. James Hospital
Sincerity Rebekah Lodge
Father
Warning Issued On Intrusion Of Radar Plant Here
A. E. Mains, foreman of the Dillon government radar plant, warned intruders likely youths about damage caused during the past week. Visitors may tour the site but only workers may enter buildings or the tower. W. G. Nance, assistant superintendent of Nottingham Construction Co of Boise, visited and praised progress on the Dillon project.
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A. E. Mains
Dillon
W. G. Nance
Nottingham Construction Company
Boise
Idaho
Montana
Local residents visit Dillon families over weekend
Denver couple Mr and Mrs Harold Blinn and two sons stay with C E Blinn in Dillon. Missoula couple Mr and Mrs Cecil Trolinger, formerly of Dillon, spend weekend with relatives. Mrs William Chance of Seattle visits her father S P Larsen in Dillon. Oren Sassman, Circle Montana schools superintendent, arrives to see his mother Minnie Sassman and brother Otto.
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Harold Blinn
Denver
Mrs. C. E. Blinn
Cecil Trolinger
Missoula
Dillon
City
William Chance
Seattle
S. P. Larsen
Oren Sassman
Circle, Mont
Minnie Sassman
Otto
Dansie Family Visits Dillon for Memorial Day
Mr and Mrs Lyston Dansie and their son Jackson traveled from Ouray Colorado to Dillon to observe Memorial Day with family and local friends.
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Lyston Dansie
Jackson
Ouray
Colo
Dillon
Veterans urged to claim G I Bill benefits for school costs
Helena report notes ex servicemen who enrolled in college at their own expense before December 28 1945 while on terminal leave or awaiting discharge qualify for tuition fees books and equipment under an amendment to the G I Bill.
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Helena
The
Veterans Administration
Brides Seek Homes as Electric Service Promises Reliability
The article notes a surge of brides planning housekeeping this month and seeking homes, while electric service remains inexpensive, reliable, and available around the clock to power labor-saving appliances.
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Junge
War Assets to Open Five Subregional Offices in Montana
The War Assets Administration will open five Montana sub-regional offices on Monday, June 3, in Great Falls, Billings, Missoula, Sidney and Butte under Helena regional supervision. Certifying officers will issue veterans certificates locally. nationwide policy pushes rapid surplus property sales to aid reconversion.
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War Assets Administration
Montana
Helland
Henry
Helena
Great Falls
Butte
Missoula
Billings
Sidney
Washington School
First Avenue
Greeley W. Sargeant
O. M. Anderson
Roosevelt School
Third Ave
Charles Cobb
E. G. Gregory
War Assets Administrator
Power Block
Elena
John Hayden
WAA
Gregory
College Enrollment Shows Yearly Increase
A student faculty reception marked a larger college enrollment than last year. Pres. Davis announced continued registrations through the week. The summer session runs in two terms with a July 8 start for the second term and offers both shared and specialized programs held at 2 o'clock daily.
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Pres. Davis
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