MSU July session to host Beaver staff editors
Beaverhead County High School and the Dillon Examiner will send co editors Mildred Schmitt and Janet Henneberry to the MSU Publications Pow Wow in Missoula July 23 29. Seventeen Montana newspapers back the project to train high school journalists with lectures discussions and labs. The MSU journalism school and the Montana Interscholastic Editorial Association organize the event.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon Examiner
Beaver
Montana State University
Missoula
Mildred Schmitt
Janet Henneberry
Montana
M.S.U. Journalism School
Montana Interscholastic Editorial Association
Montana State
John Crowder
School of Music
Guy Taylor
Springfield, Ohio
Alvin R. Edgar
Iowa State College
Ames
Lloyd C. Oakland
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Emilio Osta
Butte Superintendent Delivers Commencement Address
Western Montana College of Education held graduation exercises on Friday. Butte schools chief Harry Ross spoke on The Teacher's Role in World Affairs, stressing character and civic responsibility beyond the three R's. He urged teaching what students ought to learn and defined freedom as choice for societal good. Diplomas were awarded to 50 two year students and 20 four year students, followed by the college’s spring arts and crafts exhibit featuring chalk, oil paintings, crafts, and woodworking.
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Western Montana College of Education
Harry Ross
Butte
Ross
Supt. Ross
Rush Jordan
Emerick
Moe
June 14 Declared Montana Flag Day by Governor Bonner
Governor Bonner proclaims Wednesday June 14 as Flag Day urging citizens to display the U S flag at homes businesses schools and public buildings across Montana. He defends the flag as a symbol of freedom equality and opportunity amid criticisms of foreign ideologies.
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John W. Bonner
Montana
Bonner
United States
Veterans Administration to publish weekly veterans questions column
The newspaper will run a weekly column answering questions veterans most frequently ask VA contact men in the area. For detailed information, veterans should contact the nearest VA unit. A VA survey shows over 5,000 World War II veterans study under the GI bill in 45 foreign countries, with half the veterans...
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Veterans Administration
Rotary Meeting Hosts Montana Fish Expert Speaker
At the weekly Rotary gathering in Dillon Ennis residents Tim Tash Rev Arthur Allen and Neil Morgan attended with H W Bill Baker federal fish hatchery superintendent Ennis as guest speaker Baker rebutted a Butte Standard article about Montana grayling and the fish and game department noting successful artificial propagation and outlining trout propagation steps including selective breeding feeding and planting He credited the state biologist and stressed scientific habitat study as essential for maximum stock gains Dr L L Lindley chaired the session.
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Tim Tash
Arthur Allen
Dillon
Neil Morgan
el Western
Ennis
H. W
Bill) Baker
Federal Fish Hatchery
Baker
John Willard
Butte Standard
Montana
Federal Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Department
L. L. Lindley
Veterans study overseas under GI bill of education
Veterans pursue foreign training in humanities and social sciences and other fields. France, Canada and Mexico host about half of U S veteran students. Britain, Italy, Switzerland and Australia also have sizable enrollments. Overseas trainees must know the local language, study is classroom based, and veterans arrange passports, visas, travel, housing, and funding with the host school and VA approval.
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France
Canada
Mexico
Great Britain
Italy
Switzerland
Australia
Sweden
South Africa
Ireland
Israel
Veterans Administration
Carnival opens at Dillon fair grounds for D-Day show
United Shows set up tents and rides at the Dillon fair grounds yesterday and opened last evening. The lineup includes an Octopus ride Roll-a-plane Ferris wheel Miniature Train and whirling airplanes. The carnival runs through Saturday June 10 with a kiddies matinee Saturday 1 to 5 pm offering rides for children under 12 at nine cents under a Lloyd Whipple Post VFW arrangement.
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United Shows’ Carnival
Fairgrounds
Dillon
Lloyd Whipple
Western Montana College graduation draws Lawrence family
Mr and Mrs B M Lawrence and daughter Barbara were Dillon visitors last weekend for their daughter Billie’s graduation from Western Montana College of Education. They also attended nephew Larry Bacon’s high school graduation in Anaconda during the same visit.
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B. M. Lawrence
Barbara
Dillon
Billie
Western Montana College of Education
Anaconda
Larry Bacon
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
Examiner Printing Co showcases top tier job work with precision typography and reliable service. Local clients praise timely delivers and consistent quality across banners posters and catalogs.
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Examiner Printing Co
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