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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1953

Page

7

School Budget Deadlines Set Across Montana

Montana school board trustees must adopt preliminary budgets by June 22. County commissioners and county superintendents of schools begin final budget consideration July 27. Public hearings on county and municipal budgets occur August 5. Final budgets and tax levies are due by August 10, with taxpayers allowed to attend and comment.

Montana County Budget Board County Superintendent of Schools Board of County Commissioners Pkseekers

Lamb Marketing Pool Meeting Planned in Dillon

Woolgrowers are invited to a public meeting in Dillon in the courtroom of the courthouse on Saturday June 13 at 8 p m to discuss forming a lamb marketing pool. The session aims to gauge interest and answer flock owners questions with Riverside Farm Bureau and the extension office sponsoring and cooperating.

Dillon Riverside Farm Bureau

Coons Removed from Montana Game List as Nuisance

Montana Fish and Game Commission announces in Montana Wildlife that the raccoon, effective July 1, is removed from the game animal list. It may be hunted and taken without a big game license and with dogs. The commission calls the raccoon a nuisance and notes little interest as a game animal.

State Fish and Game Commission Montana Wildlife

To Close-or Not to Close and a Campus Fracas

A Dillon opinion column weighs closing businesses for funerals and argues for consistency or elective discretion. It also covers a street clash where six college students fought three men of Mexican descent, highlighting racial tension and unequal treatment in arrests and medical care.

Dillon Beaverhead County

Sgt Owen Reaches Okinawa for Air Force Duty

Sgt Leroy Owen son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Owen Dillon has arrived on Okinawa for Air Force duty after a four day trip from the United States with stops at Honolulu Wake Island and Tokyo He will serve as gunner on a B 29 bomber after processing completes Previously stationed at Savannah Georgia he traveled from Travi AFB California with Sgt Richard Gillen Rowan Montana They have been crewmates for about two years and were recently in a North Africa training session Sgt Owen has 19 months remaining in a four year enlistment

Leroy Owen Alvin Owen North Washington Street Dillon Okinawa Air Force United States Honolulu Wake Island Tokyo Japan Owen Savannah Travi Afb Calif Montana Richard Gillen

Costs Per Pupil Listed for Local School Systems

The Montana Taxpayer reports 1952-63 budgets for 61ish Montana schools with per pupil costs. Beaverhead County High School with 242 pupils budgets 382 per pupil. Broun in Sidney budgets 281. Out Bank tops at 428. Dillon elementary with 478 pupils budgets 243 per pupil. Poplar tops elementary at 337. Plentywood records 210 per pupil as the lowest.

Montana Montana Taxpayers Association Beaverhead Broun Sidney Poplar Plentywood

Eisenhower Proclaims Farm Safety Week July 19 25

President Eisenhower issues a proclamation calling a farm safety week from July 19 to 25 to reduce rural accidents. Maynard H. Coe of the National Safety Council emphasizes preventing deaths and injuries as essential to sustaining farm production.

Eisenhower Maynard H. Coe National Safety Council Amerca

College Rowley Remarks on Disorderly Conduct and Equality

A 1953 document criticizes public altercations as disorderly regardless of side and urges equal arrest and trial for all involved. It condemns racial bias in charges, notes boys will act rashly, and questions college youths seeking combat while proposing military service as an outlet.

United States Armed Forces

Ranch Time Sheets for Social Security at the Examiner

The Examiner reports on timekeeping methods for Social Security cases at a rural ranch site. Officials review payroll, hours logged, and eligibility. The piece notes local workers' compliance and potential impacts on benefits.

the Examiner

Korean Veterans Plead Guilty To Misdemeanor

Frank Segisous and Fred Gonzales pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor assault before Justice of the Peace at Dillon. Each was fined 100 dollars and paid. The incident followed a late June 5 altercation at a highway intersection north of Dillon involving college students, with two students wounded. Segisous and Gonzales, Korean veterans born and raised in California, were later linked to an automobile theft allegation tied to a vehicle they co-owned with Walter Curtis. Tony Vuillaparda was released after arrest.

Frank Segisous Fred Gonzales Evans Ci Tires Justice of the Peace Dillon California Sx College Diljot Dulen Sheriffs Office Segisous Gonzales Tony Vuillaparda Walter Curtis

Engagements and wedding date set in Dillon area

Rosemary Lane daughter of George and Mrs Lane of Dillon will wed Keith F Rampschrar son of Mrs John Rampschrar of Bloomfield in Dillon on June 20. Lane is a Western Montana graduate and teacher. Rampschrar studied accounting at MSU summa cum laude. Cara Redd daughter of Ben and Mrs Redd of Dillon will marry Wayne Nelson son of Norman Nelson of Dillon on June 21 at St James Episcopal Church Dillon. Redd attended Western Montana College and St Mary of the Wasatch. Nelson attended Dillon and Bozeman schools and is a medical student at Washington State College Pullman.

Rosemary Lane George E Lane Dujon Keith F. Rampschrar John Rampschrar Bloomfield Ln Dulon Mis Nolia Thegram MSU Missoula Cara Redd Ben Redd Dillon Wayne Nelson Norman Nelson Dilber James Episcopal Church

VA issues home buyer guide for veterans under GI loan program

The Veterans Administration releases a 311 page booklet To the Home-Biving Veteran to aid World War II and Korean veterans in buying or building a home with a GI loan. It explains neighborhood, lot, house selection, costs, contracts, closing, duties, and VA limits. Copies free at VA offices upon request.

Veterans Administration

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