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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1950

Page

9

Dillon Crushes Garrison 25-5 at Vigilante Field Sunday

Dillon's city ball nine exploded for 25 runs and 16 hits to crush Garrison 25-5 last Sunday afternoon at Vigilante Field. Adonis Hinkley hit a home run as Dillon pitcher Floyd Vandegrift fanned nine. Dillon will play Elliston next Sunday as Helmville joins the league to make six teams.

Dillon Garrison Ray Lynch Floyd Vandegrift Marshall Hoffman Sanderson Pomeroy Adonis Hinkley Vandegrift Elliston Helmville

Drummond Beats Philipsburg 14-3 in Circuit Football

Drummond defeated Philipsburg 14 to 3 last Sunday in a circuit football game. Other results from the league were not yet reported.

Drummond Philipsburg Helmville Elliston Garrison

Census Revisions Highlight City Population Shifts

The article notes miscalculations before the 1950 census with Salt Lake City underestimating by over 30,000 and cites ranch workers replaced by machinery and out-of-county residents. It argues Dillon’s census map shows most growth lies within existing city limits, limiting population gain.

Salt Lake City Idaho Dillon

The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co

The Examiner Printing Co showcases top quality printing and job work services. Local firm promotes reliable turnaround and precision in surveys, posters, and commercial printing.

The Examiner Printing Co

Veterans Administration Q A Column Named for Local Readers

The newspaper will print a weekly VA questions column to aid veterans. Readers are urged to contact the nearest VA unit for detailed information or to write for guidance.

Veterans Administration

Widows Eligible for Veterans G I Loans After 1950 Act

The Housing Act of 1950 lets unremarried widows of World War II veterans obtain G I home farm and business loan guarantees. Eligibility mirrors death compensation rules. veteran served 1940 to 1947 and died from service or service connected causes. Widows must not remarry. Direct VA loans may be available where private financing is unavailable. A question on collecting G I policy dividends is answered: dividends go to the beneficiary automatically if the policy was in force at death.

Veterans Administration VIA G.I

WWII Vets Convert Term Insurance to Permanent Plans

World War II veterans increasingly convert NSLI term policies to permanent plans under National Service Life Insurance. By March 1950 about 1,785,000 of 5.6 million policies were permanent, up 140 percent from a year earlier, with 57,000 in the Pacific Northwest converting to permanent plans.

Veterans Administration Pacific Northwest Congress

VA eye care benefits for service connected disability

The premium rate for permanent policies is set by age at conversion and stays fixed. The VA may furnish corrective spectacles if the eyesight issue is service connected or caused by a service connected disability and upon application.

Beneficiaries Receive Special NSLI Dividend

National Service Life Insurance dividend checks totaling 1,143,550 dollars were mailed this week to 15,310 beneficiaries of deceased veterans in the Pacific Northwest. The VA said about 85 percent of payments due have been sent, with the rest to be processed by June 30.

National Service Life Pacific Northwest Veterans Administration

Lightning Hazards To Fishermen In Montana Advice

Montana fish and game officials report tips from Texas on avoiding lightning while fishing. If ashore is impossible, use a vertical metal fishing pole as a makeshift rod and lie flat in the boat to reduce strike risk during sudden Montana summer storms.

Montana Fish and Game Department Texas Game Department B. N. Fafford Texas University Mentor Gafford Montana Helena Treasure State

Hatchery Headliners: Ennis Trout Breakthrough at Field and Stream

Field and Stream features Dale White a Ramsay writer detailing Ennis Fish and Wildlife hatchery under Superintendent Bill Baker Jr. producing yearling rainbow trout seven to nine inches long. Selective breeding and spotless facilities drive the gains. By 1952 the hatchery aims to yield 100000 pounds yearly for planting, with Montana biologist Phenecie cited for challenging old methods.

Madison U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service Ennis Field and Stream Hatchery Dale White Howard Place Ramsay Harry W Bill) Baker, Jr Place Baker Charles K. Phenecie Montana Butte

Degrees Awarded at Montana State College Graduation

Montana State College awarded bachelor degrees to William Hawkins Jr Maurice Francis Sullivan and Warren G Temple of Dillon at the annual graduation ceremony on Monday June 5 The college set a new record with 706 bachelor degrees and 41 master's degrees in the 1950 class while totaling 256 more BS degrees than the 1949 class

Montana State College William Hawkins, Jr Maurice Francis Sullivan Warren G. Temple Dillon M.S.C

Thomas Lists 1950 Legion Committees

Thomas outlines 1950 Legion committees with chairs and members across Finance Publicity Visitation of Sick Americanism and Athletic groups, detailing names such as Richard Burns Norman Ovitt Luther Smith Rev A B Ward Carl M Davis and others.

A. B. Ward George Gosman Jim Womack Bob Gregg J. V. McCarthy E. J. Donovan Carl M. Davis

Notable Names in Public Service and Relief Committees

The record lists several officials and chairs across departments including Graves and Records, Norman Ovitt as chairman, Paul Temple and Raymond Schwartz, Carl M. Davis for Child Welfare, Mae Talent and Mrs Katherine MacGregor for Disaster Relief, and Warren Stone as defense chair with Paul Temple and Bob Dodd.

Jim Womack E. J. Donovan William Hubbard Graves Norman Ovitt Paul Temple Raymond Schwartz Carl M. Davis Mae Talent Katherine MacGregor Warren Stone Bob Dodd

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Local Nine Camp EL Bethel Dillon Implement Co Lex” Templin Pipe Organ Lodge Clyde Mecham, Mgr Erwin Paul V State College Montana Power Company Ana And Davis Electric CO E. Sebree First National Bank Northwest Bancorporation Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Frigidaire H. & S. Refrigeration Co John Deere John Deere Model Allis-Chalmers P. J. Lovell
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