Insurance Sherlock Accused of Bias in Local Reports
Dillon and Beaverhead county residents reveal that a Kansas City insurer used a local investigator to bias auto liability reports. Wealthier policyholders were spared cancellations while wage earners with drinking issues were targeted, prompting resignation and warnings of class favoritism. The Examiner promises more details from affected policyholders.
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Kansas City
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Dillon's Insurance Sherlock
Sherlock
Little Fellows
Two marriage licenses issued in Idaho towns
Last week the district court clerk issued marriage licenses to G. W. Eddins, 62, Idaho Falls, and Hannah Nan ney, 42, Rexburg, Idaho, along with Henry Stone, 21, Dillon, and Dorothy Rose, 20, Dillon.
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District Court
G. W. Eddins
Idaho Falls
Hannah Nanney
Rexburg
Idaho
Henry Stone
Dillon
Dorothy Rose
Montana schools face uncertain oil lease income amid court fight
Ernest Immel notes Montana schools earned 8.29 million in 1952 from oil and gas leases and face reduced future royalties as a new lease law is challenged in federal and district courts. He warns few new state leases will be sought, with wheat crop forecasts and tourism efforts shaping state finances.
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Helena
Montana
Ernest Immel
Williston Basin
Arnold H. Olsen
Supreme Court of the United States
Kruse
Rallronaurs
Bureau of Agricultural Economis
Budget Cuts Shrink Eisenhower Era Foreign Aid Push
The eight money bills reduce military and foreign aid requests, with a potential total cuts range from 8.5 to 12 billion dollars. Republicans see this as start toward a manageable budget, while Truman’s 72.8 billion aim could drop to about 60 billion. Senate cuts exceed House, shaping fiscal plans before 1956 elections.
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House
Eisenhower
Congress
Capital Economy Bloc
Truman
Senate
Senate Justice and Commerce
Little Difference in Peace Efforts Across US Priorities
A fragmented OCR text notes shifts in national priorities and allocations within US policy. It mentions study groups, budget considerations, and competing aims among agencies, suggesting only minor changes in overall emphasis despite debate.
Formation of LDS Stake Discussed in Butte Visit
Members of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles visit the Butte area to discuss organizing the first LDS stake in Montana. Proposed plan would place stake headquarters in Butte with wards formed in Anaconda Helena Whitehall Sheridan Three Forks Belgrade Bozeman Townsend and Dillon.
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LDS
Montana
Butte
Quorum of the 12 Apostles
Church of Jesus
Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake City
Anaconda
Helena
Whitehall
Sheridan
Three Forks
Belgrade
Bozeman
Townsend and Dillon
For Sale 1948 Ford F-6 Truck with Rack
Classified ad listing a 1948 Ford F-6 two ton truck for sale asking inquiries to James S. Patterson at RFD Box 55 Anaconda Montana The ad notes stock rack and excellent condition.
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James S. Patterson
Anaconda
Mont
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Asso Des Anon
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Dillon Hide & Fur Co
State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dow
State Highway Commission
Frank Connelly
Billings
Highway Commission
Muoentsuma
M.sula
Momtiuna
T Mons
Joe Hocking
Glasgow Center
M -Tar Iy Teepourer
Culvertsiun
Valuy County Indepense
Oyre
Pappas
Montara Ino
Sears
Joe H .K.rete
Fort Peox
Glasgow
Reecever
Glacier Park
Courier
Mission Wall Lake
Walte
R Chamblin
ATP
LDS Stake
Donald
Gaylord
Butte Mont
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