Montana Legislature Ends Week With Wide Bill Action
Lawmakers moved on drivers license tests and university millage as they approved funding for the state’s institutions. The senate and house debated taxes on liquor and cigarettes, fire safety rules, and public-assembly exits while outlining deadlines before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Highways Committee
Senate Committee
House
W. E. Page
Missoula
Senate
Washington, D. C
Hungry Horse Dam
National Congress
Kerr Dam
Hungry Horse
Mike Mansfield
Mont
United Press
Congress
Montana University
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Montana Highway Patrol
State Insane Hospital
Montana
C. J. Williams, R
Billings
House Appropriations Committee
Alaska
H.A. Loble
Helena
G. W. O’connor
Fromberg
Senate Judiciary Committee
G. R. Pierce
State Banking Department
J. F. Toman
Bowers
Jhouse
Montana Liquor Control Board
State General Fund
Sam C. Ford
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Narcotics Education Commission
Board of Examiners
P. K. Harlow
Thompson Falls
Harlow
F. C. Kreig
Kreig
C. ‘J. Williams
Senate Taxation Committee
Montana State College
J. C. Toole
Shelby
Northern Montana College
Eastern Montana Normal
Tom Burke
H. A. Loble
Veterans Clubs
Red Cross Membership Drive Continues with Local Volunteers
The ongoing drive lists numerous volunteers across regions including Pacific, North Pacific, South Dakota, Glendale, Washington, Idaho, Kentucky, Thomson, Railroad and Rife, Bozeman, River Road and west of Metlen. Names such as Mrs. Ray Megquier, Mrs. William Mitchell, Mrs. Leonard Schulz, Mrs. D. L. Johnson, and others are recorded as contributors to the fundraising effort.
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RED Cross
Pacific
Ray Megquier
William Mitchell
North Pacific
Leonard Schulz
D. L. Johnson
South Dakota
William Kajin
Francis Gibbons
Glendale
Lambert Eliel
Dave Williams
South Washington
E. J. Donovan
Lamar Hatton
North Washington
R. M. Stone
Roscoe Cornell
South Idaho
Three youths arrested in car theft case
Three youths were arrested on a car theft charge. The car involved was the one authorities had been seeking. The youths are believed to have fueled the vehicle from Mrs. Wyndham Evans of Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania, visiting her niece Mrs. Hayess Baxter and sister Mrs. Kathryn Tonrey.
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Idaho
Temple
Nebraska
Dillon
Wyndham Evans
Wilkes Barre, Pa
Hayess Baxter
Kathryn Tonrey
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Pye Ae
As’ Staples
Bendix
Dillon’s Appliance
Trict
Elena Slepcevich
Normal College
Homer Faust
Margaret Orr
John Hartwig
Bagley
Elsie Crouch
Federal
Barbara Holloran
Barrett Hospital
Henry Temianka
Temianka
New York
Boston
San Francisco
Europe
Paris
London
Amsterdam
Geneva
Stockholm
Vienna
Warsaw
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Helsinki
The
Hague
Leningrad
Scotland
Holland
United States
Dean Packer
Bernice Sargent
Ray Kealoha
Frisco Baker
Amos Elliott
Bernice and Clyde Mecham
Montana Dower Company
Vaughn