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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1940

Page

7

The Great Cardington Faces a Look at the Past

Ward Cardington old, famed Hamlet of Broadway, wakes to news from Anne about a part in John Sassoon's Glamour. He recalls peak days, debts linger, and his daughter’s rising stage career amid plans for a comeback while Mrs. Raleigh presses for repayment.

Anne Chick John Sassoon John Hervey Alston Alston Montclair Ward Cardington Great Cardington Hamlet Richard the Third America Evanses Guilguds Martha Ophelia Cardington Players Broadway Ed Bellamy WBX Sarah Raleigh Sarah Cardington Sassoon Seventh Avenue 45Th Street 42D Street John Sassoon, Inc Canaille Gassoon Anna Held Mr. Cardington Denver Yessueey

Byrd Expedition Scientist To Speak At State College

Dr. Laurence M. Gould second in command and senior scientist of the first Byrd Antarctic expedition will speak at Montana State College during the 1940 high school week on April 26 with slides and motion pictures from his polar work. Gould a Carleton College geology professor and author of Cold was previously with the 1926 Greenland and Arctic expeditions and earned decorations from Italy and France.

Montana State College Laurence M. Gould Merrill R. Good Gould Byrd South Polar General Assembly Carleton College Northfield Minn Antarctic University of Michigan Sudbury Nickel Canada Great Basin United States Dr. Gould Ambulance Corps St. Mihiel Meuse Argonne

Montana Unemployed Paid Over One Million in Benefits

Montana unemployed workers under the social security act have received 1,554,056 in unemployment benefit checks since July 22, 1939. Barclay Craighead, chairman of the Montana unemployment compensation commission, said weekly payments may fall with spring employment. Workers who secure jobs now still build wage credits for future benefit years, and an unemployed recipient may draw benefits for up to 16 checks in any single year. The report includes a county by county breakdown of weekly and total benefits through March 1.

Montana Barclay Craighead Montana Unemployment Compensation Commission Craighead Core Be Neen

Milwaukee Road Boosts Budget for 1940 Improvements

The Milwaukee Road announced a 1940 improvement budget exceeding 8 million dollars, in addition to ordinary operating expenditures for its 11 000 mile system. The proposal covers rail, track, ballast work, new cars and locomotives, and continued reconstruction projects across 12 states with funding partly from Equipment Trust certificates via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.

Milwaukee Road H. A. Scandrett Milwaukee Reconstruction Finance Corporation Mannheim Road Franklin Park Ill Central Avenue Chicago South River Kansas City

Nursery School Toys Made at Great Falls by WPA Workers

Cascade County sponsors a WPA project to manufacture and repair nursery school toys and rustic furnishings at Great Falls. Gordon D. Paxson says materials come from institutions and public agencies. setup is funded by Cascade County and private donors with the county providing quarters. The shop is being equipped and aims to supply play items to Montana charitable institutions and public projects.

Cascade County Great Falls Montana WPA Gordon D. Paxson WPA Professional and Service Division Beene Paxson

Treasure State News Briefs Chronicle Local Happenings

Lewistown reports a state conference of Progressive Education fees set for March 29. Bozeman notes 629 shelterbelt trees planted in 1939 by extension horticulturist E. E. Isaac. Kalispell fire destroys two Kalispell Flying Service planes warming when a Meek engine overheated. Great Falls Barber Music House buys Toy Apartments for over 40000. Plentywood Finnish relief fund collects 152.92 from county towns. Polson funeral for former legislator Andrew J. Brower, 66, who moved from New York to Montana 30 years ago. Livingston William and Clara Cole celebrate 60th wedding anniversary. they settled in Park County in 1892. Helena North Pacific predicts optimistic business outlook for first half of 1940. Malta rites for Aurilla Dobson at Malta Little White church. Conrad Whoop-Up Trail Days set April 5 and 6 with Lions club event and frontier reminiscences.

Plentywood J. L. Stevens Sheridan County Finnish Relief Fund Polson Andrew J. Brower Brower St. Ignatius New York State Montana Livingston William Cole Rock Creek Clyde Park Coles Park County Hardin Ray County Missouri Helena W. H. Millard Northern Pacific Millard New York City St. Paul Malta Aurilla Dobson Old Jones Townsend Little White Church G. Robinson H. Woodward Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints

Velvet for Royalty Duchesses Wear Velvet Gowns This Winter

The duchess of Kent showcases velvet fashion including an Molyneux evening gown with a bodice strap and crinoline. Black velvet appears in an afternoon ensemble with a slim skirt and a fitted jacket trimmed in silver fox.

Duchess of Kent Molyneux

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