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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1957

Page

9

Eight Cases Set for Trial at April District Term

Eight cases are on the calendar for the April term of District court convening Monday April 8 with Judge Philip C. Duncan presiding. One criminal case State vs Mike Gregovich for involuntary manslaughter from an August 17 accident on U S Highway 91. Other cases include Peterson vs Jones damages Martinell et al vs Ashworth damages Wells vs Stanchfield damages Glick administrator vs Pierce damages from a fatal auto crash Thompson Realty Co vs Logan damages Black et al vs Harper debt action.

District Court Philip C. Duncan Mike Gregovich U. S. Highway 91 John Gregovich Robert .C. Peterson Lester C. Jones Hazel C. Martinell R. E.ashworth Jean Wells Evelyn Stanchfield Robert. E. Glick Tom Pierce

Budget tensions and union influence cited in federal politics

The article discusses budget debate between the White House and Congress with Democratic leaders blaming the White House for spending while Republicans seek cuts. It notes anti spending pressures from citizens and groups and highlights McClellan committee findings on Teamsters union influence in Oregon.

Eisenhower Congress White House House Oregon McClellan Teamsters Politi

McClellan Committee Probes Unions in Portland and Oregon

Testimony cites a former Oregon Democratic state chair man claiming union leaders sought to seize law enforcement. A beer distributor alleged Teamsters would pay 10 000 for a liquor commission member. An ex mayor says Teamsters officials pressed to allow bootlegging and gambling in Portland. A witness noted a 20 000 payoff. The committee plans to broaden scope to other unions and cities with many letters urging corruption investigations.

Cal Power Oregon Teamsters State Liquor Commission Portland McClellan

Jurors Named From Lima Dillon And Wisdom Districts

A list of jurors selected, including Joseph Michelish, Adelaide Mitchell, Dan Mooney, Mary Ney, Norman Nelson, Elmer Peterson, George Pettit, Dorothy Remely, Robert Peterson, Melvin Peterson, Mrs Peter Peterson, and many others from Lima Dillon Wisdom Armstead and Glen. The lengthy roster identifies residents across multiple towns for jury duty.

Armstead Joseph Michelish Lima J. W. Miles Wise River Adelaide Mitchell Dan L. Mooney Jewell M. Naym Myrtle ‘Neal Dillon Mary Ney Norman R. Nelson Phyllis Norman Roy A. Oliver Wisdom Floyd O’neill Cifford Owen Walter Paddock, Jr Ida Pahnish Vincent Pendleton Elmer Peterson Melvin Peterson Peter H. Peterson Robert Peterson Jackson George D. Pettit Martha Quackenbush Dorothy Remely Polaris E.W. Renfro, Jr E. R. Ritchie Glen Rom Robertson Anthony F. Rogan Silgia Rudy Alveretta Rundie George E. Williss Floyd E. Winn

Dillon Jaycee Convention Promises Diverse Activities

State Jaycee convention agenda highlights include forums on Jaycee and Jayceen activities. Social events feature a luncheon for Jaycee wives and two dances with swimming, skiing, and snow plane riding. Mrs. Theodore Hazelbaker heads the Dillon Jayceen arrangements for the ladies.

Theodore Hazelbaker Dillon Jayceen Club

Riverside Farm Bureau Holds March Meeting at Vigilante Building

Riverside Farm Bureau met Friday evening March 15 at the Vigilante building. President Vilas Banning opened the session and introduced county agent Ed Atkins who introduced hog and dairy specialist Art Jacobs from Montana State College. Jacobs discussed hog types and marketing to fetch better prices and noted shifts toward long meaty hogs and western markets. he cited 1930 cooking fats being 60 percent animal and 1956 fats largely vegetable. A coffee break followed before Jacobs spoke on dairy cattle methods. New officers elected in February included Vilas Banning as president, Glenn Hayden as vice president, Mary Hayden as secretary treasurer, Hazel Laden as women's chairman, and Norman Downing as director.

Riverside Farm Bureau i Vilas Banning Ed Atkins Atkins Art Jacobs Montana State College Jacobs West Coast Riverside Farm Bureau Glenn Hayden Mary Hayden Hazel Laden Norman Downing

Church Circles To Meet Thursday at Methodist

The Jane Selway and Clara Ferris Circles of the WCSC of the Methodist church will hold a joint business and social meeting at the church Thursday at 2 30 p m Hostesses Ouida Jumper Hazel Pierce Mary Durham and Felma Ovitt will arrange the quarterly birthday table Every member is urged to be present.

Jane Selway Clara Ferris WCSC Methodist Church Ouida Jumper Hazel Pierce Mary Durham Felma Ovitt

Administrators Praise Annual Meeting At Dillon

The annual meeting at Dillon High School auditorium featured a German band and prize awards. Leo J. Carmody was re elected president Edward Nolte re elected vice president and H W Wheat re elected secretary treasurer. Re elected to the board were Carmody Dan Pendergast Fred Nelson and W D Sandy. Attendance was lower due to weather but the event proceeded with strong cooperation from the Chamber of Commerce high school officials and citizens.

Page Overhead County Leo J. Carmody Cardwell Edward Nolte Silver Star H. W. Wheat Dan Pendergast Fred Nelson W. D. Sandy Chamber of Commerce Dillon

Advice to the Young: Caution and Patience

A speaker assesses young people as optimistic and hopeful, noting lacking judgment and wisdom from life. He offers two tips from experience: be slightly cautious and sleep on decisions rather than brood on past actions, and above all, do not whine.

Plan to Truck Spuds to Dillon and Ship by Rail

A plan to move 200 to 250 car loads of Bitter Root valley potatoes from Dillon to Southern California was explored via truck to Dillon then rail to Los Angeles. Highways limits of 350 pounds threaten the plan. a 400 pound limit was hoped to be approved after a Missoula meeting.

Dillon California Western News Hamilton Jack Cassel Los Angeles Union Pacific Cassel Highway Department Valley Missoula The Ravalli Co. Improvement Assn Victor Senator Groff Joe Strnisha Norris Nichols Association Ralph Erickson Erickson H. E. Shaw Milton Byrd

St James Guild to Meet Thursday at Hall

The St James Guild will convene at 2:00 PM on Thursday March 21 in the Guild hall. Hostesses are Mrs Howard Morse and Mrs Ada Selway.

ST. James’ Guild Guild Hall Howard Morse Ada Selway

Man Gains Knowledge By Breaking Past Habits Over Years

After years pass a man acquires new know how by shedding habits formed earlier. The process shows personal growth through changing routines and embracing new approaches. The narrative emphasizes gradual learning and persistence.

What will atomic electric power plants look like

Three atomic electric plants now under way will resemble the drawings shown though each differs in reactor type materials and methods. Electric companies manufacturers and the U S Atomic Energy Commission pursue the best ways to use atomic energy to generate electricity, a new stage in America's drive for plentiful power. Electric company expertise from 75 years of service backs the effort.

U.S. Atomic Energy Commission America

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