Early Cancer Is Curable through Early Diagnosis
The piece notes that cancer is highly curable in early stages and urges early screening and treatment. It cites 29,195 five to fifteen year survivors from the American College of Surgeons records and mentions Dr. Anna C Palmer and the Women’s Field Army Against Cancer promoting the slogan Fight It With Knowledge. It warns that 50 000 to 75 000 deaths yearly could be prevented with early action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American College of Surgeons
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Anna C. Palmer
American College
Women’s Field Army Against Cancer
Army
Voter Qualifications for School Elections Restated
County Superintendent Miss Margaret Sweeney says Saturday school election qualifications remain as in prior years. The attorney general’s office has invalidated recent legislative changes to eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sweeney
Attorney General’s Office
Honor Roll of College Announced
Winifred Fredrickson of Great Falls Lorine Johnson of Belt Norma Coon of Dillon Edward Cebull Nina McCafferty of Lewistown Myrtle Genevra McLeod Marian Beth Simpson Paul Simons Alma Johansen Dagmar Madalyn McDonnell Manhattan Fern Ray Ravalli comprise the honor roll list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Fredrickson
Great Falls
Lorine Johnson
Belt
Norma Coon
Dillon
Edward Cebull
Klein
Nina McCafferty
Lewistown
Myrtle Genevra McLeod
Butte
Marian Beth Simpson
Paul Simons
Alma Johansen
Dagmar
Madalyn McDonnell
Manhattan
Fern Ray
Ravalli
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
The Examiner Printing Co shows its top workmanship in printing and job work. It highlights reliable service, precise typography, and dependable delivery for business and personal printing needs.
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The
Examiner Printing Co
Welfare Board Protests Relief Cut in Montana County
County welfare board objects to 33 1 3 and 30 percent cuts in old age assistance and aid to needy and dependent children. It argues current benefits barely cover necessities, requests temporary suspension of reductions, and urges Montana officials and Congress to restore or increase funding. The resolution cites state appropriation gaps and seeks aid from governor, welfare administrator, and Montana delegation.
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Board of Public Welfare
State Board
State Board of Public Welfare
County Poor Fund
State Department
Montana
Congress
United States
State of
State Department of Public Welfare
Butte Royal Arch Masons to Visit Dillon Chapter
A delegation of 25 to 30 members of Butte chapter Royal Arch Masons will visit Dillon chapter No 8 for a regular meeting Saturday night at the Masonic hall. They will confer the Royal Arch degree on a Dillon candidate, followed by an 11 oclock dinner. All members and visiting Masons are invited.
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Butte
Royal Arch Masons
Dillon
Masonic Hall
Matt Kay
Royal Arch
Dillon Club Banquet Highlights Community Talk
A Dillon club banquet featured speaker warning that dangerous isms threaten America if social conditions endanger security. Performances included cornet by Elizabeth Wilkinson and vocal numbers by Mrs. O K Moe and Dr. W H Stephan with accompanists Miss Mary Castles and Mrs. Mary Farrell.
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America
Elizabeth Wilkinson
O. K. Moe
W. H. Stephan
Mary Castles
Mary Farrell
Dr. Stephan
Mrs. Farrell
Celena Mares
Margaret Holloran
Helen Decker Andrus
Dillon Club
Pres
Claudia Faust
Ruth Kelly
Beaverhead Legion Posts Largest Membership Award
Beaverhead post of the American Legion won the special membership award for signing up the largest number of members during anniversary week March 15 to 25. State Adjutant Herbert Kibler announced the post will receive a special citation if it reaches 151 members, ranking third in the district behind Butte and Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
American Legion
Herbert Kibler
Department
Butte
Helena
Billings Mar 31 Highway Letting Set at $615 200
Montana state highway commission fixes March 31 as the letting date at Billings for ten highway projects totaling about 615200 dollars. The list includes repairs, surfacing, widening and bridge work across Fallon Blaine Cascade Broadwater Missoula Yellowstone Daniels and other counties with multiple bridge and road improvements.
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State Highway Commission
Billings
Plevna
Baker
Fallon County
Malta
Blaine County
Harlem West
Wolf Creek
Townsend
Toston
Broadwater County
Bonner-Ovando
Missoula County
Twin Creeks
Big Blackfoot River
Belton
Billings-Broadview Road
Yellowstone County
Anderson named board counsel to Montana board of equalization
Ralph J. Anderson a former state supreme court member is appointed board counsel by the state board of equalization. He will assist in matters involving John A. Matthews selected by Gov Roy E Ayers as a board member. Anderson brings 30 years of Montana legal experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Anderson
State Supreme Court
State Board’ of Equalization
Suy John A. Matthews
Roy E. Ayers
Anderson
Montana
Beginners Shoot At Dillon Gun Club Practice
Beginners were guests of the Dillon Gun club at a Country club traps practice last Sunday. High winds hampered scores with Vic Westergard and W. E. Talent each shooting two 24s. Bob Barrett learned he had been elected club president during his trip home from Florida.
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Dillon Gun Club
Vic Westergard
W. E. Talent
Bob Barrett
Florida
Badges Presented at Court of Awards
Dennis Noone James Suthard Craig Olsen Elmer Sorenson Garry Wiant and David Peterson received badges at the court of awards. Charles Henry gave a short address the program included assembly pledge to the flag remarks by Conrad Orr presiding scout benediction and taps by Stanley Vanairsdale Percy Frazier silver bow area Scout executive of Butte attended the court of honor with other members including E. W. Bond Charles Henry and Dale Tash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Noone
James Suthard
Craig Olsen
Elmer Sorenson
Garry Wiant
David Peterson
Charles Henry
Stanley Vanairsdale
David Curry
Conrad Orr
Percy Frazier
Silver Bow
Butte
Orr
E. W. Bond
Dale Tash
Long Term Lease Offered For Range Control
The Taylor Grazing Administration plans 10 year reference permits to stabilize stockmen operations and promote range conservation and improvement. Permits delayed since earlier this year past the lease expiration of February 28 as the land board issues new leases.
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Taylor Grazing Administration
Land ‘Board
Dillon Rainbow Girls Dance At St James Guild Hall
A large crowd attended a formal dance by the Dillon Rainbow Girls at St James guild hall last Friday night. Eleanor Johnson led the grand march with partner Bolton Lloyd, as committee members oversaw decorations programs and dates. Refreshments were served during the event.
Dillon Choral Club hosts musicale at director's home
The Dillon Choral Club held a Saturday musicale at Mrs. W. G. Gilbert's home with entertaining program and refreshments. Hostesses included Mrs. Gilbert and a list of neighbors. Tony Stefanatz and his wife were surprised at a later gathering, with dancing to John Rebish Jr. on accordion and about 20 guests. Lunch followed at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Choral Club
Tony Stefanatz
Mike Stefanatz, Jr
John Rebish, Jr
Miss Wardrop Hosts Her Third Birthday Party
Miss Clase Jean Wardrop entertained six friends at her home Sunday for her third birthday. Guests included Gail Tolley Kay Kamber Carroll Walters Jimmy Olson Billy Cottom and Mark McCullom.
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Miss Clase Jean Wardrop
Gail Tolley
Kay Kamber
Carroll Walters
Jimmy Olson
Billy Cottom
Mark McCullom
Local clubs host meetings in Dillon on Monday and upcoming April dates
The American Association of University Women met at Miss Melissa Minger's home with Miss Lucy H. Carson speaking on Modern Poetry. Various groups including the B B club Busy Bee club Beaverhead DAR Nile club Lutheran Ladies Aid and Methodist Men held sessions and plan activities through April with reports from Kalispell noted.
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American Association of University Women
Melissa Minger
Lucy H. Carson
B. B. Club
Paul Stahl
Frank Nelson
Busy Bee Club
Beaverhead
Daughters of the American Revolution
F. H. Bimrose
Kalispell
W. B. Willey
Henry G.rodgers
Dillon Daughters of the Nile Club
H. G. Rodgers
T. E.‘Luebben
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Martin Thompson
Methodist Church
George Elwell
George Farrell
C.I.C0
Elmer Devaney
Keeney Case Set for Supreme Court Hearing
Philip O. Keeney seeks reinstatement as librarian at the state university in Missoula. The Montana Supreme Court will hear the case April 24, after a district court ruling in Keeney’s favor following a 1937 contract non renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip O. Keeney
State University At
Missoula
State Supreme Court
Keeney
State Board of Education
High Court
Portrait of Captain James Lawrence Sends Court Battle
In Trenton New Jersey chancery court litigants claim a Gilbert Stuart portrait of Captain James Lawrence owned by their family. They say the painting held by the New Jersey Historical Society should be returned as part of a 1887 will bequest contingency. The case traces to Lawrence's 1813 Chesapeake battle and his famous cry Don't Give Up the Ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
James Lawrence
New
Kelly
Wyo
Gertrude Redmond Hubbard
Gertrude Redmond McCain
Grant National Park
Bureau of Public Roads
California
Mary Lawrence Redmond
Newport
R. L
the Historical Society
William Preston Redmond
Redmond
Society
Lawrence
Burlington
Chesapeake
Shannon
Halifax
Beaverhead Home Agent Appointed a Beverhead Official
Miss Conlon selected as Beaverhead home agent bringing North Dakota State College background and 4-H club leadership. She taught home economics in Moose Lake and Valley City and will oversee a program grown from 15 clubs to 12 clubs focused on clothing foods nutrition home improvement and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lake
Valley City
N. D
Eckelson
North Dakota State College
Springfield
Mass
Beaverhead
Miss Conlon
Miss Stone
State Head of Star Is Guest Here
The visiting state head of the Eastern Star attended events in Dillon. Music was provided by Mrs. Blythe Stephan and others with Mrs. Moe as accompanist. Mrs. Danskin arrived Sunday night, staying with Mrs. T. E. Luebben, and visited Elva Boardman chapter in Lima Monday night before heading to the Butte chapter.
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Normal College
Blythe Stephan
Catherine P. Willis
Helen Jones
Catherine Hawkins
Florence Gilbert
Moe
Danskin
Dillon
T. E. Luebben
Elva Boardman
Lima
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