Prelude to a Murder Reappears in Quiet Suburban Life
Linda Dillon hides a dangerous past as she endures Mark Harburn who stalks her in town. Harburn pressures her for 500 dollars claiming he will reveal their history to her husband Forrest, threatening exposure and danger to the family. Linda weighs escape options while fearing discovery and violence.
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Linda Dilson
Linda
Jennie
Forrest
Harburn
Snell
Gie
End of fear and secrets in Linda's perilous life
Linda hides a pawned ring and bracelets to avoid Harburn and plans a tense dinner with Mrs. Dillon and Forrest. After Forrest returns, Linda fears what Forrest knows about Harburn and whether he harmed him. Mark Harburn vanishes, leaving Linda with mounting dread and guilt as she prays for secrecy.
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Forrest
Linda
Mark Harburn
Mrs. Dillon
Harburn
Betty
Novel Centerpiece of Roses Is Idea for Honoring Mother
A Mother's Day centerpiece of roses, carnations, phlox and snapdragons offers a classic tribute, with a baked cake or decorated treats for sweet-fare. The article provides a magic butter frosting recipe using sweetened condensed milk and butter, plus vanilla and sugar for a smooth, light-colored finish.
Young Democrats Boost Directors
The state executive committee of the Young Democrats met in Helena and authorized the state president Hugh LeMire of Miles City to raise the number of sectional directors from five to seven. They also sanctioned proposals to organize new county clubs and coordinate the 20 existing county clubs.
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The
Young Democrats
Helena
Hugh LeMire
Miles City
Students study ACM operations in Great Falls field trip
A group of 17 Montana State College chemical engineering seniors studied industrial operations under Dean W. M. Cobleigh and Dr. John L. Beal. The tour covered Anaconda Copper Mining Co. reduction dep artments in Great Falls and petroleum refineries at Cut Bank. Names listed include Edward Bohlig and Charles Smith among others.
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Great Falls
Montana State College
W. M. Cobleigh
Division of Engineering
John L. Beal
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Cut Bank
Edward Bohlig
Opheim
Peter Carstensen
Helena
Roy Cooper
Harlowton
Dwayne Cunningham
Sunburst
Marvin Dokken
Glasgow
Richard Freeborn
Bonner
William Harty
Elbert Herrick
Joliet
Melbourne Jackson
Dillon
John Kidder
Ronan
Raymond Lakey
Missoula
James MacArthur
Chinook
Gordon McDonald
Philipsburg
Theodore Mullen
Polson
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News Syndicate Co. Inc
Jong
Mark
Mother Dillon
Mr. Dillon
Eddy Gallivan
Mer
Rainbow
Montana
Carl Weissman & Co
Gt. Falls
Mont
Kathryn
A.c.m.operations
Furriers
Clark’s Fork Valley
Anaconda
West
Rawlins
Charles M. Russell
United States
Montana Newspaper Association
Russell
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