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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1939

Page

3

Welfare Board Claims Attorney General Abandoned Its Cause

The welfare board asks the state supreme court to disregard the attorney general brief in a suit by a Butte resident to restore April and May old age pension payments to March levels. The board accuses the AG of faithless public service while attorney Philip O'Donnell seeks to strike the memo as irrelevant and contemptuous. Clarence Hanley defends the AG role as interpreting the welfare act and presenting all facts.

State Supreme Court Public Welfare Board H. J. Freebourn The Welfare Board Butte Welfare Department Philip O’donnell Clarence Hanley Montana

1st State Regiment To Hold Reunion in Lewistown

The 1st Montana regiment that fought in the Spanish American War will gather for a reunion in Lewistown June 11 and 12 amid the annual Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment. Secretary of War Woodring may attend or send a staff officer. Army pursuit planes are expected to escort visitors to Lewistown, with cannon salutes at the airport. More than 100 regiment members from Lewistown walked 125 miles to Great Falls for the five day journey. about 75 veterans remain today.

Montana Lewistown Joe Montgomery Woodring Great Falls

G O P to Choose Scanlan Successor in Montana

At Great Falls on Saturday the Republican State Central Committee will select a successor to Joseph T. Scanlan of Miles City, who resigned earlier this month as Montana’s national committeeman. Scanlan cites health and personal business as reasons for stepping down after 30 years on the committee.

Great Falls Republican State Central Committee Joseph T. Scanlan Miles City G.O.P Montana E. K. Cheadle, Jr Shelby Scanlan

McCrone Talks to Federal Officers After Long Litigation

William McCrone of Butte, who lost his appeal to the U S Supreme Court in a contempt case, finally answered questions from Internal Revenue agents. No announcement of the discussion was made. This ended a year of legal wrangling after Judge James H. Baldwin had ordered the talk and McCrone had refused, triggering jail threats.

William McCrone Butte U. S. Supreme Court U. S. District Court Internal Revenue Department McCrone James H. Baldwin Montana Baldwin Circuit Court of Appeals United States Supreme Court

State to Inspect All Package Goods

Inspectors from the division of weights and measures of the state department of agriculture, labor and industry launch a statewide campaign to ensure all packaged goods show net weights and contain exactly the amounts marked. Legal action will follow for misweighed or unlabeled packages. the weights and measures pamphlet is available from the department.

Division of Weights and Measures State Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry John T. Kelly Kelly State Department of Agriculture

Decision Reversed On Railway Taxes

Treasure county and the state supreme court ruled the Northern Pacific railway can recover taxes paid under protest after a district court dismissal. In 1937 the county levied 19 mills per dollar of taxable value, but the court held state law caps the levy at 16 mills. excess payments are recoverable.

Treasure County State Supreme Court Northern Pacific Railway

Montana State Finances and Warm Springs Hospital Update

State Treasurer Ray N Shannon reports state banks held 8 639839 dollars at end of April up from 7 145809 a year earlier. April receipts totaled 2385200 versus 2060394 last year. Disbursements in April 1938 were 2012140 vs 2545673 last month. Warm Springs State Hospital census May 1 showed 1903 patients, down 14 from April 1. Thirty five new patients were admitted and 49 were paroled died or escaped.

Montana Ray N. Shannon Warm Springs B. L. Pampel

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