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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1942

Page

7

Two Honorary Degrees Granted at Montana State June Commencement

Montana State university will award an honorary Doctor of Science to Herald R. Cox bacteriologist at the Rocky Mountain Laboratory Hamilton and a Doctor of Letters to John Mason Brown drama critic editor and lecturer of New York City at the June 1 commencement. Cox noted for vaccine development for spotted and typhus fever and for encephalitis studies. Brown a Harvard graduate and renowned drama critic who taught at MSU in 1923 1929 and 1931 and writes for the New York World Telegram.

Montana State University Herald R. Cox Rocky Mountain Laboratory Hamilton John Mason Brown New York City Cox United States Health Service United States Brown New York World- Telegram Indiana State Teachers College John Hopkins University Rockefeller Institute United States Pubiic Health Service Harvard Courier-Journal Louisville Theater Arts Monthly American Laboratory Theater

Bennion urges taxing bodies to cut corners for war savings

Montana Taxpayers association leader Fred Bennion calls for cutting nonessential payrolls across state and local governments to aid war production. He cites Census data showing payroll growth since 1929 and argues a 10 percent cut could yield substantial taxpayer savings without harming essential services.

Montana Taxpayers’ Association Fred Bennion Taxpayers Group United States Bureau of Census Montana Census Bureau Bennion

The Traveling Man's Wife 240 Percent Love Draws Strain

Leora and Fred's weekend idyll wars with guilt and anxiety as Leora grapples with her affair for Ramon Torre and a looming New York job. The Beckett dinner reveals tensions while Fred clutches ailing health and a craving for creative work.

Pretty Girls Train for Jobs in Sky

Western Air Lines trains coed stewardesses at Lockheed terminal to free registered nurses for war duty. Ten trainees begin two months of study emphasizing mechanics radio and sleeper berths with criteria including education age weight and personality.

West Lockheed Air Terminal Western Air Lines Western Air Hugh W. Coburn University of Southern California

Interscholastic Meet Co ordinator Named Warren Vaughan

Warren Vaughan of Billings is named co ordinator for high schools and Montana State University during the interscholastic track meet. Vaughan, a law student, becomes student chairman of the interscholastic committee directing committees that will accommodate hundreds of participants.

Warren Vaughan Billings Montana State University Vaughan

Night Drive and a Last Dance Plan

Leora begs Ramon to delay his return trip as they plan a final evening together before he travels to New York. Fred recovers enough to drive toward Detroit, while Leora sends him to a shady Castle Apartment hotel for a rendezvous, masking her tale with Ellen Dunne.

Leora Fred Elaine Ramon Tom Florida Miami Becker Street Institute Benton Western Union Una Detroit Mr. Wilson Kathryn Fred Wilson Kathryn Cooper New York Ellen Dunne Ellen Tadworth Castle Apartment

Summer Workshop Course At Montana State University

Gratia Clasen, English dramatics and speech teacher from Rye NY, joins Montana State University summer session as a specialist. She will present plans and lectures to teachers and administrators on curriculum construction during wartime. The workshop course is organized by the school of education under President Ernest O Melby and aims to be a timely feature of the program.

Montana State University Gratia Clasen Rye High School New York School of Education Ernest O. Melby

Bible shipment to Uganda aided by tins

The British and Foreign Bible Society sent a 1896 shipment of Bibles to Uganda in central Africa. The Bibles were specially shaped to fit a two pound biscuit tin used by locals to protect the books from vermin.

British and Foreign Bible Society Uganda Central Africa

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