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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1954
Page
4
Walter Chamblin reports private Capitol discussions reveal Southern Democrats opposed federal hiring standards and the Ives amendment for a compulsory fair employment practices commission. Northern lawmakers sided with efforts to amend Taft-Hartley, highlighting regional tensions over national hiring rules.
The piece outlines how Southern Democrats blocked FEPC expansion and forced recommittal of Taft Hartley amendments amid Republican leadership limiting debate. It notes Eisenhower’s dismay, posturing for Northern and Great Lakes states, and potential groundwork for a NATO style Southeast Asia accord countering Viet Minh intervention.
Reverend Donald Weitzel leads Lima Community Church offering Sunday school at 9 45 am and worship at 11 am. Youth fellowship at 3 pm and 7 30 pm Thursday, with evening service at 8 pm and midweek Bible study and prayer at 7 pm Wednesday. Choir practice at 8 pm Wednesday. Everyone is invited.
County actions prohibit dumping on public highways within 200 yards of roads. violators face prosecution by County Attorney. Also notices for storage sale of vehicles in Dillon Montana, bids for school desks, and a liquor license application for Wise River. Public actions by Beaverhead County officials and boards dated 1954.
The Melrose Thimblers 4 H club hosted a Mothers Tea on Sunday May 16 entertaining mothers from the Glen Sagebrush ettes Melrose Women's club and Butte guests. Judy Reichle demonstrated Vegetable Fruit Salad while Jacky Emery presented Nylon Notes care for nylons and pattern details. Marie Rose showed sleeper pattern fitting on plaid fabrics as well as pinning techniques. Tea punch and light sandwiches accompanied pastel floral centerpieces and nut cup favors crafted by the group.
James McCashin, service officer for the state veterans welfare commission, visits Dillon each Thursday with headquarters at the Montana state employment service. He offers free help to veterans on pensions, insurance, employment, vocational rehabilitation, education and other benefits under existing legislation.
Wantshi lost or stray two horses described as a sorrel with stripe in face two white feet about 1150 pounds and a chunky bay about 950 pounds with a lazy F diamond bar brand on left shoulder no white markings. Contact George Hartman Bannack Montana 45-21. For sale Zenith apartment size store two years old good condition inquire at Dillon Examiner.
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