Wisdom Beulah Neidt Correspondent Notes Local Social Life
The Wisdom community news covers regular meetings at the Community Building, club activities, and visits. Notable items include the Wisdom Woman's Club first regular meeting, reports from delegates on national conventions, and many residents visiting relatives in nearby towns. Several families host gatherings, dinners, and farewell parties for departing members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Community Building Association
Argyl Stephens
Missoula
Stewart Capehart
Butte
Arthur Roth
Diamond Bar Inn
Stephen
Candace Capehart
Sharon Neidt
Steve Williams
Edith Denny
Jane Smith
Eddie Wenger
Johnny Lee
Laurie Eliel
Jan Hirschy
Steve Hirschy
Jackson
Raymond Johnson
Maryellen
Tom Williams
Dillon
Carl Ferguson
Melody
Salmon
Idaho
Oliver Hoge
Louella
Martin Bleile
Anaconda
Ted Woodward
State Federation
Bob McDowell
George Cottrell
Ralph Nichols
John Thomas
G. W. Thompson
St. James Hospital
Wisdom
Mel McDowell
Bristow School
Legion and Auxiliary Honor Mining District Leaders in Deer Lodge
Ted Harper post of the American Legion and its auxiliary hosted a no host dinner for Mining District No. 6 leaders Henry W May and Frank J McCormack of Deer Lodge, Helena district president Mrs Jack Noegele, and other guests. Bill Parish as toastmaster led a 45 person gathering with a piano solo by Clifton Bruns before district officers addressed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Harper
The
American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
Henry W. May
Frank J. McCormack
Bill Parish
Ted Harper Post
Clifton Bruns
Special Antelope Permits Drawn in Montana Regions
The Montana Fish and Game Commission announced two special drawings for antelope permits. Wibaux County offers permits for any antelope sex with a season October 12 to 26 after an October 11 drawing. A second drawing at Wilsall grants 40 permits for the Shields River drainage in Park, Gallatin and Meagher counties, with a season October 11 to November 15.
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Wibaux County
Wibaux
State Fish and Game Commission
Wilsall
Shields River
Park
Gallatin
Meagher
Guided Missile Era Arms Race Shifts From Planes to Robots
The article discusses a U S Navy report of a September 1 robot attack on a Korean target using an unmanned plane launched from an aircraft carrier. It notes U S capability for a large scale robot campaign and compares Soviet progress, citing V 1 and V 2 origins and shipboard missile platforms. It also warns that U S advances may outpace public perception due to crude robot aircraft mating with advanced guidance tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Navy
Cmdr
Lawrence A. Kurtz
U.S
Korea
Russia
Ussr
United States
Tured
London
Tito’s Secret Bride Revealed in Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia discloses Marshal Tito’s three month old marriage to 28-year-old Major Jovanka Budisavljevic. The invitation notes Tito and Mrs Broz at reception for British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden. Budisavljevic met Tito while serving in his secretariat. she is his third wife with two former children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josip Broz Tito
Jovanka Broz
Anthony Eden
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
Stalin
Mrs. Broz
Budisavljevic
U S debt grows in 1951 with record business activity
Commerce Department reports net public and private debt rose 33 billion dollars in 1951, reaching 519 billion by year end. Private debt up 31 billion and state local government debt 2.5 billion. Federal debt essentially unchanged at 219 billion as economic activity rose. Farm debt totals 13.3 billion, up 11 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Commerce Department
Department
Truman and Taft End Stump Tour Across Nation
Truman completes a two week nationwide tour as Taft winds down the eastern leg of his campaign. The two party drumbeaters map cross country itineraries showing politicians traveling to rally support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Truman
Sen
Robert Taft
Truman
Senator Taft
Thule Air Base Emerges as Arctic Defense Outpost
In Greenland's western coast, the United States builds Thule air base on 90 000 acres as a northernmost jet fighter outpost and intercontinental bomber staging ground. It lies 2 752 miles from Moscow and 4 115 from Vladivostok and was formed over 18 months from small flat areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leif Erickson
Thule
Greenland
Moscow
Omsk
Stalinsk
Vladivostok
Arctic
Franz Josef Land Group
Islands
North Pole
Mystery Disease Polio a Century Old Puzzle
Dr J J Condon notes polio remains a mystery disease with much known and much unknown. The virus theory dominates, three polio virus types identified, and spread theories include flies food water birds and animal vectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
J. J. Condon
Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Company
Condon
Veterans Affairs contact column to answer frequent questions
A weekly column will publish veterans questions for VA contact men to provide guidance. Veterans are instructed to write or contact the nearest VA unit for detailed information and assistance in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Veterans begin GI bill training first wave in Northwest
More than 31 000 post Korea veterans filed for education benefits in the first 10 days after eligibility opened. Washington State reports the first trainee John D Som a meat cutter from Renton. Idaho’s first trainee Robert C Fitzke Boise training with the surveying bureau. Oregon’s first trainee William Walman Portland florist. The VA warns actual start numbers by Aug 31 will be lower than applications due to September school openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Pacific Northwest
Washington
G. I. Bill
John D. Som. Renton
Sam
Meat Cutters Union
Safeway Stores, Inc
Idaho
Robert C. Fitzke
Boise
Loan limits on National Service Life Insurance policy
Veterans in training receive education and training allowances from the government to cover part of living costs. Question of the Week asks how much a veteran can borrow on his permanent NSLI policy and at what annual rate. Answer: up to 94 percent of the policy reserve value after one year, with a four percent yearly interest rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Service
Postoffice Seeks Clerk and Carrier in Dillon
Federal civil service announces examinations for substitute clerk and substitute city carrier to fill Dillon post office vacancies. Applicants must live within Dillon delivery or be bona fide patrons. Present employees eligible. Obtain forms at any post office or from Seattle regional director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Civil Service
Dillon Post Office
Board of Civil Service Examiners
US. Civil Service Region
Federal Office Bldg
Seattle 4
Wash
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Wisdom Beulah Neidt
Earl Willey
Hamilton
Hallie’ Covey
Hans Lauesen
Mr. Lauesen
F. P. Neilson
Fortuna
Calif
Henry Wenger
Pete Rasmussen
Oceanside
Bruce Grimes
George Helming
John
Camp Gordon
Signal Corps
Clarence Helming
Harry Helming
Roy Baker
Bob
Bob Melvin
George Bernard
Kate Hurley
Marlow Hyatt
J. C. Fuller
South Idaho
St. Dillon, Montana
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington, Illinois
Legion
Democratic
Joe Marsh
Balesville
Windy Taylor
Judge Cunningham
United States Brewers Foundation
Ultima Thule
Arctic Air Base
Hazelbaker
Insurance Agency
Dillon, Mont
B. C. H. S. Beavers
Deer Lodge
Vigilante Stadium
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
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