No Comment on James W. Douthat and Labor Legislation
Washington observers discuss next session prospects for curbing unions. Key points include administration push, coalition realignments, and voter pressure in 1958. McClellan Committee findings and Hoffa era Teamsters corruption boost drive for reform and limits on union power.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
McClellan
Senate
Sen
D-Ark
Teamsters Union
Jimmy Hoffa
McClelland Committee
Right or Wrong column by George M Melton
A column titled Right or Wrong by George M Melton appears in a recent national magazine. The author notes the timely nature of the piece and suggests quoting from it, reflecting on the long use of the heading.
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George M. Melton
Southerners oppose federal troop intervention in Little Rock
The piece argues Southern resistance to federal troops in Little Rock, labeling it an invasion of states rights. It notes deep secessionist distrust of integration and predicts possible state overreach to protect public schools, framing the issue as a battle over federal versus state police powers.
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Little Rock
South
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
Canterbury
Dam Construction Depends on President's Fiscal Budget Policy
The East Bench Unit dam project hinges on the Administration's budget policy even as the Bureau of Reclamation plans $59,000 more for planning. Acting Commissioner Crosthwait informs Senator Mansfield that current fiscal year funding targets aim to finish the definite plan report and begin field surveys for design data while awaiting budget approval.
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Bureau of Reclamation
Clark Canyon
East Beadh
U. S
Mike Mansfield
S. W. Crosthwait
Mansfield
East Bench
Dillon Man Killed In Auto Crash Near Columbus
Francis F. Taylor 46, a farm machinery salesman at Cochrane Motors, died Tuesday night when his car left the highway and went over an embankment about three miles east of Columbus around 11 15. He was traveling alone to a meeting in Billings. Survived by wife Margaret and two daughters Doris and Elvina. Born Boise Idaho August 31 1911, moved to the area in 1941. Body at Brundage Funeral Home Dillon with funeral arrangements pending.
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Francis F. Taylor
Cochrane Motors
Columbus
Taylor
Dillon
Billings
Margaret
Doris
Elvina
Lewistown
Boise
Ida
Mace
Aronson Urges East Bench Clark Canyon Dam Funds
Governor J Hugo Aronson called on Interior Secretary Seaton to include a 1958-59 budget item for the Clark Canyon dam and East Bench Unit construction. He said preliminary work is done and the project is ready to start once funds are appropriated, with a water users’ car noted.
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Clark Canyon
East Bench
J. Hugo Aronson
A. Seaton
Washington
Aronson
Bureau
Seaton
Big Hole Baby Beef Club Formed At Zebarths Meeting
The Big Hole Rangers and Cowberies reorganized at the ZeBarth home. Ruth Ann Nelson was elected President Sherry Nelson Vice President Linda Lou ZeBarth Secretary Treasurer Gail Bacon Recreation Leader and Francis Schindler Reporter. Ten members planned yearly program and Barbara Schindler led recreation. Next meeting set for Jay Nelson's November 16.
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Big Hole Rangers
Roy ZeBarth
Ruth Ann Nelson
Sherry Nelson
Linda Lou ZeBarth
Gail Bacon
Francis Schindler
Big Hole Baby Beef Club
Barbara Schindler
Ed Atkins
East Bench Unit Project Topic At Chamber Breakfast
Beaverhead chamber heard an update on the East Bench Unit and Clark Canyon dam. Senators Murray and Mansfield seek 2 million dollars to move Highway 91 and Union Pacific ROW to crest the dam.
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Topic al Chamber of Commerce
Plans for Dillon Hereford Show and Sale Loom
Entries for the 1957 Dillon Hereford Show and Sale arrive at the Dillon Fairgrounds on Sunday October 20. Judging by John McDonald of Vaughn begins October 22 at 1 00 p m at the County Fairgrounds. A smoker and consignor dinner follow at 7 30 p m at the Elks Club with reservations through the Extension Office or Elks Club.
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Ed Atkins
Dillon
Montana
John McDonald
Vaughn
Elks Club
County Extension Office
The
Beaverhead County
Becker- Hereford
Wilsall
Vigilante Electric Delegation Attends State Cooperative Convention
Vigilante Electric's 10 county area delegation to the state convention of 25 rural cooperatives traveled to Livingston for meetings from Sunday through Tuesday. Leo S. Carmody, Cardwell, chaired board, and Holger Carlson, Dillon, spoke as directors. Bruce Watters, Dillon, discussed power use and the Youth Electric Fair begun in 1954. John Myhre of Washington, D C, and Harry Resseng of Livingston addressed the gathering.
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Vigilante Electric
Livingston
Leo S. Carmody
Cardwell
Herb W. Wheat
Dillon
Holger Carlson
A. F. Shearer
Townsend
Howard Babcock
Bruce Watters
Carmody
Babcock
John Myhre
Washington, D. C
REA
Harry Resseng
Montana Cooperatives
McFadden and Hagenbarth Lead Parish Building Fund Drive
Reverend Bernard J. Sullivan announced Mr. T. F. McFadden and Mr. David Hagenbarth as co chairmen of a parish campaign to raise at least 50 000 for Saint Rose's Building Fund. The leaders pledged active involvement and urged Catholic participation to support redevelopment and expansion of parish activities.
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T. F. McFadden
David Hagenbarth
Saint Rose
Bernard J. Sullivan
Father Sulivan
McFadden
Hagenbarth
Father Sullivan
Community Health Program Planning Meeting Held
A meeting at the high school gathered local officials and health staff to discuss a practical community supported health program for schools and residents. Participants included Theo Bay county superintendent Carl Naugle and Lawrence Walker with health officials from the State Board of Health and county nursing staff. The group formed a planning committee and named Theo Bay acting chairman to outline the program.
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Gladys Schuerman
State Board of Health
Helena
Theo Bay
Carl Naugle
Lawrence Walker
Dillon
Ted M Hazelbaker
Dave Gallagher
Helen Smith
Clarabel
Bogut
Small Boy Fractures After Sebree Street Car Collision
Six year old George Buddy Stepan son of Rev George Stepan is treated at Barrett hospital for fractures of the right arm and left leg a head gash and bruises after being hit by an eastbound car on Sebree street near Washington about 845 am Wednesday. Mrs John Heick the driver lives on Railroad Avenue and said she did not see the boy as he darted into the street. Walter Brundage and Dr A L Juergens transported the boy to hospital where noon reports listed his condition as not critical and satisfactory.
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George
Buddy” Stepan
George Stepan
Barrett Hospital
Sebree Street
Washington
Buddy
Mary Innes
Weather recap shows mild week with frost and rain
The week ended Tuesday evening brought overcast skies with rain showers in the valley. At the Western College weather station the low was 25 with frost last night. daily highs ranged from 52 to 68 as rain fell on several days and total precipitation reached 14 inches sounding like a typical fall pattern.
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Western College Weather Station
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James W. Douthat
Zebarth’s
Beaverhead
W. W.hawkins
Clark Canyon Water Supply Company
Harold Aldrich
Great Falls
Mike Drazich
George Gleed
W. E. Fry
Chamber
Drazich
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Iapog Teo
Horey
Arnold Bensort
S. Dillon
Olick
n.c-Dillon
Menko Flikkema
Manhattan Green
Ranch Herefords
Buffalo
Higgins Brothers
Ringling
Ray Isbell & Son
Usall
D. Jackson
Clyde Park
Dan F. Landers Ae Ene
Ren Neaenrecene
All Harrie
B. Landers
Wilsall Lewis & Jarboe Etacenteeneceee
Ozeman
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