Right to Draft Appeal Emphasized by Selective Service Director
E M Birely state director of selective service stressed every registrant may appeal any local board classification and local boards and appeal agents must protect that right. Appeals may be filed with the local board or on form 40 and may include supporting statements, with a 10 day limit unless extended. Neither registrants nor their representatives may appear before boards of appeal.
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E. M. Birely
Selective Service
Board of Appeals
Board
Board of Appeal
Birely
Boards of Appeal
Practical Health Hints on Nutrition and Diet Pla nning
President summons top diet experts for a national nutrition conference. Core guidance centers on six foods milk meat eggs vegetables fruit and bread with vitamin enriched options. Daily targets include two pints milk two eggs and two fruits, with 2500 to 3000 calories for most active adults.
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United States
Washington
Western States extension conference studies key farming topics
Directors and other agricultural extension officers from 11 western states met at Montana State college in mid August for the Western States extension conference. Four major topics were conservation nutrition and defense rural youth 4 H club work and citizenship obligations with speakers from Utah Ohio Washington Wyoming and the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Western States
Montana State College
Washington, D. C
M. L. Wilson
United States Department of Agriculture
William Peterson
Utah ,Extension Service
H. C. Ramsower
Ohio Extension Service
Fred C. Jans
A. E. Bowman
Wyoming Extension Service
Wilson
A. L. Strand
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Montana
Plague Warning After Infected Gophers Found in Montana
State health officials warn handling dead gophers after bubonic plague appeared in four counties including Ravalli. Dr. W F Cogswell notes plague often kills infected gophers and no human cases have yet been reported. the state lacks the flea variety that transmits the disease.
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Montana
Ravalli
W. F. Cogswell
State Board of Health
Cogswell
Courtesy Donation Refused By Montana Patrol
Ohio tourist B C Stein mailed $25 to a Montana patrolman Erwin E Rickert after a July 18 accident near Hardin. He praised the help given to his son and daughter in law injured in the crash and the move to Billings hospital. Patrol supervisor Col Charles L Sheridan said gratuities cannot be accepted and the check will be returned.
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Ohio
Montana
B. C. Stein
Dayton
Hardin
Billings
Erwin E. Rickert
Stein
Charles L. Sheridan
Montana State College 1941 Agriculture Graduates Take High School Posts
All 1941 graduates in agricultural education from Montana State College are employed in Montana high schools. Russell Newton will teach at Chester, Glenn Jones at Moccasin, John Brickley and Clifford Vaughn are in the army, Jack Payne at Kalispell, Lawrence Gill at Fairview, Clifford Hughes moves to Fairfield, Jack Otten to Belgrade, Lyle Davis to Fromberg, John Greene leaves Belfry, with replacements and new departments announced in several districts.
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Montana
Montana State College
R. H. Palmer
Palmer
Russell Newton
Broadus
Chester
T. Thorson
United States Indian Service
Glenn Jones
Wilsall
Moccasin
Joe Krall
Circle
John Brickley
Rapelje
Clifford Vaughn
Whitehall
Jack Payne
Conrad
Kalispell
Lawrence Gill
Denton
Fairview
Clifford Hughes
Belgrade
European Swimming Meet At Wembley Draws 340 Swimmers
Three hundred forty swimmers from 15 countries competed in the European meet held at Wembley England. The event gathered entrants from multiple nations vying for top honors in long course competition.
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Wembley
England
Glass Takes On New Role In Defense Era
The glass industry gains national importance as defense drives expansion and new glass packaging appears for foods and beverages. Army use shifts from tin to glass with a new table serve jar in camps, while improvements in manufacture yield lighter, stronger containers and cost savings.
Bolero Style for A Small Girl Pattern 422
This patter n offers a buoyant flared skirt with a two front panel tie and neat round collar plus optional bow. The matching bolero adds a jaunty costume look or can be made as a three piece outfit with contrast fabrics. Sizes 2 4 6 8 10, requires yardage and 15 cents for pattern.
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Pattern Department
M.N
Fifth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Put Your Husband in His Place Club Provokes Turmoil
Editorials in Montana recount a Baltimore story where women organize a Put-Your-Husband-in-His-Place club and travel to Miami for ten days without husbands. Men are told to stay home, cook, and manage households while wives enjoy freedom, challenging traditional gender roles.
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East
America
Baltimore
Miami
Helena Independent
120 CCC Troopers Leave Flint Camp for Lewistown
One hundred twenty Montana youths enrolled in the Philipsburg CCC camp at Flint Creek moved to a camp near Lewistown due to low enrollment. Only two will stay behind as trained observers at the West Fork weather station in Philipsburg district. After fire season, they will join the Lewistown group. caretaker Clifton E. Walker will oversee the Flint Creek camp.
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Montana
Philipsburg
Civilian Conservation Corps
Flint Creek
Lewistown
Deer Lodge National Forest
West Fork
Philipsburg Ranger District
Twin boys join Bristol school as quintet of twins grows
Twin brothers aged five enroll at Sefton Park School in Bristol joining a cohort that already includes three pairs of six year old girl twins. The school community notes the unusual twin concentration.
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Sefton Park School
Bristol
England
Montana Farmers Welcome Record Wheat and Strong Corn Outlook
Federal marketing service experts raised Montana's 1941 harvest prospects for corn, oats, and barley while sugar beets declined to 800,000 tons. Winter and spring wheat totals reached 73,184,000 bushels, the largest since 1928. hay reached 2,503,000 tons. Flax stood at 1,050,000 bushels and potatoes averaged 120 bushels per acre.
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Helena
Federal Agricultural Marketing Service
Montana
Women show higher prejudice and excuses, study finds
Dr. Clifford R. Adams of Pennsylvania State College states that women exhibit more personal prejudice and a greater tendency to make excuses than men, based on his research findings.
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Clifford R. Adams
Pennsylvania State College
JUDGED CROPS FOR 40 YEARS
J S Hunter of Joliet, age 80, has a 40 year record reporting Treasure state crop and livestock conditions. He began assisting the federal market service in 1901 and moved to Billings in 1898 after leaving a buggy factory. Hunter recalls early farming days with hand bound wheat bundles and cradling grain for 50 cents daily, contrasting with current wages of 10 dollars a day for combine operators.
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J. S. Hunter
Joliet
Federal Agricultural Marketing Service
Hunter
J. G. Diamond
Helena
Billings
Carbon County
Falls Levy Up As Property Valuation Falls
Great Falls city levies rise to 41.23 mills this year while total taxable property value declines to 10.89 million dollars, a 20 year low. City Clerk W. P. Harrison reported the figures show the highest levy in history but the lowest valuation in two decades.
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Great Falls
W. P. Harrison
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Eating
J. A. Tobey
Highway Patrol
M.S. C
Scott Field
Claire Tilden
Montana Editorials
CCC
Flint Camp
T. A. Lowary
Clifton E. Walker
Glenmore Bourbon
Wien
Glenmore
Copl
Glenmore Distilleries
Louisville, KY
Gomitt Ne i Lao Bo Oe
Century Club
Century Distilling Co
Peoria
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