Wise River Ripples: Voices on Neutrality and War
The column urges readers to consider the causes of war beyond leaders and financiers, stressing the role of public thought. It argues the United States must remain strictly neutral, warn against entanglement, and encourage citizens to share views with their Representatives and President.
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Wise River Ripples
Dillon Examiner
Examiner
Congress
America
United States
Admin
Germany
Hitler
England
France
Saturday Evening Post
Arthur Besse
Kalispell
Canadian Travel Bureau Today
Kalispell Chamber of Commerce
Canada
No Dove Season i Montana This Fall
State Game Warden James A. Weaver announced doves and 12 other migratory bird species will not be on the open list during the October 22 to December 6 duck and goose season. The Montana Fish and Game Commission voted against opening dove seasons due to scarcity. certain species remain protected with a 15-bird daily limit for some waterfowl.
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Montana
James A. Weaver
Weaver
Federal Biological Survey
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Helena
Fsh
Montana Wild Life Federation
Rock fall hazards prompt caution for Montana drivers
State patrol supervisor Lou C Boedecker urged extreme care on Montana highways as rock fragments up to 200 pounds are routinely cleared from mountain roads this season. He warned a car at 45 mph hitting a rock could cause a serious accident.
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Helena
Lou C. Boedecker
Montana
Boedecker
Montana Board Allows Pilot Training Under CAA
The state board of education ruled that any unit of the Greater Montana University System may offer pilot training under the Civil Aeronautics program. The courses have already been approved by the CAA at Montana.
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Helena
Greater Montana University System
Civil Aeronautics Program
State Board of Education
CAA
Montana
Twin Bridges Polling Mine Reported in Tobacco Root Area
The polling mine controlled by Wilbur McCullough and associates has begun shipments of smelting ore. Ore value is reported at 211 dollars per ton on average. The mine sits high in the Tobacco Root mountains near here.
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Pollinger
Wilbur McCullough and Associates
Tobacco Root Mountain
Wage increases boost pay for Bunker Hill Sullivan workers
In Kellogg Idaho wage increases of 50 cents per shift went into effect today for all employees of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating company. Nearly 1,000 employees participated in the pay boost.
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Kellogg
Idaho
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company
Training in Army Motor Transport Opens in Montana
Billings official McConnell urged to collect applications for motor transport officer training in the Army Quartermaster Corps. Lt. Col. Riley cites a serious shortage of officers and sets criteria of under 30 and motor transport training. Schools start in October across reserve districts. District No. 7 includes Montana with Helena as headquarters. The exact Montana site is not yet designated.
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Billings
W. E. McConnell
Montana Motor Transport Association
Army Quartermaster Corps
McConnell
F. J. Riley
San Francisco
Montana
Helena
Montana Motor Transport School
Inland patrols eyed for Yellowstone lake
An inland navy is in prospect for Yellowstone Lake by next, as a swift speed boat begins regular patrols. The development signals planned military or security uses amid regional tensions and park activity.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Yellowstone Lake
Sonia Portrait of a Vivacious Woman Across Borders
A brief sketch profiles Sonia, described as Whitefish born, married to a British national, and living in France, highlighting her transnational identity and lively character.
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Howe
Madagascar
Lyautey
The
Oriental Limited
Victoria
B. C
Madame Howe
America
New York
France
Whitefish
Sonia
School district must cover costs for students sent to other districts
Attorney General H J Freebourn holds that tuition transportation and board must be paid by the district where the student resides when closed schools force attendance at a school in another district. He notes districts must provide education for children within their borders even in isolated areas.
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H. J. Freebourn
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