House Accepts Minority Report on CWA in Butte
The Montana House adopted the minority report of Representative Treyne amid a dispute over the Civil Works Administration program in Silver Bow County. The majority report was also considered, with many members deeming both reports indeterminate and urging rejection. The hearing record cited five public sessions in December 1998 with about 300 attendees per meeting, noting no clear evidence of domination by any firm, while detailing staffing and early employee placement under the program.
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Butte
Gpeela
Efull Works Administration
Silver Tow County
Wits
M. TL Treyne
Roosevelt
Reverg Mien
Silver Bow County
Civil Works Committee
W. J. McMahon
James J. Rowe
Willard S. Thompson
Margaret Loughrin
Ghyen
Silver Bow Committee
Numrber
LT Woul
Silver Row County
Federal Administration of Public Works
Philic Works
Dhix State
Holiday Passenger Travel Heavy Last Week
Northern Pacific reports heavy holiday passenger travel across the Northwest as extra equipment was used on main lines to handle increased demand. Low fares for long and short trips, plus poor roads in the east and hazardous western weather, boosted rail travel with many students returning home for Christmas. Travel peaked Friday and Saturday.
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Northwest
Northern Pacific
Northern Melfic
Northwestern
East End
West End
New swimming pool to rise at Yellowstone park inn
A fountain geyser will spray from a front fountain as a unique swimming pool is erected overlooking Ol Faithful Inn in Yellowstone National Park. The project, advised by the Northern Pacific Railway passenger department, employs 44 men this winter and costs about 25008 dollars. Owner C A Hamilton, the main 50 by 130 foot pool and a 29 by 50 foot children pool are planned, plus a sun deck with Yellowstone lake sand and a heavy wired glass base to endure winter snow.
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Ol Faithful Inn
Yellowstone National Park
Northern Pacific Railway
C. A. Hamilton
Yellowstone Lake
Gupso Confident Of New Deal From Editorial Notes
Chicago editorial cites reports that March to June 1933 saw 1 424 to over 3 000 marriage licenses issued monthly with 76 percent of couples marrying due to jobs or job prospects. It argues Roosevelt’s New Deal spurred hope, prosperity, and new homes. Washington announces postmaster appointments by Postmaster General Farley.
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Gupso
Roosevelt
Denk
Apri
NRA
Summerfield
Cuplid
Relief program findings spark calls for reform and more hires
Testimony in Silver Bow county reveals tensions over relief, civil works, and hiring practices. A chief claim notes the assistant city engineer should lead sewer projects, aiming to avoid delays and costly errors. Suggestions include more hires, minority labor representation, and restraint on sharing the report with federal and state officials. A stray farm anecdote closes the item.
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Frank P. Barttey
Mort Benton
Mout
Tligelmarn’s
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Migelman
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Sperial
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Murat
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Athens
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Pont
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