Committee Chairmen Names Montana House Chairs
O'Connor of the Montana house yesterday named several committees for the session. Among the chairmen, all Republicans, are Rep. Gebhardt Yellowstone railroads and railroad transportation Rep. Buseh Fallon state lands Rep. Anson Beaverhead serial security Rep. Scofield Wonder River livestock and range Rep. Lowe Dawson Ennis flash ant Ennis.
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Tanker Submarines In Use Claimed By Nazis
New York January 7 The Tierlim radio quoted Germanys naval high command claiming Nazi tanker submarines refuel and repair U boat fleets everywhere in the operations area The announcement said Germany has built so many of these submarines with ingeniously designed appliances that no naval force could match their number or reach.
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Measures Signed By Gov Ford In Montana Session
The 28th Montana legislature approved two bills including a $155,000 appropriation for salaries and a third bill to purchase regimental colors for troops overseas. HB 2 changes in senate employee personnel were also approved. The bills were signed after a three hour enrollment delay and forwarded to Gov Ford for signature. A veterans voting bill was discussed and interim appointments from Gov Ford were sent to the senate.
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British Hold Heights Then Lose Ground to Germans at Mateur
Allied communique reports British forces held Jebat Age Heights for a day near Mateur before German counterattacks pushed them back to prior positions. Tunisian front sees heavy air activity with rail and coastal targets struck by bomber groups including Boston and B-25 units.
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The Legislators They Pay Too War-Effort Tax Cuts Pay
The article explains a federal payroll tax will reduce legislators' session pay from 2000 to 8570. The measure uses a $10 per day rate with a 30 dollar hire to fund wartime costs, affecting lawmakers in the 2ath assembly.
Terry Mont Flyer Among Those Getting Citations
The 19th Bombardment Group of Amy Air Forces earned its fourth unit citation, with 20 officers and 28 enlisted men receiving individual decorations for aerial bombing raids on August 7, 9 and 12 against a Japanese base at Rabaul New Britain. The raids supported Marine landings on Guadalcanal and disrupted shipping and facilities. Sergeant Clarence R. Olson is among the decorated, his mother listed as Mrs. Elizabeth Olson of Terry Montana.
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Nazis Beginning Retreat Reds Nearing Rostov
The Associated Press reports Soviet forces closing on Rostov as German retreat accelerates in the Caucasus. Red columns push west and south from Stalingrad toward the Don and Rostov, with multiple rail hubs and river crossings captured or threatened.
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Sun to Undergo Total Eclipse February Fourth to Fifth
The Navy announced a total eclipse of the sun on February 4 and 5, visible in a narrow path crossing the northern Pacific from Mokoshu Island in Japan to the Alaska mainland. The event will attract observers along the strip, with viewing windows depending on local conditions.
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Plane in Alaskan Service With 6 Aboard Missing
A Morrison-Knudsen aircraft carrying pilot Harold Gillam and six aboard vanished en route to Alaska. Search efforts by Canadian and Alaska authorities expanded across the coastal region including MK personnel Robert Keho and Divey Mata Dorf, with officials from the CAA and Anchorage Hotel owner Karailwadd among local leaders awaiting word.
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Nikola Tesla Dies In New York Hotel Suite
Nikola Tesla, noted inventor, died tonight in his hotel suite at the New Yorker in New York. He began his career in Budapest and made early advances in telephony and radio. The report notes he conceived ideas for rotating wings and other pioneering devices.
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Roosevelt Predicts 1943 Advances Toward Rome Berlin and Tokyo
President Roosevelt, addressing Congress, forecast a very substantial advance in 1943 toward Rome Berlin and Tokyo and urged permanent Axis disarmament after the war. He pressed for social security expansion and planning to employ fighting men after demobilization, while stressing unity among United Nations and global economic stability.
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Hard Coal Unions Staging Strike Nationwide
Unclear OCR text describes coal unions staging a strike with mentions of workers, deliveries, and a united front. References to Thelds erepbed te ehgringe and Firsted Mite Workers of Aimetieg suggest disrupted operations and labor action.
Government Calls on Rail Labor and Employers to Settle Differences
The federal government urged class 1 railroad labor and management to resolve wage and policy disputes through mediation. About 900,000 workers face potential strike actions over wage steps and closed shop demands. Separate closed conferences and mediation efforts were planned by officials from both sides to avoid disruption of rail services.
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