Gasless Sundays Proposed for U S Oil Shortage
Washington June 3 P Rigid oil use limits including gasless Sundays were urged by a committee of the American Petroleum Institute in a report to Secretary Ickes. The aim is to guard defense needs as tanker shortages shrink coastwise fuel supply. The plan calls for nationwide restrictions, lower winter oil heater temperatures, and conversion of some furnaces to coal, with equitable regional sharing.
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City Council Chairman Faces Suit Over Continuity in Office
Reports in Denver say a test suit will be filed in district court to decide if Major Harold M. Webster, currently in military service in Tucson, Arizona, may legally remain a Denver city councilman while absent from the city.
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Townsend News Genervieve Regen Broadwater County Officers Named
Broadwater County Chamber of Commerce directors elected Richard O Hearn as president James Kearns as vice president Robert Kapinos as secretary and James Ward as treasurer A June 16 membership drive will be led by the board of directors Plans include representation at the North Montana State fair with agricultural and mining exhibits Don Mahoney and Howard Wallace to exhibit pure bred Herefords In Townsend Mary Jines hosted a dessert luncheon at Mrs D J McKillican residence with contract bridge won by Mrs R M O Hearn and a parting gift for Mrs Hines Clark Hulbert formerly of Townsend died in Great Falls Funeral services set in Great Falls Thursday Willis Smith named a county commissioners delegate to the state association meeting in Helena June 10 11 Heb Gil and
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Mrs. Roosevelts gasless Sundays stance noted
Marysville news items summarize a press conference where Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt expressed opposition to gasless Sundays and urged reduced driving to conserve fuel. The report lists numerous local residents visiting, moving, or traveling, highlighting community activity alongside the national stance on gas and rubber conservation.
President Will Not Name Justices Until Next Fall
Washington says the Supreme Court is in recess until fall. President Roosevelt announces successors to Chief Justice Hughes and Justice McReynolds will not be named immediately. Hughes retires July 1 for health and age, prompting questions on future appointments while seven sitting justices express regret over Hughes’s departure.
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Railroad Man Dies in Chicago District
Carl Jefferson, 64, general solicitor for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad, died today in Chicago. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Evanston. George Penwell also plans to attend. Broadwater Clinic and Hospital report the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Plymale. Several medical patients admitted and discharged at Radersburg Townsend area. Douglas Keller celebrated his fifth birthday with sixteen friends. Various local notices and personals describe community events and visits by residents to Spokane Gonzaga commencement and Missoula trips.
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Townsend Star
Safeway and Reeves Merger Proposed
James Reeves president of Daniel Reeves announces an agreement with L A Warren of Safeway Stores to propose a merger. Reeves runs 498 grocery stores primarily in New York City while Safeway operates stores in the Western states Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia.
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Five U S Airports Designated as Ports of Entry
The Treasury designated five airports as ports of entry for merchandise carried by air from foreign countries. The list includes Great Falls Montana and Havre Montana municipalities, marking official entry points for air cargo under new rules.
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Bombing Plane to Be Assigned to Montana District
Army officials said a bombing plane will be assigned to the Montana district for recruiting publicity. Ninth Corps Area officers in San Francisco granted the request. A Montana tour of cities is planned when the plane is available. Montana recruiting headquarters reports 127 men enlisted in May for three-year terms in the regular army.
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Welfare funds will be about same for Montana next year
Washington June 3 The Montana allotment of federal funds for child welfare and maternal and child health work for the next fiscal year will be about the same as the year ending next June, according to reports to the house appropriations committee by social security officials. The federal aid for crippled children will be less next year than this year, the committee report showed.
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O Connor Opposes Hide Ceiling In cattle dispute over hides
Washington reports Representative O Connor of Montana criticized a proposed 15 cent per pound ceiling on light native cow hides as a blow to western cattlemen He urged Sean Henderson price stabilization commissioner to set a price between zero and 35 cents per pound. A second item notes a mine explosion at Whitehaven Cumberland England killing nine miners, wounding 13 and trapping many more at William Pit colliery.
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Senate backs sugar quota lift in 45 to 26 vote
Senate approves a bill to raise sugar quotas by 75 000 tons for the Philippines and shifts remaining tonnage to domestic producers but leaders say the measure has no chance in the House. The plan, amid shipping and freight rate concerns, faces opposition from Hull Wickard warnings and claims it breaks hemispheric defense aims.
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Indian man dies in Billings alley amid spotted fever scare
Coroner Howard G. Smith announced spotted fever is suspected in the death of an Indian known as India in Billings for 20 years whose body was found in a south side alley. Friends recall Raphael Sandoval as a possible name. he was seen riding for mail service before railroads reached New Mexico. A statment notes about 1,250,000 people migrated to California between 1930 and 1939.
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