Unemployment Insurance Study Launched in Montana
A joint study by the federal Bureau of Unemployment Compensation and Montana agencies will examine current unemployment insurance operations. It aims to simplify procedures, speed benefit payments, and guide potential state legislation with findings due by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Social Security Board
Denver
Barclay Craighead
Montana Unemployment Compensation Commission
Bureau of
Federal Socal Security Board
Craighead
Unemployment Insurance Differences Highlighted by Craighead
Mr Craighead notes that state agencies and the federal social security board had little initial guidance in detail. He emphasizes that the American system provides benefits proportional to past wages rather than a flat amount, making administration more complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craighead
Federal Social Security Board
Total Dead In Wreck Reaches Fifty
Names and ages of crash victims are listed including Clancy 68 Bloomington Lilian Erickson Washington Mount Vernon and Randolph Perkins 17 Washington D C. The body of Emma de Thier 32 Chicago was identified as missing while Kathryn Clancy 72 a retired teacher from Bloomington is noted among those missing. Others include LaVonne Leer 15 months Billings Montana Henry Schultz Tacoma W Range Atlanta Sarah Olson 64 Sioux City and Helen de Thier Chicago with several more tied to Chicago Omaha Cologne and Minneapolis. The report notes one sleeper B submerged and another hardest to reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Erickson
Mount Vernon
Wash
LaVonne Lou Leer
Billings
Mont
Henry Schultz
Tacoma
W. OH. Range
Atlanta
Misa Sarah Olson
Sioux City
Towa
Misa Valeria
Conway
Omaha
Mia
Helen de Thier
Chicago
Marilyn Ptleghaar
Cologne
Minn
Robert Noland
Porter
Ehters
Montana
Balnville
Troy
Eblers
Lewis and Clark County Medical Sociery
Public Health Office
Tve
Hungary
Rumanest
Legion Meeting In Full Swing At Butte Convention
A grand Legion gathering in Butte featured the Roundup drum corps parade in blue and white, a Burying Old Man Gloom ceremony, a Legion ball with an Auxiliary sponsor, and a wreck-initiation event. Memorial services at HiPark paid tribute to fallen members with colors, songs, and poppy crosses as posts, Auxiliaries, and bands joined in solemn ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rum Corps
Main
Butte Post No 1
Old Man Gloom
Legion
Auxiliary
Organization of the Legion
Helena
John Stagg
Anaconda
Gare
The
Anaconda Voiture
Hiipark
George Davis
Lewis and Clark
164Rd Infantry
Whitetall Post No. 121
James G. Tougas
Helene Auxiliary
Kip- Ung
Ory J. Armstrong
Amy Hales Dehnert
Elmer TeGeller
Flanders Field
Bandeman Norwood
18Th Infantry
John Fechter
Bozeman
Vander Meer Second No-Hitter Star Gleans Gut Kid Fame
New York report profiles John Samuel Vander Meer of the Cincinnati Reds as a young, humorous pitcher with a famed no hit no run streak. Born Midland Park New Jersey he claims to be 22 though officials say 24 next November. He adores radio dancing and fishing and keeps a Reds chain with a charm. He sleeps long hours and visits Scranton connections where he met Miss Lois Stewart a stenographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Samuel Vander Meer
Cinccinnati Reds
New Jersey
Midland Park
Chicago
Jack Benny
Brooklyn
Johnny
Lois Stewart
Scranton
Golf Gleanings in Lincoln Trans-Mississippi tilt thins field at Pebbledash
Lincoln Neb June 22 Thirty two players started the trans Mississipp i golf tournament in a first round that narrowed the field to 42 contenders. Defending champion Too Schumacher of Dallas and medalist Ed Kingsley of Salt Lake City led survivors as threats like Johnny Cawson Grable Duvall and Glenn Oatman were eliminated. The soggy course and heat tested the field with Nebraska contributing nine players Texas four Missouri four Colorado four Kansas three Oklahoma three Utah two and one each from New York and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Lincoln
Neb
Gghes
Too Schumacher
Dallas
Ed Kingsley
Salt Lake City
Johnny Cawson
Chicago
Grable Duvall
Glenn Oatman
Kansas City
Herb Deurmeyer
Lincoln
Guy Underwood
Oklahoma City
Nebraska
Twvo
Texas
Missouri
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Utah
New York
Min
Oprningdale Flood Damages Rail Line and Roads
Severe flooding at Oprningdale disrupted rail service with eastbound trains delayed since 3 PM. Water 8 to 9 feet high crest. Roads washed out near Springdale and several small bridges weakened. Livingston crews repaired tracks to restore travel. An unknown motorist’s car swept from Highway 10. driver escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Springdale
Livingston
Highway No 10
Albert Nickelson
Mixed bouts banned by athletic board in Montana
Butte June 23 The State Athletic Board barred boxers Shoment and other mixed bout participants from further boxing activities in Montana. Chairmen Joe Lo Markham and Secretary Al Livingston of Butte and Kirby Hoon of Missoula attended the commission meeting. The board sanctioned Sonny Valdez of Tucson for Joe Rivers in a July 1 ten round bout against Hubert Dennis of Bozeman. A condolence resolution was adopted for Oshey Devine of Great Falls, the late board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
State Athletic Board
Joe Lo Markham
al Livingston
Kirby Hoon
Missoula
Sonny Valdez
Tucson
Ariz
Joe Rivers
Hubert Dennis
Bozeman
Oshey Devine
Great Falls
Petition to retain Dr Ehlers as city health officer
A Helena delegation presented petitions with nearly 600 names urging the city council to reappoint Dr R G M Ehlers as city county health officer. Mayor Roberts and council members debated residency rules and a joint city county setup, with a plan to study the issue before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.G. M. Ehlers
Helena
A. J. Roberts
Amos Sheliady
Montana
Eblers
Robert
Lelts-County Health
Organiacu
Roberts
Ball
Ehlers
Louis Knocks Schmeling in One Round at Yankee Stadium
New York June 22 Louis delighted his supporters with a sensational one round knockout of Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium. He said he needed only three good punches to finish. The champion insisted Schmeling’s body punch was a low blow, while observers described the blow to Schmeling’s kidney as devastating and nearly paralyzing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ine
Louis
Joe
Brown
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Max
Schmeling
Jes
Kidner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federal Board
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Data Acquired
Kathryn Clancy
Bloomington
Pagifig Coast League
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Gibson
Ballou
Woodall
Prits
Coliina Sacramento
Oakland
Pippen
Franks
Joyce
Olde
Raimondi
San Diego
Seattle
Balyo
Hogan
Gregory
Fernandes
Hollywoods
S-Scsee
Portland
Osborne
Prendergrast
Crandall
Brehzel
Darrow
Shenley
Cronin
Standard
Lao Vis
McGaffick
Corner Park and
Gilbert
Shrine Temple
Bill
Lin
East Fork
Red River
Fort Worth
M. W. Griggs
C E Burton
Dick Brown
Shamrock
Tex
Childress
Pampa
Bib Legion
Le'Blennaires
Adolf Taderdah
Reading
Datty
Polly Holmes
Jack
Red Dickarer
Jerry Pippy
Shirley Williama
Doves Ann Padbury
Dona Polich
Beverly Thompson
Charlie McCarthy
Roy Welch
Phyllis Roberts
Betty Jane Bridges
Catherine Carmichael
Catherina Nelson
Ara J. Armstrong
Lavingston
Vander Meer Io
GOLF
Opringdale
Athletic Board
Catton Nae
Monniny Old
Legionnaires
Tsue Chong Wing
Old City Hall
Council
Les
Des Morris
Minneapolis
Lloyd de- Shteeb
National Hall
What. Schmeling
Mat
Jefta
Jeffa
Arthur Donovan Saldt
Fligelman
NAVY
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!