Montana considers revised milk price structure
E F Lyman of Great Falls, acting Montana milk control board chair, says the Denver OPA is reviewing a proposed state wide milk price structure with 14 cent per quart increases planned for several areas. The plan includes countywide ceilings outside city marketing areas and reflects higher production costs cited by producers.
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Helena
E. F. Lyman
Great Falls
Montana Milk Control Board
Denver Office of Price Administration
Montana
Lyman
R. R. Renne
OPA
Renne
Denver
Milk Control Board
Thompson Falls
Big Sandy
Billings
Kalispell
Whitefish
Butte
Anaconda
Conrad
Shelby
Havre
Miles City
Missoula
Dillon
Fort Benton
Columbus
Red Lodge
Laurel
Roundup
Lewistown
Chinook
Harlem
Malta
Hardin
Glasgow
Forsyth
Terry
Wolf Point
Plentywood
Scobey
Cascade
Lincoln
Peterson Heads Medical Society in Silver Bow
Dr. R F Peterson was elected president of the Silver Bow County Medical Society at a Finlen hotel meeting in Butte. Dr J E Garvey became vice president, C R Canty treasurer, S V Wilking secretary, with trustees Peters on Garvey Gillespie Spurck and Steinberg. A talk by Dr Myron M Campbell covered malingery in relation to psychopathy in military psychiatry. Several members are now in the armed forces and Dr F M Malee died after entering service. The meeting closed with a buffet lunch.
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R. F. Peterson
Murrays Hospital
Silver Bow County
Myron M. Campbell
Butte
Vs. G. M. Donich
D. E. Hale
T. Fush
C. W. Pemberton
R. M. Morgan
G. L. Routledge
R. G. Kreeze
A. R. Sievers
R. L. Casebeer
R. C. Kane
F. M. Malee
Former Grid Star Fatally Injured
Christian Keener Red Cagle, 37, once an Army All American halfback, died at Physicians Hospital Queens after a fractured skull and pneumonia. Police continued to investigate how the injury occurred as he received treatment.
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New York
Christian Keener
Red) Cagle
Army
Physicians Hospital
Queens
Aerial Attacks Hit Japanese Bases in Aleutians and Solomons
U S Navy reports heavy aerial assaults on Japanese bases in the Aleutians and Solomons. Bombing hit the Kiska submarine base with heavy explosions, while air attacks on Munda in New Georgia damaged facilities. Japanese cargo ships near Kahili were hit with at least one direct strike.
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Solomons
Aleutians
U. SS
Washington
Navy
Kiska
North Pacific
Aleutian
Munda
New Georgia Island
Kahili
Buin
Bourgainville Island
Guadalcanal
France May Put Army Under German Command
London dispatch reports French Prime Minister Pierre Laval told the cabinet after talks with Adolf Hitler that France may enter a full Axis partnership. Indications suggest Laval approved sending French forces into the field under German command as tensions rise with the United Nations.
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London
Pierre Laval
Adolf Hitler
France
United Nations
Laval
Hitler
Americans Finance Repair of Church in Morocco
American soldiers in Pedala French Morocco financed the repair of a Catholic church damaged by naval shells during Allied landings last month. After services began, a hat was passed and more than $200 was raised in minutes.
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Pedala
French Morocco
U.P
Annual Christmas Seal Sale Closes Thursday Afternoon
Silver Bow residents urged to buy Christmas seals before Thursday noon. Mrs H J Rahilly drive chairman and president of the Silver Bow Tuberculosis Society said seals remain available at society offices in the courthouse and some mailed orders unnoted. The campaign supports eradication efforts and prize winners in the essay and poster contest may collect awards at the society offices.
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Silver Bow County
H. J. Rahilly
The
Silver Bow
Indefinite Stay Granted for Nazis in Haupt Treason Case
Chicago reports an indefinite stay of execution for three naturalized Germans condemned for treason by aiding Herbert Hans Haupt, the executed Nazi saboteur. Two U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals judges endorsed the petition from Haupt's family and a friend. The women received 25 year terms.
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Chicago
Herbert Hans Haupt
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Hans Haupt
Herbert
Walter Froehling
Otto Wergin
Haupt
Bombers Hit Munich In Night Raid From Britain
British Lancasters led a heavy night attack on Munich with two ton blockbusters and incendiaries in a 1300 mile round trip. Major General Henry Miller said a broader Axis air offensive would be ready soon as US and British air forces report steady material flow for operations. Casualties appeared in southern England and East Anglia as German defenses were light, with two enemy fighters shot down.
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London
Britain
Hitler
Munich
Italy
Africa
Henry F. Miller
United States Army
Eighth Air Force Service Command
Axis
Miller
United States
Reich
Air Ministry
Air Ministery
England
Auxiliary Territorial Service
Germany
Brenner Pass
Denied pardon for former Idaho mayor in murder case
Duncan M. Johnson, 44, former Twin Falls mayor, convicted of murder, was denied a pardon only 30 hours after his return to Idaho State Prison. The decision followed an all-night "French vote" in Boise on Tuesday.
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Boise
Idaho
Duncan M. Johnson
Twin Falls
Yellowstone Leads in War Bond Drive Across Counties
A war bond contest among Silver Bow Cascade and Yellowstone counties shows Yellowstone ahead in series E sales for the first 15 days. totals reached 2 084 312 dollars statewide with Butte and Great Falls each near 300 000 targets. Yellowstone reported 133 500 toward its 200 000 quota while Great Falls had 182 900 and Butte 197 481 25. Officials praise county participation and expect all to meet goals.
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Silver Bow
Cascade
Yellowstone
James H. Rowe
Yellowstone County
Fred J. Martin
Great Falls
State War Savings Staff
Martin
Rowe
Butte
Allied Push on Buna Intensifies in New Guinea
U S and Australian forces press the Buna sector as a pincer advance cuts deep into Japanese defenses. MacArthur reports heavy bombing destroys three cargo ships in two days, with slow progress due to intricate enemy positions and desperate resistance.
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MacArthur
Australia
U.S
Buna
New Guinea
Douglas MacArthur
New Britain Island
Finschafen
North New Guinea
French Drive Toward Tunisian Coast Escalates Front
Allied reports indicate French forces advancing toward the Tunisian east coast within 30 miles of Tunis and near the Gulf of Hammamet as Mediterranean operations expand. Patrols push from Medjez el Bab toward Tebourba and Mateur while air and ground actions intensify ahead of a potential grand assault on Tunis and Bizerte.
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London
U.R
Tunis
Morocco
Medjez el Bab
Tunisian
Kairouan
Pichon
Sousse
Bizerte
Eighth Army
Libya
Tripoli
Pont du Fahs
Gulf of Hammamet
Scenerss
Tunisia
Sfax
United Press
Tebourba
Mateur
U. S. 12Th Air Force
North Africa
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
B. L. Montgomery
Egypt
Montgomery
Man plunges from ferry command plane lands in snowdrift
Corval, Quebec December 22. Harry Griffiths fell from a Royal Air Force ferry command plane at 10 feet above frozen Lake St Louis while traveling over 100 mph. He landed in a snowdrift, walked to a nearby farmhouse with no bones broken. Captain John Gerow of Wayzata Minn reported guiding the injured pilot down after seeing him dangling from the Bombardier's pit.
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Corval
Quebec
Harry Griffiths
Royal Air Force Ferry Command
Boston
John
Sid) Gerow
Wayzata
Minn
St. Louis
Griffiths
Toronto
Gerow
Col
Avalanche Slams Bus Killing Dozens Near Aliquippa
A 100 foot high rock slide struck a Yellow Bus carrying wartime workers near Aliquippa Pennsylvania on Tuesday night killing at least 21 of the about 30 passengers. Driver Dan Krapin 27 of Fair Oaks survived but died later.
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Aliquippa
Here
Trevor Jenkins
E. Saylor
Fair Oaks
Marino Bruno
Sewickley
Luigi M. Tucci
Ralph J. White
John Hawes
Glenfield
Samuel Stafford
Edgeworth
Lucas Mikedas
Pittsburgh
Osborn W. Hair
Charles Hoffman, Jr
Leetsdale
Martha L. Gearing
Percy McCallister
Philip J. Tormay, Jr
Ben Watkins
Dan Krapin
Clyde White
Charles Hoffman
Clifton Pow
James J. Burgher
William Booze
Joseph Manko
Hector
Erie Railroad
Ohio Motor Coach Company
German Orators Explain Reverses
In Berlin Goebbels mobilizes hundreds of Nazi orators to explain reverses in Africa and Russia and bolster morale on the eve of a grim Christmas. The regime warns of a long war with the Soviet Union while portraying Allied gains in Africa as weak.
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Edwin Shanke
Stockholm
Germany
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Africa
Goebbels
Berlin
Robert Ley
Voelkischer Beobachter
Frankfurter Zeitung
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Russia
U.S
Soviet Union
United Nations
Hitler
Europe
Plan for Installment Buying for Postwar Delivery
Treasury weighs a Nugent plan to issue Treasury guaranteed purchase certificates for autos pianos and appliances to be delivered after the war. Buyers pay installments over 1 to 2 years with a 10 percent bonus. certificates are non transferable and provide priority on scarce goods. Private dealers finance purchases and funds flow to Treasury via the Federal Reserve.
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Washington
Treasury
Rolf Nugent
Leon Henderson
Federal Treasury
Nugent
Federal Reserve System
Villages Fall as Russian Drive Reaches Rostov Front
Russian forces swept the Don and gained several dozen villages as they pushed west toward Rostov and the Ukraine. The seven day toll reached 55,000 Nazis killed or captured, with towns like Kamensky Popovka Morozovka and Nikolske seized amid reports of disordered retreat.
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Moscow
Don River
Rostov
Kamensky
Popovka
Morozovka
Nikolske
Millerovo
Moscow-Rostov
Voronezh
Ukraine
Don
Caucasus
Food Fats and Oils May Face 1943 Rationing
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics projects fats and oils rationing in 1943 to meet military and lend-lease needs, likely including butter substitutes such as margarine and lard, with possible salad dressing limits. Total 1943 requirements may exceed supply by at least 800 million pounds from a 14.5 billion pound estimate.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Butte
Wickard
Bureau
Christmas Shopping Rush in Butte Nears Deadline
The Butte Christmas shopping rush continues with stores closing at 6 PM Thursday. Shelves are stocked, crowds fill shops, and many shoppers use lists. Merchants urge early visits today and tomorrow as peak crowds are expected this afternoon and evening.
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Butte
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Peterson
Grid
W. B. Hale
Los Angeles
Hale
Marine Corps
Central Press
T. B. Group
America
Edward W. Beattie
By Eddy Gilmore
Kamensk
Tass
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