Bozeman Meat Trade Faces Black Market Charges
In Bozeman the Office of Price Administration acted after reports that meat was moving into black market channels. District Director L M A Wass sent enforcement officers to the Gallatin valley to check for evidence and enforce new meat regulation restraints. Eighteen operators voted to close June 17 unless OPA meat rules are relaxed to keep their businesses open.
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Helena
Bozeman
Office of Price Administration
OPA
L. M. A. Wass
Gallatin Valley
Capi
Court Rules Liquor License Rule Excludes City Limits
District Judge H L Ewing ruled that statutes barring liquor licenses within 600 feet of schools or churches do not apply to premises outside city limits or on highways. The declaratory judgment case involved Pauline Newman versus Glenn Harris and the Montana State Liquor Control Board.
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Great Falls
H. L. Ewing
Pauline Newman
Glenn Harris
Montana Institute For the Deaf and Blind
State Liquor Control Board
Government moves to curb black markets in meat
Montana and national officials announce actions to combat black markets and redirect livestock supplies into legitimate channels. Slaughterers face 80 percent production limits based on 1944 levels for pork beef and veal, with inspections planned of slaughter plants and sales rings to track cattle prices from Bozeman and wholesale and retail markets.
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Montana Standard
Butte
Wass
Bozeman
Milk and Cream Price Increases Announced
Helena report states Secretary A. A. Klemme of the Montana milk control board announced price boosts approved by the Office of Price Administration. Milk rises one cent per quart and cream 3 cents per half pint to 20 cents per gallon, effective June 1, due to mounting producer costs. No butter rate increases authorized yet.
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Helena
A. A. Klemme
Montana Milk Control Board
Office of Price Administration
Klemme
McGrew Machine Works Incorporates in Helena
McGrew Machine Works Inc of Butte filed articles of incorporation in Helena with the secretary of state. Authorized capital stock is 25000 dollars and officers listed are A. K. Adams H. J. Brody and Joe Maickel.
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Helena
U.P
McGrew Machine Works, Inc
Butte
Secretary of State
A. K. Adams
H. J. Brody
Joe Maickel
Cooperation urged for health protection in Montana
Helena June 6. Medical professionals should unite with governments and schools to create a statewide health protection organization in Montana. State Public Health Association president C. G. Manning of Lewistown announced at the opening session of a two day conference. Other speakers included Dr. Fred T. Foard Denver Dr. G. D. Thompson Denver Dr. Frank McPhail Great Falls Dr. Carl Kraenzel Bozeman and Dr. Carl Buck New York.
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Helena
Montana
C. G. Manning
Lewistown
State Public Health Association
Fred T. Foard
Federal Public Health Service
Denver
G. D. Thompson
Federal Children's Bureau
Frank
School District Lacks Power for Oil and Gas Leases
Attorney General Bottomly rules a school district may own land for school purposes but cannot use it for profit ventures. The inquiry came from County Attorney Wilbur P. Werner of Cut Bank regarding leasing an abandoned one acre site to oil and gas interests.
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Helena
U.P
R. V. Bottomly
Wilbur P. Werner
Cut Bank
Werner
Bottomly
Board of Trustees
Delegates Arrive For Sons of Norway Convention
Delegates to the 22nd biennial convention of the fourth district Sons of Norway began arriving for a two day session in Havre. Early arrivals include O G Selvig district president and Jesse Sand district secretary with delegates coming from Montana North Dakota and Canadian provinces Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
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Havre
Sons of Norway
O. G. Selvig
Fargo
N. D
Jesse Sand
Tundbridge
Montana
North Dakota
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Proposals for Dam to be Built on Fred Burr Creek
Montana Water Conservation Board invites bids July 28 for a 515 acre foot dam on Fred Burr Creek in Ravalli county to supply supplemental irrigation water for Victor area. The project cost is $23000. Fred Burr Creek Water Users Association plans a $2900 contract to clear the reservoir site.
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Helena
Montana Water Conservation Board
Ravalli County
Victor
Fred Burr Creek Water Users Association
Sawmill Sale to Billings Polytechnic Institute
War Assets Administration announces sale of the Picket Pin sawmill and logging camp in Sweet Grass county to Billings Polytechnic Institute for 815 dollars. Sale subject to Surplus Property act regulations. Institute to operate the camp with student workers earning tuition.
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Helena
War Assets Administration
Sweet Grass County
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Columbus
Billings Polytechnic
U. S. Forest Service
Montana Supreme Court Admits Five Law School Graduates
The Montana Supreme Court will admit five Montana State University law school graduates to state practice. The new admittees are L. Lloyd Evans Mis soula Opal Louise Replogle Lewistown Harry H. Jones Butte Marvin K. Daniels Deer Lodge and Charles A Redpath Jr Helena.
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Helena
Montana Supreme Court
Montana State University Law School
L. Lloyd Evans
Missoula
Opal Louise Replogle
Lewistown
Harry H. Jones
Butte
Marvin K. Daniels
Deer Lodge
Charles A. Redpath, Jr
Scout Camporal Opens in Dillon for Three Day Event
Montana Boy Scouts arrive for the Camporal in Dillon to run Friday through Sunday with an expected 800 Scouts registering. The event features a Vigilante Days retreat, inter troop visits, a campfire, an excursion to Bannack led by Sam Freeman and Professor Rush Jordan, a Dillon barbecue, and a Beaverhead national forest firefighting equipment demonstration.
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Dillon
Montana
Robert Boomer
Bannack
Territorial
Sam Freeman
Rush Jordan
Beaverhead National Forest
Moscow radio denial on Greek border troop report
London on June 6 reports the Moscow radio denying a report that Soviet troops were being stationed on the borders of Greece.
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London
Moscow
Greece
Jodl Defends Germany at War Crimes Trial
In Nurenberg on June 6 Col. Gen. Alfred Jodl, former German army chief of staff, indirectly accuses the Allies of atrocities and says they would face trial if Germany had won. The exchange, during questioning by British attorney G C Roberts, touches Hitler's orders to shoot commandos.
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Nurenberg
Germany
Alfred Jodl
International Military Tribunal
G. C. Roberts
Hitler
Jodl
Wilhelm
Keitel
Roberts
Frisco Hotel Fire Scare Ends Quickly
A small empty hotel in San Francisco caught fire on Thursday night. Firemen, cautious after Chicago's La Salle disaster, sent a third alarm but the flames were controlled within about 15 minutes. No residents were harmed. Oscar Aschin, 56, the cleanup man, suffered a slight arm burn.
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San Francisco
U.P
Chicago
Oscar Aschin
Short courses and conferences led by L O Brocemann
Session begins Monday and runs through August 17 featuring college courses and 11 specialty programs and conferences under the direction of L O Brocemann.
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Reglar College
L. O. Brocemann
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