Education Leaders Elected At Montana Education Association Meet
D S Williams of Bozeman was chosen president succeeding Frank H Livingston of Wolf Point at the Montana Education Association delegate assembly in Helena. Merle C Gallagher of Great Falls and Catherine Nutterville of Butte were elected first and second vice presidents with R J Cunningham of Helena secretary. The gathering, at the Placer hotel and Helena high school, included discussions on state lands tax exempt lands teachers retirement law and junior colleges ahead of an all-Montana banquet and a closing session with committee reports and elections.
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Montana Record-Herald
D. S. Williams
Bozeman
Montana Education Association
Frank H. Livingston
Wolf Point
Merle C. Gallagher
Great Falls
Catherine Nutterville
Butte
R. J. Cunningham
Helena
Williams
Montana Society For the Study of Education
Livingston
Placer Hotel
Helena High School
W. D. Swetland
R. J. Culver
Deer Lodge
Bessie B. Marble
Polson
O. D. Speer
Dan BE
Kind of
Sidney
Irving W. Smith
Moser
Shelby
J. A. Woodard
Society For the Study of Education
C. G. Manning
Lewistown
Elizabeth Ireland
Charles Henry
Dillon
Roosevelt Opposes General Manufacturers Sales Tax
President-elect Roosevelt opposes a general manufacturers sales tax in Congress as a means to balance the budget. Advisers say he is horrified by such a program and would veto efforts to revive the tax. Speaker Garner backs the tax in principle, but Roosevelt’s stance blocks renewed push in House Ways and Means.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Capitol
Garner
Hyde Park
House
John N
James W. Collier
Ways and Means Committee
Concert Postponed at Presbyterian Church
The Christmas concert was postponed due to illness among the singers and will now be given near Sunday evening at 7 40.
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Presbyterian Church
Flightner Takes Phillipburg Penney Store Post
Ray Flightner, four and a half years as Manager Heinze’s assistant at the Anaconda J C Penney Co store, leaves Wednesday for Phillipsburg to become manager of the Penney store there. The move comes with short notice and is viewed as a compliment within the Penney system. Flightner and his wife and children will relocate once packed, leaving behind many friends who wish them success in the new posting.
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Ray Flightner
Heinze
J. C. Penney Co
Phillipsburg
Anaconda
Penney
Flightner
Wolf Point
Indians Return From Ft Belknap Meeting
Joshua Wetsit and Growing Four Times returned Friday from the Fort Belknap reservation where an Indian conference gathered Gros Ventres leaders to map a program for Indian affairs for the incoming administration. Rocky Boys and Blackfeet endorsed actions and offered cooperation. Resolutions urged more higher education, remaking the old system, and sought funding for relief and road projects, plus swift court claims. A voters club was organized among the Indians.
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Joshua Wetsit
Growing
Fort Belnap
Gros Ventres
Rocky Boys
Blackfeet
Ft. Belknap
Congress
Schnitzler Estate Demurrer Decided in Court Session
Judge 8 B Paul presided on law and motion day. Marie Day sister demurrer in estate of John W Schnitzler submitted for five day brief. John M Kline Glasgow to represent Helen Louise and Margaret Clair Schnitzler adopted daughters. Forrest Brothers granted divorce from Martha Brothers. Foreclosure decree entered in Geo L Zimmerman v J F Mann and Farmers State Bank. Other estates matters discussed.
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8. B. Paul
John W. Schnitzer
Marie Day
John M. Kline
Glasgow
Helen Louise Schnitzler
Margaret Clair Schnitzler
J. W. Schnitzler
Forrest Brothers
Martha Brothers
Geo. L. Zimmerman
J. F. Mann
Farmers State Bank
Christmas Boxes Bring Much Cheer Across the Community
The Woman's club led a community Christmas box drive with help from organizations and individuals. Over forty baskets were packed and distributed with toys prepared by 4-H girls, Boy Scouts for errands, Lions club candy and nuts, and local families manufacturing toys. Donors include Amos Shrader, Frank Shumway, W. L. Young, Axel Erickson, Dwight Cox, and acknowledgments to A. M. Fadness and Lloyd Montgomery for meat prep and delivery.
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Woman's Club
Lions Club
South School
Phil Geisen
Amos Shrader
Frank Shumway
W. L. Young
Axel Erickson
Dwight Cox
Club
A. M. Fadness
Lloyd Montgomery
Scout Gardner Brownlee Receives Eagle Emblem
Gardner Brownlee earned the Eagle rank the highest Boy Scout honor and has rec eived the emblem badge with a finely designed pin and pendant. He also received a miniature emblem pin. Gardner and friends are proud of his well deserved honor.
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Gardner Brownlee
Gardner
J O Hembre Announces Schedules for Upcoming Inspections
J O Hembre the seed and field inspector for Valley and Dan counties lists his beatings and dates. He will visit Frazer Dee Nashua Glasgow Oswego Flaxville Seohey between January 2 and January 14 in the forenoon, with multiple visits to some towns on specific days.
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Hembre
Valley
Dantela
Frazer Dee
Nashua
Glasgow Dee
Oswego
Flaxville
Seohey
Montana Education society appoints F H Livingston president
January notes report F H Livingston named president of the Montana Education Society while Marie Tessmann earns a flying license and various local events unfold. Poplar hosts a mass meeting on grazing rules as Indians enjoy Christmas cheer and J K Bramble suffers a stroke. Iris Wardle weds, the Thornleys celebrate, and Richland farmers plant trees amid altre details. Roy Hanson to conduct All American Care work begins. Bramble dies. Cant Colt heads to Decorah Iowa.
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F. H. Livingston
Montana Education Society
Marie Tessmann
Poplar
Hazle Chapman
J. K Bramble
Iris Wardle
Thornley
Richland
Roy Hanson
Colt
Decorah
Iowa
Indian Department
Q. P. McClammy
California
Tom Dorr
McDonald Horse
Elever
Orville Good
Coughlin claims Mid-Continent petroleum rates fair and steady
In a concluding installment R J Coughlin attacks Westland Oil for alleged disruption of a long standing rate arrangement for Mid-Continent shipments. He describes a uniform rate of 1.24 dollars per hundred for gasoline to towns in Montana Idaho and western Washington and uses a hypothetical double shipment to Poplar Montana and Seattle Washington to illustrate the system.
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R. J. Coughlin
Mid-Continent
Westland Oil Company
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Poplar
Seatile Washington
Great Northern
Sunnyside Bakery Christmas Gifts Contest Winners
Sunnyside Bakery offered three Christmas presents for top Sunnyside Christmas sips winners. Harriet Bogut won the big doll, Grant Kurokawa the sled, and Anton Skary the adult present a large fancy cake. Slips redeemable at half a cent each for Mother's Bread and Sunnyside products until January 5, 1923.
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Sunnyside Bakery
Sunnyside
Mother's Bread
Harriet Bogut
Grant Kurokawa
Anton Skary
Glasgow publisher wins libel suit
A $30,000 libel case against T J Hocking publisher of the Courier was decided for Hocking. B O Evered sued over an editorial dated February 12 1982 criticizing his work as an investigator in the Arnot case. The trial rehashed Arnot matter and the verdict was unanimous.
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T J. Hocking
The
Courier
Hocking
B O. Evered
Glasgow Courier
Evered
Arnot
Verdet
Readers share Christmas hopes from town and country
Two letters express what makes Christmas merry a warm home, harmony with loved ones, and charity toward others. Mrs Walter Chapman emphasizes togetherness, health, and sharing blessings with the less fortunate. Marie Erlekson wishes church worship, carols, a tree, children’s joy, and giving to those in need.
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Walter Chapman
Christ
Dr Polise
NBC
Marie Erlekson
Adams in town as commissioner to be replaced
Commissioner W C Adame and Prof] were in town on Wednesday for business. The county board meets Tuesday January 3, when John Miller of Froid will succeed Mr Adams as member from Dortheas district.
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W. C. Adame O Prof
County Board
John Miller
Froid
Mr. Adams
Dortheas
Big Broadcast a Starry Comedy at Liberty Theatre
Paramount presents The Big Broadcast a screen version of Wild Waves starring Bing Crosby Kate Smith the Roswell Sisters Mills Brothers Cub Calloway Burns and Allen Arthur Tracy and Vincent Lopez on a lively bill Sunday Monday and New Year’s matinee. The film features Stuart Erwin Leila Hyams and a brisk cast with radio stars in a fast humorous story and plenty of song.
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Bing Crosby
Kate Smith
Roswell Sisters
Mills Brothers
Cub Calloway
Burns and Allen
Arthur Tracy
Vincent Lopez
Paramount
Liberty Theatre
Stuart Erwin
Leila Hyams
Boswell Sisters
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Reduced Income Taxes Yield Bigger Refunds
Government refunds for 1932 totaled 550 552 564, up from 1931's 6 478 930, aided by a Supreme Court ruling on tax exemptions for incompetent Oklahoma Indians. Largest refunds went to Pratt Company of Boston, Lehigh & Wilkes Barre Coal, Botany Worsted Mills, and National Union and Chemical. notable individuals include Lilly Busch and William Vanderbilt. Major railroads and movie industry figures also received refunds, with a list of Oklahoma Indians named among recipients.
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Supreme Court
Uotted Pratt Company
Boston
Lehigh & Wilkes Barre Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Botany
Denver restaurant invites public to eat with no questions
A. A. McVittie, a Denver restaurant manager, opened a dining event telling the public to come and eat with no questions asked. Nearly 5000 persons accepted the invitation, filling the venue and drawing attention across the city.
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A. A. McVittie
Denver
54 Lose Lives In Illinois Mine Disaster
In Moweaqua on December 26 a catastrophic mine explosion trapped 700 feet underground. By Monday 27 more miners were found dead, making 39 total fatalities. Rescue efforts continued as fresh air and a perilous bore attempted to reach survivors, but all trapped workers died from afterdamp.
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Moweaqua
Ilinois
Monoéagua
Extra Session Doubt Hangs Over Farm Relief Beer Bill
Washington reports say President Hoover may not approve Democratic farm relief and beer legislation in a short session. Speaker Garner doubts an extra session, while VP-elect Humphrey says he hopes one is unnecessary. The House agricultural committee plans a farm bill and the beer measure awaits Senate action after House approval.
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Washington
Hoover
Garner
Lftte
House Agricultural Committee
Senate
House
New Year Dinner Dance At Sherman Cafe Promises Welcome
The Sherman Cafe hosts a New Year dinner and dance with decorous oldtimers and lively younger guests. Dinner from 6:00 to 8:30, dancing in the Palm room to follow. Early table reservations advised.
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Sherman Cafe
Ue Palm Room
University Band President Home Visit and Tour Plans
Harold Shipman, former treasurer and now president of the University of Minnesota band, is visiting his parents for a couple of weeks. The band plans a Spring vacation tour in Town and southern Minnesota and seeks a playing engagement at the World's Fair in Chicago next Summer. The note adds Lake McDonald in Glacier Park reaching depths of 435 feet near the middle and 300 feet in other areas.
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Harold Shipman
Minnesota
Mra
B. L. Shipman
University of Minnesota
Harold
Chicago
McDonald
Glacier Park
Shere
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