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Evening star., 1950-03-17
Court DeIiberatinq
On Madsen Staying
By the Associofed Press

FRANKFURT, Germany, Mar.
17.-The murder case against Mrs.
Yvette Madsen, %, Brooklyn born
mother of two children charged
with shooting her soldier husband
to death, went to a three-judge
court today for decision.
The defense and prosecution
waived final arguments and her
fate was placed in the hands of the
occupation court at $3.50 pm.
G0:30 am. EST. Presiding Judge
Fred Cohn announced that the
court will give it's verdict at $3.50
pm. tomorrow.
At the end of the seven-day
trial Mrs. Madsen, who had been
sobbing quietly during the after
noon proceedings, raised her head
from the table on which she had
been resting and left the court
with her WAC guard.
Earlier, Mrs. Madsen's attorney
had told the court she believed
she had been tricked by her father
Alfred Noack of Brooklyn. into
talking to DR.. Karl Kleist, German
psychiatrist
DR.. Kleist testified in her de-
tense yesterday, amidst Mrs. Mad
sens screaming protests. that she
was insane when she shot her
Air Force husband. 1t. Andrew E
Madsen of Oakland, Calf, last
October 20.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
United Jewish Appeal
Drive for SIS Million.
10 Open April IA

The United Jewish Appeal will
start drive April IA to raise SIS
million to meet critical needs
Of Jews here and abroad. The
Washington quota is a part of the
Nationwide $272, Ass 800 goal.
sJoseph Cherner, president of the
Washington United Jewish Appeal
Corporation. today announced ap-
pointment of Rabbi Isadore Bres-
lau, noted Jewish leader here, as
campaign chairman.
Rabbi BreSlau said Washington
Jewry could take tremendous
pride" in It's Embarrassing activi-
ties last year-raising more than
50 million. But he warned "the
needs continue to be great"
Explains Major Task.
In a statement, Rabbi Breslau
declared:
THE job of reconstruction and
resettlement is not yet finished.
There are tens of thousands of
Jews, particularly in the Moslem
countries, who must be resettled
in matter of months in Israel or
they may never again have the
opportunity to emigrate.
For the other thousands who
will come TO Israel in 1850, and
for $4,000 immigrants still in the
barren resettlement camps of the
worlds youngest democracy,
Washington Jewry must continue
to lend its assistance"
Rabbi Breslau said: "The trans
fer of victims of persecution to
Israel is only part of the job.
Newcomers must have homes and
jobs unless we are to replace one
form of misery with another. And
that is the major task of the 1850
United Jewish Appeal"
Lists Basic Objectives.
Rabbi Breslau listed these basic
objectives of the campaign:
/. Continuation of Israel's i'm
migration program to bring 150.-
900 Jews to Israel in 1850, chiefly
from North Africa, the Middle
East and the remaining DIP camp
Jews from Europe.
2. Provide a method of absorb
ing into Israel's economy more
than $4,000 refugees living in
bleak tent cities in the country.
8. Construction of $4,000 hous-
ing units in Israel.
4. Continue upbuilding Israel's
underdeveloped areas through the
establishment of $50 new settle
mentS.
5. Furnish food, clothing and
medical supplies to more than
100000 Jews in Europe.
6. Provide similar assistance
for some 100000 Jews suffering
in abject poverty in the Moslem
countries.
I. Assist the earliest American
tzation and integration of $4,000
Jewish DPS expected to arrive
In the United States in 1850.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
Nehru Sees Path 5moothed
For Bengal Migrafions
By the Asseeioted Press

NEW DELHI, India, Mar. IT,
Prime Minister Jawarharlal Nehru
told India's Parliament today no
major communal incident has de-
veloped between Pakistan's East
Bengal and India's West Bengal
provinces in the past half month.
Outbreaks of communal vio-
lence have been reported from the
two neighboring provinces in re-
cent months, giving rise to fears
that the Hindu-Moslen riots
which followed India's partition
might be revived.
Nehru said most difficulties in
the way of migration of minori-
ties between the two provinces
had been removed. Since Febru-
ary 13. he said, 10000 Hindus
had entered West Bengal from the
neighboring Pakistan province and
100000 Moslems had left India's
West Bengal for East Bengal.
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20
SMACKOVER
Collie Caldwell

Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Meokins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Meckins of
Richmond, California were called
home on account OF illness of
their father, Will Meekins John
ME Green and Miss Gefaline
Horne were married recently.
Miss Picolia Price and Willie Car
rol We're married at the home of
Rev. Roy Dennis recently Miss
Price is a popular young lady a.
round Smackover, and an active
church worker ... M N Lewis, pro-
minent business man Of this COM
munity, suffered a heart attack re-
Gently. Mrs. Jerry Mitchell IS on
the sick list. Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
Washington, Mr. and Mrs. James
Summers of Camden, Warren
Huntley, Miss Donzelli Rhodes,
Mrs. Beatrice Pelin. DR., and Mrs.
c. B Rainey of EldoEado were
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. n
Lewis last week
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20

doing their bit and know NAL
vern is able. Engineers and arcbi
tects are at work on the "npcb
talked about" viaduct to snos
the railroads at main street Wbo,
this is finished Malvern will looL
like different city Mrs F p
Williams, teacher at Malvern bigb
attended the wedding of Mi.,
Louise Jones in Arkadelphia ona
of our STATE PRESS statesmen
Ben Ross, is i'll. If last weeks t.
sue was late getting to you. this
is the cause Something new has
been added. Cab Galloway has a
column in the STATE PRESS on
titled I've Been Thinking. Ne.
groes have been accused of m,
doing that. II seems accused of not
way wants us to help him make
the world better place to live in
He is asking for 1850 resolution,
to this effect and promises Il
publish the best 10. I am going t,
write mine, Won't you? You vii
have to hurry, January 81 is In
deadline. See paper for address.
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20

Mrs. l.. b. Jenkins Rev. and
Mrs. c. p Jensen were the week
end guests of Mrs, Jensons parents
Mr., and Mrs. John W Elliott
and Juanda We're the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Logeins $685..
James Lee and Hosie Noble of
Junction City were the guests of
l.. w Loggins recently L G.
Parker was the guest of 7, J. Ma
lone last week. Milows Daniels
was the guest of L. W Loggin.
Mrs. Vinia Tatum OF Ell Dorado
was the guest Of friends and rela-
tives here over the weekend
Mrs Lula Hawkins of Luikin. Tex
as visited here last week.
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20
WILMOT
Maple Parker

Mrs. Mary E. Viely has been
visiting her sister IN s.. Louis
John d. Parker and Howard Park.
er have returned to their home in
Hot Springs after spending the
holidays here...a.aMiss Christine
Turner left last week to enroll IN
Philander Smith college Miss
Maple Parker. Emma Parker, Dilla
Bishop and son made a business
trip to Texarkana last week -.
The Mission Band OF Davis Cha
pei sponsored a program last week.
Persons appearing on the program
were George Donald Smith Viii
lie l.. Parker, Mss Maple Parker,
Edna Harris, Martha d. Fistell and
Evangelist Davis of Texarkana.
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20
MALVERN

Max Cox, manager Of the Nal.
Vern ice CO., was one OF the filgt
to be notified that the hunters
were in grave danger in Ouachita
river bottoms. Young Cox spared
no moments in notifying G. Lash.
lee, chief at Malvern airport who
made the sensational rescue. When
Mr.. Lashlee arrived one of the
men, w. Faison, had drowned. Max
Cox is the son of E. E. Cox,
manager of the Arkansas Power
and Light co, and newly elected
chief of the Chamber Of Commerce.
Officials at Kennel Dam notified
Operations Malvern before open
ing the flood-gates. About six gates
had to be opened The mad swell
ing Ouachita demanded ii.
At this writing PASSIONS body has
not been found and eonnot be until
the Ouaehita falls, Sunday it look
ed like a camp meeting of both
races . The Church of God IN
Christ is eager to finish the build
ing in West Malvern, Rev. Sanders
and exceptional preacher for his
age, is making a great sacrifice
there. DR.. R. S. Shorty has been
heard warning young preachers,
Il am an old man, and | know
whereof | speak. If you don. tale
il easy, you won't live to be as
old as | am" But Sanders wants
the building finished and SO do we.
Donations are in order. Sister Mil
bred Jordan Smith, Raymond Sum-
merville and other solicitors are
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20
STATE PRESS Fri. Jan. 20. 1850

sick list Meddra l.. Butler is in
the hospital in Little Rock Bullet
Daniel of California is visiting his
father, Author Daniel and other
relatives Mrs Beulah Harrison
celebrated her seventy-second
birthday last week j. p. Harris
is singing to a certain phillv A.
round Sparkman high, For you
my love, and she is singing to him.
Blues stay away from me u, Fl
Williams, Frank Ferall and Alex
ander Williams visited in Pine
Bluff recently Joe Williams spent
the day with his mother and father
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Williams last
Sunday Jethro Harrison. James
Davis and Louis Stevenson But
Ter are home on furlough John
a. Harrison and his sister Annie
r Harrison are visiting relatives
IN Little Rock Miss Maggie Will
iiams is also visiting relatives and
friends in Little Rock L H.
Knight was carried to the hospital
In Hot Springs recently. He has
made some improvement Please
nave your money ready when the
paper boy delivers your papers.
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20

of Sparkman, Miss Cloteal Glas-
gov, Mr. Ollie " Goodwin and
children of Smaekover or. Whittak-
er Jones visited in the city dur
ing the holidays, he was guest of
Mr. and Mrs, O. T. LeGranoe and
the jenkins family, Mr.. Jones is
from Baltimore...aJulian D. Ed
mondson of Baton Rouge, visited
his family. He was enroute to Chi
cago to attend the Omega Psi Phi
conclave-,.rMr. and Mrs. L. j.
Gurst and Mrs. o. T. LeGranae
motored to Camden to visit Rev. &
Mrs. 7. P Johnson and Mrs. Daisy
Hawkins, they also motored 70
Shreveport and Marshall, Texas
to visit relatives and friends .
Mrs Eula Harris, Mrs. Matte Are
her and Mrs. Willie B. Armstrong
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Q, T LeGrande recently ....
Doris Draper visited in the city
last weekend Miss Florida M
Moody left the city last week for
Chicago Miss Moody ana Mrs
Legrande visited Mrs. Brewster
last week. Mrs. Brewster is on
the sick list...All members of the
chapter of the Eastern Star O2iell
chapter No. 10 are requested tc
meet at the Elks rest at go p. m
Thursday Mrs. Ike CLARK. worthy
matron 80. Mrs. Sarah Gambler is
on the sick list "A B. Frazier OF
Beulah grove settlement is very
i'll Mrs Ruth Bluford of 81 Miles
and Mrs. Ike Clark were in Little
Rock on a business trip recently.
Charles Brown has served Provi
dence Lodge No ga for the pas
II years and has been promoted
to State DGC and you may Sc,
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20

MN in the field visiting the diff
ferent Lodges. He is now located
at 606 E, and B. street The floor
show al the Plaza ballroom will
continue every Sunday night from
0 until II o'clock ......... Miss Lille
Freeman of Oakland, California
is in the city visiting friends and
relatives ....o... Miss Elizabeth Gil
more of Detroit is in the city
visiting her brother, J. d. Gilmore.
.... Golden Star Court No. LOG met
in regular session last week to
elect officers for this year, Mrs Ida
Meeks, W. c. Sir; f. c. Cutter.
worthy Inspector; Mrs. Alene
Bradford, worthy register of deeds
Mrs, Classic Mosley, worthy in
spector; Mrs. Rennie Harris, Wor-
thy Escort; Mrs, Jamie Williams,
register of accounts; Mrs, Bamma
Cutter, worthy receiver deposits.
Mrs Matte Scales, worthy orator
The next meeting will be January
q. All members are asked to be
present Mrs Ida Meeks. W. c..
Mrs. Rose L. Cravens lost her
godfather Frank Booth Of Lit lie
Rock, last week...Lula Williams
| is on the sick lista.To my many
frineds and all of the churches
my family and I wish to thank
you from thte depths of our heart:
for the many cards and letters Of
coincidence in our hour of sorrow
Mrs. ZELDA Watson and family anc
l.. B. King w Bob Robertson, 5!
years of age died at his home
last week after brief illness. III
was a veteran of World War l, /;
member of Mr.. Zion Bapis
church for As years. He is surviv
ed by his wife. one son. fotr
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20
FORDYCE
Clarence Harrison

Mrs. Matte Brown and Mrs.
Rosie Eppenger left last week for
Las Vegas, after spending the holi-
days here with relatives Mrs.
Emma Lee and Mrs Elsie Lealy
are on the sick list tins week ...
Robert L. Humphrey returned
home recently following an eX-
tended visit with his daughters
Mrs Knute Winters and Mrs Mag
gle Washington in Portland, Ore
gon. He also visited his son and
daughter in Chicago
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20
DEs ARC
Ella NJ. Brown

Rev. w. T, Watson Of Bethel
AME church was present Sun
day. Rev F d. Gipson, presiding
elder of North Little Rock dis
trict preached the sermon. The
evening service was omitted and
the pastor returned home with Ire
presiding elder Charley Robinson
is on the sick list MIR and Mrs
Eddie z. Berry are proud parents
of a son...lYour reporter has been
shut in, so please give your news
to the delivery boy.
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20

Sunday was pastoral day at
Good Hope church. Rev. T. M.
Stith brought the message ....... Mrs
Mae Jane Stanfield of Camden was
a visitor in Good Hope last week
She is the sister of Mrs. Matilda
Douglas Mrs. Beatrice Andrews
was dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Henry Sockwell. Mrs. Winnie
Cross, mother of B. M. Murphy.
is still on the sick list. Mrs. Effie
Walker and Mrs. Ida Box visited
the sick Monday. Mrs. Pearlie
Washington and Mrs. Minnie
Blake visited the sick Monday
night Aunt Martha Box is still
on the sick list. Miss Jimmie Ann
Harris of Fit Riley Kansas is in
the city visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Isabel Sockwell and Enree Sock
well Mrs, Matte L. Mcdaniel is
on the sick list She is the daugh-
ter of Bymon Penny. Mrs. M. T..
Douglas started her missionary
meeting last week n Mrs. Halle
Gully is on the sick list.
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20
AsHDOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hopsor
of Dallas, spent the holidays with
RS. Gracis Dancer and family.
- Leroy Rowe from Wyoming
Vt the holidays with his par
b.. 3, Mr.. and Mrs Allen Rowe.
a,lss. Alberta Box OF California
spent the holidays with her mo-
cher, Mrs Anna Haley Mrs. Eliza
Beth Jones Of Chicago spent the
holidays with Mrs. Alice r. Grit
Fin and Miss Lucian Hawkins .......
Rev. and Mrs M c. johnson are
proud TO announce the arrival Of
a baby girl recently.....Mr. and
Mrs. Il l. Taylor and Madeline.
along with Mrs. Roxie Taylor,
spent the holidays in Little Rock.
THE Harmonic Ace singers are
appearing at Craig Chapel...Mrs.
Soc Ella Hadley passed December
n. The funeral was held at Mt
Zion church with Rev. N. s. Cole
man officiating ...u Roosevelt Hank
FMS OF Dayton. Ohio attended his
grandmother funeral here re-
eently....nMrs. Chassis Wafer of
California is in the city visiting
fr'0nds ....See Joan Rowe for the
ATE PRESS. Be sure TO have
~cvr news and dimes ready
" len she call at your home.
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20
STAMP

Miss Alua Nell Laudermill
home and resting nicely followin
an operation she under went in
Louisville hospital DR.. G. A. Eli
died last Sunday morning Mr.
Perlie Coleman is on the sick lis
... Herman Burdette is home vis
ing his family Have your new
ready when the boy brings you
paper.
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20
AUGUSTA

NIB vosNoiio ANosbp'tii ANsNiA
I'D home recently after spending
the holidays with relatives and
tending the wedding of her
siehter, Irma Delorece, in Chic
. She was accompanied by her
+. aasin, James Virgins Jones, a
,,4a.dent of Carver high school, who
spent the holidays visiting his
grandfather in St Louis and his
mother, Mrs, Lille M Caldwell
of Chicago IL Prof, and Mrs F. D.
Marshall entertained with party
during the holidays honoring MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Jackson, If. on
their departure for Denver, The
nonorees received many beautiful
and useful gifts 1t is reported
that Mrs. Mary Jones, wife of
Baalus Jones, froze to death last
week in Fitzhugh community .-...
Willie Hall of Kansas City, former
resident Of this city, passed re-
gently. Prof. and Mrs. James
Smith celebrated their fourteenth
wedding anniversary last week.
Although the weather was very
inclement their friends joined in
the celebration. Games were play
ed and the couple received many
rsely gifts John Wesley, who
~ been in a Little Rock hospital,
As able TO be back home. He is
4 n confined to bed but is show
arg much improvement. We are
wishing for him speedy recovery.
ii. A. Smith, Woodruff County
farm agent, was given surprise
birthday party recently. He re-
ceived many useful gifts ~ Mrs.
Lottie M. Sutton of Cleveland, is
In the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
G. c. Jackson 80. Boylus Jones wife
passed last week The funeral sew
vices were held at the AME
church Mrs. Nellie Matthews
fIoat her sister last week Mrs,
Rachel Sewer has returned home
from her holiday ip.....Mrs. Mary
L. Matthews has moved to New
port--..O. r. Emmerson. who has
been iii in Kennedy hospital is
Still improving. He was in the city
on business recently The beauti-
1ul wedding Of Miss Irma Delorece
Raspberry and Illman Robert Para
,0ese was solemnized December rs
At The home Of her aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. Mack Johnson, $3.50 s. Wa
bash. Chicago. The single ring vow
was made underneath a beautiful
adorned white silver pine Christ
Vas tree, lighted with blue Christ
Us lights. topped with a bright
inning star and a flying white
angel. Miss Raspberry of this
city Mr.. Paramore is the son Of
Mrs. G. Paramore Of Chicago. The
bride was given IN marriage by
her father. She was dressed in an
fee blue brocaded faconne new
length gown, with basque bodice
and full skirt with navy acceso-
fies. She carried white carnations
and ferns, her only jewellery be-
ing a double strand of pearls.
Miss Lille Raspberry, her sisters
maid of honor, wore pink
brocaded faccone with basque
bodice and full skirt Chester
Wright of Chicago was best man.
Rev. f. F. Paramore, brother Of
the groom officiated. Following
the wedding the reception was
held In the home OF her aunt. The
couple received many useful gifts.
The couple is at home, 308 f. saith
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20

Hot Springs is visiting friends
here Mrs. Guile People of this
city is visiting friends and rela-
tiVes in Chester North Carolina
Carolina.
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20

Rev. E. c. Cutter is making
plans to celebrate his 58th MARI.
age anniversary Douglas Chapel
had splendit services throughout
the day. Three deacons were or
dained. Rev. John Thomson,
paster ..-... Rev. II. Rowe and men,
hers visited a sick member, Kinny
Clark, and left him financial
gift recently Visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. O. T. LeGrande and family
during the holidays were, Misses
Lille B. and Ruthie Mae Carter
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20

daughters, one grandehild, five
brothers, five sisters and host of
cousins and friends.
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20
DUMAS
Eugene Thomas

Mrs. Emma Payton Of Little
Rock is here visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lee Mrs
Irzard Smith Of Baxter is visiting
friends Mrs. Letiie jackson of
Arkansas State press., 1950-01-20
Read The PRESS
Legal Notices:
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Cour
Bessie Allison, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 87826
Willie Allison, Defendant
The Defendant, Willie Allison |
warned to appear on this cour
within thirty days and answer III
complaint of the plaintiff, Bessl
Allison.
Dated: December %, 1949
j. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Martha Akin, ID. c.
l2:30,l.6-l3-20i
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-09-21
Lodge Gross Locals

The wedding dance given Sat-
urday evening at the Legion
hall by Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie
Breen was well attended. Mrs.
Breen is the former Lila Mae
Buckingham, Oldest daughter of
Harlow Buckingham. The music
was furnished by Ed Bomar, AL
vie Bomar, Delmer and Hank
Havener.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Covington,
former residents of this COM
munity, were called to Buffalo,
Wyo. Sunday where they at
tended the funeral of MI. Gov
ington'S brother, Alvin, who
passed away at Rock Springs,
Wyo. last Wednesday. The fun
eral was held Monday at Buff
falo.
Howard Wilson. of Sterling,
Colo. was a supper guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Buckingham and family last
Wednesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Arson PeaSe mo-
tored to Sheridan Monday where
they attended to business mat
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Nor
rison and children, Cleata Jean
and Tommy, of Hardin spent
the week end here visiting with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt StandiSh,
Mrs. Edith Grove and grand
daughter, RoSlyn SiXberry, were
callers in Hardin Sunday.
Mrs. A. G. WeStWood, Sr.,
Mrs. Charles Wright and Mrs.
Warren Sands motored to Bill
ingS Friday where they trans
acted business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mullen
berg, Jr.. were hosts to few
friends Saturday who helned
them to get a start on their
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-09-21
D GRASS SECTION
Dorothy Buckingham. Correspondent

new residence.
Mrs. Ralph Mitchell, Patty
and Janice, of Rotten Grass
were dinner guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Buck
ingham Monday.
Mrs. Herb Lewis of HoXy,
KanS. spent several days last
week visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Roth, and
family. Mrs. Lewis left Tuesday
for Burl, Ida. where she will Wis
it another daughter.
Mrs. Calvin Buckingham and
daughter, Mary Virginia, were
business callers in Hardin Tues
day of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell StandiSh
of Rotten Grass accompanied
their daughter, Joy Berquist, to
Billings Monday where she will
enter Eastern Montana Normal
school.
MI. and Mrs. Bill Graham and
children of Wyola spent Satur-
day evening visiting with
friends and relatives here.
Clarence WeStbrook of Lodge
Grass Creek was a business
caller in Hardin Tuesday.
Mrs. Dorothy Buckingham
spent Friday and Saturday in
Billings where she received
medical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pattyn
of st. Xavier spent the week end
at the home of Mrs. Pattyn's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Dell
Standish of Rotten Grass.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Weigand
left Wednesday of last week for
Denver, Colo, where they will
spend the next few weeks Wis
iting with their sons, Edward
and Herman, who are employed
there, and also with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Clanin
motored to Billings Thursday,
where Mr. Clanin received med
ical attention.
Mrs. Robert Rubideaux and
son spent the week end visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Esp of Lodge Grass
Creek.
Mrs. Leo Pattyn motored to
Hardin Thursday where she at
tended to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Ludrick
and Mrs. Howard Mason spent
Monday in Billings on business.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-09-21

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