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1949-1950 Montana Attorney General Reports and Opinions i (1949-1950)

handle is hein.sag/sagmt0045 and id is 1 raw text is: REPORT OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE STATE OF MONTANA Janucry 3, 1949 to December 30, 1950 ARNOLD H. OLSEN Attorney General HUGH D. CARMICHAEL, First Assistant ASSISTANTS WILLIS B. JONES WILLIAM H. COLDIRON CHARLES V. HUPPE THOMAS F. JOYCE LOUIS E. POPPLER GLEN E. COX SPECIAL ASSISTANTS JAMES R. PAUL ROBERT L. WORD, JR. Welfare Depportment Bond Proceedings JOSEPH J. McCAFFERY, JR. PHILLIP O'DONNELL Escheat Proceedings Law Enforcement LAW CLERKS CHARLES W. LEAPHART, JR. DAVID L. HOLLAND HAROLD HOLT VERA J. HENSRUD STENOGRAPHERS SHIRLEY DOWLING BETH HUBBER EVELYN ANDERSON Arnold H. Olsen served as Attorney General during the two-year period covered by this volume. Serving the full period were Charles V. Huppe, now First Assistant and Louis E. Poppler as assistant, James R. Paul, Robert L. Word, Jr. and Joseph McCaffery as Special Assistants. Hugh D. Carmichael served as First Assistant until his resignation to become Assistant Federal District Attorney. Willis B. Jones resigned to enter private practice in Billings, Montana. Phillip O'Donnell served as Special Assistant until his untimely death. William Coldiron, Glen E. Cox and Thomas F. Joyce were appointed to fill these positions. Charles W. Leaphart, Jr. resigned in December 1949 to enter private practice, succeeded by Harold Holt who resigned to enter federal service, David Holland who resigned to enter private practice, and Vera J. Hensrud who became law clerk. Misses Shirley Dowling and Beth Hubber served as stenographers the full term and Miss Evelyn Anderson was special stenographer for law enforcement. NAEGELE PRINTING CO., .ELENA, MONT. <E D,2