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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
4
The committee on Indian affairs has taken cognizance of the report and will conduct an inquiry during the summer with aims to make recommendations for intelligent and just Congressional action. It notes that while a few Indians profited from oil, the majority remain poor and needy.
A casual meeting with mining engineers shifts young Herbert Hoover from drifter to aspiring engineer. Swain at Stanford sees talent in Hoover despite weak math results and offers a path: study with tutors, pass key exams, and join Stanford as a special admit.
The Butte city council approves a $426 000 budget for the new year prioritizing thrift and efficiency. Mayor Beadle and the street department cut costs while maintaining streets and sidewalks, with broad civic cooperation and dedication to delivering value for every dollar spent.
The piece highlights the 350000 Indians in the United States facing poverty and poor living conditions. It cites a government report noting widespread tuberculosis and infant diseases, inadequate housing, scarce medical care, underpaid staff at the Indian Bureau, insufficient hospitals, and failing schools.
The article chronicles Nobile's Arctic voyage and dramatic wreck as rescue efforts unfold. Amundsen leads the perilous response amid fears for his safety while most of the Nobile party perishes in the icy grasp. It portrays human powerlessness before Arctic fury and the grim price exacted by the polar environment.
A warning piece discusses motorist danger at railroad grade crossings and a Chicago lawsuit demanding repair costs. The column then pivots to political satire noting Bryan’s absence, Dawes’ presidency, and the fate of campaigns, with a dig at Senator Heflin and the Smith movement amid Kansas City and Houston mentions.
A religious reflection cites Matthew 12 34 35 urging that words reveal the heart. It contrasts good and evil treasuries and their spoken deeds, emphasizing inner character over outward talk.
A neighbor recounts a birthday party described by a 4 year old as perfectly lovely because, when asked what made it so, he replied that they just screamed and screamed, summing up a festive, high spirited gathering.
A dense schedule of radio programs by station and time shows varied broadcasts from Kansas City to Seattle. Entries include orchestra concerts, talks, dance programs, golf scores, travelogues, and feature broadcasts with names like Palmolive hour Wrigley Review and Moon Magic at Moon.
S D Largent superintendent of Great Falls schools was named to Montana's state board of education by Gov Erickson. He succeeds W B Rhoades whose term ended. Largent previously served on the board 1912 to 1916 and has long led Great Falls schools and Montana Education association committees. His term runs to Feb 1 1932.
In Shanghai on June 21 nationalist civilian officials launched a reconstruction program. Premier Soong presided over a meeting of 80 bankers and industrialists to tackle five goals: a uniform currency and sound banking system, debt reorganization and better credit, scientific taxation, commercial revival, and cutting war outlays for productive use. The conference will run for several weeks.
The June 22 1928 horoscope foresees prosperity and spiritual growth, with focus on constructive plans and building. It highlights clear mental vision, public works, women in public service, and favorable love prospects. Birthdates suggest luck and health, while musicians may gain fame.
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