Knowledge Best Weapon Against Communism
A history of vigilant public discourse on suppressing fear campaigns and witch hunts linked to communism. The piece argues Americans should study communist ideas to counter them, citing Dr Alexander Meiklejohn and NYT editorials, and urges knowledge over mere hostility to defend liberty. It references the Veterans groups and Red scares, urging informed citizens to guard democratic institutions.
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Friday the 13th oath to curb superstitions in fear
The piece notes a Friday the 13th oath by a group paying homage to common sense and urging people to confine fears about black cats mirrors and superstitions. It frames the idea as a practical stance against superstition and fear.
World War III Fear Warned by Authorities
High authorities warn early war danger is greater than most know, with some saying a fifty percent chance. The threat looms from both civilian and military circles as a small incident could trigger a holo caust. Diplomats push for talks with Russia, hoping a four power conference may buy time.
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The Herald welcomes reader letters and notes that opinions belong to authors not the paper. Communications must be signed and brief, reflecting the local forum’s concise, community voice.
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Billings Traffic Plan Letter to People of Billings
An open letter to Billings residents argues for a city traffic scheme to add solid lines between center and parking lanes, creating six lanes with four for traffic and two for parking. It proposes restricting turns during peak hours, allowing 25 mph downtown flow, abolishing double parking, and adding loading zones. Local officials have begun painting lanes, but full adoption remains incomplete.
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Rumor of War Rush Spreads Through Summer Town
A 14 year old sparked panic by claiming on a restaurant visit that the Russians shot down two American flyers over Berlin. The rumor quickly spread among tourists and locals, though the next morning it was revealed as false. Business ticked up at nearby parlors as residents debated staying the course.
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Catholic Information on the never-empty church
A Catholic Information piece extols the Eucharist and the Real Presence, noting churches may seem empty but remain spiritually full. It urges reverence at the altar and outlines prayerful devotion, inviting correspondence to the Catholic Information Society in Billings Montana. Also mentions 21 film producers pledging to donate 16 and 8 mm films to VA hospitals for patient viewing.
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