17 Jun 1948
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Newspaper
Billings Herald
Location
Billings, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
1
The Herald pledges independence from editor views and aims to present diverse public opinion. It stresses education as vital to democracy, critiques spending on liquor and cigarettes versus schools, and calls for universal literacy and equal opportunity with Americans urged to sign for educational reform.
Department of Agriculture figures show meat animals last year supplied about one third of farmers cash income, with $10 billion paid by packers. Meat remains the era’s largest single crop, fueling feed, labor, and machinery industries and resisting rationing or price controls.
Analysts note a presidential hopeful would win a majority in Billinge if he advocates improved road paving. The remark suggests local infrastructure could sway voter support.
Readable fragments mention lower strawberry prices and a note about Congress. Phrases about a pheasant census and counting noises appear but lack clear context or completion.
The piece argues that inflation stems from flawed monetary policy since 1932, not just high prices. It cites historical warnings by Alf Landon, Keynesian debt, and currency debasement, urging reduced spending, debt refinancing, tax cuts, and Fed restraint to restore purchasing power and encourage production.
The Worden Riverdale 4-H Lassies met at Mrs. Rudy Banderoh's home with seven members and nine guests. A kitchen shower for former Lassie Mrs. Walt Cleveland was held. Barbara Balzer and Doris Rauchle led games as Patrician Shisher demonstrated baked custards.
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