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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1951
Page
2
The Montana region faces record cold as March storms hit Great Falls and surrounding towns. Old timers recall rare December and January blizzards, while a Pioneer league game was snowed out last year. Baseball starts April 1 at Great Falls, and the Acantha publishes the full Pioneer league schedule on page 6 to spur spring fever.
A reader questions the meaning of a billion as figures reach billions in taxes foreign aid and military needs. Using a hypothetical daily spend since Jesus birth, the piece illustrates how vast one billion dollars is and how such sums surpass daily income and comprehension.
The observer notes General Eisenhower’s growing political influence and debate over his possible 1952 presidential bid. Rumors say Truman could push his name at the Democratic convention, with bipartisan support possible. Taft will still need to address Ike’s rising strength and appeal.
The article analyzes the dispute over whether the president may deploy troops to Europe without congressional approval. It contrasts constitutional claims for executive command with arguments for congressional consent, noting the issue’s enduring public and historical significance.
The piece contrasts Lippmann and Dewey on presidential power versus congressional prerogative in deploying troops abroad. It notes the issue as a major constitutional question and traces the term Caesar to czar and kaiser as historical echoes of absolute rule.
Coffee cream with 30 to 36 percent milk fat is ideal for whipping. Coffee cream with 16 to 20 percent fat can work if cold and at least one day old. A well beaten egg white can help the mixture whip.
Mr and Mrs Wade Kincaid of Conrad visited Mr and Mrs Glen Yeager and family. Mr and Mrs Maurice Lear and daughters were business visitors in Helena. The group traveled to Anaconda to spend the night with Mrs Lear's mother Mrs Gallagher returning home Tuesday.
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