Helena Independent publication and delivery policy notes
The Helena Independent announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier or mail and reviews advertising proof responsibility. It outlines rates for 1 week to one year, both in Montana and the United States, and states the paper is not responsible for errors in ads or price quotes if proofs are read.
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Axis Propaganda Struggles to Reassure Home Front
The article describes Axis efforts to reassure German and Italian readers amid nightly Allied bombing. It notes propaganda emphasizes defense over offense, cites Churchill’s view that the tide has turned, and questions Italian claims of success. It highlights growing fear and calls for guards to quell resistance, with skepticism about any notable Italian raids.
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Italy
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Gura
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Maly
Not Alone on China’s Role in World War After Nippon Rise
The discussion on war conduct after Nazi defeat often omits China as a major actor. Once battles elsewhere end, arming and supplying Chinese forces could greatly shift leverage. China’s people are depicted as superior soldiers in manpower and resolve, with inexhaustible resources, a factor Japan surely recognizes.
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China
Library to Restore 5000 Early Silent Films for Study
The Library of Congress plans to restore about 5,000 motion picture subjects from 1897 to 1917 using Carl Louis Gregory’s device to convert paper photographs into near pristine celluloid prints. These silent reels, uncopyrigh ted before 1912, are not for public circulation and may not entertain modern viewers.
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Library of Congress
Carl Louis Gregory
National Archives
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Mary Pickford
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Movie origins and the rise of cinema in early decades
The piece recalls early film culture and audience habits, noting readers of Dumas, The Count of Monte Cristo, and the shift from regular theaters to new movie venues. It reflects on audience patronage, fragmentary dialogue on screen, and the cheap, varied subjects that gave cinema vitality before it became dominant.
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Mote Cristo
Dames O'Neill
Laird &Ease
Yaedit
No Job for Just Anyone Here
A critique of the belief that women readily work on farms. The piece argues that urban women are less suited to agricultural tasks due to changing civilization and that poor farm labor is costly. It notes farmers won’t hire unproductive workers and emphasizes the need for capable labor.
Roosevelt Son Warns Japan Must Be Defeated For Victory
James Roosevelt, son of the president, declares Japan the enemy to beat and says only complete victory after a hard fight can solve the Memes. He argues Japan dreams of empire and must be taught a lesson, while stressing the immediate task remains Europe and the war against Hitler.
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Japan
America
Pacific
Europe
Hitler
We Can't Have Too Much Food War Shortage Warnings
An ominous note warns that scarce food could cripple war effort as crops fail. It stresses that hungry troops cannot fight and urges Allies to aid occupied lands. The piece laments the crisis as the worst in civil life and predicts calamity if U S crops fail.
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Carn Vrop
United States
Forecasts and Summer Plans Amid Wartime Youth Education
A warped 1943 style piece anticipates June wage ads and wartime wisdom. It notes Americans will hear forecasts during June, mentions the OPA, wage limits, and coffee allowances, and discusses a three month summer vacation shaping citizen education and wartime workforce needs. It highlights student activities from shop to harvest work and hints at farm and domestic science to aid national labor.
Hurricane season begins in June under weather bureau notice
The United States Weather Bureau states June marks the start of the open hurricane season lasting through November. It outlines international cooperation with Caribbean and Atlantic nations, Red Cross coordination, and warning methods by radio and code to protect life and property from hurricanes, floods, and pestilence.
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Weather Bureau
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Red Cross
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Morbeck
OLHOK
Esper
Bath itch and skin care for dry winter skin
Health column notes that cold dry air irritates skin, causing bath itch after bathing with symptoms ranging from mild to intense. Suggests suner-falted and sulfonated soaps, avoid drying, and recommends hydroyzed wool fat cream options. Mentions skin care in summer and advises oil massages and toilet oils when baths are reduced.
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Thomas PW. Masters
NEA
Ruth Millett Defends War Factory Workers Luxuries
Ruth Millett argues that war workers deserve luxuries in hard times, noting women spent on outfits while wartime needs loom. She cites examples of expensive purchases by workers and questions why such items should be restricted, suggesting balanced allowances and continued support for war bonds.
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Weidilly
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Meat and Lamb Dishes From a Home Cook Book
A fragment presents several meat recipes including Meat Cakes in four Cream serving four, Lamb Pilaf for eight, and Pot Roast of Lame for two. It lists ingredients such as rump steak, onions, chives, sour cream, rice, and celery, with method steps like soaking bread, mixing meats, browning, and simmering for hours, offering variations and notes on serving.
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War quotes and nurse creed mingle in anxious era
A fragmentary letter from a German in Russia laments English tactics while a Mali an editor questions Western concessions to Japan. Amid blitz and bombardment a New York pastor and Navy Secretary Knox urge action and resolve to avert another world war.
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Navy
Krank Knox
Hollywood Labor Spell Outs New Film Path for Mary Dillon
Hollywood reporters note changes in how film careers begin with press, makeup, camera crews, and industry support. Mary Dillon, discovered as a waitress near Republic, is backed into a path to star in Three Little Sisters after studio care and government review. War Production Board involvement freezes and may unfreeze her status amid studio plans and contracts.
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Erskine Johnson
Wsuathr
Republic Studio
War Production Board
Washington
Mary Dillon
Mare Cuerita Sylva
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Miuvy
Mary
Republic Studio Legal Department
Answers to Questions From the Elena Information Bureau
A reader questions fact answers provided by Frederic Jaskin Director Washington DC. Include three coins for return postage. Q: What is the location of the largest country store in the world A Wales Vermont. Opened about thirty years ago by Charlies Maskell. Belgium independence 1831 1832 Leopold of Saxe Coburg first king. Q: Is an American soldier in Alaska on foreign duty War department says a U S Army soldier serving in Alaska is on foreign duty.
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Frederic Jaskin
Washington, D. C
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Vermont
Charlies J. Maskell
Belgium
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Alaska
War Department
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