Helena Independent 1890 Advertising Rates and Policies
The Helena Independent lists publication details and staff, including editor names and press association. It notes subscription rates, delivery options, and mail terms for Montana and out of state, along with a disclaimer on advertising errors and proofs.
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Associated Preas
Ase
Helens
Montatm
Carrie
Ner
Jmunine
Carrion & Mantha
Carrion
Mail
Montane
United States
Independent
World food shortage seen as wartime risk at Slat Springs
United Nations delegates at Slat Springs Virginia warn of a looming global food shortage. They cite transport bottlenecks seed and fertilizer gaps and war damage. They note some nations non war zones like Australia Canada South America and Africa may bolster output while floods and policy missteps threaten U S and allied supplies. They urge balanced policies to avoid missing the boat in 1944.
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United Nations
Slat Springs
Virginia
America
Europe
Axis
Germany
Russia
Africa
South America
Australia
Canada
Montana
Christian conference speech warns chaos if peace comes
Wendell Willkie addressed a conference on world Christianity expressing fears that peace may bring new upheavals. He emphasized unity and the need for coordinated global action to prevent disorder and ensure lasting stability.
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Wendell Willkie
Church leader warns of postwar demoralization risk
Mgr. Wilkie told the General Assembly in Detroit that nations face demoralization after fighting as goodwill and practical Christianity guide recovery. He urged firmness when acting, but urged generosity and forgiveness to sustain freedom and human faith amid worldwide ferment in the interwar era.
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General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
United States
Detroit
Mgr
Wilkie
Not Especially Alarming Statements About Jap Attacks
The piece notes that Japanese planes and subs bombing Oregon points are not surprising and unlikely to cause big damage. It says such raids aim to lower morale, but residents along the coast continue daily business. The writer dismisses the likelihood of a real landing or sustained foothold.
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Oregon
Byrd Committee Finds Huge Travel and Telegraph Costs
Virginia Senator Harry W. Byrd heads a joint committee on reducing nonessential federal spending. After six months of study, nonmilitary agency travel telephone and telegraph costs could reach 100 million dollars yearly, excluding war and navy. The panel calls the lax economy “scandalous” and urges action.
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Harry W. Byrd
Virginia
Joint
National Congress
Byrd
War and Navy
High Bureau Costs Criticized In Federal Expenses Report
A joint congressional committee led by Senator Byrd issued findings on federal communications spending from July 1, 1942, to January 1, 1943. Total nonmilitary expenses exceeded 15.5 million dollars with most cost in local and long distance calls and telegraph. The report notes eight agencies account for over 10 percent of this spend and urges immediate steps to cut excessive costs.
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Joint Congressional Committee
Tarry F. Byrd
Virginia
Navy
Joint Committee
Jong-distinen
Federal Communications
War and Navy
War Production Board
Fourth of July Fireworks Warns Amid Loss of Life
Washington warns that the Fourth of July, while festive, brings high risk from fireworks. Parents are urged to restrain children from handling firecrackers and torpedoes, avoid matches near kids, and supervise all fireworks displays. Public safety messages emphasize safer celebrations and memory of fallen lives.
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Washington
Local church services listed for multiple congregations
Helena area churches publish Sunday schedules across several denominations. Services include morning worship at 11 oclock, Sunday school at 9:43, and midweek meetings. topics cover faith, ascension, gospel adequacy, and spiritual achievement with choir and organ music.
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Ralph 8. Duhingon
Helen McChatehey
WF. Mustad
Sdsday
Mth
Attya
Trad O'Vlock
Level
Lemon Tople
Atay Dotagon
Ath Bergquaat
Jona Meidt
WG. Lee
First Baptist Warren
Eighth
Ilesry Mow
Mig
U.S
J. W. Downs
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Bart
Finsy Lutheran
Rodney
Wanil Aleglev
Margaret Zlegter
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Dubn Lepyptik
Wilder Avenue
Churel Puriors
Helena
Pittsburgh
Hylena Marlin
Los Angeles
Ucreher
Marin
Answers To Questions From The Welena Independent
A reader quiz from The Welena Independent Information Bureau lists fact answers on topics from population capacity of a dam to beetle trap colors and Roman Empire reach. It explains terms derived from cellulase to niinneros and notes flying fishes glide with winged fins, sometimes up to ten seconds and a quarter mile.
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Welena Independent Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington
Grand Center
United States
Jacques FB
Brandenberger
Alreles
Mediterranean Sea
Morocco
Come to Church This Sunday in Helena
Helena churches invite residents to worship God this Sunday and every Sunday at local church venues. The message emphasizes communal worship and regular attendance across the city.
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Helena
God
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Binte
Independent Publiahina Company, Inc
Helene, Mablene BA. Dye
Niewepa
Byrd Committee
Office of War Informaton
Commerce Department
Agriculture Department
State Department Office of Prica Adminiae Traction
Treasury Department
Shim Wale
Telena Church Services
SIN Rouen
ATEN
Ulov
Ebottjock
Church School
Morte Ie
Knights Templar
sHtlendance
McLingy
Wriday
Saint Barnabas
Poly
First Presbyterian
Eleventh
Ewing
Chester EL Whittier
Moamiting Waraulp
BL. Freeman
Montana State University
Missoula
Sina
St, Paulvs
Lawrence and
Logan
George
Morrell
Lorgette Vallom Due
Louise Wood Tompkins
Milton Brown
Ralph Wendland
Cclock
Church OF Christ
Cuintist
Suabjec
Lalonde
Christian Science
Ifthe
Hoback
Bek
Sumatay
First Mission
Lyman
Morris
St O'Elonk
Senna
Syle Sane
Econo
THE
Sunday Cross
Tso
Moham
Canster
Wathout
Tyndareus
Ridde Seaport
Witheren Elitz
King Fealuras Syndicate, Inc
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