Our Vanishing Wilderness and the Montana Highway Fight
An editorial argues against building a Great Falls to Missoula highway through Helena Ly National forests, warning that road expansion imperils Montana’s last wilderness. It cites California’s stance, criticizes local chambers for selfish motives, and urges legislative action to designate park preserves to protect wildlife, hunting, and quiet recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Great Falls
Missoula
Helena and
Ly 1
California
United
Chamber of Commerce
Commonwealth Club
Committee On Forestry and Wild Life
Our
Highway Commission
Montana
Legislative Assembly
What's in a Name in Politics and Horseshoes
The piece satirizes party labels, noting old line Democrats deny Roosevelt as a Democrat while Republicans and socialists attack his New Deal. It cites Norman Thomas and Milwaukee Mayor Hoan at Cleveland, arguing Roosevelt defies simple label. It also mentions twenty million pounds of horseshoes manufactured yearly in the United States and the persistence of pitching as a pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Tut
Cleveland
Norman Thomas
Leo Kreychi
Socialist National
Darel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
Tony
SEEK INVESTMENT CENSUS FOR FOREIGN CAPITAL FLOWS
Senator McAdoo proposes a congressional census of investments abroad and foreign holdings in the United States with ongoing monthly status checks. He cites 1933 interest and 1934 renewed attention led by George N Peek, noting concerns that Americans own about 2.6 billion in foreign bonds in default and that foreign nations finance via American securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Congress
United States
Ientury Department
George N. Peek
McAdoo survey urged on bonds and currency trends
The piece discusses government bonds and bonds of states provinces and municipalities. It notes the French monetary crisis and American investors' experience with depreciated currencies. It underscores a survey proposed by Mr McAdoo to inform Americans about investments and guide future placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
McAdoo
Revival of Rail Travel II Hits Eastern Lines
A revival of rail travel notes reduced passenger rates spur general rail use, though Eastern roads resist, citing economic pressures and competition from buses and planes. The piece contrasts Western and Southern responses with downward schedule revisions and Inter-State Commerce Commission rate changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Motion Picture Detection for Criminals Aims Nationwide
Officials promote a Schwarzkopf system that records criminals through motion picture screening of walk posture and speech as a national deterrent. It envisions a national motion picture library to supplement fingerprints and could surface in theaters for broad-based police work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Schwarzkopf
United States Department of Justice
United States
Editorial Reexamines New York Law on Labor Welfare
Best Editorial of the Day critiques the New York law halting rail and factory protections after 19 years of reform. It notes broad political reaction and argues the decision risks leaving workers vulnerable to exploitation while acknowledging calls for constitutional amendment if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Supreme Court
Ruthlean
New York
Wonton Waters
Federation of Tabor
Due Consumera’ League
Woman's Trade Union League
Pavile
Ieadera
Partlan
Itenna Becanss
Exatinin
Noblic
Industriat
Avery
Nelda
Nivat
Ana
Cim
Juatien Huglen
The Haskin Letter Portrays Nazi Repression in Germany
The article analyzes anti Nazi reporting in American papers and describes how Nazi rule crushes dissent. It cites Spivak and Spoleak observations on surveillance telephone taps, tribute schemes, and the regime’s use of intimidation, blacklisting, and persecution of Jews and foreign concerns. It notes widespread famine and coercive employment practices under Hitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spivak
al Capone
Germany
Vinstodt
Mke
Iitler
Education Department
Wy Howe
Tenalva
Germany’s minority Nazi grip sparks emigration fears abroad
An American observer describes Nazi pressure on foreign merchants in Germany as they pivot to protect assets in dollars francs and pounds. The piece notes German persecution, shrinking Communist ranks, and the possibility of a future war with global economic implications for American investors and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Aiverigana
Connecticut
Tf Elvan
Amor Ua
al Capone
Hia
Neale
Conmiantiat Party
Tuswin
Tagcat Party
Italy
Nazi Party
Austria
Soviet Rusnia
France
Hitler
Communist Party
Frivon
Russia
Splyak
Europe
Tibet
Amarican
Andy
Minnet
Reporta Or & Landlord
Als Income Racorda
Joy conscious women in a changing world
In a public statement Toni Lanter of Los Angeles advocates health and happiness for women, while Dr Frederick K. Robinson of City College and Mrs Alfred Watts of the Associated Country Women urge steadfast principles and unity. They caution against political disruption and stress character, future welfare, and peaceful progress.
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Toni Lanter
Los Angeles
Har Shane
Ly Inga
Atote Amante
Frederick K. Robinson
City College
New York City
Mra
Alfred Watts
Cheap goods lure buyers into a trap of waste
The verse laments shoddy wares that fade, break, or fail after use. It warns shoppers to avoid cheap traps and pay a bit more for lasting quality, praising prudent buying and better goods over bargain trash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cette Matthies Agata Mervin
Answers to Questions from Helana Independent Informa tion Bureau
A reader's Q and A summary covers topics from uniforms of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to inks about a tropical tree Arnatio and its dye uses. It also notes Roman voting methods, autograph value factors, carbon monoxide reducing dories, a priest who celebrated a Hing denburg ceremony, and the largest meat market in East St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhoyal Canadian Mounted Polite
Centroling
Eufine
A. Rogalor
Detroit Department of Street Railweye
Broun
Hingdenburg
Punt
Hudson Bay
East St
Loula
Vitamin D for babies how to ensure healthy development
Physician guidance outlines methods for delivering vitamin D to infants through cod liver oil, fortified milks, sun exposure, and alternative preparations. It stresses cautious dosing, doctor supervision for premature babies, and balancing dietary sources with safe sun exposure to prevent rickets.
Sonny Sayings Reveal Worries About Paternity
A fragmentary note expresses sleep troubled by questions of paternity and an unsure future. The speaker wonders about their father and seeks clarity on family ties and identity. The tone is reflective and unresolved.
American Invasion Ad Prompts London Fashion Shock
The London Observer Dispatch reports a full page advert by the London department store Stars under the title American Invasion. The ad proclaims America as a growing influence on fashion, claiming American women's wear is popular and that barriers to exchange may bring U S clothing to global markets, despite tariffs and trade tensions.
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London
Newanapard
X Landing Department
Atore
United States
America
Ax London
Horn
Amatcan
Militou Doliant
Airis
Pohultive Tariffts
Utien Observer Dispatch
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Duca
Enyr
Italia
Unite States
Ome
An Londanan
Alilo Liag
Tweed
Ontario
Treffies Quaker
Telaphore
Brathar
Beam
The
Ovehn World Herald
Ney
Roy J
Haskin
Frederic J. Haskin
Wanlingten
Aptvale
Bunkeapley
Secon Gongator Filma
Georgia
Gongs
Mr. Spleak
Matt
Muasaliu
Ameri
Walt Mason
Thomas F. Madigan
J.T
DH. Morris Fishery
Kaltor, Journal of the American Mtedicat) ‘Association, Ena
Rywelm
Atice
Guneral
Ciral
Son Foods
American Muddies Association
Childrot
Sonny
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