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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1941

Page

11

Helena Independent Daily and Sunday Rates and Notices

Helena Independent announces subscription prices for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier or mail. Includes Montana and out of state rates, duties of proofs, and responsibility disclaimer for advertisement errors. The notice lists contact details and office practices.

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Montana Taxpayers Urge Postwar Public Works Pause

The Montana Taxpayer argues that public buildings and improvements may be deferred until national defense needs ease. Economist Dr. Marcus Nadler supports planning for postwar economic stability, urging preventive measures against disaster after the war.

Montana Marcus Nadler New York University Helena A. T. Hibbard Union Bank and Trust Company Montana Taxpayers’ Association Nadler Britain Washington

Bayonets Do the Trick in California Bomber Plant

The North American Aviation bomber plant in California resumed operations after military protection was provided, showing the strike lacked worker support. The piece argues government action against subversive labor leaders and defends ending plant possession, tracing tensions to the 1937 sit-down strikes. France pledges to defend its possessions, except against Hitler.

North American Aviation Corporation California

Allies and Free French Fight Nazi Axis Across Fronts

A Polish destroyer first sighted the German battleship Bismarck and moved in to engage as heavy fire opened. Free French forces led the Syria invasion van with Vichy French to urge surrender, thousands reportedly defecting. A Dutch warship stopped a French vessel carrying German nationals in the Caribbean while Greeks fled Crete to continue the resistance.

Bismarck London Syria Van

Norwegian merchant marine aids Allied war effort at sea

The piece notes the Norwegian merchant marine plays a vital role in the Battle of the Atlantic and in other theaters. It observes the Allies increasingly refers to allied forces as refugees from conquered nations join fighting units, expanding the anti Nazi coalition amid repeated RAF raids on Hamburg.

Hitler France

Pro America expands under state leadership in Montana

The Pro America group founded in 1938 grows steadily with early Montana chapters in Helena and widespread civic activity. State president Mrs B G Toomey led a convention in Helena, highlighting the organization’s aim of civic patriotism, public interest education, and support for a vital two party system. The group credits itself with aiding national legislation and opposing programs harmful to the public good.

Pro America Montana Helena B. G. Toomey Ywarten

Father's Day Observed In Helena With Gift Glee

Younger children announced the forthcoming Father’s Day gift season during a four week period. Stores report strong dad-friendly sales as fathers, though ever stoic, enjoy the tokens and the chance to smile at the purchase, especially as bills come due on the first of the month.

Father Helena Dad

Great Jurist Hughes and Britain in War Warnings

A reflection lauds Justice Hughes as a great American jurist whose career spans from New York governorship to the Supreme Court. It cites a California political blunder that might have altered history and notes retirement is near. The London Herald and St Louis Post Dispatch urge frank wartime realism over complacency to win in war.

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Abyssinia praised and puzzled by past rulers and present rule

The Haskin Letter discusses Abyssinia as a long-standing monarchy facing modernity amid world war. It traces Ethiopia’s ancient ties, from Queen of Sheba to Menelek, Justinian influence, and gradual European contact, noting the Masain Law base, centralized royal authority, limited education, and tariffs. It highlights the empire’s resilience, isolation, and controversial slavery abolition.

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First Americans and their policy in world affairs

Walter Lippmann argues that American foreign policy since Washington mirrors the late 18th and early 19th century approach. He asserts the United States has long combined defense of its interests with alliances, rejecting isolationism and paralleling Roosevelt and Hull with Jefferson and Monroe, challenging Lindbergh’s anti intervention stance.

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Answers to Questions From The Helena Information Bureau

A reader inquiry column lists factual questions and concise official answers. Topics cover American enlistment in the Canadian army, Boys Town reference in the South, lemon picking, a Mississippi congressman, suicides by action, and daily rations for soldiers, with authorities cited.

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