Helena Independent details and publication terms
The Helena Independent lists staff and rights details, circulation policies, and advertising proofs. It describes editor and Associated Press affiliations, post office entry, delivery options, subscription rates, and responsibility for advertisement errors. It also notes copy deadlines and proof procedures for ads.
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Independent Publishing Company, Inc. Helens
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United States
Independent
Montanans Inc Counts Achievements in Montana Development
William G. Ferguson outlined Montanans Inc. efforts before the Federal Business Association, highlighting Montana reclamation projects, favorable sugar quotas, and securing federal benefits. The organization is active in defense projects and broader state progress, meriting strong local support.
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Montanans, Incorporated
Montanans, Inc
Montanans
Montana
Chamber of Commerce
William G. Ferguson
Federal Business Association
Symbol of Work Alarm Clock as Happiness Signal
The Nation's Business notes a sharp rise since last August in sales of low priced alarm clocks and watches. Factories show activity as workers rely on alarms to start the day, judged as a sign of happiness and prosperity. The piece ponders when Hitler may reside at Doorn.
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Times
Mortality Decline in Children Across Two Decades
At the American Institute of Actuaries meeting in Toronto Dr Louis I Dublin of Metropolitan Life outlined a 60 percent drop in deaths among children aged 1 to 14 over twenty years. He noted two and a half times higher chances of a child reaching 16 than in 1920, while warning that slums remain serious health threats in many cities.
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United States
American Institute of Actuaries
Toronto
Louis I. Dublin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Dublin
Population decline reshapes long term demographic outlook
The article notes a drop in the under fifteen population from 35.1 million to 32.9 million by 1940, aided by strict immigration quotas and lower birthrates. Projections for 1960 show about 31 million under age 15, with longer life expectancy discussed as a potential perpetual stock.
Public-spirited Helena group backs USO drive
A Helena group begins a campaign Monday to raise 2500 of 10755600 nationwide for United Service Organizations centers for soldiers and sailors off duty. The plan: six national welfare groups run camp service clubs outside military reservations offering clean amusements writing home facilities and sympathetic advice to protect service members from exploitive diversions. The drive invites public support as part of strengthening national defense.
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Helena
United Service Organizations
Army
USO
Better for All Concerned on Detention of Chronic Hoboes
Opinion argues for life detention of convicted chronic hoboes as mercy and public protection. The piece envisions a community colony to curb wanderers, restore balance, and require them to pay their way, condemning neither the condemned nor the public. It also notes Nazi propaganda about Suez and South America with Hitler references.
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Suez
South America
Hitler
Mussolini Praises Italian Navy Amid War Rhetoric
In a salute to Italy's dwindling fleet, Premier Mussolini extolled the navy's reach and courage, claiming it overcomes distances and defeats the enemy at sea. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes his rhetoric mirrors factual elements about commander rashness and casualties, while contrasting Taranto and Matapan with current naval prowess.
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Mussolini
Kingdom of Italy
Royal Navy
Taranto
Matapan
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Suspicious Package Found At Baptist Temple Philadelphia
A man reports spotting a suspicious figure drop a package at the Baptist Temple side entrance and drive off quickly. Police opened the soaked container addressed to Dr Daniel A Poling containing a batch of sermons just delivered by the printer for Christmas Science Monitor.
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Philadelphia
Baptist Temple
Daniel A. Poling
Souad
Dr. Poting
Christmas Science Monitor
Genesis of shipbuilding traced from Egypt to modern giants
Washington June 11 Destruction of the Hood and the Bismarck and the rise of world shipbuilding are examined from ancient Egypt through papyrus craft to wooden hulls and ribbed frames. The piece outlines early Egyptian methods, wood sources, keel absence, riveted planking, and the shift to sail, steam, and iron steels shaping modern vessels.
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Washington, D. C
Hood
Heyptians
Egypt
Herodotus
Syria
Mediterranean
Syrian
The Robin Moor Sinking and Atlantic Security
Walter Lippmann urges careful fact gathering after the Robin Moor sinking. He argues a German submarine likely attacked an American merchant ship far from combat zones, threatening Atlantic security and hemisphere defense. He warns Americans must demand reliable guarantees for safe sea lanes or face a major global crisis.
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Atlantic Ocean
Dakari
French Africa
Natal
Brazil
Germany
Lawn Royage
South Atlantic
United States
High Seas
Securt
Nohin Moor
Dakar
North Atlantic
North America
South America
Europe
Africa
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Western Hemisphere
Britain
Atlantic
Robina Moor
New York Tribune, Inc
Fragmented Quotations From World Figures On War And Leadership
A collage of quoted lines from figures like Woodrow Wilson Archibald MacLeish Edwin L James and Charles Lindbergh. The excerpts touch on postwar visions political persuasion and constitutional methods amid wartime rhetoric. The text includes misjoined names and incomplete attributions reflecting OCR noise from a historical page segment.
Answers to Questions From The Helena Independent Bureau
A reader quiz column replies to questions about selective service age totals, the Dornier 17 Flying Pencil nickname, flag usage in school plays, and the origins of the editorial. The census projects 820000 men turning 21 by July 1.
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Helena
Census Bureau
John Dillingham
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