Montana Sees Tourism Surge Boosting State Economy
Montana highway department early checks show a 74 percent rise in tourist arrivals over 1988, signaling a strong season ahead. Montanana Inc. and local backers deserve credit for promoting attractions, while visitors bring substantial spending likely exceeding 30 million dollars as roads and resorts draw guests statewide.
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Montana Highway Department
Montans
Montanana Inc
Montana
Montanans
Montations Inc
Bones and bones clash over relics and sacred remains
A fragmentary column notes rival claims by Cabe and Spain to Columbus bones while China and Japan battle for the bones of Genghis Khan shifting between Mongolian and Chinese control to protect sacred relics. The piece adds social reflection on reverence for national heroes and pilgrimages amid a courtroom escape incident in Nisrhday during a trial.
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Cabe
Spain
Columbus
China
Genghis Khan
Mongolia
Mount Vernon
Insects May Rule in Hecht’s The Adventures of Professor Emmett
The excerpt reviews Ben Hecht’s The Adventures of Professor Emmett, noting his return to fiction after film work. It highlights a central theme of dehumanization by embracing mass power through a State. the Germans, Italians, and Japanese are portrayed as pursuing strength by erasing individual soul.
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Ben Hecht
Professor Emmett
Hecht
Emmett
Itford
Ioal
Mtellert
Gesell
Worton
Welgi
Hintielt Adame
Nouglan Furdbus
London
Bern
Severai
Montana National Guard encampment ends in Helena
Helena bids farewell to the Montana National Guard as the 168th Infantry and auxiliary units break camp and return home. The encampment drew spectators and featured a Thursday review with over 1,200 personnel receiving praise for conduct in city and field. Citizens look forward to next year’s gathering and commend the Guard’s contribution to state and national defense.
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Helena
Montana National Guard
168Rd Infantry
Nation Tean
Montana
National Guard
Veto of Canal Zone civilian pension bill noted
Congress passed a bill to grant special retirement benefits to Canal Zone civilians who aided the Panama Canal. President Roosevelt vetoed the measure, a move praised as prudent. The piece also comments on pensions, press liberty, and various disparate notes.
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Congress
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Editors Debate Palestine Policy and British Interests
Opinion by Ted Lodge in the Pickett Journal argues the Palestine issue shows British policy aims to balance empire interests with promises to Jews and Arabs. Editors criticize concessions seen as selling out Jewish homeland goals while Arabs resist, leaving a shaky compromise amid wartime pledges.
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Jobn Bull
Trosa
Palestine
Mirat
Wan
Ted Lodge
Sentence Sermons From the Rev Roy Smith at First M Church
A compact sermon collection includes lines on how great events birth new ideas and how ideas drive truth and adventure. It credits Rev Roy Smith and the First M Church with presenting maxims on thinking leading others, inspiring minds, and pursuing righteousness.
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Roy
Smith
B. Foster
Ness Syndicats Co. Inc
Tea, Rubber, and Coffee Expansion in India's Plante
The Haskin Letter examines India’s tea, coffee, and rubber plantations as a push by British enterprise into tropical agriculture. It notes rising output, labor impact, and trade tensions with South America, China, and Japan, while detailing Assam tea and Travancore coffee development, labor shifts, and the global market. It also references sugar, indigo, and cotton sectors and India's evolving agricultural economics under Crown rule.
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Washington, D. C
India
South America
China
Japan
United States
Jtla
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Nella
Punjab
Enat India Company
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Paeth
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Darjeyling
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Niigitix
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Mecca
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Burma
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Baath Tada
Tonnsserie
Trevancore
Ganath Point
Political Critique of Labor Leaders and Ickes
The remarks criticize a third term opponent and accuse labor leaders like John L. Lewis and William Green of autocratic control. Harold L. Ickes is cited as part of a government faction, while Rabbi A. H. Silver condemns the current system as reactionary and in need of defeat to restore reform.
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Fem
Hakum
Secretary of Interior
Harold L. Ickes
TAS AL
John L. Lewis
aeAson
Lewis
William Green
Washington Column on Roosevelts Third Term Problem
Washington reporting notes President Roosevelts unresolved third term issue and possible new campaign themes. It discusses New Deal strategies, industrial recovery plans, and a proposed sweeping economic reform bill by the American Association for Economic Freedom, including government subsidies and a national planning board. The piece references Frank Murphy’s remarks and suggests a potential New Deal response.
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NEA
Roosevelt
Mteelf
Wis
Iitu
Frank Murphy
Arched Economice
Ehehieers
Industriatiata
Eeana Wale
Audi
American Association For Economic Freedom
National Planning Board
Cannclty
Congress
Cleveland
Murphy
Ryueily
The Family Doctor DB on Early Child Development
A fragmented account by Dr. Fishvent outlines second year motor and oral exploration milestones in infants. It notes finger grasp, object manipulation, mouthing of items, teething, and progress toward walking and standing with support, plus potential delays signaling nervous system issues.
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Mena
Arioe Helene
Leleux Information Bureau Q&A Compilation from 1980s era column
A reader question set asks about Mark Twain works, Frank James, Joose Jamen, and Titanic salvage, plus inquiries on federal camps under WPA and weathering states’ dry status. The document cites figures: 1983 forest service timber distributions, 600 to 1,000 daily seedling plant rates, and misdated era references for early aviation and maritime lore.
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Mark Tratn
Frank James
Jesse
Joose Jamen
Frank Janes
St. Louis
Forest Service
A. Arthiy
Bilas Lane
Una
Ht. Mary's
BL. Mary's
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