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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1938
Page
6
The piece weighs rumors of a further nine point gold dollar devaluation and argues for steadier credit money linked to a commodity standard. It cautions that gold is not a universal measure, urges cooperation on exchange rates, and notes political boasts about Garner for 1940.
Chinese officials and American delegates accuse Japan of using narcotics to subdue China, calling Manchukuo an arsenal of narcotics and alleging a deliberate opium offensive to finance and ease military resistance. The report notes prior Chinese progress against opium and contrasts it with wartime tactics.
Americans of Swedish heritage await Crown Prince Gustaf arrival for the tercen tenary of Swedish settlement in the Delaware Valley. About 600000 native Swedes in the United States and many more of Swedish stock will celebrate. The Kungsholm will be met by US warships off the Delaware Capes as escort of honor. President Roosevelt will attend, strengthening ties between the two nations and showcasing Sweden’s role on the European scene.
A political tribute extols Hitler as premier citizen of Germany, noting his democratic conduct and dignity while praising his decision to donate a 1,000,000 mark birthday gift to charity. The piece contrasts his image with warlike threats from the Czech frontier, praising his peace-loving stance.
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor plan a U S visit next March, greeted with social interest after past controversy. Once tied to Bedaux and Nazi-era visits, the couple now encounters a calmer reception as a historic romance figure.
A critical editorial argues that China remains more civilized than Japan and Franco's Spain, condemns Allied arms exports, and urges banning all peaceful and wartime weapon sales. It links weapon shipments to civilian deaths and frames prosperity of the wicked against righteous restraint. The piece cites Psalms 73:1.
The Yellow River, China’s Sorrow, floods dikes as Japanese forces push toward Changchow and Hankow. Thousands drown amid hunger and disease while Chinese resistance and natural disaster widen the theater of war.
The Haskin Letter discusses how fireworks appeal to many and how the U S industry employs about 12 687 workers in 62 plants, concentrated in the north and west with one plant in the south. It notes a decline due to safety campaigns, city bans, and reduced sales, with wages averaging 16 68 a week and many workers earning well below that.
A declamatory piece argues social evils could lessen through interest in art and individual freedom. Attributed quotes reference Prof Clara Mac Gowan of Northwestern University and Albert Bineteth, plus a note from Commissioner Percy W Foote on traffic and roman alowpokea.
Mark Sullivan argues that sit-down strikes start with violence and fail to be suppressed, leading to informal force and vigilante actions. He cites Hershey, New Jersey, and Michigan as examples, noting the C I O’s nationwide reach and warned consequences for American society.
The Family Doctor describes how a bursa acts as a cushion fluid sac at joints and other friction points. Repeated irritation or friction inflames it, causing swelling pain and possible bleeding if severe. Rest and heat aid recovery, while severe cases may need aspiration or surgery.
A compiled Q and A list answers Beatrice Lillie’s husband as Sir Robert Peel, explains Allied Youth aims, notes 1988 railway employment, cites whiskey labeling rules, traces gourdfish origin to China, confirms Jefferson and Adams died July 4, 1826, explains round-bottom pails deter theft, and cites Dr Brill on gambling appeal. It also locates Mrs. Leslie Carter’s burial, a Mormon cricket wall in Sheridan, a Roanoke Island Lost Colony pageant date, and notes Call of the Wild as London’s finest, Clermont’s Albany speed, and Mickey Mouse radio voice by Walt Disney.
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