Democratic Platform Proclaimed for Equal Opportunity
The platform proclaims a return to health and prosperity under Democratic leadership, pledging government to protect family and home, create opportunity for all, curb malefactors of wealth, safeguard workers and consumers, and pursue balanced budgets, farming relief, civil service expansion, and peaceful foreign policy. It emphasizes anti-monopoly, flood control, rural electrification, housing, veterans’ benefits, and fair credit, urging national unity and regulatory action within constitutional bounds.
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Army of America
Law of the Land
Bla Bank
Idops
Drouth
United States
Civil Service
Fragmented pledge on American democracy and resources
A political manifesto asserts faith in national destiny and abundant resources to provide quality life. It condemns communism and authoritarian rule, pledging dedication to democratic government as guided by the founders, and emphasizes the happiness and interests of the American people.
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Iwill
Philadelphia
Lfe
United States of America
Honor student Theda Marcovitch rites held in Helena
Theda Mar sovitch 18 of Isutta died Tuesday from an embolism after an appendicitis operation. Services conducted at Herr Mach chapel in Helena with burial in Home of Peace cemetery. Survived by father dark Marcovitch and sisters Eleanor and Barbara Covington.
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Butte High School
National Lower Society
Garfield School
Butte
Billings
Dark Marcovitch
du Luy
Eleanor
Barbara
Marcovitch
Denver
Montana highway project employs 4700 workers in first half of June
Montana Highway Commission chief engineer D A McKinnon reports 4 730 men worked on Montana highway projects in the first half of June. The majority are Montana residents, with fewer than 2 percent from outside the state. The bulletin notes many workers are assigned to expansion or improvement tasks.
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Montana
Montana F
D A McKinnon
Yaatery Way
Montana Highway Commission
BicKinnon
Eae
Mevendenty
Montana Officials Urge Citizens to Boost Tourism Trade
State Highway Department chief engineer D A McKinnon urged Montanans to aid the tourism drive by showing friendly Western courtesy to visitors. Inspectors at nine entry stations report steady tourist influx, with green and yellow Montana Guest 1938 stickers issued to guide travelers.
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State Highway Department
Montanans
D. A McKinnon
Lon
Yaaterday
Montana Guem
MoeKinnon Watt
Highway Department
Fragmentary Rural Housing Occupancy Study
A partial OCR fragment references a survey of about 10,000 rural homes across 43 states. It notes a figure related to women on farms and a supposed $7 percent, mentioning naval boys vacations. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or named entities.
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Naval
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