Helena Independent Binge 2866 publication notice and rates
The Helena Independent announces publication details and classified ad rates. It lists editor Law Risken, Associated Press affiliation, postal details, and subscription prices for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier or mail within and outside Montana. It notes responsibility limits for ad errors and advance proofs.
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Independent
Opportunity to Win and Aid Britain in War Talk
The piece argues Americans should back Britain and ally with the Soviet Union against Nazi Germany. It contends Stalin’s victory would not advance communism’s strength and that aiding Britain remains essential. It warns against cheering for Hitler’s defeat alone, urging pursuit of Nazi annihilation while reserving judgment on communism.
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Wheeler
United States
Montana
Soviet Union
Stalin
Hitler
Great Britain
Britain
America
Russia
Papal warning on paganism from Rome at St Paul congress
Pope Pius XII addresses the Eucharistic congress in Rome via a St Paul transmission warning of a world flood of paganism eroding Christian culture. He notes revival at home, severe church losses abroad, and widespread belief erosion after World War I. He cites Spain’s civil strife, persecutions, and shifts in Russia while urging return to religion and moral codes. Only a few non aggression pacts remain.
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Rome
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Spain
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Russia
Army Cannot Utilize Talents Of This Man
A Memphis reporter and a headline writer, both cited as hasty, mischaracterize James Dismuke’s induction as if the army cannot fit his talents. The piece notes the error, suggesting a more balanced portrayal of his abilities as a lion tamer.
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Dismukes
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James Dismuke
Noted astronomer says Ife could not exist on Mare
The astronomer concluded Ife does not exist on Mare and asserts that people in New Jersey can sleep with assurance. The remark ties to a broader debate on planetary existence and regional safety implications.
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Mare
New Jersey
Congress bill would let Interior spend to seize utilities
The proposed measure would empower the Secretary of Interior to spend up to 200 million dollars to condemn and acquire public utility properties and run them or transfer them to local governments. It would also allow rate setting under this power. Critics warn it shifts control from local to federal hands and threatens private and self-rule traditions in the Pacific Northwest.
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Washington
Secretary of Interior
Pacific Northwest
Public dispute over Lindbergh and Ickes sparks war talk
A harsh attack targets Secretary Ickes calling Lindbergh a stooge of Hitler and a Nazi wolf in pacifist clothing. The writer argues Ickes seeks U.S. entry into war and ridicules cabinet antagonism, noting Mussolini's wartime moves.
Blackouts Test Warns of Aerial Bombing Fears
A reader reflects on blackout drills along the Atlantic coast and in Greeley Colorado. He questions whether such tests create hysteria and notes no point in America is yet universally safe from bombing while acknowledging progress in aerial defense.
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Greeley
Colorado
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Fingerprinting Plan Aims to Clean Federal Ranks
The Roosevelt order calls for comprehensive fingerprinting of federal employers to identify those on FBI records and uncover questionable connections. Critics say fingerprints alone won’t reveal ideological motives or subsurface subversive leanings, urging broader investigations beyond mere data collection.
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Ag & Welcome
Dies Committee
Billings Gazette
The Moscow Strings and the Communist Shift
The Missoulian editorial accuses American Communists of serving Germany and then switching to support Britain after Germany’s betrayal of Russia. It casts them as puppets following Moscow orders, now compelled to alter loyalties in wartime politics.
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America
Germany
Russia
Washington wrestles with strikes impact on defense program
In Washington June 24, lawmakers and administration officials debate the impact of labor strikes on national defense. The administration seeks to separate honest labor from agitators while contending with widespread public sentiment. Historical note traces strikes from 1776 onward and notes early labor actions and militia calls.
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United States
Depression Waves and Notable Strikes Through American History
Letter by Frederic J Hoskin traces how economic depressions reduced strikes and unions from 1837 to 1909, then periods of activity followed by pivotal events like the 1877 railroad strike, the 1894 Pullman strike, and the Cripple Creek and Homestead conflicts. It notes evolving labor relations and calls for broader American principles to address ongoing agitation.
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Uoien
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Flest
Baltimore & Ohio
Cripple Creek
Colorado
State National Guard
Cleveland
United States
Chicago
Toward a clarification of our Russian policy
Walter Lippmann argues the U S must plan advance policy for any Nazi Soviet war and urges focusing on aiding Britain rather than direct intervention in Europe with Russia He warns against false choices and promotes diplomatic moves to stabilize Siberia and deter Japanese Russian conflict while pursuing a broader Far East settlement.
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New York Tribune
Answers to Questions A Reader Can Get the Answer to Any Question
The Hsiena Independent Information Bureau answers queries on topics from bridge construction to salaries, and the first use of kerosene lamps. It notes bridges built before the Revolutionary War used European methods for weather protection and defense. broadcasting paid workers in 1840. and no silver dollars minted in 1944.
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Pawtucket
Rhoda Island
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New Jersey
Hsiena Independent Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, DE
United States
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The Breakfast Table cork mat toast joke
The dialogue centers on a breakfast table joke about a tough toast. He complains the toast is hard while Wile remarks the cork mat is to blame. The humorous exchange highlights a domestic, light tone between two characters.
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