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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1940

Page

16

British Fleet Fate in Peace Talks and German Gain

Analysis argues Germany cannot win war by peace terms without neutralizing the intact British fleet. It contends Britain would not surrender its fleet or scuttle under pressure, and defeat would force the fleet to endure losses rather than yield. The piece weighs the strategic impact of a fleet’s fate on any peace settlement.

Germany Canada America Deutscher Weckruf Und Beobachter New York Daily Worker New Masses Finland Soviet Russia France Great Britain Hitler Nero Caligula Dr. Westrick Westrick Heinrich Albert United States

Editor Montana Standard notes to publish letters

Public instruction requests that Montana Standard publish letters addressed to Editor Montana Standard. Business matters including advertising and subscriptions should be directed to the Standard Publishing Company.

Montana Standard Standard Publishing Company Standard Publishing Company Daily & Sunday

United on defense yet wary of hysteria

The nation backs a massive defense program but urges calm and clear aims. President calls for about 5 billion dollars in defense spending to start within six months, and analysts warn against complacency as Britain and Germany race for resources and force.

United States Congress Great Britain British Belgium France Germany Norway South America Canada Greenland Pacific

The British Fleet in a Nazi-dominated Peace

The article outlines three possible fates for Britain's fleet if the Nazis win the war. One option is to save and base the fleet in Canada. Another is to scuttle the ships as at Scapa Flow after the previous war. The third possibility is not fully shown in the excerpt.

Britain Canada Scapa Flow

Tax burden hurting business and employment across industry

Analysis by Guaranty Trust of 1939 corporate taxes shows 43 percent of net income paid by major firms leading to higher costs, reduced demand, and slower economic revival. Utilities averaged 50 percent taxes, steel taxes exceed half earnings, with $332 tax per steel worker and potential 92,500 jobs affected. Gasoline sales taxes reach 41 percent of product value.

Roosevelt Congress Guaranty Trust Company of New York United States Guaranty Bank Guaranty Trust Company

Lindbergh and Mitchell on air power and war

The piece contrasts Lindbergh and Brig. Gen. William Mitchell on aviation policy. It notes Lindbergh's claim that war hysteria misleads U S foreign policy and recalls Mitchell 20 years ago urging air power to sink battleships, for which he was punished. It argues the nation now pursues air defense belatedly.

William Mitchell Charles A. Lindbergh Lindbergh General Mitchell Germany United States Navy Congress Army Navy Mitchell Europe

Nation Debates Law Against Fifth Column Activity

Dorothy Thompson argues for targeted legislation to curb Nazi and Communist influence in the U S while preserving civil rights. She warns that relief bans and police-like probes threaten free speech and urges swift action to suppress foreign propaganda.

Bible School Set At Butte Church

A two week Daily Vacation Bible School opens Monday at Covenant Mission Church under Pastor Rev. Paul T. Nelson. Classes run 9 to 12 each morning with teachers including Mrs. Lily Darlington Mrs. Tom Blythe Mrs. Corrinne Smith Mrs. Martha Bawden Miss Charlotte Johnson Miss Lela Morehead Miss Rachel McDonald and Mrs. Paul Nelson.

the Covenant Mission Church Paul T. Nelson Lily Darlington Tom Blythe Corrinne Smith Martha Bawden Charlotte Johnson Lela Morehead Rachel McDonald Paul Nelson

Butte Man Set to Sail From Rome on Manhat tan

Emmett ONeill son of Mr and Mrs Michael ONeill 411 Virginia street will sail this morning from Rome on the liner Manhattan He left seminary studies after North American College in Rome closed He has been there a year and a half and is a Christian Brothers high school and Carroll College graduate

Emmett O'Neill Michael O'Neill Virginia Street Rome Italy Manhattan Young O'Neill Christian Brothers High School Carroll College Jerry Flynn Placer Street Missouri Avenue Mildred Sime Dorothy Phillips Philipspurg Butte Los Angeles David Semrau West Park Street University of Southern California Gerald Burnell

Lola Montesa Entangled By Love and Theft Suspicions

Bill Bailey muses on Lola Montesa as a suspected thief while torn between love for Gayle Dixon and duty. He schemes to confront Lola about her alleged crime and ends with an invitation for a ride, signaling a further confrontation in a tense love triangle.

Bill Lola Montesa Lola Mexico Bill Bailey New Mexico Christopher Merrifield Gayle Dixon Gayle Jeremy Mr. Merrifield Jeremy Tucker William Ward Bailey

Mount Bethel Methodist church Sunday school program

Students from Mount Bethel Methodist church Sunday school present an eight oclock program at the church. The sequence includes opening song America, Sherman school band selections, several playlets, vocal solos by Fred Edwards and others, and a benediction directed by Mrs Stephen Rule.

Mount Bethel Methodist Church America Sherman School Playlet Keystone Shirley Kager Beverly Hanley Wilene Cortese Philip Krisk Jack Price Paul Gene Jordan Lonetta Edsal Ruth Osier Fred Edwards

Extension of Air Line Announced Between Minneapolis and Duluth

Northwest Airlines will start air mail and passenger service on a 135 mile extension between Minneapolis and Duluth. The Civil Aeronautics Authority authorized the route, resuming service suspended since 1931. Captain Jerry Sparbee, who first flew the route in 1928, will pilot the inaugural flight. two round trips daily, with overnight mail from Butte arriving Duluth at 7:25 AM.

Minneapolis Duluth Minn Northwest Airlines Tom Marshall Civil Aeronautics Authority Marshall Jerry Sparbee Butte

Reagan returns from Eagles meeting in Kent

Butte officer Dan W. Reagan, past president and deputy grand worthy president of the local Eagles aerie, returned by plane from Kent Washington after attending a grand aerie meeting.

Reagan Dan W. Reagan Butte Kent Wash Fraternal Order of Eagles Butte Aerie

Ten Twenty Thirty and Local News Highlights

A mixed scan of 1930s town events reports vandalism damages and civic notes. Items include tire slashing on uptown cars, weather extremes, curling club elections, golf winner J J Kirby, postmaster Phil Goodwin, junior promenade at Butte High, Rocky Mountain spotted fever outbreak, school fire recovery at McKinley, a 1910 score at the Gardens, county attorney Baldwin resigning, new Anaconda high principal Sanford L Stone and the birth of the Butte Athletic club planning boxing matches at Holland Roller rink.

C. A. Champ Silver Bow Phil C. Goodwin Butte Butte High School Montana McKinley School of Mines Reduction Works Boston James H. Baldwin Sanford L. Stone Leadville Col Anaconda A. B. Martin Holland Roller Rink Butte Athletic Club

Gemini Horoscope for June 1 Outlook and Trends

Gemini like to work yet crave play and ride a dual personality. Travel and vacation ideas rise today with favorable early benefic aspects. Adults see industry stimulation and profits in manufacturing while travel, fairs, and transport do well. political dissension grows, and relations with Canada improve. Promotions and weddings gain social interest. children shown as quick witted and affectionate.

United States Great Britain Canada

2400 Children Guests at Anaconda Copper Playground

About 2,400 Butte children attended Columbia Gardens yesterday for the first Children’s day of the season. Concessions operated, play instructors directed activities, and equipment remained busy from morning until late afternoon. The next Children’s day is scheduled for Thursday, June 6.

Anaconda Copper Mining Company Columbia Gardens

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