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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1948

Page

2

Floods expose defect in multiple purpose dams

A critique of the Pacific Northwest floods arguing that large multi purpose dams fail to control floods. It urges shifting focus to many small upstream dams to prevent flood damage and questions the flood control role of Fort Peck and other big projects amid ongoing Columbia River basin plans.

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Alaskan Outpost Strengthened by Summer Troop Movement

A northern outpost sees a major migration of Army units for summer training with units from the West Coast and Hawaii already en route. Reports note Alaska’s postwar depletion of combat troops and rising Air Force presence, amid assertions from Moscow about Alaska’s territorial status.

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Alaska defenses and Arctic warfare bolster U S military aims

The article notes expanding military, air, naval and transport activity in Alaska and western Canada to speed United States defense plans. It recalls Hitler and Soviet Arctic prowess, cites Attu and Kiska campaigns, and argues Arctic warfare wisdom could widen opportunities for change while boosting Alaska’s defenses this summer.

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A Million Blank Ballots In Czechoslovakia

The piece contrasts Czechoslovak Sunday elections with Soviet style balloting, noting mass blank ballots as protest. It argues such ballots signal fear under Communist influence, highlights UN vetoes on independent investigations, and urges Americans to value free elections and vote without fear.

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Three-Dollar Bill Proposal Sparks Roosevelt Honor Talk

Representative Klein proposes a three dollar bill to honor F D Roosevelt highlighting his three terms plus months of a fourth. He suggests extending the idea to give every citizen three dollar pills to keep. A New York grand jury declines to indict a man over a trousseau theft, yet he faces life anyway. The cave Inatinet refuge disappears as lock homes replace dens. A Tennessee woman has slept twelve years during the nation’s restless nights.

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Behind the Dies committee and a swinging public gaze

Washington report surveys the Dies committee work on alleged communist influence in Roosevelt era government. It criticizes media vilification, defends investigators like Robert Stripling and J B Matthews, and notes shifts in unions and officials from pro communist ties to American patriotism amid wartime histories.

Poultry Big Business in Utah Co operative

Westbrook Pegler critiques government handling of patents and Soviet pressures, alleging peremptory letters and a dump of U S patents while Russians gained access, then shifts to Utah Poultry and Farmers Cooperative, noting its annual business of about 20 million dollars as the third largest farm co op in the nation.

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Your Birthday Horoscope by Stella

Your Birthday By STELLA Tuesday June 1 Born to day you are emotional and impulsive and must learn to hold yourself in check at times of crisis You enjoy having your own way about things and while you love to give others advice you detest accepting advice from others You think in terms of the groundi and you feel your efforts are being belittled Your talents are many and called but they must be meticulously directed if they are to bring you rewards Your life cycles of three bring new fortune if you remain patient and avoid overpressing against obstacles The women especially are fond of family life and will have a beautiful home You will wed early and have a large family Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio noted with daily guidance for tomorrow.

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These Days on Atomic Power and National Defense

George E. Sokols ky argues the atom bomb reshapes national self defense and stresses that victory requires a full armed force and chronic reliance on essential materials. He cites uranium tin chrome manganese ore bauxite and sea lanes, warning against overreliance on tech alone and urging a practical balanced program.

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Butte News Roundup Includes Police Chief Nomination

Disjointed items report William Breen nominated and confirmed as chief of police by the city council. Other notes include speaker James Gerard at Montana School of Mines, two boys rewarded for finding a diamond ring, aviation show planned in Helena, and ongoing track meets at Clark Park with school standings.

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