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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
4
The May 29 Federal Reserve District Bulletin notes 1933 wool production will be at least as high as 1932, with Montana producing about 32.3 million pounds from 3.4 million sheep last year and incomes near three times prior. Beef markets also improve livestock outlook in the state.
The article outlines a U S strategy for the June London economic conference. It explains coordinating world currencies removing artificial tariffs and raising prices to restore global trade. It notes President Roosevelt and Congress will press a recovery formula and leverage U S monetary powers to influence outcomes.
Wool has driven commodity-price gains in agriculture with a sharp upturn from the prior season. Montana sheepmen faced 9 to 10 cents a pound last year, while current figures hover near 30 cents, with many clips contracted at 27 cents or higher.
An editorial argues that Congress will pass a measure ending gold payments in circulation. It notes gold’s 50 year withdrawal trend, the shift to government vaults, and the impossibility of paying vast debts in gold. The piece cites Roosevelt and war debt implications.
The United States weather bureau will use ships as weather stations to track hurricanes from embryonic stages. Vessels on Atlantic waters will report twice daily, aiding forecasts of hurricane paths and protecting life and property. June to November marks the hurricane season with origins near Africa and the Caribbean. Butte notes wool and copper prices from the past.
Communications for Dr. McCoy should be addressed to McCoy Publications Inc at 689 South Ardmore Avenue Los Angeles California
The document lists a weekly menu starting Sunday June 4 1933 with detailed breakfast lunch and dinner items. Highlights include summer fruit options fresh fruit melba toast figs with cream Salisbury steak roast mutton baked ham and broiled steak plus an avocado salad recipe with raw celery minced ripe olives and ripe olives in half avocado shells.
Mortimer F asks about ice treatment for threatened appendicitis. Answer advises against ice as it congests blood flow and localizes pus. Hot applications to the entire abdomen improve circulation and absorption of pus pockets, serving as better treatment if surgery is avoidable. Flaxseed meal query ends with partial answer about mixing.
New York reviews The Journal of Arnold Bennett Volume III covers Bennett’s final productive years from war to retirement. It details his life with Marguerite and later Dorothy Cheston, blending desolation and relief with sharp character sketches of figures from royalty to a yacht trip with Otto Kahn.
A. M. Grant of Salt Lake, Louis Loeb of St. Louis, M. J. Houseman and C. R. Prescott of Missoula and George L. Hutchin of Portland are guests at local hotels. Joseph P. Harris, touring with the Evil Eye company, visits Butte for the first time in eight years, commenting on the city’s rapid growth. Hon. C. F. Goddard of Billings, J. B. Clayberg of Helena also appears in town.
ST ALBANS VT Its nothing much but its great fun mused Michael OGrady supply yard foreman as he began his 62nd year as an employee of the Central Vermont railway. Though 79 he has no idea of retiring.
Washington notes that John Nance Garner, Texas native and vice president, has long been a lawyer by training though more a politician. In the impeachment of Judge Louderback, Garner assumed a formal judicial posture as testimony mounts with many witnesses, applying familiar rules of evidence seen in courts and legislative managers.
The debate over bench rulings reveals Texas Jack enjoying a rare role as acting chair when Senator Pittman is absent. A stipulation allowed him to call a senator to the chair at will, while Garner often presided. The scene hints at infrequent impeachment proceedings and the need for a regularized capable rostrum during such times.
The article notes Senator Jack Garner considering bench retirement and relying on the senate as a more flexible jury than formal evidence rules. Garner urges flexible standards in the impeachment trial, and the senate concurs with his view of being an intelligent jury.
The column predicts strong benefic influences beneath deceptive surface in June 2 1933 astrology. It warns women may feel restless and holidays may seem distant while workers especially girls show laziness. Stenographers should be industrious and conscientious. love faces a unlucky day for engagements likely to be broken.
A teacher shames a pupil by forcing gum on the nose, triggering fear and sympathy. Elizabeth and Lizzie defend John, sparking a village uproar. Years later, John's donation to aid their retiring teacher reveals lingering hurt from the incident.
Chicago reports Dr. Frans Blom head of a Yucatan expedition says Mayans used standard building stones and unit fabrication centuries ago. He cites Uxmal ruins and parallels to early factory methods, noting lack of steel wheels and use of sleds or skids.
Czechoslovakia begins a full reorganization of unemployment relief, replacing the dole with a productive employment program aimed at boosting work opportunities and efficiency nationwide.
A vandal who stole part of an eighteenth century carved panel from a Kansas City art exhibit has returned the piece by mail. The incident prompted police to recover the artwork and investigate charges.
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