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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1950
Page
4
Change of address to a new eld address and a note that patrons should report faulty delivery to the paper for prompt service. Checks and money orders payable to The Standard Publishing Company. Official paper is Silver Bow County. Associated Press rights noted. Post office filing and advertising details included.
The column praises Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine for denouncing smearing of innocents and whitewashing of the guilty in Washington. It notes seven Republican senators joining her to condemn alleged smear techniques used by both parties and urges action to expose Communist influence in government.
In a tongue in cheek look at the 23rd national spelling bee in Washington, the piece notes how dictionary fine print allowed reinstatement for several contestants. Colquitt Dean and Diana Reynard survived 49 rounds before a draw declared first prize at $500 for both.
The Bretton Woods IMF has completed a landmark report on restrictions affecting world currencies in international exchange. Traders say current controls are greater than at any previous time, with the report noting aims to protect currencies from trade imbalances and shield internal business from imports.
A fund report argues against currency restrictions to shield business and industry, saying free competition will prevail. It warns that protecting currencies is unrealistic and limits on circulation hinder world trade. The Economic Cooperation Administration urges European nations to remove currency barriers to aid recovery.
A Washington Post letter urges exposing treachery in high places after reading Seeds of Treason by De Toledario and Sarky in Reader's Digest. It claims public revelation will counter Communism and praises Senator McCarthy as protecting the nation, urging the President and Congress to act.
In a heated defense, Paul Draper and Larry Adler attacked the verdict in the McCullough case. They argued the jury ignored their loyalty and failed to vindicate charges against Mrs. McCullough. The text details alleged financial strain, long legal costs, and claimed impacts on their son while contrasting the McCulloughs’ hardships.
The piece discusses Westbrook Pegler’s view of un american activities committees and a court case involving Hester McCullough. It notes new summer resorts advertising in the Daily Worker and describes neighbors from New York with ideologies clashing with Yankee traditions. The article covers Draper and Adler’s costly suit and a jury that sided against them.
Birthdate reading praises willpower and social talents for you born on June 3. It notes strong drives, lasting friendships from childhood, and a love capacity that shapes marriage timing whether happy or delayed. Women’s social gifts may favor hospitality. guard against chasing luxury while prioritizing meaningful goals and travel possibilities.
Texas delegation guests at a weekly luncheon in the House dining room prompt embarrassment as Rep Albert Thomas honors FTC chairmanship shifts with Lowell Mason and James Mead. A satirical poem parody and other light exchanges enliven the session as Rep Reva Bosone guides a visitor to observe the House.
In a humorous scene Mrs Bosone accidentally shouted aye during a quorum call as the chamber laughed at the misstep. Senator Lyndon B Johnson noted the moment, remarking on Texas pride and distant diplomatic humor.
Chicago plans to spend on 25 000 new street signs and order 67 000 more. Each sign costs 1.67 dollars now, far below the 7.65 dollar bid two years ago.
A speaker urges soothing children’s fear about bombs by teaching faith in the Lord and relying on Psalm Thirty‑ seventh. By reflecting on King David’s trust and patience, adults should model calm belief, discard fear, and reinforce the idea that justice and safety come from divine guidance.
Angelo Patri urges strengthening faith and civic resolve to defend a just cause. He advocates teaching children to trust in leaders and God, to speak less of fear and more of courage, and to pursue peace through cooperation while comforting children about dangers.
A written argument argues against pacifism and urges prepardeness, blaming the State Department and Cold War pressures for militarization. It compares U S choices with Japan’s prewar stance and warns that delay could invite conquest by Russia or other powers, stressing immediate national defense.
A party led by Mr and Mrs Richard Dibble and their daughters June and Nellie of Anaconda vacations on a fishing trip to the Big Hole basin. Also noted are visits by Mrs Anna Hosking and Miss Gertrude Buell of Los Angeles to their Butte relatives.
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