Subscriptions Rates and Newspaper Details
Montana and Northern Idaho readers see rates for daily and Sunday editions, with Montana post offices listed and prices for 1 month 6 months and 1 year. The paper proclaims Silver Bow County as official and AP partner, with staff contacts and a humorous quote about Grimaldi included.
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Wee Ge
Montana
Northern
Idaho
Silver Bow County
Associated Press
Butte
Congress
RPO
The Futility of a Free Election In Communist Territory
The article argues that free elections in occupied Germany or Korea face practical barriers. It cites North Korean and Chinese POWs in Korea who privately renounced Communism but cannot safely do so openly under armed guard and terror. It warns that terror undermines any plebiscite and props up Communist propaganda.
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Korea
United Nations
Kore
Asia
Germany
Independent move eyed for VOA direction
An article discusses creating a partially independent agency to direct the Voice of America and related foreign programs. It argues separation from the State Department could reduce perceived slant and free the department from distractions while preserving unbiased reporting.
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Voice of America
State Department
Voice
Secretary of State
Europe
Asia
Voice of America and the truth reputation
The piece argues that the United States image abroad suffers from misperceptions and that Voice of America could bolster credibility only if it consistently reports simple truths. It criticizes State Department programs as often inept and unhelpful, likening them to Red propaganda and questioning their accuracy.
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Voice of America
Voice
State Department
Examining Leaders Now Seen as Mental Health Issue
A political and psychiatric row traces the idea of assessing leaders. President Truman joked about farmers voting Republican, while psychiatrists urge examining politicians to curb panics and wars. Dr. Meerloo and Dr. Chisholm stress mentally healthy officials for peace. The piece ends musing on November elections.
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Truman
Joost A. M. Meerloo
American Psychiatric Association
Meerloo
Netherlands
George B. Chisholm
World Health Organization
Potatoes and Newsprint Strains Strain Canada US Ties
Washington columnist mocks United States potato exports to Canada driven by a price ceiling and notes a Canadian newsprint price hike that could raise costs for US papers. He warns of job losses and higher reader costs while joking about making newsprint from potatoes.
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Washington
United States
Canada
National Potato Council
Chevy Chase
Home craft boom boosts use of fiber boards and plywood
The rise in do it yourself home projects has spurred demand for easy to work with materials like pressed fiber boards and plywood. Armand Sussman of Allentown introduces a straight plywood tile in various shapes that can be nailed or glued, offering affordable options for furniture, room partitions, and decorative surfaces. The piece notes painting questions and advice on moisture and priming to prevent peeling.
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Armand Sussman
Allentown
Moisture and leaking windows blamed for housing woes
By David G. Bareather green lumber, rain leaks around improperly carked windows or doors and humidity seeps through walls. Excess interior moisture from bathing and other activities builds pressure, causing sweating windows and paint failure. Alan Brockbank of Salt Lake City urges learning to live in houses to fix the core issue.
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Alan Brockbank
Salt Lake City
National Association of Home Builders
Birthday Horoscope Says Gemini and Lovers of Travel
The piece outlines a birthday reading for Tuesday June 3 highlighting independence, battle spirit, and timing issues. It notes tendencies to travel and form lasting friendships, with caution about health and rest, followed by a June 4 horoscope for each zodiac sign with brief guidance.
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Gemini
Our Children and Hank Plan a Bright Path for Siblings
A 16 year old boy named Hank saves money and plans to fund his sister’s college education by working and helping at home. He urges her to go ahead while he continues to work and save for future needs. The piece celebrates industrious, cheerful youth and their positive impact on society.
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Hank
Positive encounter with high school seniors inspires hope
Angelo Patri recalls in a warm anecdote his talk at a school where the seniors welcomed him, listened intently, and treated him with courtesy. He notes newspapers focus on misbehaving youth, but emphasizes the good qualities and wishes luck to the students.
These Days by George E Sokolsky
The piece argues the summer rise in road deaths and injuries, citing 1950 to 1952 estimates, Korea war deaths, and high car ownership. It calls for better highways, driver education, toll-financed road projects, and coordinated public policy to reduce carnage on busy travel days.
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Korea
Inter-Industry Highway Safety Committee
AAA
Eagle Badges Awarded To Troop 28 Members
Bob Cannon aged seventeen and Harry Farrell aged fifteen of Troop 28 earned Eagle badges, sons of Frank Cannon and Dr H G Farrell. Also notes two Japanese raids on Dutch Harbor Alaska and various local visitors and movements around June 3 1932. Frederick Laist delivered Montana School of Mines commencement address.
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Bob Cannon
Harry Farrell
Young Cannon
Frank Cannon
South Dakota
Farrell
H. G. Farrell
West Broadway
Dutch Harbor
United States Naval Base
Alaska
Pacific
Jack A. Hoffman
Gus Hoffman
Grand
Columbus Air Base
S. C
Harry Walker
Joseph Hutchings
Helena
A. F. Rice
Stanley Opie
Howard
Glenn Nagle
Spokane
E. M. Frank
R. T. McCulloh
Butte
W. E. Schreiber
Missoula
John X. Newman
A. L. Piper
A. A. Moe
Louise Lilly
R. H. Lilly
Sigma Kappa
H. F. Carman
Peter Swanson
Silver Lake
Kathleen McGrath
Winnett
C. J. Nepper
Frederick Laist
Anaconda Reduction Works
Montana School of Mines
Marie Alice Sullivan
St. Ann School
Iricy
Josephine Haberman
the Leonard
Wisconsin
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Standard Publishing Company
Abernethy
Grimaldi
Soviet East Germany
West Germany
Washington Scene
George Dixon
Baldy Brannan
Rascal
Robert A. Wands
Bob
By David G. Bareather
By Fred Neher
Stella
Leo
Scorpio
By Angelo Patri
Scott
R. J. Scot
Russia
Tung Fearnses Syndicate
George E. Sokolsky
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