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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1940
Page
3
President Roosevelt labels the Stalin Stalinist and Hitler allied groups as unadulterated poison for America. He condemns the Communist party and the German American Bund as agents of foreign influence within the nation.
News and communications for Montana Standard must be addressed to Editor Montana Standard. Letters on advertising or subscriptions should go to the Standard Publishing Company.
A harsh denunciation of the peace policy claim by the Communist party in the United States. The author attacks Stalin and Browder, links Moscow to US subversion, warns of outlawing Communists, and urges strong national defense against “boring from within.”
The article argues the United States faces risk of entering Europe’s war and urges robust naval and military prep. It warns against hysteria and notes Congress can keep the nation out, while pressing Britain and France aid and Monroe Doctrine defenses. It cites Mussolini, Chamberlain, and the need to deter Germany with stronger arms.
Col. William F. Donovan argues older fighters should bear most combat burden amid declining births and immigration. He claims modern warfare favors mature judgment, with machinery and pilots requiring experience, and warns victory alone cannot secure long term national strength.
The article argues that self-governing peoples must maintain self-discipline to defend liberty. It laments Western societies for forgetting duties, praise sacrifice, and warns that without virtuous habits and steadfast truth they risk moral erosion amid global conflict and shifting power.
Gemini individuals are described as temperamental and mercurial with shifting mental states. They possess energy, vision, and charm, often succeeding through concentration and tact. The June 5 reading notes favorable aspects for plans involving people of all ages.
Angelo Patri argues children's play shapes thinking and conduct. He criticizes rough games and toy guns as training for aggression, urges art and gentler roles in children's culture, and calls for better examples of beauty and kindness in youth experiences.
In Oslo, fears of German planes disrupt fox farms as property and people react. The piece cites John Galsworthy and Drs Crile and Carrell, arguing civilization rests on education, discipline, and rational emotion. It contrasts democracy with tyranny and urges unity over infighting to face danger.
First day of the Boy Scouts financial campaign nets more than 1 150 subscriptions for the local council. Chancelor commander Donald Lyle elected for Calanthe lodge. Over 4 000 Butte children visited Gardens as guests of manager F E J Nash. Greyhound schooling to start Sunday at Highland Kennel Club track. Potato prices hit historic highs in Chicago. 16th annual Mines alumni banquet held at Thornton. Curtis Wilson welcomed as 1920 class president. Mrs Chauncey L Berrien to aid Hoover campaign in Chicago. Butte indoor rifle team finished ninth in NRA shoot. Winton Six car damaged by collision with a horse near Anaconda. horse unhurt. Emma Goldman denounces church and U S institutions in Carpenters union hall talks. Fire chief warns parents on firework safety ahead of Fourth. Schollenberger wagon trip update: reached Pottsville after seven months.
Perils, a small unfederated Malay state in Johore, sent a gift of 24000 dollars to aid the empire in trouble. It covers 316 square miles with 50000 inhabitants, rice rubber coconuts and minor tin mining sustain its people, eight whites.
Diplomats from the Havana government on leave due to European conditions will be reassigned within the State Department. Only William de Blanck, minister to London, remains at post in Europe. Most envoys requested leave to pursue electoral campaigns. Dr Ibra him Urquiaga, minister to the Netherlands, runs for alderman in Guane.
The government outlines plans to develop and promote a spa at the newly discovered mineral water spring in Heluan, aiming to make it a famous health destination.
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