Montana Mail Rates and Official Paper Notice
Publication details for Standard Publishing Company and MOU UCU tee set subscription prices for daily and Sunday delivery to Montana and Canada. It notes postal origins, pricing by duration, and that the paper is the official paper of Silver Bow County with Associated Press news use.
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Montana
Canada
Silver Bow County
Rgee
Associated Press
Hutte
Congress
Gare
One Year After D-Day Landmark Events Sweep Europe
In less than a year since D-Day the Allied push through Europe reshaped the war. From St Lo to Paris, Southern France, and Berlin, the Axis collapsed as Hitler died and V-E Day arrived, with Soviet and Western forces closing in on the Reich. A future D-Day against Japan looms as Allied power mounts in the Pacific.
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Normandy
France
Germany
Hitler
Europe
Portugal
Spain
Switzerland
Sweden
Finland
Baltic States
Poland
London
Eisenhower
St. Lo
Paris
Belgium
Reich
Bulgaria
Greece
West
Mussolini
Berlin
Orient
Soldier McGee Restored to Duty After Court Martial
Undersecretary of War Patterson revoked Pvt. Joseph McGee of Worcester Massachusetts sentence of two years hard labor and a dishonorable discharge for striking a German prisoner. McGee, wounded in battle, had won a Silver Star. His father and Rep. McCormack helped secure the restoration to duty and honorable discharge. The case prompts a review of court-martial rulings.
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Patterson
Joseph McGee
Worcester
Mass
Pvt
McGee
Pvt. McGee
McCormack
Armed Services
New Secretary May Give Breaks to Consumer
The piece asserts that Clinton P. Anderson, the new secretary of agriculture and war food administrator, will run an efficient administration. It notes Anderson is a successful businessman and farmer, owning a New Mexican dairy and horse-breeding farm and two ventures.
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Clinton P. Anderson
Anderson
South Dakota Secretary Seeks Food Supply Improvements
The new secretary, once chair of a House committee investigating food shortages, aims to fix beef and grain problems. His past reports on meat and sugar shortages were direct and critical, suggesting bureaucratic action hindered supply.
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South Dakota
House
Anderson
Truman
What Will Be the Future of China
A reflective survey on China’s future amid US backed modernization and Japanese opposition. It cites Time and Reader’s Digest on democracy versus totalitarian threats, noting Russia’s buffer-state strategy and the peril of Mao’s rise. Emphasizes American influence, prosperity, and alliance in China’s eight-year war.
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China
Tokyo
Time Magazine
Time
Russia
Manchuria
Sinkiang
Max Eastman
J. B. Powell
Shanghai
China Press
Reader's Digest
Asia
Europe
Chiang Kai-shek
Tio
Mao Tsetung
What to Do With Emperor Hirohito
An excerpt discusses Japan as a theocratic monarchy and argues against forcing democracy on Japan. It suggests altering religion to sustain order, sees the emperor as a central stabilizing figure, and warns against alien rule and military occupation plans. The piece ends with unrelated asides about streets, Syria, and summer.
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Hirohito
Japan
Wilfred Fleisher
Fleisher
Hitler
China
Germany
Vision of television as costly disappointment from a skeptic
A columnist denounces early TV as a crude expensive experiment and warns that radio and radar techs will gain little real expertise. He criticizes audio radio's promises, faulty phonographs, and furniture made with poor craft while accusing radio of propaganda, bias, and moral yellow journalism. He cautions TV will push political agenda and exploit entertainment as social force.
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New York
Felix Frankfurter
Pearl Harbor
Tration
Radio
Moving Picture
Political Action Committee
Postwar TV push alarms critics over politics and propaganda
The piece criticizes Samuel J. Novick and partners for launching a television venture tied to Communist associations, a Mexico radio company, and sponsorships linked to propaganda. It warns of plans to flood public schools with films and broadcasts from Hollywood, portraying the nation as crime ridden and Congress as fools while praising Soviet Russia.
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Samuel J. Novick
Novick
Russia
Mexico
Gallmor
Hollywood
Congress
Soviet Russia
The Clean Plate Idea Is Questioned By Child Nutrition
A discussion on feeding children warns against forced eating and scolding, urging substitutes for disliked foods and consulting a diet specialist. It notes avoidable health harms when meals are prepared with inflexible expectations and recommends simple nourishing dishes suitable for all.
Nourishment Emphasis in School Health Message
Angelo Patri urges parents teachers and lunchroom staff to provide balanced nourishment for children's health growth and development. Stuttgart Germany once housed a Bible library of about 8500 volumes in roughly 100 languages.
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Sing
Stuttgart
Gemini Horoscope Preview for Postwar Era
Gemini readers receive a June 7 forecast noting strong afternoon benefics and warnings of accidents. It highlights heart and home gains for employed women, cautious business on world peace, thrift for workers, and Canada’s UN readjustments with domestic tensions. Birthdate individuals may gain happiness via new friends and better incomes.
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Canada
United Nations
Selena Boyle Defies Age in The Harvey Girls Role
Hollywood film star Selena Boyle, 40, says age matters little in film work. She has long spanned stage to screen, praised for The Sullivans and Mrs Parkington, and notes a youth secret in not worrying about age. She also led wartime comedy and Red Cross efforts in New York.
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Hollywood
U.P
Selena Boyle
M-G-M
Miss Boyle
Mrs. Parkington
New York
Hollywood Red Cross
Fiddlesticks Theme Mock U S Soviet Dialogue
Washington readers hear a satirical piece by Ex about a staged greeting for Mrs. Truman. A fake Moscow scene mocks Stalin and the Yalta era talk of world peace and the big powers. The exchange ends with the aging mother saying Fiddlesticks as satire targets diplomacy and power.
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Stalin
Moscow
Russia
United States
Europe
San Francisco
Marshal Stalin
Argentina
Japan
Marshal
Yalta
Dumbarton Oaks
Chapultepec
World Organization For Security
Great Britain
British Empire
America
North America
France
Germany
China
Gonzaga Coach Addresses Butte Alumni in K C Hall
Michael J. Pecarovich, Gonzaga athletic coach, spoke to Butte alumni at the K C hall. The First National bank baseball club defeated Metals bank crew 15 to 8 at the Cinders, with Williams Ballard Warne and Degnan among stars. Managers were Ralph Place and Dad Cundy.
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Michael J. Pecarovich
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Wash
Butte
K. C. Hall
National Bank
Metals Bank Crew
Cinders
Shortstop Williams
Ballard
Art Warne
Nationals
John Degnan
Ralph Place
Cundy
Ed McCarthy
James Lester
Big Hole
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R. J. Scott
Mother Carey
Stormy Petrel
Cope
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Syria
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Pegier
Fred Neher
By Angelo Patri
Gemini
Hollywood Film Shop
Camp Edwards
Army
Navy
al Reed
Washington
Helen Essary
Buel L. Gabbert
Columbia Gardens
Gregson Springs
Montana State College At
Bozeman
James Dunstan
Myrtle Stewart
Margaret Tobin
Andrew Storrer
Doris Phillips
Alice Graham
William E. Bawden
Butte Club
Ed Scott
W. J. Malloy
A. B. Cohen
J. A. Clifford
John Kiley
W. H. Strike
Walkerville
Milwaukee
England
Montana School of Mines
Howard Parker
Thomas Collins
Sam Spiegel
Thomas Wilkinson
Earl Lyford
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