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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1946
Page
4
The notice lists mail subscription prices and delivery options for Montane and nearby post offices, with figures for annual and monthly rates. It notes Associated Press rights and that the paper is entered as second class in Butte, Montana, with historical publication details.
The Montana State School of Mines in Butte prepares for the graduation of 10 with Secretary of the Interior J A Krug delivering the keynote address. The event underscores Butte’s pride in the mining university and its longstanding role in technical education and public service.
The article argues Italy’s referendum on monarchy reflects a lingering fear of dictatorship after Mussolini. It notes monarchies fell across Europe post World War I and warns democracy must be guarded as Italy drafts a new constitution with a constituent assembly. France contrasts with its long republican experience.
A brief observation notes that when Russians reference democracy they mean something different from the common understanding, reflecting a distinct political concept. The fragment suggests a critique of how democratic terms are used in Russian discourse.
The article argues for four Es education engineering enforcement and exposure as key to highway safety. It warns of rising auto casualties with 500000 deaths and over 15 million injuries expected in ten years and predicts new safety measures and stricter laws to curb the toll.
A critical look at how John L. Lewis and coal unions used propaganda to push for a health and welfare tax funded by consumers, while mining dangers persist. The piece cites the US Bureau of Mines and Frank Wallace's Explosion to contrast sympathetic miner portrayals with industry defenses. It notes that smoking and open lights caused many gas explosions, with historical fatality data and calls for disciplined safety amid union protection.
Westbrook Pegler notes the mine disaster sparked strong suspicion that smoking contributed. The report details smuggling tricks like concealed matches in lunch buckets and thermoses. It argues supervisors bear responsibility for enforcing rules while coworkers should share blame, urging broader searches akin to harsh diamond mine tactics.
The piece warns that rapid shifts in global trade policy and loan arrangements threaten living standards. It questions tariff cuts, currency leverage, and Soviet linked trade, arguing government action makes it hard to distinguish business from politics in a socialized world.
By George E. Sokolsky argues that a France loan to the United States is a political maneuver linking France to the Anglo-American bloc. He asks what imports the U.S. must accept in return and whether goods can be bought abroad without harming American workers and living standards.
A critique argues against district schools favoring consolidated city systems. It asserts mass teaching offers rhythm and efficiency, while individual instruction remains essential. The piece questions uniform grading and highlights teacher strain, calls for balancing class unity with personal growth.
Madame Curie born Manya Sklodowska and served as a governess in Poland before becoming a scientist. Eight hundred typewritten pages recorded the Navy role in D day. A collapsible bicycle with pivoting supports folds for compact storage and shipment. In 1916 Trail British Columbia established a small copper refinery, starting Canada's copper refining industry.
The horoscope notes Geminis possess noble ideals and strong character, urging balance between home life and broad interests. It warns women to avoid over concentrating time on one avenue, while cautioning business readers about condoning black market practices. It also signals upcoming scrutiny of legislative weaknesses by non partisan groups aiming to strengthen government structure.
A brief note on today’s prospects lists disloyal and unfriendly elements and discusses international affairs. It mentions the United Nations reforms aimed at reinforcing governing principles and compares improvements to constitutional amendments. The text forecasts a year of vigorous activity with potential financial gain and describes today’s births as energetic and self-willed.
Dublin reports arrival of plastic based clothing materials from the United Kingdom. Some pieces are suitable for rainproof coats while others serve as underwear and linings. Nylons have not yet appeared in the shipments.
Wairoa records a historic milestone as Mrs. M. Wallace is elected as secretary of the local boxing association, the first woman to hold such a post in the region.
Paul Mallon argues that peace talks with Russia have become a deceptive debate with hidden propaganda. He cites a Russo American committee to influence radio audiences and alleges editors and newspapers face covert pressure. Izvestia and Pravda are accused of attacking Byrnes and US policies while preparing public support for war. The piece links the timing to a June maritime strike as peace talks resume in Paris.
Police officer Frank Roe returns from Garden City and will work tomorrow night at the department. Plane crash at Butte airport injures Art Johnson and Marcus Quinn. craft wrecked after takeoff from about 400 feet. Horseshoe stars Guy Zimmerman and wife entertain a crowd with Zimmerman leading 84.4 to 68 over Joe Dubie. Prof. J Stanfield leading geology field trip to Tobacco Root region with students C C Goddard Donald Mayo Dan Noel Jr Paul Eno and Herbert Wendell. Andy Gump appears in Butte driving a famous car 348. real name Joe Murphy. John Hannifin and granddaughter Cecelia visit from Eureka Utah. Hannifin aged 83, pioneer of the west. State wide drive to revive boxing in Butte with petitions for a November referendum to allow 12 round matches under three commissioners and a secretary.
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