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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1950
Page
4
The Montana Standard publishes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including durations and prices for Montana and Northern Idaho, as well as outside Montana rates. The notice also covers change of address procedures, payment details, and AP affiliation.
A Montana State university study of Glacier park visitors shows 295851 last summer were influenced by friends to visit. California leads origin states. average stay near nine days in Montana. daily spend about 6.42 per person and 19.83 per automobile party. The piece argues for increased state advertising to build on this friend network.
Clarence Streit, a prominent Montanan, advocates a union of experienced civil liberty democracies as the nucleus of a future world republic. His writings and editorship of Freedom and Union push toward Atlantic cooperation. Acheson’s Senate report signals the West moving toward deeper European involvement and potential supranational unity.
Italy mourns Gen Peppino Garibaldi descendant of Giuseppe Garibaldi famed guerrilla leader. The article notes the four great men of Italian unification Mazzini Cavour Victor Emmanuel and Garibaldi with Garibaldi as the field leader. It ends noting Peppino Garibaldi was quite as ad
The man described as venturesome in his grandfather’s shadow fought in the Boer War, the Mexican Revolution, the Balkan War, and World War I for France and Italy. A staunch anti Fascist, he lived in the United States from 1924 to 1940, later reconciling with Mussolini and returning home where he was jailed by Fascists. He died at seventy, his name joining Italy’s ranks of famous sons.
Washington launches action against potato growers in Florida and North Dakota who dye potatoes to boost appeal. FDA warns of legal action for adulteration while officials note government buys and dyes surplus spuds under price support laws.
Observers note a string of events linking Texas and national headlines. King Ranch’s Middleground won the Kentucky Derby, followed by a Republican winning a Texas congressional race. The next day President Truman began a cross country speaking tour. Citizens sense a forthcoming major development in the Lone Star State.
The essay criticizes Democrats and Republicans for disarray amid a Truman era program debate. It highlights factions within both parties, notes Clare Luce’s pro Republican stance, and attacks Eleanor Roosevelt for political maneuvering and anti Soviet views while praising her outspoken role in Cosmo.
The column denounces nominal Republicans for sabotaging the party and condemns Mrs. Luce for revering democracy over republican ideals. It argues the nation is charred by elites and Pearl Harbor era loyalties, urging a new party amid political ruin. It notes Jamaica’s orchids as a separate, curios side fact.
Washington reports adjournment likely by July prompts Capitol interior work. Architect David Lynn seeks a medium soft chair model for lawmakers to balance comfort with quick debates. Senate desks remain unchanged due to historical status. A related tale recounts Air Line Pilots rep Larry Cates’ comedy of a nudist colony stopover, noting the colony’s residents wear one sock.
By George Dixon describes Mr. Cates recounting a Washington trip with club members eager for details. He recalls the Nudist camp head seeking advice on enlarging an air strip to accommodate a July convention with multiple cult groups arriving by private planes.
Born today your intuitions are keen and you should follow them. You have a love of music and may excel as a performer trained from childhood. You are studious and seek a large library, with a deep thirst for knowledge and a philosopher’s outlook helping others. Your moods require control and you may be overemotional. impulsiveness differs from following intuition. Your marriage should be happy and women make good managers. Thursday June 8 adds daily star readings for Gemini to Taurus.
A teacher advises parents to have Pete tested for vision and hearing by a top specialist. Most children with normal senses learn sounds before seven, but some delay. Follow specialist instructions fully, invest time, repetition, and unhurried practice, using visual aids like a large S and O to model sounds.
Advice on phonics and a staged approach to teaching letters and sounds. Emphasizes repeating sounds So and two in succession, delaying new work until the child recognizes the sounds and reads adequately. Recommends consulting an eye ear specialist if the child struggles and warns against unsupervised drilling to protect future development.
Marlboro Massachusetts reports 104 year old Dennis Sullivan aims to beat the family record by reaching or exceeding 108, inspired by his mother who died in Ireland at age 108.
George E. Sokolski discusses U S aims toward Germany and Japan after World War II. He cites Yalta Potsdam shifts, MacArthur’s influence in Japan, and the need to balance punishment of Nazis with rebuilding West Germany. He notes Berlin airlift, Marshall Plan aid, and the goal to unite Germany under minimal external interference.
Nine year old Donna Lee OLeary of Butte has been invited by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer to a screen test after her soprano voice featured on a national radio program. The OLearys live at 605 West Mercury. The report also notes Red Cross war relief fundraising near 13 000 and various local news items from 1930 and 1920.
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