Rate card and address instructions for The Standard Publishing Company
The notice lists subscription rates for Montana and Northern Idaho with one year and six month options, plus rates for daily and Sunday editions. It urges readers to report address changes and faulty delivery, and notes The Standard Publishing Company as the official paper of Silver Bow County and a member of the Associated Press.
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Montana
Northern Idaho
Mos. Mos. Mo
Standard Publishing Company
Silver Bow County
Associated Press
Butte
Montama
McCarthyism Critique Spurs Indictment Case
The piece discusses attorney Joseph Rauh’s reaction to economist William Remington’s indictment by a New York federal grand jury. It argues the action is a lawful move to test McCarthyism’s smear tactics, with Remington claiming innocence and both sides facing testimony and legal process.
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Joseph Rauh
William W. Remington
Remington
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Elizabeth Bentley
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Rauh
McCarthy
R-Wis
U. S. State Department
Department of Commerce
Commerce Sawyer
Commerce
Michael E. Lee
Sawyer
Department
Communist Party
Washington
United States
Senator McCarthy
States' rights views reshape Civil War debate
The article reports Prof. E. M. Coulter of the University of Louisiana arguing that dominant states' rights helped defeat the Confederacy. It traces the doctrine from Calhoun and notes its prominence in Truman era civil rights debates and Democratic Party splits.
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Congress
Confederacy
E. M. Coulter
University of Louisiana
Confederate States
John C. Calhoun
South Carolina
States' rights in Civil War era examined in wartime strain
The piece argues that state sovereignty clashed with Confederate unity, as governors kept militia for defense and resisted central federal action under Jefferson Davis. It warns that a pure states' rights approach could have fractured the Union, yet notes no current move toward that outcome.
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Dixie
Jefferson Davis
United States
Hitler
Hirohito
Russia Strikes Against Impossibility Over UN Seat
The piece argues the United States cannot remain neutral on admitting the Chinese Reds to the United Nations. It notes legal barriers to expelling Chiang Kai-shek’s regime and cites Russia’s ongoing strike against the UN until Chiang’s regime is ousted. The article frames Moscow as opposing the UN status quo and pressuring for change.
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Russia
United Nations
Acheson
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Security Council
Chiang
General Assembly
Britain
France
China
Council
Corfu
Soviet Union
Bright Young Men In Marshall Speech On Jefferson Papers
Gen George C Marshall at a Washington ceremony marking the Jefferson papers lamented the lack of bright young men like Jefferson Hamilton Madison and Monroe. He attributed this to restrictive education and wondered why Washington era talents are scarce today.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Jefferson
Hamilton
Madison
Monroe
Gen. Marshall
Washington Needs Committee to Probe Probing Committee
The article argues for forming a committee to investigate the committee already examining communist influence, critiquing oversight processes and call for scrutiny of investigative bodies.
Senate finds big time gamblers not giving suckers a break
Washington columnist reports a Senate commerce sub committee inquiry into bookmaking and cross state horse and dog racing information. The piece humorously mocks lawmakers while noting closures of gambling venues and layoffs as the probe unfolds. It ends with a jab at ongoing investigations and a nod to FBI files.
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Washington
Senate Commerce
United States
Archimedes
Einstein
Minsky
Delaware Park
Belmont
Suffolk Downs
Lincoln Fields
Rosecroft
Pari-mutuel
Senate
Myrtle
Rally punchline targets subversive list crowd
At a George Dixon rally sponsored by an organization on the attorney general's subversive list, the chairman jokes that even the FBI agent in the audience should donate $5 and add $10 to his expense account. The agent did contribute $5 but did not claim the extra $10, and Director Hoover might have found it unfunny.
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FBI
Hoover
Classics For Children Should Be Read In Original Form
The essay argues that children's classics remain best in their original prose and rhythm. Rewriting in simple language strips color and thrill, making children reject it. They should wait to read Silas Marner David Copperfield and the Bible Shakespeare and Milton with proper background.
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Silas Marner
David Copperfield
Shakespeare
Milton
Classics for Children Shape Taste and Character
Angelo Patri argues that reading age appropriate classics like Heidi Aesops Fables and Little Women builds taste and character in children. He urges libraries teachers and parents to provide read alouds and access in schools and homes to displace low quality media. Yellow jaundice mortality is stated as about four deaths per 1000 cases.
Your Birthday Saturday June 10 Horoscope Summary
Readers born on June 10 receive guidance on leadership, self expression, and potential careers in teaching or writing. The passage highlights a magnetic, optimistic personality, a need for honesty with emotions, and the impact of devotion when pursuing love and personal goals. The weekday forecast blends romance, productivity, and thoughtful decision making for Gemini through Taurus.
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Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
ARIES
Taurus
First Mormon Temple at Kirtland 1834
The item notes that the first Mormon temple was built in Kirtland Ohio in 1834. It also mentions the London company importing the first sheep to America in 1609 and that in 89 B C all free inhabitants of Italy became Roman citizens.
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Kirtland
Ohio
London Company
America
B. C
Italy
Debunking the Myth of Enormous Chinese Fortunes
The author revisits claims of vast private wealth among the Kung and Soong families, citing 1945 Treasury data on official and private holdings in the United States. He notes later declines, references letters from Alfred Kohlberg and Dr. H. H. Kung, and argues that true wealth was modest compared with public perception shaped by showy spending and gambling.
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Kung
Soong
Harry Dexter White
United States
China
Alfred Kohlberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kohlberg
Treasury Department
H. H. Kung
State Department
T. V. Soong
United States Treasury
Dr. Kung
Sun Yat-sen
Shanghai
J. P. Morgan
Hong Kong
Treasury
French retreat on Somme front marked as retirement maneuver
Across 60 miles the French pulled back from the Aumale to Noyon line in the Somme sector in a move described by a war ministry spokesman as a retirement maneuver. Snow and chilly rain hit Montana towns with record cold in Butte at 33 degrees. Albert St George seeks state treasurer nomination. James J Brett elected Knights of Columbus leader. two Butte students earn degrees at St Louis University.
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Aumale- Noyon
Somme
War Ministry
Butte
Montana
Albert St. George
Mr. St. George
University of California
Julian Heilbronner
Lewistown
A. H. Heilbronner
South Excelsior
Butte Furniture Exchange
East Park Street
Fred Martin
Simon Beehan
Maurice Mulcahy
P. F. Cleary
Mike Sheehan
Jack Cline
James J. Brett
Silver Bow County
Knights of Columbus
Thomas Jovick
Everett Griffin
P. J. McDonough
Edmund Sullivan
Mike Sullivan
Fred Agenton
R. J. Turdelle
Paul J. Erler
Hugh James Brown
James F. Shea
St. Louis University
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