Rates and notices in Silver Bow County newspaper
Display advertising and mail subscription rates for Daily and Sunday editions are listed for Montana and Northern Idaho and for offices outside the region. The paper is the Official Paper of Silver Bow County and AP content is used. contact numbers are provided for News Room, Managing Editor, Circulation, and Advertising. Pope Leo XIII quote appears at end.
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Montana
Northern Idaho
Mos. Mos. Mo
Silver Bow County
Associated Press
Butte
Congress
News Room
Pope Leo XIII
Congress Deliberates Over Shrinking Budget as Adjournment Nears
The House trims military and general appropriations while the Senate aims to restore funds. President Truman pressures for full allocations amid a looming July adjournment and a national security warning. The budget totals reach near wartime levels in a tense last minute rush.
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House
Senate
Congress
Chicago
Truman
Korea
Economic facts of life on potatoes and shoes
The OPS faced criticism for price controls on potatoes and shoes. Potatoes were allowed to fall short with growers unable to bear the low ceiling, shifting to other crops. In 12 southern states planted 260,000 acres of potatoes this year vs 451,000-616,000 in earlier years, while thousands of shoe pairs sit unsold in factory warehouses awaiting buyers.
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Office of Price Stabilization
Brent Spence
D-Ky
House Banking Committee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Charles W. Vursell
R-Ill
Regulators’ price rules hurt shoe sales and consumers
Representative Vursell criticizes a price ceiling that ties retailer profits to costs. He notes a $6 purchase turning into a $5.55 bargain under OPS markup limits, forcing markdowns on regular stock and harming shoppers. A milk price anecdote follows.
A Tough Day Says Indus trial Distribution magazine
The magazine notes a person has endured a long day with counts of heartbeats, blood miles, breaths, energy, and muscle movements. It ends with a wry remark that many efforts seem to produce no work, prompting us to question if it is worth it.
Republicans target farm vote in 1952 campaign
Washington Republicans push farm votes toward the GOP citing 1948 farm price actions. Dewey accuses Democrats while Brannan denies. Aiken questions Brannan on grain storage. Ridgway questions peace prospects in Korea and POW issue looms in UN talks. Korean front may widen as Berlin crisis grows risk of U.S. troop moves if West Germany threatened.
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Washington
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Brannan
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate Agriculture Committee
Department
James P. Kem
R-Mo
Matthew Ridgway
Korea
Pentagon
Red China
China
Free World
United States
United Nations
New Korea
East Germany
West Germany
Soviet
Russia
Germany
Far East
Republic of
South Korea
Dean Acheson
Berlin
Dual Life of Bruno Wick as Actor and King Features Executive
Bruno Wick, a unusual Manhattan figure, pursues acting in Walk East on Beacon and A Tree Grows in Brooklyn while also working at King Features handling radio and TV scripts. He supports two demanding careers with occasional leaves for productions and matinees, noting Broadway earnings are often insufficient for a living.
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New York
Thomas E. Whiffen
Bruno Wick
Manhattan
Wick
Beacon
Bruno
King Features
Arrowsmith
Robert Montgomery
Brooklyn
Shirley Booth
Johnny Johnston
Tree
Syndicate
Mama
A Most Unusual New Yorker Bruno Wick
By Mel Heimer friend of mine an excellent actor has been in 26 straight flops. Bruno fears Hollywood bit players and longs for stable work at his Lambs club. Wick admires his calm, practical life and hopes his arrangement lasts long.
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Bruno
Hollywood
The
Lambs
Broadway
Wick
Bruno Wick
New Yorker
Your Birthday Horoscope for Gemini to Aries
Birthday guidance lists June 10 as a day to pursue truth yet watch stubbornness. It advises tact and consideration to speed results and notes a dual path toward business and arts, with potential restless energy and cautiousness about signing agreements. It also includes daily sun sign notes for all twelve signs with focused action prompts.
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Stella
Gemini
LEO
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
ARIES
Our Children A Practical Guide for New Mothers
A mother explains the need for hands on training for inexperienced mothers. Books help but real experience with baby care is essential. She suggests visiting a friend with a newborn, or joining a district nurse on rounds to gain practice in holding bathing changing and feeding a baby.
Unique infant care advice from Angelo Patri
The piece emphasizes individual attention for each baby, urging mothers to seek experienced pediatric guidance while valuing the experience of older mothers. It stresses personal contact with the baby over generic approaches and recommends specific reading for new parents.
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Schribner’s Sons
N. Y
Kenyon and Russell
Little Brown and Company
Washington Scene lampoons Rep Gathings on TV morals
Washington Scene notes Rep Ezekiel Gathings of Arkansas urges a morals probe of television while admitting his own children defy control over the TV. The piece records reactions from Sen George Malone’s wife and others, concluding with Rep Arthur Klein’s remark that the best choice is not to watch the program at all.
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Washington
Zeke
Allus
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Ezekiel Gathings
Arkansas
Tolise
Royston
Ezekiel
Mr. Gathings
George Malone
Nevada
Katie
Malone
Michael O'Connor
Tucson
Ariz
James P. Kem
Harry Truman
Missouri
Arthur G. Klein
New York
Lidice massacre noted in June 1942 dispatch
A June 10 1942 item reports German vengeance squads wiping out Lidice a Czech village of 1200 killing all men and deporting women and children citing harboring two assassins of Reinhard Heydrich. Other notes list residents visiting relatives and local events including a 1932 item and Legion delegates elected by Silver Bow post.
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Lidice
Reinhard Heydrich
Bohemia-Moravia
William P. Coughlin
Nell B. Cregg
Roxana True
St. Paul
Minn
J. H. Mallette
Oregon
Kansas
Carrie Hoffman
Whitehall
Margaret Nagle
Minneapolis
Silver Bow Post
American Legion
Joe Tools
J. G. Tougas
William A. Wells
Horace Casey
Otto Burke
E. M. Dwyer
A. G. Shone
Francis Silver
Edwin J. Stanley
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Peop
E'S Ric
Cor Sey
Vursell
Ellis Arnall
Arnell
Mel Heimer
By Fred Neher
By Angelo Patri
Scott
Pacific
Guam
AME Kalyo Kengyu
RIBE
Burma
Assam
Syndicate, Inc
AHE Greeks
R. J. Scott
CHUCK
Pat
George Dixon
J. J. Smith
Helena
Ruth Kennedy
Alfred J. Rowland
Miles City
J. R. Thomas
Bagdad Temple
Order of Mystic Shrine
T. J. Sweeney
Fort Benton
James O’brien
Carroll College
James F. O’brien
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