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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1933
Page
10
New York report explains a balance-budgets paradox where recurring costs are funded from taxes while large extraordinary expenditures, like public works, are financed by borrowing. It notes debt levels, interest payments, and long term fiscal choices affecting veterans' costs and unemployment relief.
United Air Lines unveils a low wing monoplane carrying 10 passengers with two pilots and crew. The craft cruises near 170 mph and tops 180 mph, enabling rapid air mail and passenger service starting June 11 after a 3 million dollar development. An animal lover in France prints envelopes with a message about animal suffering.
Idaho press warns eastern newcomers of the wampus cat menace as a wild regional scare. The paper notes the creatures roam forests dining on fishermen forestry workers and farmers with occasional bears and mountain lions. It mentions claw hammers for protection and a shift from creascut saws to the hammer method.
United Air Lines will begin operating new high speed low wing mono planes on all schedules on June 11 to cut New York City to San Francisco flight time to 21 hours westbound and 20 hours eastbound. Butte travelers gain roughly a quarter reduction in time for passenger mail and express traffic to major cities. The Butte to Salt Lake City leg remains four hours with National Parks Airways.
Montana's oldest business college begins its formal summer session Monday under A F Rice. Scores have enrolled as courses help high school students makeup deficient work with full local high school credit, and many enroll for summer to get ahead. Established in 1890, it enters its forty third session and remains fully accredited for college entry.
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports the railroads in the United States posted the best passenger safety record in history last year. Only one traveler died in 1932, with fatalities down and injuries totaling 410, a new low alongside a drop from 1931. Farmers of Argentina plan to extend plantings next fall.
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