Third Army launches fifth war campaign in Butte bond drive
The piece frames the nation as the Third Army and urges bonds for the Fifth War Loan. It details bond targets for individuals and corporations, highlights civilian defense, merchant and clerk mobilization, and calls readers to imagine wounded and brave servicemen as motivation to finance the war.
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Great Third Army of
America
Army of All the People
Third Army
Pacific
Italy
Second Army
Butte
Paul Revere
Paul
Silver Bow
U. S. Treasury
Silver Bow County
Matriarchy and women's role in social evolution
The term matriarchy is defined by Webster as a social stage where descent runs through the female line and all children belong to the mother's clan, often accompanied by female rulership. Dr William Moulton Marston is noted in the discussion.
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Webster
William Moulton Marston
Matriarchy Seen as Likely Rule for U S in Century
The Montana Standard cites psychologist Dr Marston predicting American matriarchy within 1000 years and argues the next century could mark the start with women influencing elections. It notes women have voted under 25 years and highlights perceived gains in education child welfare labor and marriage law reforms.
Ghost-writing in politics sparks integrity debate
An elder statesman in Washington laments excessive ghost-writing in campaigns. He cites Dewey, Willkie, and Landon as contrasting examples, urges that leaders should write their own speeches, and notes Hoover's example of personal authorship. He warns that ghost-writing blurs conviction and fuels insincerity in government.
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Washington
Capitol
White House
Dewey
E. S
Tom
United States
Willkie
Elder Statesman
Landon
the Elder Statesman
Herbert Hoover
Harper’s Magazine
Hoover
New York
Publisher laments ghost writers forge phony world
Helen Essary notes the publisher argues a dozen men lack time to write books and that ghost writers craft the works. The elder statesman warns the ghost writer makes both publishers and the surrounding world seem phony.
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Elder Statesman
Gemini Horoscope Predicts Restlessness and Insight
The Gemini forecast notes restlessness and self doubt but encourages unity of purpose to reach great heights. Clergy and thought leaders gain favorable aspects while women feel a stimulating sway toward renewed church interest. It foresees postwar invention surges and urges saving, with educators reversing calls for practical training toward traditional ideals in 1945.
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Gemini
International outlook forecasts Russia’s postwar policy
Foreign seers claim Russia will dictate postwar Europe policy and the Soviet leader may gain dynamic independence. Jupiter’s position is said to herald honors for Stalin, who should guard his health. Birthdate augurs a productive year, but wary discretion with friends and generosity is advised. Children born today are said to face financial security and a happy marriage.
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Russia
Europe
Plato
Jupiter
Stalin
Terse Facts From a Historical Snapshot
A collection notes that Japanese recruits receive long spiritual instruction in the army. Norway enjoyed 126 years of peace until 1940. The Amazon basin is nearly as large as the United States. Leopold II of Belgium first abolished slavery. Burma shifted from Indian province to a unit of the British empire in 1937. Frogs lack a breathing muscle and swallow air.
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Norway
Amazon River
United States
Leopold II
Burma
India
Administration wrestles with postwar policy delays
Washington reports the administration struggles to curb eager postwar expectations as the $16 billion war bond drive opens. Clashes over leadership of postwar policy slow Baruch and Wilson plans, with resignations rumored and CIO protests triggering action at Brewster Nautical.
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Washington
Europe
D-day
Treasury
Charles E. Wilson
War Production Board
John M. Hancock
Messrs. Baruch
Hancock
Wilson
Baruch
Secretary of the Navy
Forrestal
Patterson
WPB
Donald Nelson
Messrs
Brewster Aeronautical
Hurricane streeting definition notes cyclones at sea
A hurricane is described as a tropical cyclone that can reach winds of eighty to one hundred miles per hour, forming over warm ocean waters and gaining strength from atmospheric conditions.
Doolittle’s Quiet Courage Behind Tokyo Raid
Lt. Gen. Jimmy Doolittle, head of the Eighth Air Force, recalls a chance meeting with Capt. Jimmy Doolittle Jr. A Shanghai/Desert Air Force mission connected by a sergeant mechanic who urged him to persevere after the Tokyo raid. The mechanic later stayed with Doolittle, and the general earned the Congressional Medal of Honor and later three stars.
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London
Jimmy Doolittle
Eighth Air Force
Dad
Jimmy Doolittle, Jr
Ninth Air Force
Doolittle
General Doolittle
Biskra
Sahara
Youks Les Bains
Youks Field
Tokyo
Russia
China
Leavenworth
Colonel Doolittle
Local Notables Headed for Summer Breaks in 1934
A series of short items lists Miss Ellen Gaul returning to Butte after St. Paul graduation from St Catharine’s. Others leave for Moose Lake summer home, Montana State University session, Idaho vacation, Seattle visits, and trips to Elko Nevada. Also notes 1914 and 1924 travel by local residents.
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Ellen Gaul
John Gaul
Butte
St. Paul
St. Catherine’s College
Lee W. Smith
Moose Lake
Eva and
Emma Williamson
Nellie C. Clements
Montana State University
Marie Driscoll
Florence Burke
Anaconda High School
Idaho
Anna Bull
Reynolds Street
India Hoover
Pine Street
Seattle
S. W. Kemper
Jack Henshaw
Contact
Elko County
Nevada
Germans try to purge vocabulary with orders in war report
The piece notes a German order in Italy banning the word catastrophe from reports and everyday speech. It argues the ban cannot hide the truth of military setbacks as alternatives like disaster or debacle remain in use. It also cites U S production of ice refrigerators in 1943 totaling 633 000 units.
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Italy
Reich
U. S
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Standard Publishing Company
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By Helen Essary
Chicago
Frederick Snite, Jr
Florida
Ernie Pyle
R. R. Rathbone
Dillon
T. J. Murray
John B. Wellcome
Cable
Savery Home
Grace Genzberger
Manassas
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