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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
4
The Montanex Standard notes 1932 aviation advances including improved controllable pitch propellers and a radio beacon network by the Commerce Department, plus a compact fighter plane for navy airships. It criticizes broad government aims to outlaw the era’s greatest aviation achievement as barbaric.
The letter extols Montana's climate and scenery noting warm summers with cool nights, glacier peaks, colorful meadows, and abundant wildflowers. It contrasts the nation’s heat wave elsewhere with Montana's pleasant days and refreshing mountain air, urging gratitude for the state's natural beauty.
The Collier trophy for the greatest aviation achievement of 1932 goes to Glenn L. Martin Company of Baltimore for its army bomber risking 200 mph with a 2 ton bomb payload. The Washington committee led by F Trubee Davison notes 1932 may pale next to 1933 with faster airlines and new tech ahead.
The article extols the dandelion as a vivid bright yellow flower on long stems, but condemns it as a hard to control weed that overruns lawns. It notes its global presence, medicinal uses, and Linnaeus inclusion in his floral clock, then laments in Butte residents’ failure to suppress it.
The piece critiques Hitler’s plan to boost the economy by pressuring women to quit work and marry, offering loans only if the wife stays employed six months prior and then leaves work. It compares the program to Mussolini and notes bachelor and spinster taxes to fund newlywed loans. The article questions if such “back to the kitchen” policies will win female support.
The motion picture industry announces a new much faster camera to speed newsreels. Officials expect it to capture Congress passing administration bills more efficiently this year.
American delegates to the economic conference vow not to discuss war debts. They argue Europe would be satisfied if those debts were simply forgotten.
Chinese impatience to sign a truce with Japan is noted as a step to resume civil warfare schedules. The remark suggests factions want quick agreement to return to internal conflicts and normal military operations.
Communications for Dr. McCoy should be addressed to McCoy Publications Inc at 689 South Ardmore Avenue Los Angeles California.
An article argues against past appendectomy trends and berry seed myths, detailing that chronic appendicitis often stems from colon inflammation and constipation. It warns against unnecessary surgeries, outlines abdominal symptoms, and previews methods to relieve the condition.
John Selby reviews Glenway Westcott's Calendar of Saints for Unbelievers. The critique notes the book's 400 portraits, its brisk brusqueness, and its Paris influence, suggesting the work suits short readings rather than a single full-pass read. Harper & Brothers published it in New York.
A tale contrasts Aunt Kate in her fragile, highly sensitive state with family efforts to cope. The mother advises patience and allowances for Kate while urging growth and positive attitudes in a retreating child. The passage ends with a remark on global motorcycle numbers, noting 2,750,000 motorcycles worldwide and 85 percent in Europe.
Wisconsin Democratic leaders urge Gertrude Bowler of Sheboygan to run for the United States Senate in 1934 to oppose Republican incumbent Robert M. La Follette. The move comes as Democrats from Milwaukee County and other areas seek a strong candidate to defeat La Follette.
Four men Loy J. Molumby Earl Vance Major Jene Lane and Jim Johnson were injured in an airplane crash at Livingston according to local dispatches.
Six American soldiers were killed and 12 wounded in battles with Moros in the Philippines. Brig. Gen. J. J. Pershing commands the American forces. Also noted are boxing plans, a wireless link to Berlin, and a mining inspection assignment for James T. Kane in South America.
Thousands attend a Columbia Gardens parade for Miners' Union day as Jimmy Britt and Jack O'Keefe fight to a 24 round draw. Aurelio Herrera stops Kid Broad in the fourth round on the same program. Anaconda's Montana hotel nears completion while Rocker residents petition county officials for a bridge over Silver Bow creek.
Benefic planetary aspects favor romance and public life. Women gain spiritual and humanitarian focus. many marriages foretold for summer amid housing shortages. The day promises lucky social events, theater and sports gains, and uplifting news. Frances Burney d Arblay born 1752 on this date.
ANN ARBOR Mich. Dr Malcolm H Soule who isolated the leprosy bacillus will visit Culion island leper colony in the Philippines in June. He leads seven American bacteriologists in relays to renew efforts to conquer leprosy and will open the new laboratory at Culion built by the Leonard Wood memorial. The team includes Frederick P Gay Ernest W Goodpasture Edmond R Long Earl B McKinley Thomas M Rivers and Hans Zinser.
Chilean veterans of the 1879 Pacific war rush to wed to retain survivor pensions. Most are 70 to 80. War ministry forbids pension payments without proof of marriage after a new law invalidated church marriages. remarriage in a registrar’s office is required. Widowed veterans seek new brides as funds hinge on this proof.
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