As the Votes Are Counted in Nebraska and Montana Tax Claims
A Montana tax claim by Fred Bennion is challenged by Montana agriculture income history, while Montana county commissioners push for a federal balanced budget starting 1946. The piece shifts to Nebraska politics, arguing Nebraskans reject left wing influence and favor clear, conservative progress. It notes Nebraska’s voting patterns on foreign policy and U. N. A. R. A. and calls for Americans to discern genuine policy aims before the 1948 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bennion
Montana Taxpayers’ Association
Montana Association of County Commissioners
Montana
Mr. Bennion
Bennion
County Commissioners Association
Congress
Union
Nebraska
Dewey
Roosevelt
Hugh A. Butler
Dwight Griswold
Stassen
People of
Butler
Lend Lease
American
Great Britain
Reciprocal Trade Treaty Authority
Bretton Woods
United States
Cornhuskers
America
Daily and Sunday Mail Subscriptions Rates
The notice lists subscription prices for Daily and Sunday mail delivered by carrier, with rates by duration and destination. Prices vary for in state, out of state, and Canada, including 3 month and 6 month options and official paper classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoance
Montana
Canada
Bow County
We May Not Have Years to Prepare for Next War
General E W Rawlings and J Carlton Ward Jr warn that the United States conducted World War II with pre Pearl Harbor designs and no new combat aircraft. They urge rapid aviation research and a ready replacement fleet for future air power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rawlings
Air Force Material Command
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
United States
J. Carlton Ward, Jr
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation
General Rawlings
Spending Outpaces Saving In 1946 Outlook
A Hamilton Institute report warns that spending in the first quarter signals lower 1946 savings, likely around 19 billion dollars, the year's lowest since 1941, amid rising consumer expenditures from 61.7 to 104.9 billion since 1939 and an expected income dip to about 156 billion in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Horoscope for GEMINI May 20 to June 21
People born under Gemini are earnest students of world affairs and active in beneficial community projects. They value friendships and conscience over fame or money, with love and marriage likely to progress smoothly. The forecast notes rising living costs, more wage demands, and a need for united opposition to Russia's ambitions.
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Gemimi
Russia
United States
Britain
Bob Mitchum Surprises Teen Fan Club On RKO Set
Hollywood gossip notes Mitchum greets 15 teenage fans on the What Nancy Wanted set. The girls praised his looks and nicknamed him Bob Mitchum Droolettes, presenting gifts and a club bulletin. Mitchum recalled past fame with G I Joe and waves off the crowd as director John Brahm cues filming.
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Hollywood
U.P
Robert
Hubba Hubba
Mitchum
Bob
RKO
Nancy
Bob Mitchum
Brian Aherne
Laraine Day
Aherne
Mitch
John Brahm
Nevada
Capt. Walker
van Johnsons
Critique of Petrillo Rule in American Labor Unions
The piece denounces James Petrillo and Joe Padway, voices concern over compulsory union membership, oath requirements, and top-down control. It argues that executive boards can punish or destroy local unions without fair trials, extending to 200,000 workers under a Roosevelt-backed regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Padway
United States
American Federation of Musicians
Franklin D. Roosevelt
England
Jimmy Petrillo
Petrillo
Hitler
Roosevelt
Padway
National
Executive Board
Supreme Council
Chicago
A. F. of L
Teamsters’ Union
Roosevelt's Labor Friend Exposed in Probe of Padway
The piece accuses Rossevelt era figures of backing George Scalise, a prostitution linked union leader, and cites letters from Padway to Scalise. It alleges Padway sought restoration of Scalise citizenship with government help and claims the labor movement sheltered mob ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padway
Scalise
Capone
Building Service Union
Pegler
Green
Jackson
Joe
Roosevelt
Robert F. Wagner
When a Child Is Held Back From School Work
An article urges caution with holding back students for another term and warns that tutoring or summer school should be used sparingly. It notes teachers and homes create pressure, children are exhausted after school, and illness heightens fatigue and the need for rest.
Freedom from pressure for learning disabled children
Angelo Patri urges refraining from forcing underachieving students into summer classes. He argues some children fail because they cannot yet grasp ideas, not from lack of effort, and require short lessons, adjusted methods, and special study. He emphasizes rest and recreation and teaching to each learner’s pace.
Trans Atlantic Ship Moves West Point Duty
The S. S. America, the largest U.S. passenger liner ever built, has been reassigned as the U. S. S. West Point. England’s new table tennis champion is B. Vana, a Czech. Over half of prewar Holland cinema showed American films. Many Australian ex servicemen remain jobless from material shortages. Argentina owns Bolivia’s largest bank and finances Bolivian development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. America
United States
U. S. S. West Point
England
B. Vana
Holland
Italy Deposes Its King in Move Toward Republic
The article notes Italy abandoned the monarchy after the House of Savoy, with the Christian Democratic party gaining the most seats in the constitutional assembly while Socialists and Communists trailed. It argues Italians reject both king and Communism, and King Umberto II faced a likely unaltered public mood after his father’s abdication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
House of Savoy
Christian Democrat Party
Constitutional Assembly
Old Order
Humbert II
Taft warns on loans and U.S. resource exports abroad
Senator Taft argues that lend-lease and Bretton Woods aid exports drain U.S. resources and create uncollectible debts. He cites large foreign dollar balances, rising overseas loans, and the risk to America's wealth and standard of living as the nation may exhaust its iron ore coal and other resources. He urges awareness of what is truly being exported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Taft
United States
Russia
Bretton Woods Fund
Bretton Woods Bank
Taft
Europe
Asia
Bernard Baruch
Butte Officials Appointed to June 27 Victory Rally
Ten June 13 1936 reports that Dr T J B Shanley was named chair of the Victory rally for the Butte district by James A Farley. Rose Bresnahan received permanent appointment as supervisor of the Study of Consumers Purchases office in Butte. Janet Ralph and Elfrida Lloyd join Mortar Board at Montana State College. A baccalaureate sermon was delivered in Helena. Two film reels burned at the Liberty theater but no injuries. W D Fenner seeks Republican nomination for state auditor. Silver Bow Bar backs Senator Walsh for Supreme Court vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. B. Shanley
Butte
James A. Farley
Janet Ralph
Elfrida Lloyd
Mortar Board
Montana State College
Bozeman
C. L. Clifford
Mountain View
Intermountain Union College
Helena
Liberty Theater
W. D. Fenner
State Auditor
Silver Bow Bar Association
Wilson
Thomas J. Walsh
United States Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Aliens Regimented on Somes Island to be Released
Enemy aliens interned on Somes Island off New Zealand are being released. They will not be allowed to enter business or work without official permission. If not deported, they will be set to work on high priority public works such as railways and hospital construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somes Island
New Zealand
Auckland
Kiwi Kin Hatched At Hawke’s Bay Farm
New Zealand interest grows as a second kiwi chick hatches at the Hawke's Bay Acclimatization Society farm in Greenmeadows. The first chick, now several months old, keeps its parent birds busy gathering worms to sustain its diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Hawke's Bay
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Harold Stassen
William Jennings Bryan
Norris
Theodore Roosevelt
Associated Press
Scott
Dickens
Gila
Cockerel
Wales
R. J. Scott
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Hollywood Film Shop
By Westbrook Pegler
By Fred Neher
By Angelo Patri
Argentina
Bolivia
The
New York Sun
George E. Sokolsky
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