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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1940

Page

4

Allies Buy 8000 American Planes For Britain And France

More than 8000 American built aircraft were ordered for Great Britain and France since the European war began, with at least a quarter delivered. Many Army and Navy planes are being returned to manufacturers to supply new Allied models, concentrated at Buffalo and New England ports for transatlantic flight. About 530 fighters and dive bombers, including Helidivers, were surrendered and will be sold to the Allies for 26.6 million dollars after overhauls. Floyd Bennett Field Naval Reserve will be reequipped with newer ships and safety features in a few days.

Great Britain France Europe Allied New York Army Navy Buffalo New England Atlantic Flanders Naval Reserve Air Base Floyd Bennett Field Washington

Germany’s Peace Suggestions and the France Dilemma

Opinion notes that Germany seeks a peace with France through total defeat and control, warning that a humiliating settlement mirroring Versailles would embolden more war. It cautions against surrendering French governance to Berlin and predicts renewed conflict if such terms prevail.

Provincetown Shelling Recalled by 15 Year Old Leader

Henry James then a 15 year old Provincetown resident and later Simsbury Connecticut schools chief recalls the 1918 coast bombardment. He notes ships lacked range, submarines mined off New England, and argues that in two years defense could be adequate. He cites German submarine advances and reflects on today’s risks.

Provincetown Mass United States France Cantigny Chateau Thierry Henry James Simsbury Conn Mr. James New England Atlantic Ocean Germany

Secret Diplomacy and the Delay of Public Disclosure

The piece argues that State Department diplomatic notes should cool for 15 years before publication to prevent public reaction to heated exchanges. It cites Poland's division as a past example and laments a decline in global diplomacy with governments breaking pledges and mocking Wilson's open agreement policy.

State Department Poland Germany Russia Wilson

Prometheus Bound and America’s Unused Fire

Dorothy Thompson compares America to Prometheus bound and argues that the nation’s energy is stifled by bureaucracy and war mindsets. She urges decentralizing power to unleash work, invest in social good, and admit vulnerable youths and foreigners to strengthen the country.

Prometheus America Jove

Locust Plague Expands in South Africa

South Africa faces its severest locust test as red locust invasion and brown locust hatchings spread. The department of agriculture and forestry in Pretoria says over 12,000 tons of poison bait are needed for two campaigns. Red locust swarms grew from 30 in 15 districts to 60 swarms in 40 districts.

South Africa Department of Agriculture and Forestry Pretoria Union

Medicine in the News on Gonorrhea Treatments and Fever Therapy

The article reviews how gonorrhea may develop tolerance to sulfanilamide and that cures should be judged only after examining organisms in prostate tissues. It reports on the dangers of freezing cancer treatment, brain sugar use linked to nervous symptoms, and early data from fever plus sulfanilamide trials for subacute bacterial endocarditis with eight patients showing temporary reductions in blood colonies.

Chicago A. A. Vaughan

Travel guides and foldboat essays receive renewed attention

The piece reviews Federal Writers' Project guides for Virginia and Georgia as well as Arizona and Mount Hood, praising their compression and accuracy. It notes J Kissner's Foldboat Holidays for modern kayakers and Cornelius Weygandt's Down Jersey, reflecting a varied slate of travel essays and practical guides.

Federal Writers’ Project Virginia Oxford Douglas Southall Freeman Robert B. Lee Ellen Glasgow Commonwealth Georgia South Writers’ Project Arizona Hastings House Mount Hood Duell, Sloan & Pearce America J. Kissner Greystone Kissner Cornelius Weygandt

Mills to Fight Famine in Dutch Indies Industries

The government plans new industries in the Netherlands Indies to aid famine areas. Batavia officials say a chemical factory will be built between Rembang and Surabaya, with a cement plant in the lime and clay region and a glass plant in the ond dune area under consideration.

Netherlands Indies Batavia Rembang Surabaya Ons Considera

Fires devastate bottling works and threaten South Butte homes

Fire destroyed most of the Nevin-Frank bottling works this afternoon injuring one firefighter and causing about $60,000 in losses. Embers and grass fires damaged four nearby homes while several other area houses faced risk from spreading flames. Temperatures rose to 89 degrees on the hot test day of the year.

Nevin-Frank Bottling South Butte W. B. Daly Butte Auxiliary American Legion Santiago Zorilla Dixie Lahood

Gemini Horoscope May 21 to June 21

The Gemini forecast notes dual natures and talent with reason and sensation. It cites favorable influence for women at home and mothers in military training appeal, plus shifts in business production and food logistics due to war. International affairs foresee coups and anxiety with a democratic victory eventual.

United States Canada

Nazi censor card fooled Geneva resident

A postcard from Germany passed by a Nazi censor reached a Geneva resident. It claimed food conditions were not worse than the Hotel St Antoine in Geneva, which does not exist. St Antoine is the name of Geneva's jail, making the boast false.

Germany Geneva Switzerland T. Antoine St. Antoine

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