Butte Mont. Daily News Publishes Rates and Notice
Official paper of Silver Bow County lists subscription prices for Montana and nearby states, including daily and Sunday editions, with advance payment terms. A closing line notes “He tried the luxury of doing good” attributed to George Crabbe.
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Montana Standard
Standard Publishing Company
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Washington
Mos. Mos
Gundey
Silver Bow County
Associated Press
AP News
Butte
Mont
Congress
George Crabbe
What The Russians Did With United States Lend Lease
A Hungarian ex-prisoner reports in American Legion Magazine that Stalin resented ending lend lease. Much aid went to elite Soviet officials while common Russians faced hard food and tight rations. The article notes propaganda to turn US aid into blame and estimates total US aid at 11 billion dollars with unsettled payments.
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United States
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
American Legion
George David
Desider Holister
David
Red Army
Russia
Davis
Kremlin
America
Perverted Definitions in a Radio Symposium on Freedom
A historian, theologian and philosopher debated the meaning of freedom and its ideals on a radio symposium. They noted the gulf between professed values and practice, yet affirmed that the core definitions of freedom, liberty and justice remain intact and guiding the free world. Professor Charles Frankel of Columbia highlighted an important observation about the inner essence of these concepts.
Language, propaganda, and the danger of communism
Frankel warns that communism corrupts word meanings by using Western moral language to lure readers. He laments that cultures in Africa and Asia are drawn to Communist books that bait readers with Western beliefs, eroding civilizational foundations.
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Frankel
Africa
Asia
Real Unity in Macmillan Speech at DePauw
A portion of Harold Macmillan's commencement address expresses a belief in a real unity built on traditions shared by Britain and the United States. He cites debate, parliamentary government, independent judiciary, individual liberty, and universal law as essential to the free world.
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Harold Macmillan
de Pauw University
Commonwealth
Daily Quiz Tribute Card of 1930s Trivia
Answers: 1. All four men served as U S Supreme Court chief justices. 2. A treatise. 3. Polonius. 4. The Panay, a U S gunboat bombed by Japan in 1937. 5. Otto Lang is a motion picture producer and director noted as a ski instructor.
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Salmon P. Chase
Roger B. Taney
Fart Warren
Laertes
Otto Lang
Supreme Court
Polonius
U.S
Nva
Social Security Revisions Face Senate Hurdles Amid Feared Costs
The House Ways and Means Committee moves toward hearings on Social Security changes amid hopes for higher benefits and tax relief in 1960. Senate opposition under Chairman Byrd could block increases though pressure may build to overcome fiscal caution. Public concern over elderly medical costs fuels talks of broader reforms.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Afl-Cio
United States
Henry Cathcart expansion notes as bulwark against Arctic alert
Henry Cathcart argues territorial expansion and development strengthen the United States as new territories gain statehood, potentially forming a stronger bulwark against Russian Arctic aerial attack routes to U S targets in these perilous times.
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United States
Our Children and the Need for Firm Parenting
Mrs Jolly cancels a Dorcas meeting to care for her 3 year old Ronnie who resists control. The piece explains young children cannot reason yet and rely on tone, eye contact, and consistent discipline until development allows them to follow reasoned guidance.
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Mrs. Jolly
Mrs. Sorry
Dorcas
Ronnie
Come Here Dear to Stop Start Teachings on Child Obedience
The mother guides a child toward her with repeated phrases like Come here dear and Come. She narrows and then lengthens the distance as the child learns. When discipline is needed she uses Stop that sharply and enforces obedience directly.
Grass to beef conversion study at Illinois
University of Illinois researchers quantify grass to steak conversion noting 200 pounds of grass yield 1 pound of beef steak. They explain grass is 80 percent water, so about 160 pounds in 200 come from water. The study prompts view of cattle as a water-heavy converter of forage.
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Chicago
UPI
University of Illinois
Your Birthday Horoscope for Gemini to Taurus
Horoscope style birth date reading noting exceptional mental powers and need for focus. Describes temperament, money sense, tact, and popularity with examples of famous births and daily zodiac guidance for each sign from Gemini to Taurus.
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King Gustaf V
Sweden
Cola di Rienzi
Cushman Kelley Davis
Minnesota
Jared Bradley Flagg
Training for law students and the role of facts
The piece argues that modern law study lacks practical training in gathering and presenting facts, contrasting medical and legal education. It cites Judge Marx on the need for courtroom experience and distinguishes fact truth from evidence rules, warning that many successful people fear facts and use guesswork.
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Robert S. Marx
University of Cincinnati
IBM
Samuel Leibowitz
Brooklyn
New York City
Marx
Cyrus Eaton
Dulles
Nikita Khrushchev
June 16 1948 notes from Butte and state events
Entries report visits by Mrs. R J Bedson and Mrs Harold Whissler to Missoula relatives, Al Mitchell winning a trap shoot, WPA playground schedules in Butte, DAR marker dedication for Jane Hutchins Moore, bank officials at a Helena convention, a 1928 Rodman Auto theft note, race for Silver Bow district judgeships, and Girl Scouts receiving national commendations.
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R. J. Bedson
Yale
Missoula
Monte H. Gutke
Harold Whissler
L. C. Myers
N. Excelsior
al Mitchell
Butte
Guy D. Pratt
A. J. Lochrie
H. A. Henck
J. F. Lowney
Butte Bank
Montana Bankers Assn
Helena
Yeggs
Rodman Auto and Parts Co
S. Montana
J. J. Lynch
Atty
T. E. Downey
George D. Toole
Frank L. Riley
H. A. Tyrand
Michael Donlan
Silver Bow
W. E. Carroll
Max Galasso
Floyd
Silver Bow County
Elizabeth Perham
Marjorie Trueworthy
Helen Ralston
Butte Girl Scouts
National Standards Committee
Girl Scout Organization
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