Montana Standard Subscription Rates and Notices
The Montana Standard lists subscription options for daily and Sunday editions with prices for daily, Sunday only, six months, and yearly rates in-state and out-of-state. It notes delivery by mail and per-copy costs and identifies the paper as the official publication of Silver Bow County with Associated Press news usage rights.
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Montana
Canada
Silver Bow County
Associated Press
A. Dee Pews Speer
Dre Red
Post Butte
Otion
International Rotary and Its New Leader
The editorial lauds Rotary International and announces Montana’s Tom J. Davis as president. It praises Rotary’s mission to foster good will, rebuild trust after war, and counter nationalism, while highlighting Davis as ideally suited to lead during difficult times.
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Rotary International
Rotary
Montana
Tom J. Davis
Oser
New Deal
Good Neighbor
Tom Davis
International Rotary
Europe
Stalin the Immovable Yield Question Explored
The article surveys Stalin's total control during purges across Europe and Asia. It notes confessions during trials of officials and military leaders. Trotsky’s removal marks the last major purge, with Stalin’s reach extending from Moscow to Mexico.
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Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Leon Trotsky
Europe
Asia
Trotsky
Mexico
Mos
Stalin and Nazi pressure on Russia raise questions in America
A controversial claim suggests Stalin bends to Nazi demands while Russian generals push back. The report imagines schemes over Ukraine and Georgia, casting doubt on the tale and urging the United States to seek more information about Russo-German dealings.
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America
Russia
Stalin
Nazi Germany
Germany
Ukraine
Georgia
Hitler
We Can Get On Without Them We Can Get On Without Them
Editorial argues for closing German consulate offices and ending German propaganda agencies in the United States. It notes past sabotage by German agents in 1916 17 and says there is little need for German news or consular activity while credits are frozen and relations remain restrictive.
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United States
Albert
Germany
von Papen
Boy-Ed
Wilson
State Department
Count von Bernsdorff
German Library of Information
Tourist Bureau
Trans-Ocean News Bureau
America
Trans-Ocean New Bureau
Generals Must Be Tough Leadership Qualities in War
The article reviews a booklet by Sir Archibald Wavell on qualifications for officers and generals. It argues that promotion depends on toughness of body and mind, comparing a general to a rifle buried in mud before testing to fire.
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Archibald Wavell
Near East
The Communist Issue and U S Government Policy
Fair Enough argues that employers should not hire Communists and that government policy hypocritically discriminates between private employers and federal tasks. It decries picket mobs, espionage limits, and lenient treatment of government workers while pressuring private employers to hire Communists, citing Frankfurter and Murphy related actions.
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New York
United States
Felix Frankfurter
Rosevelt backs pickets amid controversy and civil unrest
Westbrook Pegler notes Mrs Rosevelt, a unofficial government figure, has shown sympathy for the pickets despite the dispute and a civil commotion stirred by the union. He argues the American way requires government to show both private employers and citizens alike that discrimination against Communists is allowed.
Hypnotism in Medicine and Myths Examined
A writer describes hypnotism as an ancient medical tool for pain and memory, notes its use in childbirth and amnesia cases, and dispels myths about its mystique. It recounts cases from New York and New Jersey and discusses safety and misperceptions about hypnotic influence.
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New York
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Svengali
Berlin policy on American ships risks U S entry in war
In a Washington opinion piece Raymond Clapper argues Germany must avoid making the Robin Moor sinking a general policy. He warns Berlin can deflate the incident or set a policy of unrestricted attack on American shipping, which could pull the United States toward war. He notes Russia launches an Arctic air route between Moscow and the Chukotsk peninsula.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Germany
Berlin
Britain
Robin Moor
State Department
Cape Town
Great Britain
United States
Robin Moore
Congress
Red Sea
Roosevelt
Hitler
Russia
Moscow
Chukotsk Peninsula
Arctic
Sign of the Zodiac Forecast for Gemini Today
Horoscope predicts a mix of fortune and danger for Gemini with focus on defense, optimism, travel profits, and political tensions. Readers are advised to conserve resources, stay constructive, and expect unusual experiences and potential personal growth amid global events.
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Gemini
I Have a Confession to Make About Car Driving
The narrator recounts a 759 mile non stop drive from New York to Fort Worth with a New Yorker who insisted on driving. The admirer learns the companion is terrified of riding with others at the wheel, revealing the record as self defense and noting the other man’s stamina.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Indianapolis
New York
St. Louis
Rudolf Hess
Barney Oldfield
Poplar Bluffs
Little Rock
Texarkana
Arkansas
O. K
Johu
Latin America Shipments Up 40 Percent in Year
Shipments from Latin America to the United States have risen about 40 percent in the past year. Labor strikes and rubber ore issues are spreading through Bri Malaya.
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Latin America
United States
Malaya
Launderers Association of Montana Opens Two Day Convention
The Launderers Association of Montana opens a two day convention in Mining City as four geologic parties are sent by the Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology on the most ambitious field program to date. A bronze memorial plaque and portrait of Lewis O Evans are approved for the Y M C A building.
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Launderers Association of Montana
Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology
Lewis O. Evans
Anaconda Company
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