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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1946
Page
4
Fair fight echoes in ring and world politics
A sports viewpoint frames the Louis Conn bout as a fair clash with $3,000,000 at stake and 70,000 fans. The piece contrasts boxing with global conflict, warns of Nazi revival in Germany, and argues Allied control may endure 25 years amid talks of a lasting peace treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
H. L. Mencken
Mencken
United Nations Security Council
Yankee Stadium
Germany
I. G. Farben
Senate
Kilgore
Farben
Atlantic Monthly
United States
Byrnes
Russian Hand Seen in Greater Armenian Move
Commentators discuss a Russia Iran dispute with oil as the core driver. They suggest Azerbaijan’s provincial move to create an autonomous state under Russian influence could fuel a Greater Armenia under Soviet control. Armenian nationalism adds tension to a fragile Near East scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Iran
Europe
Azerbaijan
Turkey
Armenia
United States
Stalin
Near East
Feuds in High Places and Cabinet Tensions Across Eras
The piece traces long simmering disputes among top officials, noting Jackson Black and Wilson era tensions. It highlights a scathing Baker letter to Josephus Daniels about Edward M. House and recalls rivalries seen with Roosevelt and Truman among cabinet members and advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Wilson
Daniels
Newton D. Baker
Col
Edward M. House
House
Baker
Nazi Movement Works Underground
Newspaper correspondents in Germany note slow re education along democratic lines due to factors like shortage of reliable teachers. The master race idea persists in regions such as Greater Hesse Bavaria and Württemberg-Baden, while discharged Wehrmacht officers hinder liberalization. The text mocks reliance on statistics, calling them bureaucrats opium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hesse
Bavaria
Wurtemberg - Baden
Washington the Capital of Confusion and Power
The line play between Washingtons status as capital and symbol of disorder is explored as a witty political reflection on governance and public perception. This commentary frames the city as central to national identity and contemporary debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington power struggles touch UN and cabinet shifts
Insiders describe a five year feud between Ed Stettinius and Dean Acheson over U N C delegate and undersecretary roles. Truman reshuffles amid disputes over farm policy and Treasury appointment for John W Snyder as news conference hints at more changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Ed Stettinius
Stettinius
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Will Clayton
Department
Congress
Truman
United Nations
James F. Byrnes
London
Paris
Moscow
New York
John W. Snyder
President Truman
Vinson Names Snyder to Treasury Post
Secretary Fred M. Vinson, serving as Chief Justice, appoints Snyder to the Treasury. Vinson’s political career included three terms in Congress before the 1928 Al Smith bid and four terms after, with only one election loss in his long career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Fred M. Vinson
United States
Snyder
Treasury
Fred Vinson
Alfred E. Smith
Congress
Kentucky
al Smith
The Value of Manual Work in Education
A editorial argues to end the old split between manual labor and intellectual study. It emphasizes that skilled trades require equal intelligence and that students should pursue suitable craft work alongside academics, noting many do better when their abilities are aligned with real-world trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton P. Anderson
James G. Patton
National Farmers’ Union
Anderson
United States
Europe
Patton
National Grange
Truman
Goss
Farm Bureau Federation
Ed O'Neal
Hands and thoughts unite in education for all
Angelo Patri argues that schooling must combine books with skilled work. Open shops for all ages to train hands and minds, linking ideas to real making to prevent lopsided society and produce rounded, capable people.
Horoscope Gemini Briefs on Love and Labor Trends
Gemini forecasts sincerity and principled conduct, warning against infringements on personal rights. Love brings harmony while jealousy and envy bring discord. Music stores may see strong record sales this year. Labor program reform appears likely as public sentiment shifts. Communism faces ongoing decline this year. Birthdates tied to new friendships and memorable experiences. Children born today expected to have sharp minds and strong bodies.
Rains Crafts Roles With Hidden Talents In Deception
Claude Rains, already convinced his screen parts add to his fame, now studies piano technique and conducting for his role as a genius composer in Deception. He also recounts learning Spanish, lute, fencing, chemistry, medical instrument handling, and chess for past parts, all while observing Korngold on set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
U.P
Claude Rains
Warner Bros
Bette Davis
Paul Henreid
Anthony Adverse
Dr. Tower
Earl of Hertford
Proposal for Atomic Authority to Halt War Worldwide
The text argues a four step plan led by an international Atomic Authority to control fission resources and processes, grant global inspection rights, and impose swift punishment for infractions. It discusses implications for the Iron Curtain and Russia if nations accept freer global cooperation and oversight. The author suggests Baruch’s plan could end war as policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Mr. Baruch
Soviet Russia
Russia
Schmeling Knocks Out Louis in 12th at Yankee Stadium
Ten twenty thirty June 19 1986 reports Max Schmeling the German boxer stunned Joe Louis by a 12th round knockout in a 15 round heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium New York It marks Louis s first knockout defeat in his career and features a flurry of local notices including society officers and convention reports from Montana Butte and Great Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Brown Bomber
Yankee Stadium
New York
Marie Walsh
Carpenters’ Auxiliary No. 222
Berthe Lundgren
Marian Harrington
Dorothy McBroom
Jenny Tiddy
Nora McBroom
Irene Kandy
Charles Amundson
Ruby Abraham
Jennie Tiddy
Harry M. Johnson
Anaconda
American Legion
Great Falls
Herbert Kibler
Havre
C. F E. Larabie
Deer Lodge
Kibler
W. H. Merriman
Northern Pacific Railroad
Butte
Seattle
Veterans of the Northern Pacific
Grattan Hale
Peter Hale
West Silver
University of Washington At
Young Hale
Washington
Sigma Chi
Dan J. Donohue
Fort Harrison
Phil Greenan
Montana
Caesar Gervaglia
Sixteen Mile Canyon
W. H. Pascoe
Madeline Pascoe
Thomas Rodda
Epworth League
Unity League of
Meaderville
Sunday Golf Approved By Scottish Minister
Rev. G. A. Johnston of Kirkmichael Scotland defends Sunday golf saying exercise on the links cannot harm the Sabbath and opposes the view that it is improper recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Johnston
Kirkmichael
Scotland
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Awe
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Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Missouri
John L. Lewis
U.M.W
Lewis
By Helen Essary
Fred Neher
By Angelo Patri
Gemini
Hollywood Film Shop
George E. Sokolsky
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