Change of Address and Postal Instructions for Butte Paper
Scott’s Scrap Book notes a change of address process for The Standard Publishing Company, urging readers to report faulty delivery and to make checks payable to The Standard Publishing Company. It states The Associated Press rights and Montana post office classifications, with mailing and newsroom notes for Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Silver Bow County
Associated Press
Butte
Montana
Congress
Atomic spying case widens as new arrest fuels fears
A fresh arrest in the atomic spy case suggests more arrests to come and underscores a broad Soviet network in the United States. The piece contrasts Klaus Fuchs and David Greenglass, notes Canada’s prior exposure of a spy ring, and warns that Communist loyalties trump national allegiance, risking U.S. integrity.
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United States
Canada
England
Klaus Fuchs
FBI
David Greenglass
Soviet Union
Greenglass
Russia
Soviet America
Bureaucracy Ails Russia and U S Government Systems
A Soviet and American critique compare bureaucratic failure across regimes. In Leningrad factories face late supplies and mismatched materials, forcing self provisioning for equipment. Officials say central rules hamper cross factory cooperation, while the Hoover Commission highlights odd U S government logistics such as Alaska lumber shipments routed by separate departments.
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Russia
Leningrad
Pravda
Hoover Commission
Alaska
Rain-Making Efforts Extend to New Mexico Inquiries
Government probes into rain-making intensify with New Mexico added to the investigation. Earlier this year New York City drew notice by hiring staff linked to weather modification efforts, sparking headlines and debate over feasibility and oversight.
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State of
New Mexico
New York City
New Mexico Eyes Rain-Making Project To Regulate Rain
A report discusses a government funded effort to study artificial rain in New Mexico. The aim is to learn if rainfall manipulation is possible and to control it, preventing private attempts from worsening water scarcity while asserting state ownership of natural resources and rainfall as a public good.
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New Mexico
New York
Japs Go Us One Better In Election Ballyhoo
The article notes Japan’s use of American publicity in campaigns for the house of councilors. It cites poster parades, quiz programs, baseball contests, tent shows, and mobilized trucks as new campaign methods. It contrasts surface copying with understanding democratic motivation and cultural differences.
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Japan
House of Councilors
Attack on Republican ideals blamed on Smith and Luce
A letter criticizes Senator Margaret Chase Smith and Clare Luce for using feminine privilege to attack the Republican Party. It condemns their praise of Eleanor Roosevelt and argues Democratic policies erode personal liberty, warning of increased state control and wartime entanglements. The author recalls past wars and questions promises by presidents while urging Republicans to defend party integrity and oppose democracy as misused.
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New York
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Clare Luce
Japan
China
Orient
Winston Churchill
Roosevelt
Churchill
Britain
Wilson
Wendell Willkie
Ameri
United States
United States of America
Democratic Party
France
Old Republic
Freedom versus conformity in party politics and labor unions
The piece argues for individual liberty against police and union controls, praising Republican ideals while condemning Roosevelt and Truman era Democratic policies. It challenges loyalty tests, cross state name changes, and union intimidation as threats to freedom, contrasting with alleged Democratic planted traitors and labor coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Albany
Smith
Higgins
Europe
Republican Party
Roosevelt-Truman Party
CIO
Your Birthday Stars and Daily Outlook for June 19 20
A horoscope page outlines personal traits for June 19 with leadership, mood swings, and calls for rest. The June 20 entries for each zodiac sign highlight creative work, detail focus, merchandising, and prudent caution, urging intuition and balanced social activity.
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Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Aquarius
Pisces
ARIES
Taurus
Bustling Yet Faces Mixed 1949 Trade and Farm Income
The Lewistown Daily News notes brisk business despite two downturns exports and farm income. It cites first quarter 1949 exports exceeding imports by 1.5 billion dollars while this year’s margin narrows to about 0.5 billion. Farmers’ cash income falls from over 30 billion to about 27.5 billion, signaling reliance on measures to bolster exports and farm income.
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Lewistown Daily News
Armies pressed south as France seeks armistice terms
The report notes France’s shattered forces retreating under continuous German attacks through central France. Hitler reportedly insists on capitulation as a precondition to armistice. Also covered: clergy anniversary in Butte, student honors, enlistment graduations, and a historic transcontinental telephone milestone.
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France
Hitler
L. E. Jones
Illinois
Augustana College
Rock Island
Jones
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Bette
Connie Keefe
L. P. Keefe
New York City
Peggy
South America
Paul E. Greiner
Charles Greiner
Utah
Butte
United States Army Air Corps
Air Corps Reserve
Kelly Field
Texas
These Days By George E Sokolsky on Soviet policy shift
The piece argues that Truman and Acheson embraced a one world concept led by Soviet Russia, criticizing Roosevelt era planners and later officials for pursuing Marxist aimed permanent revolution. It contends Soviet Russia seeks global federation and inevitability, and decries U.S. leaders for lacking historical understanding.
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Truman
Dean Acheson
Soviet Russia
Roosevelt
State Department
Alger Hiss
United States
Harry Hopkins
Averell Harriman
Wendell Willkie
Harold Stassen
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Edward Stettinius
James Byrnes
George Marshall
Potsdam
Russia
Alexander VI
Marx
Engels
Lenin
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News Room
Jann & Kelley, Inc
Madison Ave
Sutter St
San Francisco
Calif
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Til
Palmer Ridg
Atlanta
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
Los Angeles
Northern Idaho
Fontana
Meer
Dr.gm
Monk Mercer
Ames
King Features Syndicate
Dr. Fuchs
Stalin
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Ballyhoo
By Westbrook Pegler
McCarthy
By Fred Neher
Stella
Hawaii
St. Joseph Church
Michael McCormack
St. Joseph
Hugh Sullivan
West Quartz Street
Selway National Forest
Idaho
United States Department of Agriculture
National Honor Society For
Butte High School
J. G. Ragsdale
Columbia Gardens
Butte Electric Railway’ Company
E. J. Nash
Abbie Casey
Emerson School of Oratory
Boston
Doris Nissler
Thomas L. Greenfield
Guy C. Davidson
West Mercury
Margaret Powers
College of the Holy Name
Oakland
D. J. Davis
Mildred
Seattle
George E. Sokolsky
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