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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
4
The Montana Standard voices concern over the London conference stalemate. It notes lack of a clear American program, questions US policy, and speculates Prof Moley may push an American plan from London before possible adjournment. It concludes adjournment may be the only common ground amidst delays.
A Montana editorial condemns the proposed wheat allotment of 34,550,000 bushels under the relief act as unfair. It cites drought years, average yields, and the state’s high quality protein wheat, arguing for consideration of climate, cost, land value, and product quality in distributing aid.
The American delegation at the world economic conference appears divided over tariff reductions with Cordell Hull and Senator Pittman at odds over who authored proposals. British press questions the delegation’s unity as debates over bimetallism and reform continue.
The federal anti hoarding order targets private gold holdings above 100 dollars with 10 year prison terms and 10 thousand dollar fines. Attorney General Homer S. Cummings reports 931 investigations from over 6,500 suspects and only 37 confessors, with prosecutions now likely to begin.
Luft Hansa establishes a mid ocean base on the 5,000 ton liner Westphalia converted to a mother ship for Berlin to Buenos Aires service. A catapult launches planes in 1.52 seconds speed over 90 miles per hour while land planes land on decks and hydroplanes are hoisted aboard. A crew of 40 maintains refueling and overhauls as bi weekly trips link Germany and Argentina with weekly mail and passenger service alongside Graf Zeppelin.
The article argues summer is the healthiest season, explains health peaks in August, and urges using summer to boost vitality through fresh vegetables and fruits, outdoor exercise, and sun exposure. It recommends a summer fast when desired, cautions on minor summer ailments, and emphasizes a diet rich in vitamins minerals and roughage.
Trade papers note general industrial activity does not boost yarn output, yet the Butte vicinity shows a sharp rise as fishing season drives demand.
Public notice directs correspondence to Dr. McCoy at McCoy Publications, Inc. 689 South Ardmore Avenue Los Angeles California. Verification of address appears in the notice for readers and partners.
A reader asks why the pupil sometimes excessively dilates and whether one pupil can remain dilated. An expert notes normal dilation in low light and constriction in bright light, warns of brain or nervous system disorders, and recommends examination by a reliable diagnostician. The column also provides a wholewheat muffin recipe and advice on training ears to lie closer to the head.
In Dublin, Ireland, bathing mannequin parades draw growing crowds as a festive seaside pastime. Local vendors report rising interest with residents and visitors lining the promenades to watch the outfits and staged scenes unfold along the Irish Free State coast.
Astrology signals a calm after early unrest with strong benefic influences after midnight. Banks, contracts, and construction deals look favorable while publicity and editorial changes are foreseen this year. Notable birthdays include Julian Hawthorne and Caroline Wells Dall. the forecast notes independent, assertive traits.
Denis Gwynn's new biography traces Eamon de Valera's political life from his American birth to leadership roles and exile, emphasizing historic events over personal background. It notes the author’s judicially detached tone and the portrayal of de Valera up to the present, with mixed assessments.
The author argues for extensive hand training in schools from kindergarten through junior high, asserting hands on activity builds growth, accuracy, and character. Abstract thinking follows concrete experience, with emphasis on material work for those destined to handle physical tasks. The piece urges ongoing manual work to develop skilled, honest hands.
The House Judiciary Committee plans three investigations into federal judicial conduct and a general survey of bankruptcy and receivership procedures. Chair Hatton W. Sumners warned that public confidence in the federal judiciary may be at its lowest since the government’s founding.
Representative Sumners challenged the idea that federal judges hold life tenure and suggested Congress could establish a tribunal to decide the issue of good behavior. He admitted uncertainty about the practicality of such a tribunal.
In Moscow today Ivan Komarov, confessed killer of 33, and his wife were executed by firing squad. Across the country a heat wave kills 17 and causes numerous prostrations in the east and midwest. visitors from Wisconsin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller, are in Butte. Charles H. and Claud Bilelenberg visit Deer Lodge on business. Skalkaho highway work speeds up with a target completion near Sept 1, while a Rocker cloudburst causes damage and prompts major repairs.
Frank Boucher and J. Fred Petit were principal speakers at convention of the St. Jean Baptiste society. Mrs. Ray Spiegel and children left for a two week visit in Chicago. Joseph Case returned from a visit to California. Miss Loretta Lynch, Butte school teacher, left for a vacation trip to Seattle. Sports writers agree that Jess Willard looks like best of the white hopes among the heavyweight fighters.
Growing cottonwood success spurs plots but the top novelty is an asphalt yard painted green at a prominent resident’s home attracting attention. Passersby learned it wasn’t grass only after touching the surface. Captain John J. Pershing recalls a grand fight with Father Callahan on the tenth anniversary of ordination as Sacred Heart parish holds services. National scandal over alleged corrupt use of mails by big interests is discussed in major newspapers.
GRESHAM Texas J T Mc Elvaney reports his Rhode Island Red laid an egg bearing a perfect figure or possibly a 6 on the shell. He frets over its meaning and hopes for a good omen from the omen-like marking.
Quote condemns forcing children into unsuitable industrial work. Advocates guiding natural growth through activity and clarification of interests. Warns that suppressing activity and fighting nature yields a generation of idlers and closes with a call to responsibility.
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