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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1941
Page
4
The Montana Standard, official paper of Bow County, lists subscription prices for various durations and delivery methods across Montana and Canada. The paper cites Associated Press news use rights and notes entry as second class, with historical post office publication details.
The piece frets that federal commissions, created by Congress, are expanding beyond their limits. It cites Senator White and Secretary Ickes warning the regulatory bodies may act beyond congressional control, likening them to Frankenstein monsters that threaten the nation.
The article notes two royal figures arriving in Havana, Madam Lupescu, companion of ex King Carol, and an American woman known as Lady Windsor. It describes Carol’s failed throne comeback and Romania’s Nazi influence, framing Lupescu as a key behind the throne figure amid wartime turmoil.
Observers on this side of the Atlantic acknowledge the report’s strong truth yet note that a woman acting as a key influence behind leadership is not a novelty. The discussion points to recurring patterns in governance where female influence shapes decisions.
Ex New York governor and 1928 presidential candidate Al Smith ends long running feud with President Roosevelt. Smith calls at the White House and says there was never a hatchet buried. He backs the administration foreign policy and urges national unity in wartime.
The railroads project a growing role in the defense program as ships shift to overseas duty and Australia trade moves through the Pacific to Atlantic routes. A trial shipment from New Zealand to San Francisco precedes rail movement to New York, with 700 added freight cars daily. Railroads plan 100000 cars this year and 120000 more contracted by Oct 1 1942, though car supply remains at risk without material access.
The piece argues American papers should pair interviews with editorials and notes that US readers judge content themselves while European presses would supply only editorial interpretation, citing the Hitler interview with John Cudahy and the White House response.
In a tense baseball moment, Turkey appears to steal third with the bases full, shifting momentum as the crowd reacts to a potential scoring play. The outcome hinges on subsequent at bats and defensive decisions.
Angelo Patri argues movies educate and influence youth, but parents should censor for children not the police. He urges age‑appropriate viewing, rejects blanket bans, and notes infant exposure to adult films can harm development. He recalls Saturday matinee chaos and calls for storytellers to frame films for youths.
Literary guidepost notes Shirer’s Berlin Diary details from a Portugal departure, his CBS work and censorship battles in Germany. The review praises the quiet, relentless narrative and sharp recollections of mercy killings, Lindbergh’s Berlin visit, and the Norway naval disaster within a diaristic, amplifying account.
Olivia de Havilland shoots a private Hold Back the Dawn bath scene on a secluded Oxnard beach selected by director Mitchell Leisen. A large crew gathered at dawn, kept out of sight, then revealed a silk flesh colored one-piece bathing suit that clung to her as she swam and dove, prompting gasps from onlookers.
Cancer sign readers face strong will and intuition but social friction if untamed. Today favors planning and contracts with favorable times for women in journalism, actres ses, musicians, and weddings. In public life graft warnings rise as defense spending and democracy issues dominate national affairs.
Doctors describe glands of internal secretion and the adrenal cortex in particular. Cortin injections dramatically improve deficiency symptoms, with salt balance affecting cortin use and new synthetic substitutes offering partial replacement. Early diagnosis guides surgery or hormone replacement to restore function.
Abnormal spring rains have altered fortunes across the nation shifting favorable conditions away from the dust bowl area to the plains and Rocky Mountain regions. The eastern plains show crop stress while the western states enjoy improved rainfall and potential returns though drought concerns linger in TVA drainage zones. A Rhodesian hunter killed a baboon that preyed on sheep near Gwelo.
The piece profiles Gaston Henri-Haye of Vichy as the unhappiest diplomat in Washington, contrasts his status with friendlier views toward Admiral Nomura, and notes Hull’s warnings to Haye about possible French West Indies seizures if Darlan shifts to the Axis.
James J. Brett is re-elected grand knight with Tom Jovick as deputy and E. J. Griffin as chancellor. A list of officers includes M. J. McDonough, recorder, Peter Pauly, treasurer, and others. Also noted are depot agent appointment Earl J. Bracken and a 1921 Grace Methodist anniversary with notes of indebtedness burned.
News from the Vatican reports the Nazi government decreed suppression of all Catholic publications in the Reich. The order bans the entire press with no exceptions, contrasting with earlier limits that targeted only politically active Catholic journals.
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