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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
4
The article notes Japan threatens actions against India while US cotton growers benefit from Japan's pressure and a stronger dollar yen balance. It highlights increased American cotton consumption in May and suggests peace minded readers should not credit harsh moves for any gains in the cotton market.
The dispatches suggest a clumsy start but the American delegation emerged with a decisive defensive victory. The plan includes balanced budgets, re employment aid, curbing surpluses, tariff revision, and a dollar stabilization approach while avoiding foreign advantages. If others reject this, the world conference could end without progress or harmony.
In response to a 50 percent rise in India duties on non-British cotton cloth, the Japanese Cotton Spinners' Federation votes to halt India cotton purchases. Officials insist this is an inevitable psychological action, not a boycott, contrary to Britain and India’s initial views. The piece notes a past Chinese boycott of Japanese goods as a contrast.
Montana grain interests prepare for a Fargo conference July 5 and 6 with government officials under the farm relief act to argue wheat control and price plans. Prof. M L Wilson will lead hearings. Montana advocates seek a 10 year average base, oppose five year figures, and push for a 50 million bushel state average with a 20 percent cut. They boast high quality No 1 grade wheat and warn of possible 40 percent reductions if misapplied.
Observers note the new generation of European heirs shows less faith in restored monarchies. Ex King Alfonso of Spain dislikes his heir’s Cuban wife while Germany’s former crown prince also sees limited chances for a restoration. Many royal claimants pursue ordinary marriages signaling changed attitudes toward throne chances.
A postcard signed Charles Floyd informs Kansas City police that the Oklahoma bandit had no part in the Union station massacre. It adds it would be more satisfactory if the suspect appeared before a judge to give an account of himself.
The statement assumes 14 states voting for repeal account for 36 percent of the population, implying the remaining 34 states not voting for repeal control 64 percent of the population. It frames the math as a straightforward gauge of national sentiment.
The statement argues the New Deal is a purely domestic program. It claims Europe Asia Africa and South America are not affected as they have not joined the Roosevelt landslide or embraced the Roosevelt pills.
As the school board cuts costs by 30 percent and the city council pledges a 50 percent reduction the county commissioners now confront their own budget tightening decisions. The piece raises questions about how much further cuts will be made and which services may be affected.
In New York during the state convention era Senator Robert Wagner was linked to Tammany as a potential target against Herbert Lehman. Roosevelt signaled Wagner would aid the national administration more in Washington, influencing his choice to stay in the Senate as emergency work and federal state employment plans expanded under new policy.
The senate confronted authorship and scope of a bill changing anti-trust application to foster fair trade pacts and curb sweatshop competition. Wagner defended the measure as advancing a new public interest approach, while Borah and Reed doubted its success and warned of wrecking the existing anti-trust framework.
Benefic influences rule today with optimism and forward planning. Morning hours favor leaders and authorities while women enjoy advancement and romance. Notable figures born today include Franci LeJay Parker 1880 Stuyvesant Fish 1851 and Henry Mercer 1856.
U S treasury officers break seals on liquor stocks aboard two British vessels to test crossing the three mile limit for bar supplies. Senator Borah says he will not seek the presidency or lead a third party. Harding predicts better days for farmers in Kansas. Roads remain muddy after heavy rains. Mrs Walk travels from Nevada Avenue to Virginia City.
June 24 1913 President Woodrow Wilson personally presented to Congress a request for currency legislation. Arthur Pelkey the American fighter faced a manslaughter charge in Calgary linked to the death of Luther McCarthy following a boxing match last month. Mr and Mrs Welcome of Pipestone visit the city. Mrs L P Sanders and children depart for Glacier Park for the summer. Butte firemen test a newly constructed tower near the fire station in its first trial.
Dennis Wheatley’s The Forbidden Territory follows Duke Reichleau and Mr. Aron racing from London to Moscow and Tobolsk to rescue Rex van Ryn. The plot unfolds with authentic Russian detail, suspense, and an ironic twist, suited for hammock reading.
The text argues that a firm place of beginning anchors a child's sense of security in learning. Start with one area a child can excel, build confidence through success, and gradually return to difficult topics. Alternate resting with engaging tasks to avoid fatigue and encourage balanced growth.
In Shoreditch London a group of women urge a Shakespeare memorial by building model homes for the district’s impoverished residents. They note the Bard lived among a colony of actors in Shoreditch near the theater and loved his fellow men.
Communications for Dr McCoy should be sent to McCoy Publications Inc at 689 South Ardmore Avenue Los Angeles California.
A survey argues humanity has never found a perfect food and warns that civilization’s progress in dining habits may threaten health. It notes early diets relied on fruits nuts and small animals, later vegetables and dairy, and warns excess nourishment without dilution leads to disease and decay.
Readers submit questions on diet and health. Mrs Franklyn OD asks for non-starchy vegetables and is advised that most vegetables are non-starchy aside from potatoes and Hubbard squash with a detailed list. A separate inquiry from Max A asks about weight loss and breathing issues and is advised on gas pressure and breathing exercises. A note reports London’s 155,000 lonely residents mostly living in single room homes.
The text urges patience in education noting that penmanship, abstract numbers, language analysis, and independence develop with proper guidance. It emphasizes starting point matters and that gradual, supervised tasks build speed, power, and initiative for lasting achievement.
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