Classified ad rates and official paper note for Daily and Sun
The piece lists subscription rates for Daily and Sunday papers in Montana and Northern Idaho with prices per week month and year payable in advance. It notes Official Paper status for Silver Bow County and AP republication rights. It ends with a quote about art imitating nature and a signature line for Richard Francklee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
DAILY
SUNDA
Montana
Northern Idaho
Mos
Idaho
Silver Bow County
Associated Press
AP News
Butte
Congress
Piacere Cine
Itenreceninstiememninamin
Richard Franck
Gravy Comes Before the Guns in Budget Clash
Congress and the Truman administration clash over price controls as the government eases controls on farm products credits and housing. Economic Stabilizer Putnam warns against lifting all controls while the White House promotes defense spending and a slower civilian relief, proving politics precedes the guns.
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Congress
Robert P. Putnam
Putnam
Truman
Federal Reserve Board
Office of Price Stabilization
House
Executive Department of Government
Executive Department
Mr. Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Aid But Not Handouts Warns Against Dropping Coins
The New York Association for the Blind cautions the public not to drop coins into blind beggars cups. It notes some beggars collect up to 168 dollars weekly and says giving coins tests the belief that all blind people beg. The association argues donations should support services rather than individuals in need.
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New York Association For the Blind
New York Association
Equality, opportunity urged for blind and minority medical students
The piece argues that blind individuals can lead productive lives and urges support for institutions aiding the blind rather than small coins to beggars. It cites ongoing discrimination against Jewish applicants in New York medical schools, noting Jewish acceptance rates are about half of non-Jewish applicants.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
American Jewish Congress
New York
INVESTIGATIONS GROW OVER POTATO SHORTAGE AND FOOD AID
Washington watchers report a three pronged inquiry into the recent potato shortage after removal of price controls and a push to find who caused the crisis. Agencies name middlemen as possible culprits while Congress shows interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Agriculture Department
Congress
Supreme Court
Court
Press Association
Court Chamber
Rock Hudson Faces New York’s Overwhelming Pace
In Manhattan Rock Hudson, tall and handsome, admits fear of the big city’s pace while aides shuttle him to press events for Has Anybody Seen My Gal. He enjoys a Coney Island ride and notes five hot dogs prove the city's top bite.
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New York
Mr. Rock Hudson
Rock Hudson
Rock
Sherry Netherland
Manhattan
Hudson
Coney Island
Mr. Hudson
Brooklyn
California
Illinois
Coney One
Winnetka Actor Hudson Seeks Musical Comedy Dream
Mel Heimer profiles a Winnetka born actor known as the big noise from Winnetka who has made 17 films and returns to Hollywood for his 18th. He loves acting, dreams of singing in musical comedy, and is reportedly single.
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Winnetka
Ill
Bob Crosby
Hudson
Noel Coward
Hollywood
Gregory Peck
Tyrone Power
America
British Need More Science Students Says Report
British government advisers warn Britain must educate more scientists to keep pace with rivals and to compete in world markets. The analysis notes U S graduation rates exceed Britain's, and calls for broader scientific training while acknowledging current narrowness of British science education.
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Helena
United States
Britain
Switzerland
Notable Facts From Historical Data Set
The interest on the U.S. national debt now equals nearly five times the national debt total in 1914. Giraffes can gallop at speeds over 30 miles per hour. About two thirds of American adults wear eyeglasses. Over 50,000 rubber products exist. The Library of Congress in Washington houses 700,000 maps.
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U.S
Library of Congress
Washington
Your Birthday By STELLA Horoscope Chunk
The page gives birthday guidance for Cancer to Gemini and a general summary of traits. It notes leadership, budgeting, and risk of stinginess, with daily star readings for each zodiac sign from Cancer through Gemini and brief advice on personal conduct and goals.
First American almanac printed in Philadelphia
The earliest almanac in America was likely Bradford's 1687 issue printed in Philadelphia, as noted by the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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America
Bradford's
Philadelphia
Encyclopedia Britannica
Gromyko Faces British Neutralism and European Shifts
The piece argues neutralism threatens U.S. leadership in Europe with Britain at risk of falling under Soviet influence as Andrei Gromyko rises in the Kremlin and Navy NATO, UN bystanders, while Eisenhower Taft Dulles Bullitt and Marshall-Acheson policy shift loom in the 1952-55 European theater.
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U. S
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Aneurin Bevan
Bevan
Churchill
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
Georgi Nikolaevitch Zarubin
Canada
England
Zarubin
Gromyko
Molotov
Vishinsky
Stalin
NATO
United Nations
Europe
U.S
State Department
George Marshall
Dean Acheson
Gen. Eisenhower
Marshall-Acheson
Robert A. Taft
Douglas MacArthur
John Foster Dulles
William C. Bullitt
Eisenhower
Taft
Detroit
Butte News Roundup Reflects War Era Happenings
June 24 1942 reports top highway speed plans for Montana vehicles by July 1 under Col Sheridan. Brief notes include resignations of Argentina’s Roberto Ortiz, visits of Washington DC socialites to Butte, trips of local residents to Chicago and California, a river rescue on Beaverhead, a large Butte High School Alumni dance, and a dynamite blast at Alley Billiard Room causing debris but no injuries.
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Montana
Om Sheridan
Roberto Ortiz
Argentina
Walter Lytton
Washington, D. C
Butte
James E. Murray
John P. Cooney
Caledonia
Chicago
Beaverhead
D. Gay Stivers
Billy Foster
D. R. Campbell
Philipsburg
Butte High School
Dorothy Haas
Gladys Walsh
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United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Sabath
Adolph J. Sabath
Determ
Mel Heimer
Fred Neher
Scott
R. J. Scott
Ireland
Madagascar
New Zealand
Stella
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Ien
Ecuador
George E. Sokolsky
Grace Harris
Salt Lake City
Clarence Johnson
South Jackson
Elizabeth Jaap Lewis
Oakland
Clayton Maxwell
Lewis
William Reeme
City Electrician
Mount Douglas
Wash
Ann Coleman
Andrew J. Greenough
North Excelsior
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