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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1941
Page
4
The piece argues Americans must resist calls to defend Stalin or align with Bolshevik aims. It warns a Stalin victory would threaten democracy as surely as Hitler domination. It urges government vigilance and adherence to ideals behind progressive history.
The article discusses rapid development of substitutes and treatments as a response to shortages and crises. It highlights plastics from metal substitutes and artificial rubber, new weapons, and a controversial electric brain bath delivering controlled unconsciousness to ease Monday to Sunday blues, claiming wide potential applications.
The text laments widespread mental confusion surpassing any prior era and notes worsening mood as people face Monday morning blues. It suggests a belief that curing these feelings is urgent, though the tone remains editorial and speculative.
The piece surveys tangled wartime alliances and rival treaties among Germany Russia Japan and Turkey. It notes Finland Greece and Romania under pressure from Axis or Soviet influence while criticizing Stalinist aims and the fragile democratic order. The author warns of dangerous realignments and the threat of communism.
A car carrying Douglas Craft, his wife, and their 14 month old daughter left Harding Way, fell 250 feet into a canyon. The baby survived. the wife died hours later. Craft claimed a blinding oncoming car hid the curve, blamed unknown motorist with bright lights.
A furious speaker accuses Senator Overton of a stolen seat and links Louisiana political machine fraud to dummy candidates and ballot stuffing. They recount Tom Connally's committee findings condemning the practice and warn of corrupt election schemes exposed by witnesses and political pressure.
A sharp critique targets Westbrook Pegler alleging corruption and a brazen attitude as he mingles with Senate peers day after day. The piece questions integrity and public behavior of Pegler in a political setting.
The piece extols Bernard Baruch as a seasoned, nonpartisan adviser whose wartime wisdom and mobilization plans continue to shape U S defense readiness. It lauds his pragmatism, leadership across presidencies, and readiness to aid in crisis while noting Japanese respect for elder statesmen. Harvest column echoes confidence Americans will sacrifice when led.
Washington columnist Raymond Clapper argues Americans should ignore Hitler’s Russia excuses and focus on halting the Axis. He says Hitler seeks Russian resources to sustain a long war, to threaten Britain, and to close sea lanes, making Britain essential to resist and the United States to support.
Cancer profile notes clever, loyal traits with artistic tastes and steady love of beauty. Mercury's beneficial aspect boosts initiative but minor labor misapprehensions may arise. wartime caution and censorship are urged. Young people benefit from directed work, agriculture support, and new friendships. marriages and ambition loom for all ages.
Bill Cunningham reports on large scale maneuvers in Tennessee as three divisions train under field conditions with artillery planes signals and engineers. The piece frames officers as the test focus, notes harsh weather dust and rivers, and describes staged clashes including a panzer unit from Georgia.
James A. Farley New York Democratic chair to visit Butte July 4 5 en route to Seattle Elks convention hosted by J Bruce Kremer Montana Democratic committeeman and State Senator Thomas J Walker. Catherine Connolly wins St Mary College scholarship. Firemen park lights installed ahead of dedication Monday night.
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