Mail Subscriptions Rates and April Labor Report
Subscriptions prices listed for Montana post offices and Canada deliveries. Official paper of Silver Bow County provides rates for daily and Sunday mail. April labor supply rose to 56.9 million, up 2.2 percent from March and 9.5 percent from April last year, with veteran discharges boosting available workers.
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Canada
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Alexander Hamilton Institute
Reclamation Cuts Probe and Veterans Pay Debate
The Congress slashed reclamation funding in the Missouri valley by 7.5 million dollars, risking slower irrigation and power projects that Montana counts on, while a pay raise for World War II veterans adds about 632 million dollars yearly. The piece notes broader West impacts, argues economic and political consequences, and urges balanced spending across regions. It also discusses employment trends and analyzes Russia’s postwar role in a separate column.
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Adolescents Face Mental Struggles Seek Expert Help
The piece describes adolescence as a period of emotional volatility and mood swings, with deep silences and distress signaling when professional help is needed. It urges action, medical or psychological intervention, and clergy support, stressing caution and timely care.
Senate moves to strip union racketeers of immunity in Hobbs bill
The Senate backs a Hobbs bill to end a Supreme Court favored exemption for criminals using union cards to assault and extort in interstate commerce. The measure faces the White House after House passage, with debate over its anti racketeering aims, union influence, and judicial history.
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Senate
Supreme Court
Congress
Hobbs
House of Representatives
Sam Hobbs
Alabama
House
Truman
White House
James Byrnes
Secretary of State
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Westbrook Pegler on labor and gang violence in court
The piece denounces labor as lacking legitimacy for using violence and intimidation to promote a dispute with employers. It notes Byrnes’ Supreme Court opinion and a defense lawyer's attempt to claim gangsters were protected as union men, a point the majority rejected.
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Teamsters’ Union
New York
Stone
Byrnes
Congress
A. F. of L
Department of Justice
Justice Byrnes
Jimmy Petrillo
Musicians’ Union
Chicago
Petrillo
Justice Stone
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Supreme Court
From Wire to Butcher
The piece links meat shortages to broad causes including wire shortages for hay baling, coal and steel strikes, and price controls. It notes the Wall Street Journal on low wire ceilings reducing baling, cutting hay production and feed, and thinning slaughter stock amid a tightening food supply. Shanghai also faces worsening labor issues.
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New York Sun
Wall Street Journal
Cancer Horoscope Forecast Promises Growth and Challenge
Cancer in late June and July signs show strong talent across multiple fields if focus is kept on one goal. Young love advised within parental moral code. postwar wage losses to persist for years. highway safety gains urged as car usage rises. Foreign policy hints of friendship with Latin America. birthdates for horoscopes indicate a year of service and personal satisfaction with quick learners and strict obedience as a challenge for children born today.
Life's Like That by Fred Neher
A brief comic panel feature by Fred Neher titled Life's Like That. The strip offers light observation on everyday quirks and human foibles with his characteristic gentle humor.
Stalin Arms and American Propaganda Clash in Global Tensions
The piece argues Stalin tightens Red Army discipline while Moscow criticizes Western influence. It condemns perceived U.S. antiwar propaganda, including a song called Get On Board, as a tool to erode national morale. It questions who funds and directs this campaign and why Congress won’t investigate.
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People’s
Gromyko
Phil Moore
Ev'ryone
Stalin
Congress
Heiman Returns to Butte After Six Years Visit
Dr Joseph D Heiman of Cincinnati Ohio arrives in Butte with wife and family to visit his mother Mrs Regina Heiman at 507 West Park Street Heiman serves on staffs at Cincinnati General Hospital and Jewish Hospital.
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Joseph D. Heiman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Butte
Regina Heiman
West Park Street
Heiman
Cincinnati General Hospital
Jewish Hospital
Robert Poore
Montana
Helena
Chaplain Quips Back Over Dead Goat at School
In New South Wales a girls' grammar school chaplain phoned the town clerk about a dead goat outside the school. The clerk joked about burying the dead, and the chaplain replied that they always consult the relatives first.
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Girls’ Grammar School
New South Wales
Australia
Ory
Sydney
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