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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
4
A Montana Standard letter argues the nation mistreats Chicago for lax protection of visitors. The writer contends Chicago would deserve greater censure for permitting crime and lawlessness, warning of protests if the country abandons the city.
The piece argues that despite dollar wheat bringing relief to some farmers, drought and heat devastate the 1933 crop. It cites Montana conditions, June rainfall, and the value of summer fallow urged by Montana State College as essential to withstand drought, warning only scientifically prepared lands may harvest much of Montana’s crop.
The article casts Chicago on trial before the nation for failing to purge gangs and corruption before visitors arrive for the Century of Progress Exposition. It warns that crime and violence persist in the city, casting doubt on Chicago’s pledge to redeem itself.
The Rev Ralph Hayes of Pittsburgh is named Bishop of Helena to succeed Bishops Brondel Carroll and Finnigan. The record of the Helena diocese documents strong leadership since 1884 and Hayes faces the task with the support of Montana's citizens across religious lines.
Roy W. Howard and Karl A. Bickel, leaders of United Press, conducted landmark interviews in Japan and Germany. Howard met Emperor Hirohito discussing Sino-Japanese ties and Manchuria trade implications, while Bickel spoke with Adolf Hitler about Germany’s destiny and leadership. Their dispatches illuminate powerful global forces shaping U S international stance.
As lawmakers head back to their districts they must guard against mixing up explanations for recent actions and votes. The comment underscores tight political scrutiny and the risk of conflicting statements.
Ambassador-at-Large Norman Davis sailed home amid Republican attacks claiming his name appears in J. P. Morgan insider lists. Representatives Tinkham and Senator Robinson press resignation as Davis heads home for liaison duties related to Roosevelt's London economic conference plan.
The article notes plans for direct and word of mouth updates to the president from Davis on London sitrep and armament matters. Moley sails for London for a personal report while Warren Robbins returns from London joining the briefing flow. Hull may also travel to brief the president as deliberations near final decisions.
With the president on vacation and Hull and Moley absent, Washington reporters struggle to stay closely informed on the London show as it unfolds. Acting Secretary William Phillips remains an unreliable news source, having been quiet even during Secretary Hughes' tenure and continuing so now.
Roy Walsh and Arthur Hughes were arrested in connection with the shooting of Al Johnson, a Renova merchant. An army airplane at San Diego refueled in the air for five hours and forty one minutes as a test, with plans for a four day and night flight. Financial troubles threaten the Dempsey Gibbons fight at Shelby and Senator Wheeler spoke on conditions in Russia.
The principle address was delivered at the Mountain View Methodist Church during the conference setting. Aiming to outline church doctrine and community outreach, speakers discussed mission priorities and upcoming events across the regional network.
Weather continues to heat the Middle West with five deaths and numerous prostrations reported as offices, farms, and towns brace for extreme temperatures. Butte is set as the next Montana Equal Suffrage association meeting site. Napoleon Lajoie rumors of retirement circulate from the Cleveland team manager. Jacole nears the end of his seventeenth major league season. Jack Johnson sails from Montreal to Havre France amid domestic troubles. Mrs. T F Nolan of 1005 Caledonia street and her daughter depart for Michigan for the summer.
Renowned train robber Harvey Logan known as Kid Curry escapes the Knoxville Tennessee jail. The report notes his notoriety from the Great Northern train robbery near Malta in 1901 and highlights Roosevelt’s Oyster Bay reception and Anaconda stock connection news.
Edinburgh reports 1,494 prisoners committed on burglary charges the highest since records began 36 years ago, reflecting a sharp rise in property crime across Scotland.
Corliss and Margaret Lamont deliver a frank travelogue on Russia praising Soviet successes while noting biases. They travel with Soviet guides, defend communist themes, and even repeat Lenin’s tomb visit, recounting hardships and purchases like 10 percent bonds.
A long-form piece argues against labeling slow moving children as dull and urges letting each child grow at his own pace. It cites Dr. Johnson as an example of a bright mind in a ponderous body and encourages health, tailored programs, and patient study to reveal a child’s true potential.
Good and evil planetary aspects contend today with conflicting ideas slowing action. Early hours favor bankers and debt payments, while speculation looms on the stock market. Beware double dealing and watch budgets for assaults. A conference with power holders is auspicious and employment prospects look promising.
Communications for Dr. McCoy should be addressed to McCoy Publications Inc at 689 South Ardmore Avenue Los Angeles California.
Acne worsens in summer due to sweat and stimulated oil glands. It commonly affects youths with facial pimples and possible body involvement. Causes include internal factors like intestinal toxins and external factors such as excess oil and poor cleansing. Three recommended steps are thorough bowel cleansing, a cleansing fast with a balanced diet, and proper washing with local treatments. future article will describe a successful removal method.
The excerpt forecasts cautious travel and risk avoidance with storms and fires, urging patience for women and highlighting potential gifts. It notes a year of favorable finances for people born under the sign and mentions talented yet erratic children. It cites Charles Stewart Parnell born 1846 and Jean Jacques Rousseau born 1712 as celebrated figures.
In Vatican City a international Catholic press congress is planned for 1935 to commemorate the seventy-fifth anniversary of Osservatore Romano, the official Vatican newspaper.
The London telephone service reports that 511 female operators left their jobs due to marriage in the previous year. The exodus reduced the workforce and prompted discussions on staffing and retention.
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