Republicans Lash Out At New Deal In Philadelphia Convention
The piece condemns the Republican convention as a three ring circus showing the party split between delegates and leaders. It cites Hoover and Martin, warns of Stalin and Hitler’s global designs, and discusses Romania and Bessarabia amid fears of red aggression and territorial grabs.
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Republican Party
Hoover
Martin
America
Philadelphia
Stalin
Hitler
Europe
Romania
Carol
Russia
Germany
Rumania
Bessarabia
Turkey
Brest Litovsk
Brest-Litovsk
Bucharest
Moscow
Partitioned
Poland
George Ade
Congress
Arkansas
New York
Sticks
Editor Montana Standard Processing Notice
Publication guideline instructs readers that letters intended for Montana Standard must be addressed to Editor Montana Standard and business inquiries to the Standard Publishing Company. The note emphasizes standard mailing addresses for correspondence and submission routing.
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Montana Standard
Standard Publishing Company
Massing on borders stirs American concern over Soviet actions
The article notes Russia concentrating armed forces on the Soviet Union's western and southern borders. It sparks American questions about whether this signals menace toward Germany, reflecting wartime uncertainty about Soviet aims and alliances.
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Europe
Russia
Germany
Ontario Premier warns of Nazi invasion from the United States
Ontario Premier Mitchell Hepburn warns of a potential fifth column invasion from the United States. He says a trained Nazi fascist group could move into Ontario from across the border, threatening Windsor Ottawa and other cities if unchecked. He urges US protection and full border information while Ontario police tighten guard.
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Mitchell Hepburn
Ontario
Hitler
United States
Hepburn
Detroit
Lake Erie
Windsor
Ottawa
Washington
Dominion
Canada
New York
Wilson
von Papen
Boy Ed
von Bernsdorff
When F D R Comments Hit The Right Note
The speaker notes that Franklin D Roosevelt calling something cockeyed signals a good idea and describes fabrications as worse while warning that those who err may jeopardize future appointments. The remarks mix humor with political judgment about truth and trust in leadership.
Homespun politics and the modern delegation at the convention
The author observes delegates from 48 states at a national political confab. He notes their varied origins, fashion, and manners, yet emphasizes they are diverse, capable, and stubbornly independent. The piece contrasts rustic image with urban polish and closes with a reverent hotel desk moment.
Children and Families Seek Peace and Balance
The piece urges separating warring siblings to protect the family unit and recommends schooling for an odd or temperamental child. It warns against temper outbursts and endorses professional treatment when necessary to shield other members and restore harmony. It also notes upcoming public concerns and forecasts for international issues and health.
Horoscope for Cancer Readers Faces Talk of Publicity and Disruption
Cancer guidance notes a talent set and desire for publicity, with a warning of fickleness in romance. Fridays forecast hints purposeful leaders but possible faulty judgment in military and political campaigns, plus home strife and emphasis on minor grievances. Merchants see large sales while summer homes attract spending.
Actress Dolores Del Rio aids French refugee relief effort
Screen star Dolores Del Rio helps unload in Hollywood a cargo of clothing blankets and necessities bound for French refugees as part of a committee of actors aiding relief in France.
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Dolores del Rio
Hollywood
Beautiful Star
France
Bagpipes explained by Glasgow scholar
Dr. G. E. Allen of Glasgow University explains bagpipes to listeners. He notes the nine note scale never sounds in tune and tuning attempts diminish the instrument’s semi barbarous stimulating character.
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G. E. Allen
Glasgow University
Montana meeting season opens in Butte with health and medical groups
The Montana State Medical Association and the State Board of Health will begin a one day meeting in Butte before the Pacific Northwest Medical Association gathering on July 1. Dr. T J B Shanley chairs the arrangements committee.
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Montana State Medical Association
State Board of Health
Butte
Pacific Northwest Medical Association
T. J. B. Shanley
E. J. Nash
Street Railway Company
City Hall
Park Alley
Wyoming Alley
Arizona Street
Sons United
A. C. M. Thistles
John Coad
An American in Augustland by Elliott Coleman reviewed
The reviewer praises Coleman's elastic verse and English setting in An American in Augustland while noting occasional overindulgence in music over central focus. The piece argues the work earns beauty through mood, despite some lines lacking narrative drive, with The Thorn of Somerset offering stronger discipline and momentum.
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Br Filiett Coleman
Chapel Hill
Elliott Coleman
Augustland
Coleman
Mr. Coleman
Somerset
Joseph of
Arimathea
Glastonbury
Christ
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