Widespread Editorial Aid Notice For The Standard Publishing
A damaged OCR fragment shows an advertising and publication notice from The Standard Publishing Company. It mentions subscription details and a request to remit by May, plus a list of advertising offices in New York, San Francisco, Chicago, Atlanta and Los Angeles. It states the Associated Press rights and liability limitations for errors.
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Montana
Idaho
Mor von Masly
Guieide
Old Moarésr
Neds
Standard Publishing Company
Pater
Bilear
Bow County
Associated Press
Iocel
AP News
Atuolann
Ali
Congress
Ataseh J
Jeng & Kelley, Inc
Radison Ave
New Fork
Sutter Bt
San Francisco
Chipaca
Palmer Ride
Atlanta
General Motors Busine
Detroit
Cicna
W. Berea
Is Worse Than Being Pushed Out of Berlin
Berlin crisis analysis argues Soviet pressure on the western presence grows as Moscow tightens control in the sector. The piece warns that denial of access and air routes jeopardize two million Berliners and calls for decisive Western response to avoid giving ground to Communist aims. It cites Molotov talks, Yugoslavia and Hungary tensions, and Churchill’s warning against yielding to dictators.
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Berlin
Alles
Lucius D. Clay
Americgh
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Czech Social Democratic
Warsaw
V. M. Molotny
Maly
France
Europe
Churchill
Britain
Com- Thias
Balance of farm income shows different farmer cash flow
A statistical glance shows a concrete gap in the national economy with farmers’ cash income in the United States for the first quarter at 54,046,000,000 versus 6,267,000,000 in the same period last year, highlighting the imbalance between what farmers pay and receive.
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United States
Farmers see income squeeze curb industrial activity in 1948
The Alexander Hamilton Institute reports a 3.1 percent rise in earnings year over year driven by January marketing gains. February and March receipts fell, and government benefits stayed below 1947. First quarter purchasing power dropped 9 percent, potentially curtailing industrial activity and increasing unemployment later in 1948.
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Alexander Hamilton Institute
A New Note of Morality in American Politics
A revival of spiritual appeal emerges in U S politics as Hoover and other leaders urge moral purpose. Presidents and governors frame unity as spiritual, linking leadership to virtue, duty, and global responsibility amid postwar anxieties and atomic age fears.
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Herbert Hoover
Philadelphi
Gov
Thomas £. Dewey
Torether
Supreme Court upholds sound trucks in campaigns
A court ruling confirms sound track campaign devices are legal, striking down Lockport N C street noise ordinance. Justice Douglas notes such trucks are a lawful campaigning method, potentially broadening censorship risks and leaving voters to oppose candidates employing this tactic.
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United States Supreme Court
Lockport
N. C
Wiliam O. Douglas
Mock elephant haunts Republican convention in Philadelphia
A grotesque elephant effigy swayed and collapsed near Bellevue Stratford while party members guarded it with tanks and gas, as critics linked the symbol to New Deal influence. The piece accuses Republicans of adopting Truman civil rights notions and accuses Roosevelt era policies of courting communism, predicting federal anti-lynching enforcement and further draconian laws.
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Philadelphia
Sor Cmats
Bellevue- Stratford
Walt Disney
Texas
New York
Roosevelt
Eleanor the Great
Guardia
Ham
Bill O'Mayer
Lvish
Lucy al Wess
American Cahor Party
Communist Party
Thenelyes
Stalin
Bronx
Congress
Henry Wallace
dJoser Stalin
United States
Vame
Jackson
Witiows
Prohibition
Republicans Defend State Responsibility in Turbulent Times
Westbrook Pegler attributes disorder to local governance and party concessions. He attacks Democratic propaganda and argues Republicans are driven by ordinary political factors rather than noble policy aims. The piece criticizes Democratic foreign and domestic policy contrasts with Tom Dewey’s stance.
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Vandenberg
Stassin
Spontaneous Democratic Ramp at Convention Hall
Washington scene recounts a chaotic overnight at the Philadelphia convention with shouting delegates, a blunt drunk, and spectators noting Dewey Taft and Baldwin amid the fevered crowds. Mrs. Hay draws attention whispering amid the platform action as debates linger and politics feel circus like but free.
Our Children By Angelo Patri Tricycle Tale
Benny owns a shiny new tricycle and shares with friends under his mother's guidance. The story follows his early lesson in taking turns after Jackie asserts ownership, prompting a family talk on fairness and sharing. Benny learns limits and patience, a lesson his mother reinforces for life.
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Benny
Heatoad Askie
Jackie
Sys
Henry
Burns
Jackié
Holt
Mother
Heriny
Washington Briefs on Andrews and GOP Tactics
Washington report notes retirement of Rep. Waller G. Andrews from the House Armed Services Committee and his replacement by Rep. Dewey Short. It discusses Short’s opposition record, the military training issue, and wartime policy alignments. Also covers a UK-US plan for Germany’s western zone, press coordination errors, and a late Capitol Hill party-line clash over a poll tax provision amid Senate Republican maneuvering.
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Washington
Congress
Waller G. Andrews
House
Armed Services
Andrews
Dewey Short
R-Mo
Pearl Harbor
Hans
Army
Navy
Aix Force
Short
Ue Missouvian
Service
Brass
Dvate
Peor
Missouri
Skort
London
United States
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Germany
Douglas
State Department
GOP
Senate
Capitol
William Langer
North Dakota
Chai Gurney
R-S
Senate Aimed Services Committee
Robert A. Taft
R-Ohla
Wes
Gurney
Aupe
June 29 1948 items from Butte and region
A compilation of scattered notices includes Nate Pines leaving Seattle aboard the S S Aleutian for an Alaska cruise to Seward, Mrs Tall returning from Olympia, and local education and civil service updates. Also noted are runway completion plans in Butte, hospital duties for Dr Malloy and Mrs Rose, resignations and new appointments, and a lion incident at a cricket match with spectators dispersing the melee. Indonesia generals face rank reductions as the republic reorganizes its army.
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Nate Pines
Hennessy'a
Seattle
S. S
Butte High School
Montana Normal College
University of Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Butte
W. A. Burr
Rose
Spokane
St. James Hospital
Creighton University of Omaha
H. S. Neal
Barrie
McPherson
Jett
Dillon
T. ©. Davis
Symons Company
Butte Specialty Company
Ajalto
C. P. Brinton
Sheal Railway
Margares. Leary
South Main
Nate
Helen Thompson
South Washington
Misa Leary
Elizabeth Leary
Dizhte
Dan Taoshes
Long Teach
Thomas
California
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