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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1948
Page
7
MISSOULA June 28 High taxes and high cost of living were blamed on Washington politicians seeking to turn economics into political football. Dr. Harry J. McGregor of Great Falls Democratic candidate for U S Senate made the charge in an address Monday noon before
Dr McGregor denounces Communistic and totalitarian ideas as stifling American daring and achievement. He criticizes Murray for expanding federal payrolls, socialized medicine, centralized education, and growth of government bureaus, urging voters to repudiate him in the coming primary. He cites high taxes, cost of living, and wartime spending as evidence of government overreach. The address also touches housing, dam projects, and bureaucratic excesses as threats to liberty and economy.
A reader summary lists patients admitted and dismissed at St James and local areas. Notable entries include Charles Tuttis and Earl ooitigorines among admitted, and Mrs Katherine Lyons and Pat McKee among dismissed residents. Locations span Yale Street Bozeman Harrison Street and nearby towns with several named individuals and addresses.
Rabbi Cohn visiting from Berkeley meets Histadrut leaders in Butte and Helena to discuss Israel Arabic relations and a future peace after the truce. He notes Arabs assist settlement efforts and criticizes changing policy on partition while praising Truman's UN backed stance. US death rates show low overall mortality in 1947 for white males 14 and younger and white females 5 to 24.
New York reports that refined sugar will advance about 2 cents per hundredweight in the next days due to higher raw sugar prices and government action. Two major refiners announce increases with more likely, while grocery shoppers may face higher sugar costs in about a month amid a world surplus and rising raw sugar prices.
The Frad Waring Show airs on NBC stations in a weekly sequence with segments aimed at language and problem solving. Mentions the American Meat Institute Chicago headquarters and partnership with Uendquarters to reach broad audiences.
Mineral services for Mrs Antonia Batani were held Monday morning from Whites funeral home to St Helena church where Rev Father Frank L Harrington celebrated solemn requiem high mass. Burial was in Holy Cross cemetery.
Graham Texas dispatch reports a 24 year old boy wandered across over 20 miles of rattlesnake infested rangeland for his dog Shorty. A 300 person search party found him in good shape after a frantic hunt led by eight private pilots. The youngster said he was trying to find his dog.
The rabbi argues the crux of fighting in Palestine is Jews creating a higher standard of living for Arabs in Israel. He says Arabs would earn far more in Israel than in Arab countries, prompting Arab leaders to fear improved Arab conditions in Israel. He notes UN border changes aside, Israelis are content to develop the land.
A strike of about 1900 workers paralyzed grain terminals in Kansas and Missouri as negotiations with seven grain processors failed. Workers rushed to load 1,049 railroad cars of wheat in a record daily movement, while preparing to walk out on Tuesday over a wage dispute.
Washington reports the Air Force intends to reopen 18 bases by June 30 1949 incl Mort Warren Wyn Wie Runnery and Boning rage as part of restructuring before the deadline.
An advertisement extols a made to measure hernia holding device labeled Sykes Appliance with no straps belts or buckles and claims snap on specs and exceptional comfort. A clinical scan or literature notice by Ray Farnell and Associates is promised at 335 Sprague Washington.
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