Subscription Rates and The Standard Publishing Details
The Standard Publishing Company lists daily and Sunday subscription rates for Montana and Northern Idaho as well as outside Montana. It notes payment in advance for various terms and provides change of address instructions and multiple AP and advertising details.
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Montana
Northern Idaho
Mos. Mos. Mo
Standard Publishing Company
Official Paper
Silver Bow County
Associated Press
Butte
Congress
The Something-for-Nothing Urge and the Confidence Man
A Chicago clinic patient, Sigmund Z. Engle, 73, lured widows with charm promising movie roles and riches. The piece explores the something-for-nothing urge, Engle’s 50 cases of swindling, and the danger of charm in modern society.
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Sigmund Z. Engle
Chicago
Beverly Hills
Engle
Mama
Baby
Venus
Sing Sing
Oppenheimer Admits Red Affiliations Under Scrutiny
The New York Sun reveals records showing Frank Oppenheimer once belonged to the Communist party, contradicting prior denials. The Sun notes it withheld a two years earlier dispatch and says a 1947 Washington report confirmed membership, prompting the Sun to seek comment from the scientist at his Minnesota summer home in Misswa.
Oppenheimer Denies Communist Affiliation Before Committee
Oppenheimer told the House committee on un American activities he was never a Communist nor affiliated with any Red front group. He admitted a three and a half year party membership long ago, says he quit during wartime atomic research and has always considered himself American. He confirmed using the party name Frank Folsom at times, though he later used his real name.
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Oppenheimer
Red Front
House Committee On UN- American Activities
the Sun
Frank Folsom
Folsom
California
Court Backs House Un American Activities Committee Inquiries
United States circuit court of appeals in Washington upheld the committees methods in two cases over two weeks. It ruled the committee acted with reasonable cause to investigate subversive activities and upheld contempt convictions of George Marshall John Howard Lawson and Dalton Trumbo for refusing to answer about Communist party membership.
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House Committee On un-American Activities
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington
D. C
National Federation For Constitutional Liberties
George Marshall
Federation
Marshall
United States District Court
The
House
UN- American Activities Committee
Committee
Communist Party
John Howard Lawson
Dalton Trumbo
Bennett C. Clark
Wilbur K. Miller
George C. Sweeney
Tea and Baloney Reflects on Government Growth
Earl Lloyd George describes expanding government in England and compares it to the United States. He notes national and local government employees rose from 1 385 000 to 2 140 000, with offices becoming costlier and more elaborate. He adds half the staff serve tea while in the U S they serve each other baloney.
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England
United States
Earl Lloyd George
Britain
Young Lloyd George
Union corruption and a congressional subpoena clash
A congressman and Indianapolis labor lawyer clash over democracy in unions, with accusations of racketeers, long held union power, and potential testimonies from Hobbs. The speaker vows to comply while resisting disclosure of confidential letters and recounts wartime anti union actions and legal protections for union members.
Court Finds Union Racketeers Shielded by Law
Westbrook Pegler relays that a court ruled highway robbery by union racketeers exempt under a specific law. He cites 12 racketeering courts, mob imposed tolls on interstate commerce, and collusion with the Roosevelt administration to sideline reform bills via Mrs. Mary Norton.
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Teamsters’ Union
Roosevelt
Labor Committee
Judiciary Committee
Mary Norton
Norton
Hague
Jacobs
Indianapolis
New Jersey
Holland Tunnel
New York
FBI
Washington Scene on Defense Course and GOP Plots
A Washington Scene column reports editors educators and industrialists completing a defense orientation course at Fort Benning and praising the program. It notes a GOP tactic to preemptively file similar bills, citing Sen Magnuson and Sen Cain in a river valley authority dispute.
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H. C
Curly Byrd
University of Maryland
Dr. Byrd
William J. Scripps
Detroit
Scripps
Walter Trohan
Trohan
Sen
Warren G. Magnuson
Washington
White House
Columbia River Valley Authority
Magnuson
Harry Cain
Elephant Cupid Helps Lankan Bride Reunite with Husband
A Colombo report notes an estranged wife reconciled with her husband after Hurathali the elephant sided with the princess. The bride fed the animal and whispered confidences, and when the quarrel led to separation the elephant searched and helped her return. The tale offers a comforting, if unlikely, note amid world tensions.
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New York Sun
Colombo
London Times
Hurathali
Ceylon
Cupid
First American Bessemer steel made at Wyandotte plant
In 1864 Captain E B Ward owned a Wyandotte Michigan plant where the first commercial Bessemer steel in America was produced in an experimental 215 ton converter setting a milestone in steelmaking.
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America
Wyandotte, Mich
E. B. Ward
Parents teach children money habits through planned allowances
The piece argues children seek spending thrills and should start with a controlled allowance. It outlines set amounts and fixed days, increasing as they grow, until they learn earning, saving, and responsible spending. It warns against gifts without knowledge of family finances and the risk of poor money habits.
Your Birthday Forecast and Peru City Origins
Daily astrology prompts for Wednesday June 29 and Thursday June 30 cover Cancer to Pisces traits and guidance. The piece notes travel, decision making, romance, and possible surprises, ending with a historical note: Lima, Peru was named Ciudad de Reyes on the kings festival day when the site was chosen.
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Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scrpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Lima
Peru
Ciudad de Reyes
Dollar Value and Policy Critique by Sokolski
The piece argues that both British and American dollars are devalued by inflation and policy. It criticizes labor and public spending, condemns Keynesian economics, and blames Fabian Socialism in policy circles for suppressing private investment and worsening the dollar’s buying power.
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United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Congress
Chester Bowles
Phil Murray
Dave Dubinsky
John L. Lewis Dodge
Ipse Dixit
Leon Key- Serling
Cancelled plans for Brazil and US Army officers trip in Yellowstone
News dispatches report cancellation of weekend entertainment plans for Brazilian and United States Army officers in Yellowstone National Park with no reason given. Several local items follow including Miss Vivian Huhn speaker at Unity Truth center and updates on Butte residents and events.
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Park
Vivian Huhn
Great Falls
Western Air Express
Margaret Monahan
Missoula
San Francisco
Jerry Corlett
E. E. Corlett
West Porphyry
Sacramento
Miss Corlett
BYPU
The
First Baptist Church
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