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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1952

Page

6

Miss Marrow and the Mouse in the Murchison House

Reverend Paul confronts social pretensions and romantic tension among the Murchison circle. Emily Marrow hides fear of mice while Agatha Murchison presses hard for charity and propriety, testing Paul’s patience and resolve in a tense domestic scene.

Miss Marrow Reverend Paul Marshall Mrs. Murchison Constance Marshall Agatha Paul Mr. Murchison Emily England Nicholas Omsted Stockbridge Emily Marrow Alymer Fat

Cookin's Fun Weekday Lunch Tomato Corn Bouillon

A compact recipe for Tomato Corn Bouillon with buttered toast and tuna salad cookies and a beverage. Ingredients include tomato soup bouillon corn and basil. Method mixes soup and bouillon with water adds corn and basil and simmers to blend. Makes six servings. An aside notes Mars surface temperature about 22 degrees below zero Fahrenheit.

Mars

Telethon Nets Over 400000 For Cerebral Palsy Fight

In San Francisco a 27 hour telethon and radio marathon raised more than 401,500 in pledges plus 40,000 cash for cerebral palsy. Master of ceremonies Jack Webb called it the longest TV and radio program, surpassing last year’s 162,000 and Milton Berle’s 222 hour record.

San Francisco U.P California Jack Webb Webb Milton Berle Damon Runyon

Air Force begins canning clothing for overseas shipment

The Air Material Command announced 195 quartermaster items worn by airmen are being packed in iron drums for overseas transport. They may later ship within the U S. The cans protect against weather insects and theft, aid storage, and are reusable. A separate note mentions Cortez learning from the Aztecs how to prepare chocolate.

Washington Air Force Air Material Command U. S

Try and Stop Me Railroad Bridge Suit Dialogue

A Missouri courtroom hears steamboat operators challenge a Mississippi River bridge for legality. Judge Mead eloquently defends river interests while the railroad lawyer narrows the issue to the right to travel along the river versus crossing it. The exchange captures tensions between steamboat and rail interests.

Mississippi Mead Missouri Railroad

Daily Crossword Puzzle

Across clues list with many partial words and misspellings. Down clues follow, including vessel cornet and signs as correct, with the final entry labeled Answer. The text shows a scanned puzzle grid and clue numbers, indicating a standard newspaper crossword with repeated errors and broken phrases.

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