05 Mar 1948
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1948
Page
1
An advertising notice promises relief from looseness and embarrassment caused by dental plates. It touts PARTEETH as a soothing powder that makes dentures feel firmer and more comfortable, advertised as an improved formula available at local drugstores.
London March 4 Interplanetary Society report foresees a future war using moon bases to launch guided missiles at Earth within 50 years. The article by A V Cleaver discusses gravity advantages, staged moon programs, and the idea of a super state organizing interplanetary projects.
Two west African groups urged immediate self government for Britain's Gold Coast colony in a London news conference. They cited riots that left 25 dead since last week and accused police of firing on unarmed protesters. The request came from the West African Student's Union and the West African National Secretariat, based in London.
French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault will travel to Turin to sign a protocol with Italian Foreign Minister Count Carlo Sforza, signaling support for a French Italian customs union. No treaty details or date for a formal meeting are yet set.
Nearly 200 German scientists who aided Hitler’s weapons program are said to be aiding the United States Air Force. Senators report names include Dr. Werner von Braun at Peenemünde, Dr. Anselm Franz of Junkers, and Dr. Alexander Lippisch, a flying wing and jet flight expert.
Marian Clawson was sworn in Thursday as director of the Interior department's Bureau of Land Management to succeed Tredw. Johnson. A Nevada native, Clawson has served in government since 1926 and was formerly regional director of the bureau in San Francisco. Builders of the Great Wall of China are said to combat deficiency diseases from an all rice diet.
Police arrested James Kiley, a transient, after a break in at a Salvation Army headquarters. Officers reported finding him roaming inside, intoxicated, with glass damaged at the door. he offered little explanation and was booked for investigation.
A brief notice invites teachers to write to the Educational Division at S17 Fitthore New York NY for a free selection of the doctors options on a subject. The offer appears in the Post-Standard Want Ada for Results column.
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