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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1945

Page

2

Washington Digest on Food Control Sparks War-Era Debate

The piece describes Marvin Jones and a White House push to curb food shipments amid wartime shortages. It notes a Crowley chaired committee to coordinate allocations, UNRRA relief limits, shipping bottlenecks in France, and a looming labor shift as the war continues.

Washington Marvin Jones White House America UNRRA Jones Terra Firma Uncle Sam Mother Hubbard Army Navy Leo Crowley Rmy France Belgium Balkans Iso Europe Pacific Asiatic London Paris Remagen Ludendorf Normandy Crowley Food Administration

The Center of the United States Farm Memoir

A memoir narrator recalls growing up on a Kansas farm near the geographic center of the continental U.S. He describes his parents Amos Croy and Susan Sewell, a pioneer wagon train background, land struggles with a land speculator, and life on a one room sod-stone farm with a well and prairie hardships. The piece blends family history with regional frontier lore and the Iowa, Missouri, Ohio connections that shaped their settlement.

United States United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey Washington, D. C Continental United States Alaska Smith County Kansas Lebanon Maryville Missouri Chamber of Commerce St. Joseph Iowa Line Croy Susan Sewell Amos Croy Will Croys Sewells Crogs

Early days on the Croy farm and the rise of a homestead

The author recalls Homer Croy’s youth on a rugged Ozark frontier farm. Chinch bugs and pests were few while grasshoppers haunted a tense year. They built an orchard, hedge fences from Osage orange, and a jack oak barn lot for stock. Neighbors arrived, roads came, a school emerged on land donated by Mr Knabb, and labor grew into a promising, evolving homestead.

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Berlin Volksturm quits fighting as curfew looms

The Berlin Volkssturm reportedly halted fighting in many areas as the curfew for war workers' restaurants looms tonight and prompts some to stay out past midnight to work in essential industries. A Japanese broadcast hints at Manchuria construction plans while the Finnish premier seeks a basis for renewed Russo-Finnish friendship.

Crocheted Hats and Potholders for Spring Gifts

A sewing and craft item notice promotes white crochet hats with navy trim and jewel colored hats for spring suits. It advertises pattern numbers 5712 and 5551 at 16 cents each, with names and addresses for orders. Also features blue bird potholders, pattern 5844, with color chart, and notes longer wait times due to demand and war conditions.

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