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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1945
Page
6
A teen lifestyle column comments on fashion trends in high schools arguing the fitted party will win this spring. It discusses sweater embellishments such as monogram embroidery and sequin initials. It notes sleeve styling, cuff bracets, and wearing silver animal pins, service insignia pins, and pearls, with fur lapel pins as an exception.
Practical rules for engaged parents and teachers as report cards near. Emphasizes supporting the teacher, scheduling conferences, communicating incidents, reviewing comments, balancing child reports, and respectful involvement during school visits to aid student progress.
Sgt Junior Spurrier 22 Riggs Ky awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for a one man army action in Adain Lorraine last November. He moved through the town from house to house killing 25 Germans and capturing 20 others as he liberated the area.
A playful guide to inventive sandwiches. Tropical Tempters use cream cheese with grated coconut. Funny Faces decorate open-faced slices with olives pimiento and red pepper. Peanut Butter Plus suggests raisins marshmallow, mayonnaise blends, and more. Strong men melt after one bite.
A columnist encourages readers to bury the movie gossip and build a scrapbook of newspaper headlines. She urges tracking major events leading to V Day, following servicemen’s journeys toward Berlin, and learning about Saipan Singapore Pearl Harbor Paris to avoid being left behind when the troops return.
War Food Administration asks farmers to plant 9,000,000 more acres in 1945, reaching 363,635,000 total. Flaxseed up 64 percent and sugar beets up 49 percent lead the plan, with cover crop seeds up 42 percent to meet urgent needs especially in the South. WFA assures fair prices and legal protections against market declines if needed.
Paris reports 954377 German captives since D-Day, with the United States 1st Army taking the largest share. Prisoner counts by army show US Ist 251231, US 3rd 187458, US Std 74815, US 7th 93107, Canadian Ist 137614, British 2nd 104336, French Ist 85824, and others 19992.
Ernie Pyle recounts a Navy air rescue during attacks on the Tokyo area. Ensign Buchanan ditched eight miles offshore and Lieut. John Fecke led a trio of escort pilots to recover him, maneuvering through dangers to reach safety. Fecke and Arnold Berner completed the risky return after six hours in the air.
A first day aboard a carrier captures the extreme nerves and split second timing as pilots push planes into tight deck landings. The approach is stealthy, angled, and relies on years of practice to make the fragile touch down. If it works, it looks flawless.
A breakfast pitch touts a new crisp mix of Post's 40 percent bran flakes with tender seedless raisins in the same blue and white package. The ad urges shoppers to ask grocers for the updated Raisin Bran in the blue and white carton today.
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