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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1949
Page
3
A simple addition of raisins to the cinnamon and sugar blend used for baked apples enhances flavor and lowers the required sugar amount. The approach preserves sweetness while reducing sugar content.
Using orange juice instead of water during cooking enhances flavor of wild game. The tip recommends pairing citrus notes with meat to boost aroma and tenderness in preparation.
Readers note sachet powder can be tucked under chair cushions sewn into draperies and bedspreads to provide a subtle fragrance throughout rooms.
A concise note traces weaving as an ancient industry, predating mankind and practiced by spiders caterpillars and birds long before humans appeared.
Western Newspaper Union analysis notes critics attack a refreshed farm program with stricter controls and hints at an extension of the Marshall Plan. The piece frames the debate as unprecedented government intervention and questions potential economic impact.
Mixed reaction on Capitol Hill as critics warn the plan edges toward socialism and would give unprecedented farm controls while supporters say it would lower consumer prices and guarantee farmer income. Brannan cautions imponderables and a heavy consumer drain. Rep Anderson tallies up to 10 billion dollars yearly.
In spring, Pandora the Philadelphia chimpanzee marks her second birthday by enjoying a gift bicycle. The article notes her precocious nature and carefree spring mood as she celebrates with evident happiness.
The House backed a Marshall plan measure for 5.38 billion to fund aid until July 1, 1950 with 272 million for private investment abroad and guarantees against overseas confiscation. The vote was 354 to 18, with 125 Republicans joining 229 Democrats. the Senate had passed 5.58 billion. A Vorys amendment to cut 380 million failed as he urged domestic strength.
Robert Patterson and Herbert Hoover warned that the two headed army navy system bred duplication and waste worth billions. Hoover urged a strong bookkeeping system and accurate costing of military functions as he noted the government owns about 27 billion in personal property and lacks cataloging.
President Truman, entering his fifth year, urged early Senate approval of the North Atlantic Treaty to defend Western Europe against brutality and aggression. He called the pact a long step toward peace and said it reflects U S resolve with our North Atlantic partners to maintain peace with justice and take necessary action if the peace is broken.
A visitor to the White House said Mon C. Wallgren remains available for the National Securities Resources Board chair. Wallgren’s nomination by President Truman was tabled by a Senate committee. he is a former Washington governor and close friend of the President.
The piece profiles Matt Winn 88 Connie Mack 86 and Lonnie Stagg 86 as enduring sports figures tied to the 1949 Kentucky Derby and ongoing baseball and football work. Winn predicts 1949 Derby crowds above 100000 while Mack Eyes another pennant as Stagg coaches at a Pennsylvania college, all casting a long, active arc into sports.
The article notes English horror at a plan to supply hominy grits under the European recovery program while admitting many Southerners depend on the staple. Congress might require 15 percent of corn shipped for cornmeal or grits, provoking a shocked reaction in England that the Yanks want them to eat the yellow staple.
William A. Braun invented an automatic parking system enabling cars to be parked in a mechanical storage garage. Boston officials showed interest in the plan, with Braun claiming no human hands would touch the vehicles in operation.
Ruth Brown Erd advertises a Catapillar Tractor in good shape with new type rollers and cab. Chester Schoeff of Endicott lists an Austin Western shovel with cab, used little. Snyder Truck Lines lists a Chevrolet panel for sale with discount if quick sale. Flaherty Bros advertises.
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