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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1943

Page

3

The Story So Far by Kathleen Norris continues

Cherry Rawlings learns she is really Amy Marshbanks after a baby switch by deathly family secrets. Judge Marshbanks is shot in his library and suspicions fall on all in the house while Cherry plans to marry Kelly Coates as Amy marries Count Gogo Constantino.

Charlotte Cherry) Rawlings Judson Marshbanks Emma Haskell Cherry Emma Fred Amy Cherry Rawlings Amy Marshbanks Kelly Coates Fran Marshbanks Count Mario Gogo) Constantino Fran Kelly Sausalito Topcote May Mr. Coates Marchioness Jud Marshbanks Hal Molly Helene Fisherman's Wharf Mullins Jud

Fran Confesses as Love and Danger Threaten Sausalito Set

Cherry and Kelly face a crisis as Fran confesses about the letters and a looming police case. Fran’s disclosure jolts the Marshbank household, with motives unclear and danger looming for Amy, Jud, and the couple’s future. The trio retreats to the harbor while police gather.

Men at Sea Fight Shortages in Wartime Fishing

Fishermen operate despite hazards and material shortages as armed forces consume over half of frozen fish and 80 percent of mackerel and sardine pack. Civilian demand rises with meat shortages as New England crews haul rosefish for the market while trawler Old Glory heads to the Massachusetts coast. John Ribeira, captain, kisses his wife before departure as nets slide and dawn starts the day.

America United States John Ribeira Old Glory Massachusetts New England

Place Cords Carefully for Safe Electrical Use

Cords should not be run over radiators or steam pipes. Check needs before buying and insist on damp place rated cords. Have dealer help select proper type. Do not run cords under rugs or in door jambs as insulation can wear and cause short circuits.

Housewives Welcome American Soldiers With Wartime Cooking

British housewives entertain American troops in England under the theme making the boys feel at home. The ministry of food urges serving American style dishes using wartime substitutes for scarce ingredients.

England Ministry of Food

Porcelain Enamel Fridge Care and England Shoe Exchange

Exterior refrigerators with porcelain enamel require mild soapy water cleanup while synthetic enamel surfaces need a wax polish. The condenser at the back needs occasional attention. do not touch it directly. English shoe exchanges expand after a London test, with outgrown shoes gathered by mothers teachers and nurses and redistributed through exchange rights.

England London

Blimps and Early Business Courses Highlight 19th Century Advances

A modern blimp is praised for versatile abilities including low altitude flight deep water sensing and rapid reconnaissance. The piece also notes the University of Illinois marking forty years of business courses with roots dating to the university's 1868 opening. It adds feed efficiency figures for turkeys and meat-type chickens, detailing feed-to-weight ratios.

University of Illinois College of Commerce Business Administration

Birds Symbolic for Navajos

Ethnologists note the bluebird as a symbol of the dawn and the thunder bird as signifying summer rain clouds in Navajo life in New Mexico.

New Mexico

Hat rationing predicted for Britain after six months

A report forecasts severe hat shortages in Great Britain once current six months of surplus hats run out. It claims women may buy one hat every three years and men one hat every five years, reflecting wartime restrictions.

Great Britain

Ohio Farm Survey Reveals Idle Land in 1943

A 1943 survey shows Ohio farm owners intend to leave 11,837 farms idle, totaling 696,505 acres. Of this, 242,230 acres are cropland.

Ohio

Nazis Claim PVC Leather Superior To Vegetable Tanned Leather

The U S department of commerce reports Nazis claim that moulded plasticized poly vinyl chloride is much superior to any vegetable tanned leather.

U. S. Department of Commerce

New Tire Grips for Desert Sand Motorcycles

A new tire type from Sand Development allows a military motorcycle to circle jeeps in desert sand. The announcement touts improved mobility and agility in sand terrain for military use.

Record-High 1942 Game and Fish Harvest Totals

Hunters and anglers harvested over 250 million pounds of game meat and 300 million pounds of fish in 1942, reflecting heightened wartime rural effort and food production.

Paper Felt Blankets Reach Britain in Mass Fabrication

More than 56,000 blankets crafted from discarded paper machine felt were produced and shipped to Britain, illustrating a large scale reuse of waste textile materials.

Britain

Proverbial Advice on Opportunity and Wealth

The piece mocks common maxims about money and effort, contrasting cautions withOptimistic sayings. It cites a worker noting marriage should wait for funds, and humorously inflates India's domain by exaggerating its size to compare with the United States.

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