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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1949
Page
3
The column rebukes pact detractors as England faces more austerity while US Steel opposes Truman plan. Gerrans notes this reflects an analyst viewpoint from the eastern Newspaper Union not necessarily this paper.
In his first Senate speech John Foster Dulles backs ratification of the North Atlantic pact and rebuts Taft and others opposing it. He says the treaty does not force arms programs or give members unilateral claims on aid. Critics including Flanders and Lucas debate obligations and defense needs amid British austerity and shifting political sentiment.
President Truman’s sixty day peace plan avert a nationwide steel strike as U S Steel and partners balked at a fact finding board outside the Taft Hartley framework. The United States Steel Corp and Bethlehem, Republic and Inland faced walkouts amid union delays and political critique.
Dr. Robert M. Hutchins at Aspen Goethe Bicentennial Convocation urged turning knowledge to achievement, warned patriots’ tribal self adoration could lead to catastrophe, and called for a world government and sincere Russian outreach. He condemned purposeless modern life and urged a moral revolution toward a civilization of dialogue inspired by Goethe.
An airliner crash in the Santa Susana mountains near Chatsworth California leaves 25 dead and 18 injured. The pilot said a violent fight was occurring aboard as the plane went down. Actress Caren Marsh is listed among the injured.
Rep. Shafer of Michigan called for Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan to be suspended as army officials investigate a senate inquiry into military contract handling. The move follows suspensions of Herman Fieldman and Alden H. Waitt amid reports tying several generals to the five percent contract scheme.
The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York upheld federal judge Marcia R. Medina in ordering three Communist defendants to remain jailed while their conspiracy trial proceeds. Eight other defendants and top party leaders remain free on bail as the lengthy trial continues.
President Truman warns that selfish interests push for budget cuts that could depress the nation. He defends a 42 billion dollar budget and argues a wrong policy would reduce employment and weaken defenses while urging steadier spending. He cites political motives behind the low mood claims.
McGill University in Montreal studies gas turbine engines, describing them as a modern version of the mill wheel. It notes many small blades and the use of hot gas pushed by a blowtorch fueled by air drawn from the atmosphere.
A guide to preserving with relishes includes Chunk Pickles Chili Sauce Spiced Peaches Plum Catsup and Ripe Grape Jam. Instructions cover brining boiling and sterilizing jars plus tips on using food choppers and keeping syrup from burning.
Salt quality matters to prevent caking and ensure crisp pickles. Use table or dairy salt. For sweet pickles avoid heavy syrup to prevent shriveling and start with a vinegar solution not too strong to prevent shrinking.
The menu lists fried pork sausage with potato salad sliced tomatoes pickles rolls butter beverage grapes and sugar cookies for a luncheon or event. No additional context or dates are provided in the readable text.
A man tells a woman he lost his family in the Mississippi flood and Florida flood and asks for one dollar to buy a second-hand rowboat. The woman challenges him, noting a similar tale from the previous year.
Jennie boasts that men stumble over themselves when they see her and muses that she could determine how many will be wrecked by her marriage. Her companions react with shock wondering if she plans bigamy.
A panhandler asks for charity and a man offers advice instead. The panhandler erupts, saying he gets plenty of advice but no money, challenging whether advice is valuable when money is scarce.
An actress on her first East trip is billed as innocently shy by her press agent. Reporters quip the star is shy about ten years, highlighting the mismatch between public image and reporter perception.
Data shows 22 percent of the population in 1848 worked in agriculture, dropping to 7 percent of the labor force in 1944, reflecting a broad shift away from farming to other sectors while crop production continued.
Exterior covering siding comes in two main forms bevel siding and drop siding also known as rustic or barn siding.
A gust blew the sheriff's hat from his prisoner as they moved toward the jail. The prisoner lunged forward to grab it, but the sheriff ordered him to stand and warned he would fetch it himself.
Cider vinegar is most used for pickling for mellow flavor. Light vinegar works for light colored fruits and vegetables. Over mature vegetables become tough and taste off. Overripe fruits won’t hold shape for good pickles. Relishes should be stored cool and dark away from drafts.
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