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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1943

Page

3

Bowl outlook foggy as promoters seek cross regional matchups

The piece outlines bowl planners weighing candidates for the Sugar Cotton and Orange Bowls, noting Texas, Tulsa, Southwestern Louisiana and others as possible invitees while seeking genuine intersectional matchups. It contrasts North East and Southern teams and reflects on travel and competition factors amid a shifting 1944 racing scene.

California Washington College of the Pacific New Orleans Dallas Miami Texas Texas A Tulsa Southwestern Institute Louisiana L.S.A Tulane Southeastern Duke North Carolina Georgia Tech

Baseball Draft Worries Grip Major Leagues in 1944

Western Newspaper Union reports Silent Sam Breadon and other club officials voice concern over wartime drafts shrinking rosters. 83 players from 16 clubs have entered or been reclassified for 1-A, with 250 veterans already in uniform. Teams like the Indians Yankees and Cardinals face losses including Brazie Walker Cooper Hackett and Chandler. Draft actions vary by club with Higbe Blthorn Platek Smith and others cited. Officials acknowledge only a likely imperfect season with strong competition still driving attendance and interest.

Sam Breadon St. Louis Cardinals Sam Bob Feller Hank Greenberg Cleveland Indians Cris Hackett New York Yankees Spud Chandler Detroit Tigers Dick Wakefield Tiger St. Louis Browns Boston Red Sox Braves

Fragments From a family exchange about prayer and twins

A father questions his son about praying for a baby sister and the reaction to twins. The dialogue hints at relief and gratitude as the speakers reflect on family ideas and choices.

Driving test miscue sparks racial humor in exam room

A state police examiner questioned a middle aged man after a driving test about highway laws. When asked the meaning of the white line in the road the respondent answered in order: for bicycles.

Sam

Fortune Teller Teases Curious Client Misadventure

A curious client tests a dumb waiter by placing a head in the shaft and finds it does not rise. The fortune teller notes the curiosity as a sign, linking the episode to the client’s fate or lesson.

Unclear fragment prompts query about business dealings

The readable text mentions Grimes Stocks and blondes with a reference to Krouse and a repeated hesitation. Specific details or context are missing to form a complete news item.

Grimes

Youth Seeks Custom Mouth Organ at Music Shop

A youth with an unusually large mouth visits a music shop to buy a mouth organ. After trying every make, he remains unsatisfied. The assistant proposes measuring him and instructs him to test his mouth along a piano.

Army NCO ratios show limited ranks for promotions

The U S Army currently has about 20 corporals and 25 sergeants for every hundred privates. Tables of Organization specify roughly 35 corporals and 40 sergeants per hundred soldiers, indicating room for advancement to noncommissioned ranks.

United States Army Army

Congo Eel Clarified as Salamander Not From Congo

The Congo eel is not from the Congo and is not an eel but a salamander, clarifying its true classification and geographic origin.

Congo

Tire care and national effort to conserve rubber tires

A wartime notice emphasizes collaboration between the Rubber Director and industry to avert a tire shortage. It urges Americans to limit speed to 35 mph, keep tires inflated, avoid road hazards, and recap worn tread. It explains synthetic tires’ limits, warns against overloading, and calls for a new tire warranty to support continued transportation.

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