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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1951
Page
3
The piece weighs on a possible cease fire line in Korea and the 30 day window for final armistice issues. It notes U.S. casualties at 100,176 and compares to Pacific totals, while outlining disarmament talks and Cold War tensions amid European defense bolster plan by Gen. Eisenhower.
The president plans a bold program to curb communism and push world peace while considering a house cleaning over graft allegations. Ridgway urges continued military pressure for a swift armistice as truce talks hinge on line drawing and prisoner exchanges. Argentina's Peron sacks top generals.
The Reader's Date Book urges local merchants to promote Christmas fire safety to protect the public and economy. It stresses fresh trees, water-supported bases, careful use of lights with UL labeled sets, flameproof decorations, and immediate action with extinguishers or by calling the fire department if a fire starts.
The United States faces a looming debt ceiling as the national debt nears 275 billion dollars. Treasury Secretary Snyder plans to ask Congress to raise the limit as forecasts project continued spending and rising receipts.
Novel twirl around cards offer three dimensional designs that rotate with room air. They were developed to solve display problems and act as part of Christmas decor. First introduced last year by P. F. Volland Co. of Joliet TH.
A gentle Quaker heard a strange noise at night and found a burglar at work. He silently retrieved his gun and warned the intruder that he would shoot if he stayed. The burglar fled without a confrontation.
A motorist told the court he was hot drunk and had only been drinking. The judge replied that it was different and shortened the sentence from one month to 80 days.
A man who lost his nose is invited to tea. An elderly hostess tells her daughter to say nothing about it. The child looks puzzled and then blurts out that Mr Jenkins has no nose, causing a humorous moment.
A tramp deceives a kind, soft-hearted woman by pretending desperation and claiming he has not eaten in days. She expresses sympathy and remarks on his apparent willpower, unaware of his intent.
A mother takes Willie to his first concert. The conductor directs the orchestra and the soprano soloist while Willie wonders why the man is shaking his stick. He asks if the stick is aimed at the lady and is told to be quiet as she screams.
In a street scene a preacher writes I pray for all on a fence the lawyer adds I plead for all the doctor follows with I prescribe for all and a plain citizen completes I pay for all the verses reflect civic hopes. The items capture a community snapshot.
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