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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1947
Page
7
The melodrama Ten Nights in a Barroom began in Boston in 1854 and remains highly popular. It inspired four films from 1909 to 1931 and a Broadway revival in 1932, marking its lasting impact on American theater and cinema.
A local dealer promotes two popular gifts for Christmas shoppers a carton of Camel Cigarettes and a pound tin of Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco. The Camel carton contains 200 cigarettes and is holiday dress wrapped while Prince Albert is sold in a full pound container. Each item includes space for a personalized greeting.
The drive for universal military training UMT gains momentum with plans for a week of emphasis January 6 to 12. The effort bands veterans groups the Legion VFW business groups and the Roberts national security committee to show UMT strengthens diplomacy and deters aggression by proving Americans ready to support diplomats.
The Truman inflation program spurs cabinet testimony on price controls while CIO President Murray announces a general wage increase drive for six million workers in basic industries. officials warn of rising meat costs, future shortages, and possible spring price actions. Labor leaders argue Congress will not curb inflation, boosting prep for potential strikes.
A Citizens Look at Education report from the Citizens' Federal Committee on Education notes a turn for the better after a five year decline, citing record teacher pay raises and retirement improvements while warning gains must continue to overcome living costs and a growing teacher shortage driven by rising birth rates.
Slip cover a baby bottle with a wood bag to keep milk from cooling. A top drawstring ensures a snug fit. To view a recipe card while cooking, slip it between fork tines in a glass. Rub vaseline on door knobs hinges before painting to wipe off stray paint. Clean windows before hanging wreaths and candles. When cooking pasta add to rapidly boiling salted water and let buttons on garments serve as trim.
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