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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1946

Page

9

Lime Boosts Soil Fertility In West Virginia District

West Fork soil conservation district in Randolph County begins a $30,000 plant at Rich Mountain to supply burnt lime for acidity control. The project aims for 50 tons daily capacity with costs $8 to $10 per ton, later dropping toward $5. Lime usage supports 1,700 districts nationwide and boosts milk, butter, meat, eggs, and corn outputs.

Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio LCS West Fork West Virginia Soil Conservation Committee State Conservation Committee G. Manley Curry Soil Conservation District Soil Conservation Service

Virginia's Heroes Get Preference In Statuary Hall

Capitol plans place Virginia among leaders in the Statuary Hall display with 17 statues on the ground floor and more space limited on the main floor. Architect David Lynn says overflow could move statues to the crypt above Washington's tomb as donations increase.

Washington Virginia National Capitol Capitol David Lynn Senate House Lynn Jefferson Abraham Lincoln

Modern Santa Flies Toys to Aleutians

Navy officer Lt. Comdr. James A. Whitman and yeoman Noah Fluckard gathered a ton and a half of dolls bears trucks ornaments and lights in Seattle to ship to Kodiak Dutch Harbor Adak and Attu for 300 navy children and 100 civil service children in the Aleutians.

Seattle Santa Claus Aleutians Navy James A. Whitman Noah Fluckard Tulsa Oklo Whitman Fluckard Kodiak Dutch Harbor Adak Attu

M Q Is Latest Test For Marriage Stability

Washington report notes a new psychological word association test, claimed to predict marriage stability. The test gauges responses to common words. divergence from typical patterns is linked to marital outcomes with divorced women showing the highest variation.

Washington American Association For the Advancement of Science

Modern alibis replace grandmother funeral among Carroll College students

In a Carroll College survey of alibis from G I students in Wisconsin, excuses now reflect family strain and economic pressures. Married men cite wives and children, war injuries or malaria appear, evictions and housing instability enter, and car trouble shows up on commuter slips.

Waukesha Wis Carroll College G.I

Lighthouse Replica Graces Abbie Burgess Grave in Last Wish

In Spruce Head Maine a group places an aluminum lighthouse miniature on the grave of Abbie Burgess America’s first woman lighthouse keeper to honor a deathbed wish. The beacon mirrors Matinicus Rock light seen 32 miles offshore, reflecting Burgess’s long service and family ties to Matinicus Rock and White Head.

Spruce Head Abbie Burgess America Joseph Noden Saugus Mass Matinicus Rock Abbie White Head Edward Rowe Snow

15 Million Evergreens Will Brighten Holiday

Washington reports that over 15 million Christmas trees will brighten homes this season. Forest Service officials note Northwest sources supply most trees with Montana alone providing about one sixth and Canada shipping around five million to the United States. Forester Arthur M. Souder says the harvest acts as a weeding out of young growth to avoid crowding salable timber.

Washington Forest Service Agriculture Department Northwest Montana Canada United States Arthur M. Souder

Mother Goose Aids In Teaching Safety

Oakland schools use Mother Goose rhymes as safety propaganda. The playful verses depict Little Jack Horner watching traffic and learning to look left and right, illustrating how familiar stories teach children to stay aware of cars and hazards.

Mother Goose Oakland Calif Jack Horner

New Vacation Lands Draw Thousands Of Tourists

The article notes a surge of American travelers to Latin America with new airline schedules from gateways like Miami and Los Angeles. It highlights Havana Nassau and Mexico as popular ports, Brazil as a budding paradise, and a pilot Dr Louis Leonpacher extending veterinary service to remote marsh lands and boat-accessible areas. Wartime milk experiments improved Royal Canadian Air Force fliers vision via riboflavin enriched milk. December test flights are planned at Muroc for the SX 1 supersonic project. Municipal officials urge airports to add revenue-generating facilities to turn airports into commercial, retail and industrial hubs.

Europe Orient Latin America Miami New Orleans New York Brownsville Texas Los Angeles Havana Nassau Mexico Great Exuma Island Grand Cayman Island Cayman Brazil Royal Canadian Air Force Kenneth F. Fee Albany N. Y

Washington Digest Christmas Abroad Reflects on Peace

Washington 1946 Christmas reflections recall last year’s ruin in Nuernberg and Paris. The writer mentions Kipling’s Christmas past and the White House holiday traditions, noting postwar worries, family separations, and a shift in civic celebration.

Nuernberg Albrecht Duerer Meistersinger Hans Sachs Boulevard Montparnasse Latin Quarter Paris Kipling

Barbs by Baukhage on power, politics, and odd science

The column teases public ambition with the line I would rather be right than president. It imagines future shifts if humans are replaced by animals and notes a McGraw Hill claim that the Soviets use bees to produce honey mixed with quinine, a bitter yet sweet contrast.

Roosevelt McGraw Hill

Romantic Kittens to Brighten Tea Towels Pattern Sale

To obtain 6 transfer patterns for embroidering the Kitten Romance Towels pattern No. 5095 send 20 cents in coin plus your name address and pattern number. Address.

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