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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1950
Page
6
As early as 1740 three marine regiments gathered in New York under General Alexander Spotswood of Virginia. They served valiantly in the West Indies with the Royal British navy.
After a 49 to 0 loss in game nine of a ten game schedule coach Ironsides calls a skull session. He intends to strip plays to basics saying this is a football and starts lesson number one. A beefy guard interrupts with a loyal quip.
Two theatergoers describe a film as poor with a joke about progress from silent films to talkies and now smell. The quip highlights the era’s evolving cinema and audience tastes.
A worker jokes about efficiency as his boss questions why he carries only one sack while others take two trips. The man replies that others are too lazy to make two trips, highlighting a petty workplace moment.
A young mother is changing her baby when her four year old reacts with indignation and asks if the child will be salted this time. The lighthearted domestic vignette captures a child’s humorous misinterpretation of talcum powder as seasoning.
A jokey gossip quip recalls how Mary met her future second husband after a traffic accident and the fateful encounter with her first husband. The witticism frames a romantic origin story from a street crossing to a lasting bond.
Seattle theater advertises sale of business and equipment with lease, plus building available. Don Kennedy located at 4281 University Way Seattle Washington Melrose 0303.
The piece argues hysteria threatens civil liberties, recalling Bill of Rights Day remarks by ACLU executive director Patrick Murphy Malin. It cites 1798 Alien and Sedition Acts era and a clash in Congress with Matthew Lyon and Griswold as an example of political mob action and violence.
Radio Velyn Keyes praises The Prowler as an independent production with Van Heflin and a cast showing what can be done outside a big studio. Moira Shearer signs with Samuel Goldwyn for a Hans Christian Andersen biopic with a fall Technicolor budget of three to four million dollars. The piece also cites a 1798 anti-French climate and a defense of civil liberties amid fears, warning against McCarran Act overreach and reaffirming Bill of Rights Day on December 15.
Eddie House schemes for his wife Evelyn’s ring and a herring dinner on their anniversary. After a misread clue and a late stop for gifts, he buys a mink jacket and wins Evelyn’s joy, revealing their bond over humor and small gestures. Mrs. Anderson promotes HADACOL in a health ad.
A dense list of crossword style clues for across and down entries with numbers and varied hints, including references to languages, roles, animals, measurements, and antiquated terms. The page presents a mixed set of definitions and puns in a single line.
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Charlie schemes to raise cash from Hazel Duke’s jewelry to pay a bookie. But Hazel is lured into a trap by Butch Freeson at a restaurant. a staged theft leads to police showing Hazel a matching jewelry list and a note from Charlie confessing the plan. Hazel returns home to find Charlie’s taunting message.
A promotional appeal lists Camels as ideal for cigarette smokers and Prince Albert Tobacco for pipe and roll your own users. It suggests festive red and green packaging and personalized gift cards, urging readers to visit their local dealer to save time and money this Christmas.
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