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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1952
Page
8
Advertisement for do it yourself woodworking patterns by Workshop Pattern Service of Drawer Bedford Hills New York. Pattern priced at 25 cents and includes simple chair construction steps with foam rubber seats leatherette upholstery and brass tack trim.
A child asks why domestic silence is taught at school and is told about domestic science. The exchange includes a mother correcting the term and a father hopeful about her understanding.
Backers hope Ike may return to the United States by March but he repeats he will not seek relief from his European assignment or participate in preconvention activities. Taft allies back Styles Bridges. Eisenhower camp backs Leverett Saltonstall as Senate leader. Aiken questions Ike on key policy stances, while Truman mocks Ike’s party affiliation.
The piece outlines local Pancake Day planning in Liberal Kansas with race history and fundraising tips. It also previews World Day of Prayer on February 29 with church groups and overseas aid programs, plus detailed notes on organizing committees, sponsorship, and financing.
Ben Hardesty 22 year old Detroit tackle salesman wins his fourth straight NAACC Tourna ment sweep earning U S Professional All Accuracy and Fishermen s All Round titles. His 385 of 400 points tops top pros in four events ball and fly casting. He is Shake Speare tackle dealer for Detroit and SE Michigan. Western Winchester notes improved shotgun shell reliability with new high wet-strength paper tubes. National Wildlife Week 1952 in March honors the Key deer of Florida, with a dedicated fund to prevent extinction and marks the start of a yearly wildlife focus.
Largemouth bass in rivers favor pools where current ends and in deepest quiet sections. Some appear in streams with alternating pools and riffles, inhabiting the pools or the deepest slow water. Spots where runoff meets a large pool are often productive.
President Truman asked Congress for a roughly five billion dollar tax hike along with tighter price controls, limits on private spending, higher productivity, and a return to pay-as-you-go government financing in the year ahead. Legislative leaders in both chambers, however, doubted passage of the tax increase.
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