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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1948
Page
10
Provides simple deep dish cobblers and fruit puddings using cherries apples figs pears apricots peaches and citrus. Contains Special Cherry Cobbler and Peach Crumble recipes with steps ingredients and baking times for serving six with optional crust substitutes and serving ideas.
A Lynn Chambers menu features Ham and Noodle Casserole with Harvard Beets Tossed Salad Bran Rolls and Cherry Cobbler. It includes a baked apple and butter dessert recipe, a blue ribbon style fruit pudding, cranberry steamed pudding, and leftovers guidance from WNU Features.
Walter Winchell notes a Bavarian strike against the government over food hoarding by German farmers. He questions U.S. aid and cites a food shipment contract while criticizing policy and figures amid wartime tensions. He also mentions Japanese envoy Kurusu and tennis player Riggs in a rapid, satirical roundup.
Drew Pearson reports shifts at the White House as Truman leans toward Army ties despite Navy tradition. Graham the doctor and Vaughan the power broker draw resentment, while Admiral Foskett departs sea duty after a quarrel with Vaughan amid court politics.
Needlework patterns highlight a fan doily and a pineapple butterfly pincushion with pink, blue, and yellow hues. Included are pattern numbers 5675 and 6702, price requests, and ordering instructions, noting delays due to high demand.
A list of trivia questions and answers covering literature science and history. Includes Eliza crossing the Ohio river in Uncle Tom's Cabin and facts about gravity Niagara Falls height rainfall Nevada halo concept and milk consumption changes after war.
H I Phillips reports from Miami with Shadda Haddim the Egyptian horse player claiming luck near break even. He revels in Florida racing where losses feel lighter due to the gulf stream proximity to dollar windows and the local dress, humor, and hard luck at the track.
Enclose 20 cents for pattern as part of a sewing circle needlework notice from Chicago Illinois. The short ad requests a pattern and provides a specific address at 530 South Wells Street.
Panama offers lenient vessel rules prompting foreign shipowners to re-register under its flag. The republic now operates a merchant marine of 604 ships totaling about 2.4 million gross tons, ranking fourth worldwide in mercantile fleet size.
Jimmy Petrillo was acquitted in federal court in Chicago. Congressman Fred A. Hartley criticizes the Department of Justice and warns that judges should denounce obvious negligence by prosecutors. The piece argues judges rarely rebuke district attorneys for neglect of the people's interests.
A grocer denounces government actions as unfair to merchants claiming subsidies, higher wages, taxes, and rising costs force them to endure increases while pressured to keep depression era prices. He argues merchants face risk of bankruptcy as costs rise and profits shrink.
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