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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1949
Page
9
The article describes potatoes as energy producing with notable vitamin C iron and minerals. It notes a medium potato provides about 100 calories and mentions harvesting timing affecting vitamin content.
Counsel advises never leaving small children in bathrooms and keeping candy coated laxatives and pills out of reach. Warns that large quantities of common headache tablets can have serious outcomes. Recommends disposing of razor blades in a closed container inaccessible to children.
Classified snippets from Union Oregon and Montana advertise breeding dogs, vehicle trades, industrial supplies, hats and jackets, fuel tanks, surplus goods, and oranges for sale with contact details. The page tightens around regional vendors and goods available for immediate purchase or trade.
The Mindszenty case ends with a life sentence for treason and black market charges, sparing possible execution. The Vatican and Western church leaders condemned the trial as politically driven while Hungarian officials attacked U S officials amid Cold War tensions. Inflation study credits public restraint for curbing price rises as production rebounds and government demand wanes.
In a Washington Lincoln Day address Thomas E. Dewey defends forward looking social programs without more public spending. He urges the GOP to purge anti liberal elements and to state clearly its stance. The piece also notes 1947 income data showing farm workers gaining most from postwar wages.
Independence Missouri native Harry S Truman is hailed as the nation’s leading pedestrian by the National Safety Council. Public Safety notes his steady habit of waiting for the green light before crossing Pennsylvania Avenue and declining a special traffic control for his walks between Blair House and the White House.
The Soviet Union demanded full data on US A-bomb stock and armed forces with a March 31 1949 deadline, insisting the report be sent to the United Nations. Warren R. Austin criticized the move as a “succotash” of beans. In separate news, four US B-29s hit nine ships 250 miles southeast of Kodiak as part of navy exercises, signaling air power’s shore attack role.
The piece notes U S government agencies already assist foreign nations, led by Agriculture, with stations and know-how to raise crops and boost trade. It contrasts this with postwar aims in Germany to build a democratic press, and then shifts to how Pacific WWII and Great Plains winter storms test aid networks and resilience in cattle country, aided by federal support and forestry resources.
Federal authorities maintain a 300 mile relief line to feed Navajo wards facing the blizzard. Sheep and cattle are starving, horse transport fails, but Indian service doctors report the health status remains fairly good among about 60,000 residents. Mobile teams work to reach families cut off for six weeks.
Santos Du Mot, circus performer in Alencon, France, stuck his head into an alligator’s mouth as part of his act. The 300-pound alligator snapped shut its jaws. The actor’s father freed him with an iron bar, and the victim survived with deep head wounds.
Dairy farmers marketing co-ops moved a business volume of 203 million dollars in the 1943 44 season and now control 75 percent of all fluid milk marketed in the United States.
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