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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1942

Page

7

Turbulent Peninsular plant tale ends in staff cutbacks

Tessa Leigh, a sharp stenographer at the Peninsular works, faces a brutal layoff after challenging Miss Ratcliffe, the firm’s ruthless administrator. Don, a respected scientist, resigns amid reshaped company power, while Ted Lockwood cautions Tess about choosing personal loyalty over ambition.

Peninsular Clement Dodd John Aspinall Peninsular Works John Tessa Don Miss James—Ratcliffe Miss Leigh Miss Ratcliffe Tess

Montana University Adopts Wartime Speed-Up Plan

Montana State University initiates a wartime speed-up to let students finish college work up to nine months early. A four-quarter year replaces three quarters plus summer session, with a 10-week summer term and earlier spring quarter, and holidays except Aber day are discarded.

Montana State University Ernest O. Melby

Forty Food Preservation Training Schools Planned

Bessie E. McClelland of Montana State College announces forty food preservation training schools across Montana from March to about June 1. The program expands wartime efforts, trains local home demonstration leaders, and covers canning, drying, brining, egg preservation, and frozen storage.

Montana Bessie. E. McClelland Montana State College Montana Extension Service Turn

Montana to supply horses for Army remount program

Montana remount agents led by Chester S. McNair of Great Falls report 55 000 army horses already in service with plans to expand purchases this year. The group attended a Fort Robinson three day conference at a major remount depot and noted ongoing stallion loans to improve U S horses. The Northwest region centers date to Salt Lake City with a new Cheyenne station planned for efficiency. Col E M Daniel oversees Fort Robinson station with 300 civilians and soldiers assisting and Lieut Col Floyd C Sager praised for veterinary work.

Montana Chester S. McNair Great Falls McNair Browning Fred Lewis Jack Galbraith Fort Robinson Neb Army Northwest Wyoming Utah Utah, Wyoming Salt Lake City Cheyenne Front Royal Fort Reno Oklo E. M. Daniel Floyd C. Sager United States E. N. Hardy Washington, D. C

West Border Country by Eric Thane to be published this summer

The book High Border Country by Eric Thane will be released May 21 by Duell Sloan Pierce. It covers the high border states of Montana, the Dakotas and Idaho with a chapter on Butte and its turn of the century history. Eric Thane is the Helena pen name of Ralph C. Henry, publicity director for Montanans Inc. He has appeared in major magazines and won a 1940 documentary writing prize that led to the contract.

Butte Eric Thane Helena Ralph C. Henry Henry Montanans, Inc State Chamber of Commerce American Mercury Liberty Redbook

Final Decision on Applicant After Appeal

A claimant pleads for another chance, explaining she came from Canada after her parents died and has no friends in England. Miss Ratcliffe remains unmoved, delivering a final decision as she touches her belt.

Canada England

Sioux Scouts Lead West Coast Defense Walkthrough

A Sioux band trained with coastal defense forces as vital scouts ahead of the main troops. The group, led by "Chief Brave Heart," demonstrated camouflage and stealth for newsreel cameramen while posing the threat of invasion defense.

Bronx Brave Heart

How to bake and store fruit cakes in casseroles

Bake fruit cakes in covered casseroles to keep them moist fill no more than two thirds full as they rise before storing let them cool wrap in several layers of waxed paper and place in a cool dry place seal airtight by pouring melted paraffin around the edges where the cover meets the dish

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