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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1941

Page

7

Love Leads the Way in New York Radio Auditions

Iris Adair and Pietro Monelli journey to New York for a personal appearance and radio auditions on Love Leads the Way. Hal Morgan, Iris’s ally and engineer, balances voices in a tense studio balancing act as Monelli clashes with Iris.

Hal Morgan New York Lanne Iris Hollywood Film Center Pietro Monelli Iris Adair Monelli Miss Adair Adair Hal Colony’ Films Newark Tris Grandma Gram Colony Hiram Hinklebaum Bambina Radio City Bill Breen Morgan Breen George Wilks Hamlin and Hobbs Wilks Monell Ello Mr. Monelli Mr. Wilks de Press Signor Cupid Bob Pietro Italy Meester Wilks Signor Monelli Metropolis

Cantonment at Fort Peck and air squadron proposed

Senator James E. Murray told reporters in Washington that he urged President Roosevelt to establish an army cantonment at Fort Peck Montana and an air bombing squadron at Great Falls. He noted Fort Peck facilities already exist and could house workers from the dam project. Four other Democratic lawmakers joined the discussion with the president as Montana business leaders push defense industry growth amid contract concerns.

James E. Murray Washington, D. C Roosevelt Fort Peck Mont Great Falls Murray Montana

Geologists Plan Montana Expeditions For Summer Discoveries

Geologists from around the world focus on Montana's Flathead Forest area for new geologic discoveries. Despite snow, expeditions and digging projects are being mapped for the summer, per Northwest Airlines district manager Tom Marshall in Butte.

America Montana South Fork Flathead Forest Tom Marshall Northwest Airlnes Butte Mont

Jamaica Targets Profiteering in Dry Goods War

Jamaica launches a crackdown against profiteering in dry goods with new measures. Authorities name enforcement steps and outline penalties as shortages spark price controls and public concern. Public officials urge retailers to comply and reassure consumers.

Jamaica

College Dean Declares Wives Talk Too Much

Temple University Dean John Hervey asserts that more husbands abandon wives for six main faults. He cites talking about operations, early morning curlers, nagging about children, keeping up with neighbors, constant criticism, and lacking humor as common missteps.

John Hervey Temple University

Dr Mark T Hoyt served as wartime surgeon and Glasgow mayor

Dr Mark T Hoyt who died in Glasgow after serving as a major in the medical reserve during World War I praised Red Cross nurses as the finest women he met. His unit moved between battlefronts with 18 operating tables and 55 surgical teams, performing 5 500 operations in a month. He helped establish the first hospital at Glasgow and in northern Montana in 1889 using three freight cars.

Red Cross Mark T. Hoyt Glasgow France Hoyt Argonne Montana

Hudson's Bay Factor's Daughter Passes at 82

Maggie McDonald, 82, daughter of Angus McDonald a Montana figure, died after a brief illness. She ran a leading Narada stock ranch near Polson after her father’s death and aided him when he arrived in 1837 as a Hudson's Bay Co. clerk.

Hudson’s Bay Maggie McDonald Montana Angus McDonald Narada Country Polson Hudson’s Bay Co

State Income Taxes Due By April 15 For Montana

Filing forms mailed to individuals who paid Montana income taxes for 1939. Taxes on 1940 incomes must be paid by April 15. Requirements target single filers with $1000+ gross income or married couples with $2000+ gross income.

Montana

Plaster Fix Tips For Nail Holes And Cracks

Nail holes in plastered walls can be filled with water putty sold in small cans and kept indefinitely. Insert nails before the putty hardens for reuse. The method also works for filling cracks and broken plaster spots. Be a careful driver.

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