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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1945

Page

6

Jap-Held North China Coast In Range Of U S Bombers

The article surveys the Chinese coast from Canton to Shanghai under Japanese pressure, noting Foochow remains Chinese held, coastal control is limited inland, and rivers carry most traffic. It highlights Canton’s water-based life, the Empress of China voyage, and the historical China trade with the United States.

North China Canton Sun Yat Sen China Shanghai Foochow Minhow Hangchow Bay Yangtze Hong Kong Havana Cuba Savannah United States England Empress of China Yankee Britain Bias Bay Swatow Amoy Chuanchow Formosa Taiwan Han China Ports Boston Boston Bay English Channel

Gold Bricks Found Prove Mostly Brass in Alabama Field

Assayists determined a hoard of ten yellow metal bricks unearthed by a Black farmer in a field near EuFaula Alabama contained only some gold and were not worth eighteen hundred dollars, the estimate previously given by officials.

Eufaula Ala

Farm Supplies Shortage Persists With Some 1945 Improvements Expected

War Food administration official Fred eric B. Northrup warns farmers face continued shortages in farm machinery and transportation in 1945. Parts remain available, but trucks and heavy tires stay scarce, while labor saving equipment gets more emphasis. Repairs, reuse of containers, and careful tool use are urged as lumber, metal, and other materials remain tight.

Frederic B. Northrup War Food Administration Northrup

Navy middy fashions sweep through schools

A columnist notes a navy rave among teen girls with middy blouses paired to white skirts, navy skirts, or plaid skirts. Some schools favor genuine G I style over-blouse looks and stone studded belts, with white gob hats to match, suggesting era appropriate dances like horn pipes and chanties.

Five

Flower Arrangements for the Dance Corsage Ideas

The article suggests wearing a corsage with style and sentiment. It details options like gardenias on wrist ribbons, a gardenia orchid combo on the head, and plastic bag displays. If no corsage is sent, it proposes making a self gift of Sweetheart roses sewn into a velvet ribbon as a dog collar necklace.

Waiting for the Hi from Him

A playful classroom romance sketch in verse as a girl hopes to be noticed by a passing boy. She keeps faith in love, cheerfully urging herself to persevere while imagining his greeting, and resolves not to give up.

Government outlines farm supply and ammunition plans

The statement notes adequate supplies for most farm needs and acknowledges shorter ammunition stocks. It says steps are planned to ensure sufficient ammunition for controlling predatory animals and birds.

False Teeth Rationing Begins in Germany

Stockholm report says Berlin will strictly ration false teeth with dental repairs requiring official permission. Applicants must prove imperative need and surrender old fillings to obtain replacements.

Stockholm Berlin Germany Dagens Nyheter

Imaginary flight briefing on bombing Yawata steel works

Washington Digest reports a post graduate army air force briefing simulating a daylight precision raid on Yawata steel works. An Orlando classroom demonstration uses maps, timings, and weather data to teach mission procedure, with retired crew acting out roles to validate estimates of enemy fighters and target conditions.

Orlando Fla Army Air Force School of Applied Tactics Army China Japan Yawata Chengtu University of the Air

Work or else bill stalls in senate amid war talk

The piece notes the Senate slowdown on the work or else bill while referencing General Yamashita's threat to strike Luzon and mentions French banks holding phony German reichmarks and the plan to use silver for automobile ball bearings.

Senate

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