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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1951
Page
4
Walter A. Shead outlines civil defense duties for rural towns to aid evacuees from city bombings. He details casualty scales, evacuation priorities, and required community services, stressing self and mutual protection and national Civil Defense Corps membership.
A former all American fullback becomes a paid bodyguard to actress Julia Upton for 200 a week. After forcing a kiss, he loses his pride and unwittingly enables a staged kidnapping. When Julia is abducted Moe Langdon reveals the ruse, while the guard contemplates life with the star.
Montana official Gene Sherman warns hunters to study game IDs amid elk season while anglers in all regions pursue prize fish. He notes moose misidentifications have caused several elk-related hunting casualties near Gardiner, with 26 moose shot and meat salvageable in 11 cases. Weather effects on fishing are linked to barometric pressure, with clear days and rising barometer boosting angling success.
The EXSCR by INEZ GERHARD premieres on NBC Thursdays at 9 30 p m EST as a half hour drama mixing lively entertainment with on the hour defense updates. Don MacLaughlin stars as David Harding chief of U S counter spies and the show aims to educate the public on defense efforts. Smiley Burnette has taped radio records of songs he wrote for film westerns and will record more.
A reader solving an in-paper crossword lists clues and partial fills. The entry set includes River in Russian, long stitches, exclamations, animal terms, and anatomy references. The puzzle spans multiple rows with 60 items noted in clues and numbers.
The author argues the United Nations betrays principles by shielding Red China, urges Congress to condemn UN actions, seize the UN building, and withdraw the US from the organization. Eisenhower is praised as a wartime leader while criticized for past diplomatic errors with Berlin.
Promotion staff for the American Wildlife Federation urges readers to buy Wildlife Conservation Stamps to fund conservation work. The letter touts educational leaflets, legislative reporting, and support for state programs, noting stamps cost $1 per sheet and can be gifts or donations to schools and hospitals.
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