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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1951

Page

8

Jokes and Vignettes From a 19th Century Home Page

A collection of short quips and light sketches recounts witty exchanges and rural humor. Bits include a health joke about miniature baths, a quip on tobacco harvest, a patient doctor exchange, and a cautionary tale of a boy and a forbidden bath on Saturday night.

Careful Cooking Helps Preserve Delicate Fish Flavor

Readable excerpts urge gentle fish cooking to avoid strong odors. Recipes include Creole Salmon, Spanish Style Fish, broiled lobster tails, rock lobster fries, and Mustard Hollandaise sauce. Addresses spinach pancakes, liver dishes, and garnishes for appealing fish meals with practical steps and serving ideas.

Lynn Chambers

Labor Leaders Clash Over Civilian Manpower Control

Labor leaders led by CIO chief Phil Murray confront Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson over civilian manpower policy. Wilson asserts authority to form a manpower commission under Flemming, sidelining Labor and threatening resignations. The dispute signals a larger battle to keep manpower under labor control amid wartime tensions and political pressure.

Phil Murray CIO Charles E. Wilson Wilson Labor Department Lucius Clay Tobin Defense Anna Rosenberg General Clay Germany Clay FDR Charlie Wilson Civil Service Arthur Flemming Labor Office of Production Management AFL Electrical Workers al Hayes International Association of Machinists George Leighty Railroad Labor Executives Association James Carey

Ex-Champs Criticize Present Boxers and Baseball Stars

The piece quotes James J. Jeffries and other ex heavyweights on current fighters valuing training, compares past champions like Dempsey Johnson and Tunney, and notes baseball pitcher Lemon’s golf training and DiMaggio support for leg strength. It blends boxing nostalgia with cross-sport fitness remarks.

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