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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1949

Page

3

Soffee Table Pattern No 52 Promises Easy DIY

Salisbury Coffee Table Pattern No 52 offers simple wooden patterns for a collapsible leg table. It doubles as a luggage rack when used alone and can be finished for porch outdoor use or indoor style.

Salisbury East-Bird Pattern Company, Dept. W Pleasantville N.Y

Trivia Qs and Answers From a Historic Quiz

The item lists six trivia questions with their answers. It notes that the air force originated from the army signal corps in World War I, and includes questions about biblical salt pillar the Loch Lomond location Mexico City the Great Lakes Naval Training Station by Lake Michigan near Chicago and a chicken egg incubation period of twenty one days.

Air Force Army Signal Corps Loch Lomond Mexico Great Lakes Naval Training Station Scotland Mexico City Lake Michigan Chicago

Truman says some Soviet leaders want peace with the United States

In Kansas City luncheon remarks President Truman asserted that certain Soviet leaders are eager for a wartime standstill with the United States and accused Moscow of breaking key Yalta and Potsdam commitments while stressing the United States only seeks peace. He did not name the leaders or confirm overtures.

Harry 8. Truman Russia Kansas City Truman United States Yalta Potsdam Josef Stalin Stalin

Dutch Resistance to US Indonesia Push Stirs UN Debate

The piece notes the Netherlands ignoring US and Marshall Plan pressure to halt its Indonesia invasion. Russia calls for a 24 hour cease fire and troop withdrawal, while the US abstains from voting, leaving the Soviet Ukrainian delegate claiming US aid enabled Dutch actions. The passage highlights US prestige, aid leverage, and unclear American stance.

Holland United States Indonesia United Nations U. S Philip Jessup America Great Britain Netherlands

Veterans swap homes to ease in law tensions in Australia

The Australian Legion of Ex-Service Men and Womer led Operation Tactful sociology to help young veterans and wives with in law troubles. They piloted a scheme allowing veterans facing housing shortages to live with parents in law or exchange homes with others. Spokesmen cited Britain as precedent noting many English marriages benefited from paying guest arrangements.

Australian Legion of Ex-Servicemen Womer Britain

Watch and Wait Policy on China Faces Key Questions

The United States pursues a watchful waiting stance on China amid debates over military intervention and aid effectiveness. President Truman leans toward Marshall’s leadership, with Lovett acting during illness, while some urge Vinson to take over if needed.

U. S China America United States Mme Chiang Kai-shek Chiang Truman Washington George C. Marshall Marshall Robert A. Lovett Gee Fred Vinson Vinson

Probers Seek Tougher Penalties as Espionage Probe Expands

Probers pushing for harsher penalties for contempt of Congress tied to foreign espionage activity. Representatives Mundt and Nixon outlined a plan to curb self-incrimination defenses, while rights to counsel and open testimony were debated. Hoover committee findings warned of waste in socialized medicine and urged reorganizing federal medical services. Gerald Roberts of Phoenix named 1948 rodeo world champion for all round cowboy with $21,866 in cash earnings.

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Public Health Bill Faces Tough Battle in Congress

Washington observers predict a fight over the national health insurance and public health bill as supporters argue it ensures universal care financed by payroll taxes while opponents fear political control and doctor-patient relations. The piece notes prior lobbying by the American Medical Association, reflects on world models, and cites rural health disparities and potential funding mechanisms.

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Army checks newcomers for subversive ties

The Army enforces new rules requiring inductees and officer applicants to certify membership in any organization that advocates overthrow of the government. Draftees must sign similar affidavits at induction, with those having such ties barred from service.

Army

Women in Labor Force Shifts As Married Women Return to Work

The federal census bureau reports about 8.2 million married women and 5.9 million single women in the labor force. This marks a reversal from wartime trends with married women now more numerous in workforce roles than single women.

Federal Census Bureau

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