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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1948
Page
8
A friend doubts entertaining on high food prices but delves into budget menus. The piece outlines three menus using affordable cuts like chuck steak and pork roast with vivid guidance on preparation, sides, and tempting desserts, plus tips from Lynn Chambers on planning and shopping wisely.
Walter Shead notes lobbyists registered under the Congressional Reorganization Act amount to 951 individuals from 662 groups. He estimates total annual salaries plus expenses reach about 50 million dollars nationwide with major spenders including the U S chamber of commerce and National Association of Manufacturers. He lists salary expenditures by sector such as food and agricultural concerns and oil, gas and mining organizations, totaling hundreds of thousands to millions per group.
Walter Winchell notes federal scrutiny of a major New York theater operator for alleged income tax evasion amid lurid chatter. Doris Duke laments her orchid farm needs financial support while pop culture quips mix with showbiz gossip about a toupee mishap and a Viennese fantasy tale in a spoofish column.
Drew Pearson reports that by 1951 the U S expects Russia to produce the atomic bomb in quantity. The government will quietly brief doctors for a possible atomic war with a proposed medical course covering blast injuries radiation effects and mass transfusion needs for survival.
Column questions the president’s plan to build a 40 by 10 porch at the White House, arguing the move could frame larger policy issues and affect 1948 politics. It warns of a porch habit evolving into broader architectural add ons and symbolic power.
Westbrook Pegler laments the decline of reasoned argument in Congress and across forums. He argues that voters are swayed by emotion, media amplifies noise, and presidential years trigger sensationalist orations, not genuine debate.
Wallace plans to lure radical elements from both major parties into a single faction. He could channel Moscow line supporters, pinks, fellow travelers, and advocates of government planning into one political grouping.
A crisp house frock with puff sleeves and flared peplum top paired with a dainty gored skirt. Pattern No. 8255 offers sizes 8 to 14 years, with 255 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 8. Includes Spring and Summer fashion magazine offer and free inside print.
To sew a smooth bias seam, baste a piece of paper between the two edges. Aluminum paint makes an excellent sealer. It will seal in most stains and chemicals. Finish later with two coats of good oil paint. Set your mixing bowl on a damp dish cloth to prevent slipping. Use heavy unbleached muslin for pressing cloths. Edges may be left unfinished. Boil and rinse muslin to remove lint. Buy clothes to fit the largest part of your figure. It is easier to take in a dress than to let out the seams. Wipe away the murky overnight mirror haze with ammonia then dry.
When wash clothes fade, fold them and cover with cretonne to create a serviceable pot holder. The craft blends thrift with practical reuse, turning worn textiles into useful kitchen tools.
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