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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1951
Page
3
A year after the Korean War began, Americans weigh world peace prospects. The article notes growing free-world strength, possible Soviet timing, and deterrence effects from the conflict. It covers MacArthur's Texas tour, grain for India policy, price control debates, MacArthur hearings, and reservist releases.
The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution will be permanently preserved in glass in Washington. After a decade of planning and a wartime pause, Library of Congress officials, National Bureau of Standards scientists, and Libbey Owens Ford glass experts developed bronze and glass enclosures for public display and inspection.
President Truman privately chided meat packers for inflating prices and defending consumer interests against abolition of price controls. He warned Congress hears little from consumers while dairy and poultry interests could outbid farmers for scarce feed, and noted his role as consumer representative amid the debate.
A historic look at the 1906 White Sox rally that crowned the pennant and World Series title, highlighting pitching legends like Ed Walsh Doc White and Nick Altrock, the defense around Donahue Isbell and Jones, and the famed West Side bet tale. The article also recalls the 1919 World Series controversy and the long Sox recovery span.
The passage weighs the DiMaggio brothers Dom and Joe against Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, noting Dom trails Joe in lifetime average but matches them in fielding. It praises the DiMaggios and Terry Moore as elite centerfielders comparable to Tris Speaker, reflecting a columnist’s praise of past greats.
Sir Keith Murdock, a major Australian newspaper owner and ally of the United States, visited Washington on his annual London to Australia trip. He praised the U.S. as the best informed nation and lauded its open public discussion of issues.
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