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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1951
Page
4
The article describes mass production plans for a synthetic blood extender named PVP Macrose, a polyvinyl pyrrolidone solution intended to substitute whole blood or plasma in treating shock from burns or wounds, easing civil defense concerns over disaster blood supplies.
A collage of film and theatre notes centers on John Wayne and Maureen O Hara with updates on The Quiet Man The Alamo and other projects. It covers Richard Tregaskis overseas work and a rumor of Hoodlum Empire and Iron Master while detailing PVP stockpiling by Schenley Laboratories and blood extender tests amid wartime needs.
Crossword puzzle list with across and down clues covering common words and phrases. Includes Turkish term, colors, objects, animals, and valves of language with a mix of definitions and hints for multiple grid entries.
A concise crossword style clue batch featuring last week’s mammal with African reference, a burrowing animal, a river name, and a bank abbreviation.
Tommy Thorne schemes a prank by placing a mumps sign on the house to scare George Butler, only to be exposed by Winifred. Frank Stanton arrives, and the trio ends with Winifred inviting Frank and forgiving Tommy’s mischief.
Dorothy Barclay Fomemakers urges readers to join a national drive for food preservation. She highlights plentiful produce, rising interest in home gardens, and a goal of 100 quarts per person annually. Advice covers pressure cookers, safety rules, and using available glass containers.
A broad defense of thrift and private enterprise contrasts capitalists in farming rental properties stocks and life insurance with socialist and communist threats. It argues millions of Americans sustain 60 million jobs and warns against tax increases and government dependence while citing private enterprise as bulwark for liberty. The piece also references Dean Acheson and political taxes amid aging infirmities.
The text notes that business institutions nationwide push to reassure the public that free enterprise faces real dangers. It references the South annual report of the Lumbermen, suggesting concerns about the economy and business climate.
In Middleville Michigan residents held a second special election within a month to defeat a 155000 bond for a new five room elementary school. The 432 to 341 defeat reflected dispute over site location near the railroad crossing and highway, with advocates split between new land and adjacent property.
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