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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1949
Page
5
The article notes processed cheese in 14 ounce vacuum packed cans with key openings as a long term shelf food. It needs no special refrigeration and can be stored alongside canned fruits and vegetables.
A wife reassures her mother about her husband’s love while recounting his absentminded behavior. The mother recalls a curious moment when the husband, awakened by a kiss on his bald spot, mutters to dictate a letter, prompting reflections on memory and affection.
A passenger hands a five dollar bill to the bus driver claiming no nickel. The driver retorts that in a minute he will have ninety nine. The exchange underscores crowded transit and fare tension on city streets.
Red aims to join the high school baseball squad but lacks much prior experience. He struggles with balance as the coach demonstrates the proper bat grip, prompting Red to realize the bat has a balance point he had not considered.
A boarder complains of a cat keeping him awake and asks for it to be tuned. The landlady retorts that she should have the cat killed, and the exchange ends with the request to tune the animal.
An elderly woman fell and broke her leg. a doctor cast it and forbade stairs. Six months passed with slow healing before a return visit cleared her to climb again. She sighed with relief, noting how harsh it was to go outside and climb a drainpipe daily.
John Deere combine with 36B mounted straw walker and calkins shoe. 16 ft wheat header and 14 ft pea header. Bulker and sscker. Must clear estate. Eugene Hagedorn, Moscow, Idaho.
C W Laughlin Agr Broker Astoria Oregon 20 year manager Co op Dairy Association notes January average 40.3 degrees and July average 60.9 for all farm sizes and records over 40 years.
Weekly analysis notes renewed administration effort to repeal the Taft-Hartley act after a senate setback. It cites conference talks with labor leaders and House Speaker Rayburn as key indicators of a possible new push, though prospects remain doubtful for this session.
House Speaker Rayburn and Senate leader Lucas dismissed recession fears after meeting with President Truman. They argued the economy appears strong with 58 million employed in industry and 30 million farmers able to spend. Truman planned a special economic message to Congress addressing prices unemployment and taxes.
The Federal Housing Administration told underwriters to weigh construction costs when appraising insured loans. If prices do not drop with lower costs, down payments on new homes may rise as buyers finance with FHA mortgages. Builders who cut selling prices may avoid higher down payments.
Georgia Rep Vinson urges amendments to the unification bill to keep the armed forces under civilian control. He proposes a civilian chairman for the joint chiefs of staff and Senate approval for National Security Council members, arguing to prevent a military dictator in the United States. The bill aims to strengthen defense secretary authority and promises potential savings, while Indiana professors claim women may show better reasoning in tests across two high schools.
The corn crop is advancing rapidly across states from Ohio to Nebraska with stalks near shoulder height by July.Experts note 1949 could surpass last year’s 3.65 billion bushels, though concerns linger about Iowa Illinois borers and subsoil moisture requiring timely rains.
Iva D Aquino known as Tokyo Rose faces treason charges in San Francisco for broadcasts to demoralize Allied troops. Prosecutors said they would not seek the death penalty, leaving imprisonment or a fine as possible punishment. The case recalls mixed views on her wartime impact on GI morale and echoes echoes of other treason trials.
AICM report shows property taxation as a revenue source for cities declining from 1942 to 1947. From census data, property tax share fell to just over half of total municipal income, while larger cities saw property tax gains only 5.9 percent as overall revenue rose 13.2 percent.
Columbus announces Townsend clubs will form a new political party in the United States as the Townsend pension movement gains traction. The drive led by Dr. Francis E. Townsend attracted followers and became a notable political factor.
A quaint junior frock with white collar and puffed sleeves shown in Pattern No 8404 for sizes 11 through 18. Suggest gay flower prints and ribbon bows with 4% yards of fabric for size 12 in 36 or 39 inch widths and a contrast yardage.
Practical tips on serving and storing foods for picnics and meals. Wrap deviled eggs in waxed paper and place in a carton to keep them intact. Early dental visits reduce fear. Chicken dishes stretch meals, with dumplings and parsley as helpers. Odor removal for fish cloths uses baking soda solution and thorough rinsing.
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