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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1948

Page

7

Fighting Truman Nominated and Barkley as Running Mate

The column notes Truman secures the Democratic nomination and urges a special session. It also reports Barkley chosen as the vice presidential running mate.

Truman Barkley

Truman Barkley nomination reshapes Democratic convention

The Philadelphia convention ends with Harry S Truman’s renomination and Alben Barkley’s vice presidential nomination after a civil rights plank and sharp factional splits. Southern delegates protest by boycotting nominations, signaling ongoing regional tensions ahead of the November race.

Harry Truman Truman Alben Barkley Kentucky Ing Paducah Alabama Mississippi Birmingham Ala Democratic Party Congress Richard B. Russell Georgia South

Pershing Dies at 87 After Illness at Walter Reed

Gen. John J. Pershing longtime chief of staff and World War I commander dies at 87 after months of illness. At his side were his son Warren sister Miss May Pershing and Maj. Gen. Shelley Marietta his physician. He led American forces in France and held the title general of the armies.

John J Blackjack) Pershing Tucson Ariz Walter Reed Hospital Washington D. C Pershing Warren Miss May Pershing Shelley Marietta Grant Sherman Sheridan George C. Marshall Dwight D. Eisenhower Douglas MacArthur France Laclede West Point

Baruch the Scribe and the Bible’s Path

This lesson reviews Baruch son of Neriah the scribe and friend of Jeremiah, who copied God’s words for the people and helped spread scripture. It honors Baruch and notes support from Bible societies and figures like Henry Ford Sr as it calls readers to share the word.

Aruch Maaseiah Josiah Neriah Jehoiakim Jeremiah Baruch Babylon B.C Jerusalem Judah God American Bible Society Gideons Henry Ford Philadelphia Henry Wallace Wallace Daily Worker America Alexander Pope Pope

Washington Theater Fate Ties to Race and Politics

The piece traces Washington's fading theater scene from its early 1800s roots to the National theater’s decline amid race segregation and shifting audiences. It notes famous figures like Edwin Booth, Lincoln, and presidents who attended shows, and links theater closures to civil rights tensions and protection concerns for presidents.

Washington Philadelphia National Theater Democratic Party Washington Theater Eleventh and C Streets E Street Pennsylvania Avenue Treasury Building White House National Young Capital Georgetown Capitol Hill Tenth Street Christy’s Opera House Ford’s Theater Abraham Lincoln John Wilkes Booth Booth Lincoln John Booth Edwin Edwin Booth Secret Service

Make Your Own Lawn Furniture at Low Cost

Promote building a porch or lawn living area with easy patterns. Claims patterns require no special tools, supply a complete material list, and use stock sizes from local lumber yards. Send 25 cents for Lawn Chair Pattern No. 56 to Hass-Bild Pattern Company in Pleasantville, New York.

Hass-Bild Pattern Company Dept. W Pleasantville N. Y

American cities expand as annexations rise nationwide

The International City Managers Association reports 298 communities added territory in 1947, a 15 percent rise from 1946 when 259 cities annexed land. Urban sprawl drives cities to annex suburban areas to balance taxes and extend services.

Los Angeles Internatinall City Managers Association Association

Postwar Employment Gains Continue in April

Civilian employment rose by 1.5 million people in April to surpass 1947 levels, with the National Industrial Conference Board figures showing a drop of more than 200,000 in unemployment over the year.

National Industrial Conference Board

Pentecostal Devotional on Jeremiah and Psalms Readings

A devotional meditation notes Jeremiah 82 6 15 36 37 and 48 5 6 alongside Psalms 82, inviting reflection on divine justice, human accountability, and hope in God’s governance. The piece emphasizes scripture’s message for daily faith.

Jeremiah

Conduct rules the world speech by Nicholas Murray Butler

The quote asserts that conduct governs the world whether moral or immoral. It warns that moral behavior offers hope, while immoral conduct leads to a destruction of progress made over 5,000 years.

Nicholas Murray Butler

Bluebird Chair Set Patterns for Easy Pine Apple Crochet

Laura Wheeler releases Pattern 656 featuring bluebird chair set crochet with charts photos and concise directions. The new improved design promises a graceful touch for any room and simplifies needlework with clear steps and diagrams.

Laura Wheeler

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