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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1945
Page
2
Amos Croy settles on a Missouri farm where he marries and has Homer who helps with dehorning calves curing hams weaning calves and sausage making. Homer breaks mules for Newt and wins a $1 prize for an unusual dream letter. Quilting days unite the ladies with meals.
In a Missouri woodland world, a family and neighbors toil on the sloughs and a tiling spade becomes a symbol of labor. Pa pursues practical farming tasks while Newt pushes boundaries and Wadley Brothers harness makers help shape a rural home. An interlude of family reflection follows.
The essay argues that compromise is central to harmony in international affairs and within the United Nations conference process. It cites Emery Reyes on ending wars as sovereign power shifts, notes the U S willingness to participate, and highlights Clarence Streit’s federal union idea. It also describes Brooks Harding’s peace flag symbolizing unity and international good will.
Bankhage notes shortages at the UN conference including stenographers who talk Russian taxis butter news time to get it and a good excuse to stay longer. He lists surplus items such as invitations weather comments mutton chops trolley cars and propagandists posing as newsfolk. Stettinius mis addressed Kaltenborn during a press conference and publicity led to red faces. A full length metal leg costs 290 dollars.
A film actor and his wife quarrel in a club corner as a group overhears. The wife hurls insults calling him a mean skunk and cheap skate, prompting the husband to respond with quick wit and a retort that shifts the moment. The exchange hinges on his calm, clever restraint under scrutiny.
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