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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1945
Page
6
The piece promotes minute makeups by Gabrielle The Pointed Face as the pretty little face. It advises bright rouge applied carefully, avoiding a big mouth, and keeping to a natural outline. Curly hairdos suit this romantic, alluring femininity.
Kraft argues postwar milk surplus can boost nutrition and employment. He notes wartime production near 120 billion pounds yearly can transition to civilian use with minimal plant changes. The Kraft Cheese president urges foresight to expand dairy products for American needs.
A playful feature describes decorating with paper stars for fashion fun. It suggests placing stars on earrings, buttons, nail tips, headbands, and cardigans, plus metallic nail polish and star embellishments for a kitschy glamour look. It also mentions coin bracelets and notes wartime style influences.
A short humorous note on G I tricks visible on a woman's raincoat sleeves, hinting at counting servicemen by stripes and the social mood of war time.
Kraft announced extended educational work on dairy nutrition during the war and a focus on diet in military service. Directors were told of plans for a new quality control laboratory in Chicago, a Monroe Wisconsin pilot plant for Swiss cheese quality, and another Chicago area pilot plant for foreign cheese research and experiments.
A speaker recalls night time reflections on phrases not spoken as warmth and music echo in the room. The narrator lies in bed after a late conversation, pondering what was best to say when good night arrives.
A retrospective on Roentgen X rays noting his 50th anniversary discovery, early reception, and the broad wartime and medical uses. It highlights Coolidge and GE tubes, doubling voltages, and evolving radiography from hospital work to industrial and diagnostic applications.
Ernie Pyle recalls a harrowing Okinawa vigil with Mosquitos and fleas assailing soldiers. He recounts Pop Taylor stripping to fight insects, and a late-night misfire turning into shared laughter. The piece honors Fred Pain ton, a veteran war correspondent who died on Guam and had planned a calmer postwar life.
Washington reports a new top secret chemical torpedo exists in the navy arsenal but officials call the subject secret. Congressional hearings offered little detail on the weapon’s significance or purpose.
A wartime portrait describes B 29 crews resting between missions. Soldiers endure nervous strain with little duty or recreation, lying on cots in tents and huts. The piece notes idle talk and disputes, including a quarrel about flying upside down.
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