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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1948
Page
3
Tip on Dyeing Keeps Color Even When Dyeing
A method to avoid streaks suggests dissolving the dye in about one cup of warm water, then straining through a thin cloth before adding to the rest of the liquid.
Truman's Non Political Tour Breaks Precedents
Weekly news analysis notes President Truman's tour labeled non political trips, breaking precedent and drawing snags as Senate fights to reverse aid slashes shape the political landscape. The editor's note flags opinion as the columnists' view, not the paper's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Senate
Truman's West swing shows political edge in non political tour
President Truman barnstorms the West in a cited non political tour but delivers sharp attacks on the Republican Congress. In Omaha, a sparse Ak Sar Ben crowd undercuts his pitch on democracy, suggesting the trip’s non political label backfired and echoed in upcoming election year debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
West
Chicago
Swedish Pioneer Centennial Association
Farm Belt
Omaha
Neb
Republican Congress
Nebraska Democratic
White House
Bomber XB-52 Advances Jet Propelled Propulsion Concept
The Air Force advances a new XB-52 long range bomber using propellers driven by jet turbines to cut fuel use while retaining speed. Western Germany eyes self government with Ruhr control and a western zone constituent assembly, while Russia remains cautious about Eastern participation and occupation. U S officials view the plan as a recovery step and a Cold War strategic move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Force
Europe
Germany
Russia
U. S
Britain
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
State Department
Soviet Zone
Reciprocals and tariffs shape postwar world trade
Washington argues the reciprocal trade agreement policy remains vital for global welfare. Opponents warn weakening the act could erode U.S. leadership in international economics and hinder European recovery. Marshall criticizes Gearhart bill for destroying the program while industry groups mostly back it and presidential race contrasts loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Cordell Hull
Marshall
Gearhart
E.C.A
House
Federal Tariff Commission
Chambers of Commerce
Earl Shreve
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Alfred E. Landon
Vandenberg Fights House Cut on World Aid Program
Senator Arthur Vandenberg raged over the House action that slashed nearly a million dollars from the Europe Asia aid bill. The Republican leader hopes to restore the cuts as the administration seeks to reclaim support for foreign aid after Senate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marshall
Europe
John Taber
N. Y
House Appropriations Committee
Paul G. Hoffman
Congress
House
Greece
Turkey
China
Sen
Arthur Vandenberg
House of Representatives
Michigan
Senate
Vandenberg
Palomar 200 Inch Telescope Unlocks Cosmic Secrets
Scientists anticipate Milky Way mysteries as the 200 inch Palomar telescope in California becomes operational. Its nearly 17 foot mirror aims to see twice as far into space and may address life on Mars questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Palomar
Calif
Mars
Mine Talks and Snags in 1948 Contract Talks
John L. Lewis presses for welfare guarantees before any new wage contract with Southern Coal Producers. A federal injunction compels bargaining though Lewis had refused due to representation concerns. He brands operators as fat cats and warns of a strike, but the first round remains fruitless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
UMW
Lewis
United States
Springfield
Ill
U. S
T. Alan Goldsborough
Southern Coal Producers Association
Association
Reducing Runoff to Prevent Erosion on Plowed Land
Slowing runoff speed and dividing drainage areas prevents water concentration on plowed fields, aiming to curb soil erosion and protect cultivated soil from erosion damage.
Popcorn as Meat Loaf Stretching Ingredient Gains Notice
A quirky tip suggests adding popcorn to meat loaves to stretch portion sizes and impart a distinctive new flavor. The idea promotes using pantry staples to alter texture and taste in traditional dishes.
Tennessee Divided by Three Regions Reflecting Farm Problems
A Tennessee resident explains the state’s split into East Middle and West regions. He cites distinct farm challenges shaping local identities and rural life across the state.
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Tennessee
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