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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1944

Page

2

Clark Field Diary Of A Bombing Run And Nighttime Escape

An eyewitness account from Clark Field describes a morning Japanese air raid on the fortressed airfield. Bomb trains unleashed eight hundred bombs as Nakajima Zeros strafed and destroyed Fortresses, with soldiers taking shelter in a trench and fighting back with pistols before救 evacuation that evening to a native village.

Lied Col Kurtz Foris Clark Field Mippinas Formosa Bill Cocke Glenn Mount Arayat Glenn Rice Japan Corregidor Imperial Japanese Air Force Luzon del Monte Field Mindanao Colin Kelly Australia Elmer Brown Brownie

Real Fairy Story About a Cobweb Painting

An artist painted a cobweb so lifelike a maid tried to sweep it away for an hour. Jerry doubts the tale while Harry notes artists can create striking illusions though maids may not be deceived so easily.

Harry Jerry

Front Man Wanted in Open Ring Incident

A novice boxer balks at facing a heavy opponent in the ring. His second offers guidance but the newcomer insists he go second, surprising the helper as he seeks to step forward. The scene captures nerves and quick wit as the bout begins.

Unclear Exchange Prompting Hospital Hit as Comic Remark

A terse dialogue fragment shows a person asking for quickest hospital access and another threatening with an umbrella. The punchline suggests immediate consequences, leaving the context and participants unnamed.

Change of Plans Sparks A Quiet Fishing Moment

Jones mutters he will go fishing after putting down the phone. Smith asks why, and Jones replies that fishing is his only chance to find himself at the end of a line that isn t busy.

Jones Smith

Wrecked Sailor Recounts Raft Ordeal to Old Lady

In a playful exchange a shipwreck survivor tells an elderly listener he spent three months on a raft at sea. The old woman chides the monotony, prompting a lighthearted back and forth.

Hogs of the Day Discussed in Rural Chat

A playful rural exchange asks about hogs and homes with casual banter. Newt answers politely about his place while addressing Zeke and Hiya in a folksy greeting.

Zeke Newt

Real Mistake in Misreading Love Affair Confusion

A comic miscommunication centers on Jones and Brown. Jones kisses a woman by mistake, leading to a misunderstanding with Smith who thought it was Jones’s wife. The exchange reveals confusion and humor.

Jones—Brown Smith Jones

Pug Nose Jibes Between Harry and Jerry

A brief comic exchange where Harry teases Jerry about a pug nose. Jerry responds that the trait is hereditary and only apparent in cold weather.

Harry Jerry

Kitten Towels cross stitch patterns offered

The advertisement describes seven kitten designs for towels and curtains, each about 6 by 6 inches, drawn in cross stitch. To get transfer patterns and a color chart for Kitten Towels Pattern No 5162, send 16 cents with name and address. note that high demand and war conditions may delay some patterns.

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