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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1949
Page
4
The Turban Hassis notes that the turban serves as a warm cap and neck muffler in winter and as a shading peak with loose ends to shield the face from dust in summer. The World Book encyclopedia reports the versatility of this traditional headwear.
Insects on Bikini Atoll show normal population levels for the region with no structural anomalies from the blast or radiation. Drosophila cultures on Bikini Island show no genetic abnormalities beyond normal variability, according to A. C. Cole Jr. of the Bikini scientific resurvey staff.
The SAE meeting reported that known reserves ensure ongoing petroleum fuels supply but higher prices are likely. Domestic consumption exceeds five million barrels daily, yet rescue efforts are larger than ever as more crude oil is recovered and natural gas and coal are converted to liquids, driving up costs.
Government figures show seven of ten U S farms are owned free and clear, a notable improvement over prewar years. Voluntary debt repayment reflects growing financial security for the average American farmer and family in recent years.
A long reminiscence traces how the Marshall Plan emerged by accident amid postwar politics. President Truman canceled a Mississippi speech to avoid illness and internal strife, with Dean Acheson steering the plan and a bipartisan push shaped by Vandenberg and others.
Inez Gerhard and Duryea, famed for smoking heels on screen, gain iconic status with recent Paramount film Manhandled and stage roles. Alexander Knox, Ben Johnson, and Gary Cooper era stuntman Ted Collins headline industry shifts. ABC inks Kate Smith Music Room in a massive five million dollar radio deal, launching July 4 with guests and music debates.
Dialog reveals a satirical mix of 1940s politics and pop culture references. Topics jump from Mickey Rooney and uranium to the Taft Hartley act and US foreign policy, with side chatter about Mar gareto Vickers Aly Acheson and library books.
The Yankee stadium hosted an anniversary party for radio star Mary Margaret McBride with over 42 000 attendees. Fans hailed her performance as sensational and she stood to applause, avoiding a slide that would have pleased the crowd.
Mary McBride shows base ball spirit and all around skill for NEC club. She can hit and field at every position, with standout control and a smooth delivery. Known for a chuckle ball and nonchalant curve, she even markets dinner-table edibles and can name a duck soup brand.
On a Atlantic voyage Arthur Forbes battles seasickness as waves rise and fall outside a forward porthole. Mr. Otis Gill mocks him, then grows uneasy while watching the churning ocean from his own dining table. The scene crescendos with Forbes’s pale, trance like gaze and the ship’s rolling deck.
Mr Gill, sober and pale, realizes he is seasick and struggles to reach the doorway. The dining salon erupts in laughter as Arthur Forbes cleans his cheeks and grins, while several men approach.
Mr Forbes praises a steward for clever seating to ease a voyage. Gill’s constant talking creates discomfort, prompting the crew to place him opposite the port hole seating. The steward confirms a similar approach is used on every voyage to keep passengers comfortable.
A mixed list of crossword clues across and down with numbered hints for words of varying lengths. Includes definitions for flora, fauna, geography, and common terms, plus several language notes and abbreviations.
A kitchen tip to baste baked apples with sweetened pineapple dice or canned apple juice and also baste a thick slice of ham. The method suggests using pineapple juice for a glaze to enhance flavor.
A prominent rug motif called the knot of destiny features intertwined lines and is claimed to trace back to Solomon's era, linking decorative design to ancient lore and tradition.
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