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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1949
Page
9
Advertises do it yourself lawn chairs with patterns for adult chairs Pattern No 32 and a matching settee and a child size chair Pattern No 39 25 cents for each adult or child pattern 35 cents for the child size pattern to East Bird Pattern Company Pleasantville NY.
The weekly analysis outlines price and wage control proposals from the Truman administration, the political hurdles in Congress, and doctors push for a federal health department with cabinet status. It notes the socialized medicine debate, the American Medical Association plan, and mentions Gov. Earle Clements’ reception of the Merci train in Frankfort Kentucky.
Washington ponders a proposed Atlantic security pact. Senator Vandenberg argues it would reserve war-declaration rights to Congress, while critics question how such a pact prevents war. The piece recalls Pearl Harbor and Lusitania to doubt the deterrent claim.
Katherine G. Lyon of Westerfield New Jersey celebrates her 102nd birthday with vibrant remarks. She attributes longevity to exercise and fresh air and urges those 102 and older who cannot walk two miles daily to seek medical advice. The party featured abundant greenery and flowers.
General Eisenhower warned at Columbia College forum that a creeping bureaucratic dictatorship could emerge in the United States through centralized government and passive acceptance of control. He warned of a land swarmed by bureaucrats, with property owned by the state as a final outcome. He urged public scrutiny to prevent such a drift. Separately, reports on nylon stockings in Jacksonville described disintegration from acid soot, with engineers noting soot-derived acids as the cause. Also, GE scientist Holloman noted metals may be strengthened tenfold by controlling microscopic cracks.
The piece analyzes Republican tensions between old guard and reformers, noting Senator Taft as a central, powerful figure. It discusses possible party realignments, the role of liberal Republicans, and the balance between private enterprise and federal programs such as unemployment insurance and social security.
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