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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1948
Page
6
Promotes decorative window boxes to enhance home appearance with seasonal plant ideas. Describes a do it yourself pattern No. 19 that guides tracing, cutting, and assembling window boxes for any window size. Includes simple instructions and urges sending 25 cents to East Bird Pattern Company in Pleasantville New York.
During the 18th and 19th centuries European dancing masters supplied class music by playing the kit, a tiny violin about three inches wide carried in a pocket. The instrument enabled portable music for dance classes and became a common practice among tutors of the era.
Douglass M. Allen Jr of the Cincinnati Times Star leaves for Australia in January to follow General MacArthur northward from Australia to the Philippines. He plans Korea and Japan visits around April 15 and may probe censored incidents including the Hollandia mansion built by Seabees.
The column reports Walter Winchell suggesting Harry Bridges may head a new left line in unionism possibly using Mexico or South America as bases. It notes Belgium France Portugal and Great Britain negotiating Africa’s resources and comments on White House leadership, Vandenberg’s presidential stance, and a Rayburn vice presidency bid to bridge party rifts with southern Democrats.
Westbrook Pegler recounts Babe Ruth’s 1920 film debut in Headin' Home with Bob Considine’s life story noting Ruth’s on screen struggles. He mentions a buxom blonde actress, a Broadway pitcher named Scher, and the film’s silent era quirks as Ruth’s theatrical peak was dramatized.
The column credits the weddings of Philip and Elizabeth and Winthrop Rockefeller and Eva with lifting world mood and easing ideological clashes. It contrasts Western optimism with Moscow’s crackdown on composers and fears of Western influence, implying a clash of cultures and ideas on the global stage.
The Seaway plan faces wide impact beyond locks and dams. Senators weigh a 720 million dollar Canada-US bill while railroads and steel fear ore depletion in the Midwest. Coal interests, ore processing, and a 2 200 000 horsepower electricity by product loom as pivotal factors.
WRIGHT PATTERSON U. S. Inspires Inflation argues that wage demands, distributor markups, and farmer price hikes drive inflation. The author shifts blame to legislative and administrative branches of the federal government for war expenses and Depression-era boondoggling costs.
Hydropane opals, a curious variety, are nearly opaque when dry but become nearly transparent when fully saturated with water, highlighting their porous nature and the danger of immersion.
Catfish demonstrate surprising vitality by surviving in pond mud after water loss as long as moisture remains to keep their gills wet.
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