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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1946
Page
6
The guide advises wearing a thimble on the right third finger to speed sewing and protect fingers. It suggests cleaning an egg beater by alternating cold and hot water, then air, and warns to keep cogs and wheels out of water. It recommends basting the pocket top before stitching sides and bottom for alignment, and notes nails polish thickens but can be delayed by refrigeration.
A simple method to cook salt pork with green string beans for flavor without butter. Sauté salt pork until browned, add timely chopped beans, season, and simmer until tender for a savory dish.
Parsons Kansas Tom-Pee-Saw, secretary of the League of American Indians, says the Pottawatomie and Ottawa tribes want $1,637,000 in coin rather than 1.5 million acres along Lake Erie. He notes a 1805 British land deal left Indians unpaid and threatens to attach any loan to Great Britain.
Two Lawrence World War II veterans Lt Everett Buhler navy and Capt Lloyd Ware army now head the Lawrence airport offering charter trips passenger rides and instruction They operate four aircraft including three Piper Cubs and a Waco trainer and plan to buy more Tests may delay new aircraft deliveries with some models not produced in time for 1946 certif ication The era notes airfields expanding and the Seabee amphibian selling for 3995 with April deliveries and 400 monthly starting June
Beech Aircraft plans include controllable-pitch propellers for light airplanes rated 65 to 250 hp. The prop is said to cut take-off run by 15 to 25 percent and improve climb rate, enabling use of limited spaces. If no airport exists, towns should arrange a landing strip clearly marked.
T P Wright of the Civil Aeronautics Administration discusses a campaign to expand private plane ownership toward 400 000, noting collaboration with the Civil Aeronautics Board and simplified regulations to ease entry for the public. Gasoline weight per gallon is cited as part of a plane’s useful load.
Shenandoah chamber of commerce buys 97 grain bins and converts them into dwellings with roofs, plumbing, and insulation. Bins cost 2300 to 2500 dollars including heating plant. Other Iowa towns, contractor Frank Lawson in Storm Lake, also convert bins as housing needs rise.
Louis Bromfield, famed author of Malabar Farm, laments owning a rural phone line in Mansfield Ohio. He lent 1000 dollars to keep the line alive but the owner sold the company to him for the debt adding he wants a phone not a phone company. He has his lawyer petition the Richland county common pleas court to appoint a receiver and sell to a competent operator.
Stratton Colorado appoints George Hershey as town marshal after months without one. The town board calls his return fortunate and praises his service with Uncle Sam's navy.
Idaho City residents Mr and Mrs William Hirt fed deer and elk during heavy snow when food was scarce. Herds gathered at their Middle Fork home and fed in the yard while coyotes and eagles hunted nearby. The animals appeared unafraid and watched activity around the house.
U S school teachers preparing for the National Education Association tour to Mexico City will attend two days of lectures in Austin. Dr Carlos Castaneda will cover Mexico's historical background and itinerary sites while Dr Rex Hopper will provide sociological and cultural insights. The 27 day program gathers teachers from the South and West, with a parallel session organized in St Louis for Northern and Eastern participants.
New York designer Omar Kiam predicts 1946 fashion will emphasize romantic femininity and sit and look pretty silhouettes. He foresees dresses that hug curves with revealing styles, including evening gowns, sheer dresses, lavish negligees, play suits, and golf outfits in nightshirt style with slit skirts and belts.
Government officials warn that rats consume massive amounts of grain and other foods, with one rat consuming about 120 pounds annually. The growing rat population in the United States could lead to severe agricultural and economic costs, threatening food supplies and causing widespread destruction.
Grantland Rice notes a 38 year time gap and 12 000 miles between Davis Cup discussions in New York. An Australian sportsman backs Bromwich and Dinny Pails for next December while Beals Wright recalls 1908 victories and Norman Brookes advice. The U S team may rely on Frank Parker Billy Talbot and possibly Kramer and Schroeder if available.
Beals Wright recalls the 1908 voyage to Australia with Fred Alexander, noting the risks of illness without substitutes and two tough matches against Norman Brookes and Tony Wilding. He cites December heat reaching 115 degrees, hard Australian turf, and the need for rubber-soled shoes. He is the son of George Wright, a 1869 Reds legend.
Beals names Bill Tilden as the top player of his 40 years in competition and observation. He cites Tilden's speed, power, stamina, and exceptional court generalship, noting the ability to unsettle opponents mentally and physically and to recover under pressure.
Hurry Up Yest, a noted Michigan football coach, gave over 200 addresses in one season to high school and university groups. He claimed his theme honesty is the best investment and that honesty yields bigger dividends, including more money.
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