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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1952
Page
4
Numerous special days and weeks in April and May promise promotions for merchants and community interests. Highlights include National Noise Abatement Week, World Health Day, Home Demonstration Week, Lets Go Fishing Month, National Music Week May 4-11, and Mother's Day May 1. Nations, organizations, and home front programs promote health, music, homemaking, and parental gifts nationwide.
Rural Life Sunday observed annually on the fifth Sunday after Easter to emphasize Christianity in rural life. The day links with Rogation Days, dating to early church practice, with roots in ancient Egypt. First official American observance was 1929, inviting blessing on seed sower and soil and encouraging rural church cooperation.
May is known as Let's Go Fishing Month in towns nationwide. Merchants display rods and reels in late April and Americans eagerly buy gear. The movement grows as a community sport promoting health family bonding and wholesome fun through civic club sponsorships.
The Common Council for American Unity sponsored a national Letters From America Week in May to stress the value of writing to friends and relatives in Europe. The aim is to portray the American way of life and the diverse foreign-born population as a force for freedom. local communities may contribute.
A national Children s Day promotion expands in the months ahead with observances last year on June 9. Retailers from department stores to drug chains back the effort, framing it as a community focus on education health recreation and welfare for children and a chance for loving adults to give gifts. The day is becoming second only to Christmas for child gifts.
A nationwide television service movement gains momentum as FCC plans nearly 2,000 new stations and RCA led UHF field tests in Bridgeport Bridgeport area show UHF can match VHF. Jolliffe says Main Street seeks TV, bringing Broadway level programming to rural towns like Cut Bank and Deer Lodge Montana.
A dense list of crossword clues across and down covering islands, cooks, adjectives, fruit decay, storage rooms, months, amounts, notes, compliance, boats, manners, conciseness, padding, flaps, actors, ridicule, coin names, certainty, position, public notices, misrepresentation, crates, rivers, rodents, prophets, legal terms, and miscellaneous card game terms. Includes Spanish explorer and other compact wordplay hints.
Czech glassblowers exiled after World War II in Bohemia are among the United States Zone of Western Germany’s top dollar earners, proving the ancient craft endures. Iron-ringed machines now mass produce bottles and flasks, while handblown glassware remains a thriving, high-priced niche.
A fragment shows a performer recalling an Oriental act with incense and a rival punk act. A back and forth exchanges includes multiple pleas to kiss Romeo, with an approving audience cheer to end the scene.
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