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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1949
Page
3
Blacksmith designer of the original tool box model creates a compact magazine stand with casters for living rooms. Upper compartments hold cigarettes matches and ash trays while the lower holds large magazines. Follow Full Size Pattern No. 25 by tracing, sawing and assembling as shown.
Practical hints cover dusting lampshades with a shaving brush to avoid fabric damage and tying knots in mop strands to prevent fraying. Artificial pussywillows are crafted from crepe paper and chenille. Cheese balls serve as a festive salad addition, rolled in nuts or celery. Toasted blanched almonds garnish creamed dishes. Shake rugs by the sides to protect fibers and avoid stress on threads.
Weekly analysis notes a shakeup in personnel within a red government and its global implications. Nations weigh the acts' meaning as time runs out on rent controls amid mounting geopolitical tension.
London reports say Molotov may step aside as foreign minister while Stalin remains top leader. Vyshinsky named to Vyshinski at foreign policy level. Gromyko becomes assistant. British diplomats note no policy shift expected, but world fear grows over Russia’s high level personnel change.
In a fast moving session lawmakers wrestle with extending or ending federal rent curbs before the March 31 expiration. GOP members push toward lifting controls from federal to state hands with a short 90 day extension under conditions from Paul Brown. Meanwhile, U.S. oil interests sign a drilling contract in Tabasco and Veracruz with a California group led by Edwin W. Pauley.
President Truman told about 125 veterans at a Washington rehabilitation conference that the old generation should step aside for the next. He quipped he was glad not to see as many bald pates and gray heads as usual.
A home cooking guide offers cheese eggs and fish as nourishing budget friendly options. Recipes include Lenten Broils with tuna and tomato sauce Broccoli Omelet and Potato and Cheese Souffle with broccoli and cheese sauce Lenten Supper Rolls and Lenten Baked Beans plus tips on yeast bread handling and serving ideas.
Yukon Oklahoma Lions form a committee to rescue Grady the cow, famous for a silo incident. Owner Bill Mack paid $1 000 for Grady who squeezed through a 17 by 25½ inch door. AP coverage sparked national fascination. Denver Post editor Ralph Partridge says Grady was sedated greased and pulled back through the door.
In Greenfield township Allegheny mountains the death of Pvt Reuben Rock sparks belief in witchcraft. His widow Rosella Dively kept his army uniform burial and after the uniform was removed and burned many locals claim the spell was broken and she recovered.
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