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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1951
Page
6
Officials in Washington D C warn that public apathy toward atomic attack is rising. Dr Richard Gerstell, consultant to civilian defense, says citizens doubt the threat despite multiple bulletins and urges individual household safety steps.
Nancy Olson, set to co star with William Holden and Frank Lovejoy in Force of Arms, will appear in WAC uniforms supervised by a WAC officer. The film also stars Ruth Hussey in a potential NBC deal, while plans for a baby and a new home around New York are noted.
A Boston man narrates a winter romance with Sheila who learns he is secretly in love with Bette, one of his friends' wives. Sheila confronts him and reveals the true motive behind his liaisons, prompting her to step away and end the entanglement rather than fuel a marriage plot.
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Wright A. Patterson argues President Truman acted against Gen. Douglas MacArthur under Dean Acheson influence, warning it will cost votes and threaten the Democratic Party. The piece critiques wartime policy, tax demands, and the effectiveness of political rhetoric like the “wolf cry,” urging more tangible savings rather than talk.
The report notes thousands on government payrolls in Washington backed by a national Democratic committee with little to occupy their time and more being added daily, highlighting ongoing patronage concerns.
Purdue extension agronomist H R Lathrope says fall application of a complete balanced fertilizer plus spring nitrogen topdressing nourishes legume wheat seedings. Alfalfa and sweet clover restore organic matter, improve soil structure, drainage, and yield in Indiana’s pocket area fields. Charles Coades reports 42 bushels per acre Vigo wheat on 80 acres using 650 pounds of 3-12-12 per acre in prior fall and spring top-dress, with lush sweet clover after harvest.
The American Veterinary Medical Association warns farmers to monitor minerals in livestock diets as spring production begins. Calcium and phosphorus comprise about 70 percent of body mineral matter, with dairy cows and laying hens needing them most. An imbalance of these minerals can cause deficiency diseases.
Government urges homemakers to preserve more food to ensure supply in emergencies. With many lacking garden plots the program promotes canning and freezing seasonal surpluses to supplement larders and boost overall food reserves.
The Spring and Summer STYLIST presents pattern 1247 in sizes 36 through 52. It features a bare top dress with a soft contrast trimmed bolero and rolled collar. Yardage given for size 38 includes 31/4 yards of fabric and smaller amounts for contrast.
The article notes hatch eggs store best at 50 F and warns 40 F or below harms hatchability while 60 to 70 F reduces it. It also gives m cara tips for jewelry cleaning with soap and water and using a soft brush for intricate areas. It describes preparing attractive lemon cups to accompany fish sauce and using leftover fish with a lemon French dressing on salad.
Easy dinner idea using bulk pork sausage to form patties. Arrange on pineapple slices spread with mustard, bake about 30 minutes in a moderate oven, basting with pineapple syrup for a sweet accompaniment. The dish pairs the sausage with fruity pineapple for a simple baked meal.
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