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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1949

Page

4

United Nations Chapel for All Faiths Proposed

A call for a non denominational UN chapel where men of all nations may pray together in peace. The design envisions a single room housing a cathedral mosque synagogue temple and chapel to foster universal prayer and solidarity among diverse faiths.

The United Nations

Martin and Lewis rise from clubs to NBC radio stardom

Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis formed a team two years ago and now top entertainers. They shuttle between night clubs radio and films with ease as their NBC Sunday program settles into their signature MARTIN AND LEWIS time and they just completed the Paramount film My Friend Ma.

Mez Gerhard Little Dean Martin Jerry Lewis NBC Martin Lewis Paramount Picture Jane Jerry

The Fiction Corner Minute Henry Spafford Falls From Favor

A narrator recalls Henry Spafford a boastful shipman's son and his boss Jay Reid. After Henry bragging to a friend about personal access to Jason Reid, the Philadelphia office fires him with pay in a stunned purge. The narrator contemplates the humiliation and pity that follows before a lunch with Hal Wheaton.

Henry Spafford Madge Spafford's Henry New York Jason Reid Steamship Company Philadelphia Jay Jason Reid Betty

Henry Finds Work After Recommenda tion By Bob Taylor Lines

A narrator learns Henry secures a job through Bob Taylor of Taylor Lines after a suggestion to help Madge. Henry accepts a higher paying position, while tensions flare as the narrator endures a moment of anger toward Henry. Betty smiles, sensing amusement in the scene.

Hal Madge Bob Taylor Taylor Lines Bob Henry

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Doctor of Violins Peter Stoffel Travels With Violin Workshop

William Peter Stoffel, itinerant violin maker and repairman based in Milwaukee, travels with a mobile shop and a touring violin hospital. He services student instruments in Wisconsin schools and nationwide, stressing tone and setup over price, and describes his European sourcing and early career shifts from hobby to business in Racine and Madison. He recalls a 1920s setback and later work at the University of Iowa music school.

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New All-in-One Canned Seasoning Mix Debuts

A moisture proof can offers 17 herbs spices and cheeses for versatile use. It can be sprinkled dry in eggs sauces and with meats and mixed with oil and vinegar to make salad dressings.

Lindbergh Touted for Medal Amid Secret Air Force Work

Congressional push grows to honor Charles A. Lindbergh for covert air force duties since World War II. The Lone Eagle conducted hush hush surveys of overseas bomber bases, spanning Alaska to India, and extended the P 38 and Corsair range. He has avoided public notice while visiting Pentagon HQ weekly.

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