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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1946

Page

3

Grantland Rice on Postwar Sport Crowds and Golden Age Echoes

Grantland Rice argues that postwar sport draws unprecedented crowds and money, predicts Yankee, Tiger, Cubs, and Dodgers gate increases, and notes the enduring glamour of past sports stars. He cites New York mutuel totals and contrasts current enthusiasm with the Golden Age icons. He concludes with questions about humanity's sanity.

Babe Ruth Jack Dempsey Bobby Jones Bill Tilden Tommy Hitchcock Devereux Milburn Walter Hagen Rogers Hornsby Earl Sande Red Grange DiMaggio Williams Nelson Hogan Arcaro Blanchard Davis New York England

Baseball season questions loom for many teams

The piece surveys early season queries across leagues asking how the Yankees, Tigers, Red Sox, Indians, Senators, Dodgers, Cardinals, Giants, Cubs, and others will perform. It weighs pitching depth, infield strength, defensive consistency, and star matchups amid expectations for standout players and managers.

Yankee Tigers Red Sox Indians Senators Tiger Steve O’neill Leo Durocher Dodgers Cardinals Cubs Giants Mel Ott Bob Feller al Newhouser A. L Ted Williams Joe DiMaggio Dick Wakefield Hank Greenberg Pesky Doerr Rizzuto Gordon Yankees Phillies Athletics Joe Gordon Bobby Doerr Billy Southworth Braves Boston

Colder Winters Ahead Pushes Old Fashioned Weather Comeback

The Weather Bureau forecasts a shift back to old-fashioned winters in a 50-year cycle, with narratives of hardier citizens and past frosty hardships. Elmer Twitchell supports tougher winters to curb modern complaints and notes the contrast with today’s blizzards and luxury travel.

Grandpop United States Weather Bureau Elmer Twitchell

Feltmans at Coney Island Sells After 72 Years of Fame

A landmark Feltman’s restaurant at Coney Island changes hands after seven decades. The piece recalls the first visit to the big city, its vast city-block size, the dozen restaurants and multiple bars, and a past full course dinner for 1.25 with beer at five cents and cocktails two for a quarter.

Feltman's Coney Island Big City

Henry Ford 58 Years Married and Other 1947 Bits

A collection of light items and quips from 1947 headlines and poems. Include Ford couple anniversary toast noting 58 years of marriage and jokes on dieting and belts, hobo convention move to Miami, Truman belt tightening, and New York speed limit increase to 50 mph.

Henry Clara Ford Henry Ford Clara Dewey New York

Olivier's Henry V in Technicolor Aims for Record

Laurence Olivier directs a 2 million dollar Technicolor Henry V with action driven storytelling. Battles were filmed in Ireland to avoid aerial interruptions during wartime. Burgess Meredith tests prove him the perfect American voice for Pearl Chavez project with Duel in the Sun prologue. United Artists releases these films as Isabel Manning Herson eyes Land of the Lost adaptation. A color comic book based on Land of the Lost is planned for next month, appealing to children.

Laurence Olivier Henry V Henry Olivier England Ireland Pearl Chavez United Artists Isabel Manning Herson Junior

Sewing Circle Patterns ERE Dress for Tiny Daughter

Adorable warm weather dress pattern for a little girl features a simple design with raglan sleeves and scalloped edges. Easy to sew and suitable for summer wear, the pattern emphasizes comfort and charm for young children.

Baseball game plan by boys fuels playful joke

A woman sees a group of small boys in a lot excitedly planning a game. They say they will play United States against the West Indies. When asked about blocking faces, the boy answers some will wash them.

United States West Indies

Cantankerous Cass Village Parson

A village parson overhears a wrenching exchange as a wife describes her husband’s illness. The parson asks about condition and she cryptically replies it is not just critical but abusive.

Boss seeks responsible man for key job

A boss asks for a very responsible person for a position and the applicant claims the role by insisting he is responsible because past employers blamed him when things failed. He asserts responsibility as his qualification.

Fragmentary overheard exchange hints at gossip

A clipped dialogue snippet suggests two blondes discussing a central figure and a self deprecating remark about being run down. The brief exchange hints at social friction or popularity dynamics without clear names or events.

Banquet Banter Over Mrs Blimp’s Regard for Food

A light exchange at the banquet jokes about Mrs Blimp and her appetite. The speakers remark on her figure having changed, delivering a humorous moment.

Comet Signs David Bruce for Miss Television

Hollywood chatter notes Comet Productions signs David Bruce to co star with Cleatus Caldwell in Miss Television. The piece tracks casting talks for Amber and Kitty with Paulette Goddard and Peggy Cummins as contenders and mentions Glenn Miller film plans and other industry tidbits.

David Bruce Deanna Durbin Yvonne de Carlo Amber Peggy Cummins Paulette Goddard Kitty

War Losses Vary Greatly In Two World Conflicts

Seven major countries accounted for 77 percent of World War I deaths and 90 percent of World War II deaths. Figures show wide variations between wars for France, British Empire, Italy, United States, Russia, Germany, and Japan, with large and small losses in each conflict.

France British Empire Italy United States Russia Germany Japan

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