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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1943
Page
2
War cut marine fish supply by about 22 percent and experts propose pond gardens on farms to produce 100,000,000 pounds or more of fresh fish yearly. Fertilized ponds boost yields, recycling waste land into productive aqua farms with little labor needed.
The guidance says at home or a friend's home you should rise when an older woman enters and offer your chair if it is comfortable. It also advises giving up your seat on public transport willingly, reflecting polite, courteous behavior toward older women.
A Western Newspaper Union release describes a family party theme with invitations to Looking Glass Land and activities. Guests join in signature backward writing, White Knight puzzle beans in a hat, and Wonderland Flower Garden seating games ending with prizes for best guesses and shifts in seating.
A poem by Sergeant Hugh Brodie of the Royal Australian Air Force, acclaimed for its somber tone, expresses a plea for steadfastness and acceptance of death in battle. Brodie is noted as having been posted missing in action.
The article praises U.S. Marines for superior meals and nutrition at Parris Island and Quantico, detailing sample menus for breakfast lunch and dinner. It emphasizes carefully planned menus providing essential vitamins and calories, with identical quality abroad and at home.
Cairo reports on British intelligence success in preempting German armor designs. Allies learned of the Mark VI and Mark IV tanks months before use, enabling strategic redeployment and defenses. Aerially bombed, the Mark IV was salvaged by Maj. Davis Evans via improvised crane, lifting it onto a barge for shipment to England.
The notice warns there will be no metal lipstick cases after current supply is exhausted. Consumers are urged to save lipstick cases beauty cases jars bottles and boxes as they may begin buying only refills.
Corporal Joshua Williamson of Camp Pickett clears six and six and three eighths inches to win the high jump event at the University of Pennsylvania relay games held at Franklin Field Philadelphia. His prior record was six feet five inches set at the National AAU games in Bridgeport July 11 1942.
Veteran stars like Virginia Vale and Merle Oberon weigh returns to screen while Joan Crawford exits the cast over war film quotas. Directors seek alternative actors for Japanese roles and real life parallels influence casting as Fred Giermann and Albert Parker face health and blindness. Stage and film industry adapt with Stage Door Canteen and Stage Door Canteen producer Sol Lesser arguing for affordable wartime entertainment for the public.
An OWI report explains ninety five cents of every dollar in the budget goes to war costs and debt interest while civilian goods shrink. It highlights war bonds as patriotic investments, naming examples like grenades depth charges lifeboat kits and a light tank funded by bonds and destined for action near Jop lines.
Claudette Col bert spent her No 17 shoe stamp on tan luggage pumps to match with any color. Dennis Day plans an overseas entertainment tour in mid June. Those We Love moves into the air slot left by Jack Benny with the final Benny broadcast May 30. Marguerite Chapman recalls her operator days with employment number 206 now in Berlin film Ap pointment in Berlin with George Sanders.
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