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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1950

Page

3

U S Expels 22 Czech Officials Amid Diplomatic Strains

U S orders expulsion of 22 Czech officials in retaliation for anti American conduct, reducing Czech representation to 11. U S notes warn of further moves. Czechoslovakia told to close Cleveland and Pittsburgh consulates. Separately, talk grows of placing atomic weapons with European allies, provoking Capitol Hill scrutiny. Dr Hermann Sanders, barred from practice, tilling fields while awaiting potential reinstatement. neighbors report $4 hourly plowing work.

United States U.S Kremlin Czechoslovakia Cleveland Pittsburgh Ceech Washington United Nations Hermann N. Sanders New Hampshire

Nationalists report communist raid on Chushan island

Nationalists say Communists tried a practice landing on Chushan island near Shanghai but were repulsed. They warn a Red inside job risks greater harm than a direct invasion and note a fifth column on Formosa remains active. Nearby mainland raids were also reported. The piece also hints at rising moonshine production in the United States.

Chushan Island Shanghai Formosa Red Formoza Chushan

Truman Abroad Amid Foggy Political Scene and Dynastic Schemes

Observers say the national mood grows foggy as Truman tours the country delivering up to 16 speeches daily while Congress wrestles with queries. Dixiecrats push defiance of deficit spending and creeping socialism, aiming to bend the South to their power, shaping a potentially hostile new Congress.

Truman Congress Solid South TVA

Russia Eyes Hot War and Inflation Crisis

European diplomats increasingly believe Russia may accept a hot war to win global supremacy by 1952 with 20,000 frontline aircraft and atomic bombs in production. Inflation concerns rise as Baruch warns this cold war weapon harms national defenses and calls for urgent fair curbs.

Russia Europe Russian Communist Party Soviet Union Iron Curtain Bernard M. Baruch Statesman

State Department replies to McCarthy speech amid spy hunt

Assistant Secretary Edward W. Barrett sent 500 editors an eight page analysis charging McCarthy with misstatements and inaccuracies while denying he lied. Loyalty files under Senate review total eighty one cases. Senator Tydings promises a full report on file contents. The American Academy notes fifty million Americans lose thirteen billion dollars yearly to gamblers and pari mutuel machines generate substantial tax revenue.

State Department Department Edward W. Barrett McCarthy Barrett Senate Foreign-Relations Tydings American Academy of Political and Social Science United States

Modern Strawberry Desserts for Entertaining Prospective Brides

Dainty luncheon menus emphasize fresh ideas and elegant presentation for June weddings. Strawberry Angel Pie and Strawberry Velvet Pie feature meringue, custards, and fillings with fresh or frozen berries. Recipes cover crusts, fillings, and whipped cream garnishes, plus tips from Lynn Chambers on planning and easing kitchen work.

Little League Brings Big Baseball To 8 to 12 Year Olds

The Little League movement, created by Carl Stotz of Williamsport, Pa, has grown from four teams in 1938 to a nationwide program for boys ages 8 to 12. It features scaled down diamonds, 60 foot bases, 40 foot 4 inch mound, rubber-soled shoes, free umpires, and national playoffs culminating in Williamsport.

Chandler United States Carl Stotz Williamsport Stotz U.S. Rubber Company United States Rubber Company Happy" Chandler

Little League World Series Draws 10 000 Fans In 1949 Final

In ten years the Little League has grown to national prominence giving boys organized league baseball and a world series. In 1949 over 10,000 attended the final game between Hammonton New Jersey and Pensacola Florida.

Safe Williamsport Munci Sacco Hammonton Jerry Miller Pensacola United States N. J Fla

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