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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1950

Page

8

Senate debates ECA aid bill amid isolationist push

In Washington the Senate carried the foreign aid bill authorizing 3.09049 billion ECA funds despite a bloc of isolationist senators led by Kenneth Wherry William Jenner and James Kem. They argued the Marshall Plan undercuts American wealth and national defense. The measure passed with a 35 35 tie in opposition and maintained a 250 million dollar cut from the House version.

Senate Middle-west Kenneth Wherry Nebraska GOP William E. Jenner Indiana James P. Kem Missouri Senator Jenner Europe Ken Paul Hoffman ECA House

ECA Authorization Beats Close Margin For Third Year Funds

Congress nears final decision as HR-7797 authorizes 3.090 billion dollars for ECA including 2.7 billion for aid, 94 million carryover for China, 100 million Korea, and 27.45 million for Palestine refugees with Senate and House differences on technical aid, UN funds, and treaty conditions.

ECA China Korea

Truman hosts hush hush Carlton dinner with foe Brewster

President Truman dines at the Carlton hotel with Maine Democrat foe Senator Brewster in a bid to test the Fair Deal. The two men once worked with the Truman committee and agreed to a showdown by laying out contrasting programs for the upcoming election.

Ed Walsh Big Ed Meriden Grantland Rice Walsh Addie Joss Ab Powell Bugs Bugs Raymond Boston McGraw Truman Senator Brewster Maine White House Carlton Hotel Brewster Taft Chicago Wherry Nebraska Hickenlooper Iowa Morse Oregon Congressman Keefe Wisconsin

Farm Commodities Stocks Spark Political Clash Across Nation

The government holds about 1.8 billion dollars in farm commodities including 3.5 million bales of cotton and millions of bushels of wheat and corn. Officials debate sale methods while Acheson contends with Indo China policy amid Senate pressure and French administration issues.

Agricultural Department Acheson The Orient Ed Dickinson ECA Paul Hoffman State Department Dickinson U.S. Senate China Kuomintang Washington Congress George Georgia Bao Dai Paris Ho Chi Minh

Sewing Circle Patterns Tiered Frock for Junior Sizes

Beautifully tailored frock in the shirtwaist style offers versatility and charm. It features toned pockets and brief cool sleeves as attractive design elements.

Breakfast Donut with Maple Syrup Dish Beat

A quick breakfast dish features slices of donut toasted on one side and drenched in warm maple syrup. Serve with bacon or sausages for a hearty centerpeice suitable for salads or fruit plates.

Versatile Use for Sugar Bowl as Cigarette Case Or Vase

A lighthearted note suggests using a sugar bowl as a cigarette container on some occasions and as a flower holder at others, highlighting flexible, decorative table etiquette.

Corn Earworm Spray Cuts Losses in Sweet Corn

The Department of Agriculture developed a spray of DDT mineral oil and water for silks and husks to kill corn earworms before infection. Entomologist R A Blanchard tested the method across three seasons in Texas Mississippi Missouri and Illinois with earworm control in every instance.

South Department of Agriculture R. A. Blanchard Bureau Texas Mississippi Missouri Illinois

Cheesecloth Strains Fat After Frying

Advice on safely straining used hot frying fat. Let fat cool before pouring through cheesecloth in a sieve into a tight covered container.

Mushrooms Shrivel Without Quick Low-Heat Cooking

The note warns that mushrooms buckle and become tough if not cooked promptly over a gentle flame, emphasizing the importance of speed and heat control in preparation.

January Agricultural Exports Reach $224 Million Mark

January agricultural exports totaled $224,300,000 with cotton leading at $83,500,000. Wheat and flour followed at $47,300,000 and corn $14,700,000. Imports stood at $14,700,000. Overall agricultural impact valued at $290,700,000, about $66 million above exports.

Agricultural Department

Paper Towels Prove Useful In Kitchen Tasks

A roll of paper towels serves many kitchen roles from draining bacon to drying salad greens. They also protect counters and tables by catching crumbs under cake and cookie racks.

Versatile server aids serving diverse foods at tables

A round server proves practical for balancing dishes that are hard to manage with a regular tablespoon, including fish cakes fried eggs and waffles.

Rip Finger Seam for Ring Fit

A quick glove adjustment notes not cutting the ring finger. Simply rip the seam on one side of the finger to allow the ring to fit without removing the finger.

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