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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1948
Page
9
A short DIY notice invites juniors to build a sturdy express wagon using a full size pattern. It promises easy tracing on wood, no special tools, and clear step-by-step instructions with a numbered illustration. Send 35 cents for Pattern No. 40 to East-Bila Fate Somnany Dept. W Pleasantville.
A holiday note suggests buying small Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert Tobacco cans as inexpensive, personalized gifts. The ad promises cheerful wrapping and space for greetings, claiming friends will welcome the playful, budget friendly tobacco presents.
Western Newspaper Union analysis notes U N security council orders cease fire after six days of fierce clashes between Israeli and Egyptian forces in the Negev. Ralph Bunche describes both sides bearing blame and a broader spread of fighting toward Jerusalem Tel Aviv and areas held by Arab forces.
UN political committee endorses an air tight system of international control and inspection for atomic weapons despite Soviet objections. The vote signals a Western favored path toward eventual disarmament, with plenary approval expected, but Moscow remains a barrier to full progress in preserving peace.
Oak Ridge scientist David M. Poole says theory of an atom driven airplane is finished and engineers can draft plans. A nuclear rocket engine would power the craft using a mobile atomic pile with a shield to protect crew, while steam turbine and jet options are rejected.
George Polk, CBS correspondent, was seized on Salonika bay last May, blindfolded, bound, and shot in the head by Communist killers. The motive alleged was to discredit the Greek government abroad. Gregory Stakto poulos, a Communist printer, confessed and named three other Greek Communists as witnesses.
Top planners rush a spot-check of United States mobilization needs to verify if army navy and air force requirements can be reconciled and if the nation has wartime capacity. The aim is to assess the overall strategic defense plan's practicality without implying an imminent war.
Yugoslavia faces widening trouble with the United States and UN members as Tito resists Cominform directives. The split grows despite Foreign Minister Kardell's alignment with the Russian bloc in UN debates.
Henry Wallace campaigns to keep his Progressive party alive for 1952, rebuking doubters and appealing to UAW followers after November 2. He sparred with Walter Reuther’s group, which condemned his movement as Communist influenced and backed Truman. The piece also notes posturing around Japan’s disarmament and potential rearmament due to Communist pressure.
In post election calm, reporter Baukhage discusses how civil servants adapt to new administrations and how press relations evolve with Dewey Truman and Hoover. He notes the enduring role of the Fourth Estate as a democratic check and the pitfalls of gag orders.
former German field marshal Walther von Brauchitsch dies at the British military hospital in Hamburg while awaiting trial as a major war criminal. He was 67 and had been ill for some time. trial scheduled for January in Hamburg.
James Earle Frazer, creator of the Buffalo nickel, says the Indian head is an idealized portrait and not a specific person. Early studies included Chief Two Guns White Calf of the Blackfeet and Iron Tail of the Sioux from Pine Ridge.
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