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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1951
Page
7
Describes needlework kits for small stuffed toys like a puppy and bunny with ribbon bows. Pattern No. 4209 includes iron transfers, materials, sewing steps, color ideas, and embroidery stitch illustrations. Also promotes the Anne Cabot Album featuring needlework designs for nimble fingers with special features and gift patterns. 25 cents.
In Tampa a Mafia backed narcotics ring and Cuban bolita operators fuel a violent underworld with 14 murders in 19 years and only one conviction. Sheriff Clifton Culbreath and Italian gangster Red Italiano figure prominently in a Senate Crime Committee inquiry detailing payoffs, informal duties, and illicit influence across banks and local law enforcement.
Grantland Rice surveys next season predicting a repeat Giants Dodgers showdown in the National League with strong minor leaguers in the Dodgers farm system. He notes weak spots on others, a fading Cardinals stretch, and near-collapse risks for Yankees and White Sox in the American League. The piece highlights the Giants late-season surge and Dodgers defensive strength, while forecasting limited hope for Reds Cubs Pirates Braves and Tigers.
Geneva Mae, 20, obtains divorce from 72-year-old Sam Pollum after he cuts off frozen sucker supply. Judge awards $400 alimony. Geneva plans to buy clothes and a scrapbook of the trial. Married May 8, separated June 22.
A playful dialogue section features a teacher and student banter about Babel and Solomon, followed by a joke about rouge and a florist’s children, then a quip on a noisy radio and ether. The items mix humor and social observations in a light domestic-tone vignette.
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