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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1949
Page
5
President Truman reiterates support for the Safe Plan aimed at curbing atomic development during wartime governance. In Britain, Prime Minister Attlee outlines a comprehensive saving plan to stabilize postwar finances and promote economic restraint.
President Truman pledges support for safe and effective plans to outlaw atomic weapons while addressing the UN cornerstone event in New York. He cites international control as essential to peace and backs Bernard Baruch’s plan amid Western Soviet tensions. The report notes related U.S. and British moves on China, Amtorg indictments, and a Hawaii dock strike ending.
A council for scientific research report notes progress in Norway’s atomic program. Uranium drilling in Setesdal valley succeeded and underground operations began with 30 workers. Construction of the first atomic pile is near Oslo, with three universities receiving atomic research equipment.
Reports of pea sized nuggets near Fishwheel Alaska ignite a new rush as fortune seekers, veterans, and tenderfeet flood the area. Planes, mining gear, and husky teams push in before winter paralysis, while Fishwheel grows like a boom town of old.
The Canadian Royal Winter Fair in Toronto runs November 15 to 23 at the Coliseum with exhibits on farming, seed and grain competition open to global growers for world championship honors, plus farm machinery displays and home economy features. Also notes Washington intrigue around Maj. Gen. Vaughan and European royal politics involving King Leopold.
In Chicago Senator Scott Lucas sharply criticizes a group of isolationist colleagues calling them more dangerous to democracy than communists. He does not name the targeted senators but identifies them as opponents.
Dudley Roberts and Bill Kent, Easthampton golfers, staged an 18 hole exhibition at Maidstone against Sammy Snead Cary Middlecoff Lloyd Mangrum and Skip Alexander. The narrow fairways and small greens limited big hitters with scores from 70 to 76, Snead and Middlecoff struggling off line. The piece argues Maidstone’s linkslike design fosters precision over power and bemoans modern golf’s relaxed lifting rules.
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