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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1951
Page
4
Pattern offers tracing designs for cutting out all parts of projects illustrated except the train and track. Includes assembling and decorating directions for realistic effects. Price 25 cents. Workshop Pattern Service Drawer 10 Bedford Hills New York.
Senator Milton R. Young of North Dakota urges Congress to direct the interior secretary to estimate restoration costs for Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C. The theatre, scene of Lincoln's 1865 assassination, sits near the Petersen house museum and now hosts a Lincoln relic collection.
Radio veteran Stanley Ayn Schwab, former Wall Street partner, hosts CBS Radio Net work show Big Time reviving songs from 1900 to 1930 vaudeville era. Each week he performs a novelty number in the voice of the era’s singer. Eddie Cantor's NBC program echoes the format.
A list of clues across and down numbers presents a mixed set of definitions including names, places, objects, and concepts. The fragmentary puzzle hints at a themed or varied crossword exercise with entries such as India leaves Ireland Medusa and Israel tribes along with common items like drinking cup and streetcar.
The assistant coach recalls Jeff Chappell, a burly but dim halfback, who strained to remember signals. Coach Judd punishes errors yet praises his potential, and after sessions in the coach’s room the team wins, with Jeff credited for key late-game turns.
The Raleigh Chronicle editor argues Truman benefits from a large federal workforce with millions of potential votes, cites California and Arizona projects, and warns Republicans must counter this bloc while defending constitutional states rights and fiscal payback. He also notes political anxieties after a Senate probe and a sports memory about Jeff Chappell’s decisive play.
The text shows disjointed dialogue including crude remarks about kissing and a joke about “getting a wife for three dollars” in Mexico. It references gender and sexual themes in a casual, comic tone, with mentions of interest and mistaken remarks.
A column features jokes about acrobats, girls, and sensations, ending with a quip about shipments and cargo. The text contrasts ship goods as cargo with car goods as shipments, reflecting a playful linguistic note in a dated newspaper style.
A playful exchange features Bet He Did asking who invented the hole in the doughnut and a jokey reply about a fresh air fiend. Correct Odds ponders the meaning of three balls before a pawnshop with a two to one bet on not getting it back. Acute Stage vents insomnia, saying it worsens even at wake time.
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