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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1950
Page
4
A playful scene shows a visitor asking a child what they will do when grown up. The child replies with a plan to raise mint and explains that money comes from mint. The exchange includes a quip about nurses and a jab about kissing from a passerby.
The American Medical Association notes community health councils rose from 82 to about 800 in two years. Councils aid hospital construction, beds, clinics, staffing, and public health services, with rural areas gaining especially from cooperative funding and mental health collaborations.
The article notes Inez Gerhard en Grauer marks twenty years in radio at NBC being a versatile figure. It highlights his roles as special events reporter sports commentator narrator moderator emcee and his international broadcasting including Berlin Israel and 11 countries. He is praised as a top all around broadcaster with a sharp humor letter from a fan and career in Hollywood entertainment gossip follows.
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Jim Orson travels 200 miles on horseback to confront Jules Snyder and gang members over the murder of Tom Orson. He intervenes in a three-on-one confrontation at Marc Newell’s place, defeats the attackers, and assures the boy that he achieved his purpose by delivering justice.
Sammy recalls Kennedy the Faker, a professional blind man who made a living at the Bowery bar Gargan’s. When two stick-up men robbed the place, Kennedy disarmed one attacker and threatened the other, then vanished into rumors and a final box of glass eyes sent after his funeral.
Payments to American families by their life insurance companies totaled 3,478,364,000 dollars in 1949, about forty percent higher than five years earlier, signaling a substantial rise in policy settlements across the industry.
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