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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1944
Page
3
Western Newspaper Union notes the awaited Carl Carmer absent from the American Scriptures committee meeting. The piece also previews NBC Welcome Home Auditions outcomes and casts for I Love a Mystery, The Wonder Man, and other Hollywood projects with credits for Spencer Tracy Nina Foch Carole Mathews and Jim Bannon.
Tom Andrea, the first member of This Is the Army to receive an honorable discharge, signs a long-term deal with Warner Bros. Jack Carson is cast as the lead male in Mildred Pierce with Joan Crawford. RKO to produce The Legend of Sleepy Hollow as a musical. The Grand Ole Opry marks its 19th radio anniversary on November 28. Lloyd Nolan and Claire Trevor star in a radio program to tackle crime themes.
A light exchange shows two women joking about friendship choices with playful tone. Mrs Brown asserts selectivity while Mrs Blue agrees to the idea with cheerful response.
A playful exchange asks if love can be learned, with one partner proposing the idea of an acquired taste as the other responds with doubt and humor. The dialogue hints at evolving affection and mutual curiosity within a romantic dynamic.
Comic dialogue sketches a man named Smith trading his wife for whiskey and realizing only his thirst remains. Jones questions the loss as Smith admits the swap was for drink, not love, ending with a joke about craving more liquor.
A playful conversation unfolds as Ted jokes about his partner resembling an Easter egg. Ned questions the comparison then hears the quip that she is hand painted on the outside and hardboiled inside.
In a witty exchange, a stranger praises a town for its illuminated cemetery while a local recalls sharing similar thoughts with his wife, joking about perfect agreement on ideas.
A playful exchange features Brown joking about marriage while Blue suggests enthusiasm is enough. The lighthearted dialogue centers on relationship jokes and immediate plans. No formal proposals or timelines are stated.
Two rookies describe a hospital incident involving the sergeant. One says he was shot. the other says he died by self infliction on guard duty after forgetting a password. The account reflects a dramatic workplace misstep during night duties.
Jack and Mac exchange playful barbs about a new job and a firing with enthusiasm. Mac jokes he was indeed fired with enthusiasm, while Jack encourages the idea as a light humorous twist.
Jerry taunts Harry about watching him fish for hours and dares him to try it. Harry replies he lacks the patience to fish himself.
Frank Leahy reports from the Pacific on U S Navy submarine base recuperation centers offering two week rest periods with cottages and full athletic programs. Submariners gain leisure activities, movies, beer, and reading rooms to restore vitality before returning to patrols. Leahy, a former Notre Dame coach, supervised centers and advocates continued support for the effort.
The writer argues that service teams such as Randolph Field Ramblers, loaded with pros and veterans, deserve to face other strong service squads rather than major college teams. He suggests naming the two best service teams to meet in a bowl, noting Randolph Field’s dominance over Rice and Texas and contending no college team could beat them.
The Georgia Tech freshmen Bowen and Mathews, both 17, hold their own with veterans. They defeated Navy stars including Bob Jenkins Don Whitmire Ralph Ellsworth and Bruce Smith, signaling bright future for the team.
A list of eight trivia questions includes: Has any U S president won a unanimous electoral vote. The term describing star brightness. Abbreviation for the plural of madam. The vice president under Coolidge in his first term. Name for masculine and feminine woodland nymphs. State named from Ute Indians. Who laid the Capitol corner stone. Meaning of pantheon.
The list provides eight questions with concise answers: 1 George Washington 2 Magnitude 3 Mmes for mesdames 4 There was no vice president 5 Masculine satyr feminine dryad 6 Utah 7 George Washington 8 A temple of all the gods.
A Columbia University Press study by Lester V. Berrey finds Southern Appalachian and Ozark residents use Chaucerian figures of speech and pronunciations akin to 14th and 18th century writers. Examples include saying admiration means astonishment and pronouncing words oddly as fine for join bile for boil and sallet for salad.
The text notes human heart rates observed below 70 or above 100 were recorded in medical literature, with outliers as low as 42 and as high as 184 beats per minute, illustrating variability in pulsation.
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