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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1946

Page

8

Fearful strike wave linked to Moscow plot, writer warns

Wright A Patterson cites labor turmoil from 1928 to 1946 as evidence of radical Russian led strikes aimed at Soviet style socialization of American production. He argues government intervention looms to seize business to avert inflation and defend free enterprise. He laments urban drift and urges rural readers to influence policy through local papers.

Moscow America Russia Congress Knoxville Washington

Ghost seen in graveyard ties to Alicia murder case

Amos claims he saw a ghost burying something in the old burying ground and a later sighting with Tom Fallon ties Megan to the Ridge incident. Detective Bob Reynolds pursues the open case as Megan and Laurence face romantic and family revelations while Jim confronts his past.

Amos Annie Weg Tom Fallon Lawrence Bob Reynolds Alicia Jim MacTavish Larry Reynolds Megan Jim Water Meg Tom Bob Miss MacTavish Laurence Meggie Fallon Falcon

Treasury aims to lift mood amid inflation era

Treasury Secretary Snyder argues depressing talk worsens the mood as production and prices falter. He cites consumer behavior in a meat purchase and warns that strikes harm wages and recovery, urging steady production and solutions before the election.

Washington Treasury Snyder

Sea Spider Catamaran Sets 20 MPH Speed Record

The Sea Spider a 25 foot catamaran with twin hulls spaced 12 feet apart tops 20 miles per hour on Long Island Sound in trials beating other sailing vessels and many motor boats according to Collier's.

Collier's Long Island Sound

Christmas smoking gifts for smokers

This ad suggests practical Christmas gifts for smokers, recommending Camel Cigarettes or Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco. It highlights a 206‑filter Camel Christmas carton and Prince Albert in one‑pound tins, noting festive gift wrap and wide dealer availability.

Prince Albert Ady

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