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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1945

Page

6

4-H Forestry Camp Teaches Farm Woodlot Profit

Georgia program trains 60 4-H boys at Laura Walker State Park in a weeklong forestry course. They learn silviculture, fire control, seed collection, seedling planting, and timber valuation to promote continuous farm income. Sponsored by extension service, Union Bag and Paper, Brunwick Paper, and the Georgia Department of Forestry.

Georgia Laura S. Walker State Park Waycross Georgia Agricultural Extension Service Union Bag and Paper Corporation Brunwick Pulp and Paper Company Georgia Department of Forestry Extension Service South United States

Nazi Inventors Came Close to Winning War

Investigators report German laboratories pursued rapid research on infrared detection used in night tank warfare. Infrared filters and birdwandlers transformed hidden rays into images, informing anti tank actions. German jet fighters and rocket engines were emphasized over other designs, while German AA defenses faced control-system gaps.

Sherlock Holmes of the Library

G William Bergquist, chief investigator for the New York Public Library, tracks book thefts and forgeries. He solves 50 cases yearly for libraries and collectors, uses watermarks, ultraviolet light, microscopes and chemistry, and deciphers prints to expose fakes. He once worked as a cattle breeder and grocery salesman before becoming a librarian sleuth.

G. William Bergquist Bergquist New York Public Library Benjamin Franklin Lincoln Washington Mr. Bergquist Lincoln Legal Groton Preparatory School

Gay Gadgets and High School Teens in a Bright Spotlight

A playful retrospective from a student observer catalogs teen trends from engraved ID bracelets to Reindeer sweater clubs and two pennies in shoes to signal relationship status. It highlights crushes on Hollywood stars and ends by urging practical party lighting as the Blackout era ends and the lights return.

Junior

Minute Make Ups By Gabrielle

Practical hair care tips advise every woman to own a comb and brush and cleanse them with warm water and borax. Combs should have blunt teeth, no steel or wire. Brushes need firm bristles, avoid metal bristles. softer brushes help polish. Brushing stimulates circulation and cleanses the hair.

Ledger Syndicate WNU

New Electric Locomotive Weighs 500 Tons For Virginian Railway

General Electric to build a 1,000,000 pound electric locomotive at Erie Pennsylvania for delivery in 1946. Virginian Railway orders four of the 8,000 horsepower giants to haul heavy coal trains between Roanoke Virginia and Mullens West Virginia. Each engine uses two 4,000 horsepower motor generators feeding traction motors on 16 axles, powered by 11,000 volt overhead lines with 25 cycle supply.

United States General Electric Company Erie Virginian Railway Company Alleghany Virginian Roanoke Mullens W. Va

Attitude on Postwar Service Divides Congress

Washington readers watched Congress respond to President Truman's universal military training proposal. The piece notes strong pro and anti sentiments, with veterans and groups like the CIO AFL churches and colleges opposing or urging action. Dr. G. B. Chisholm argues education and mature restraint as paths to peace and warns of a choice between trained killers or slaves if maturity fails.

Truman Congress Washington United Nations Organization United Nations American Legion Federal Council of Churches Catholic Church Labor CIO AFL World Security Organization Chisholm

Barbs and War Time Reflections in Public Life

Bankgage Television aids police by exposing confidence rackets. War fosters generosity while the march of dimes increases gifts for infantile paralysis. The War Community Fund struggles postwar. A long gestation orchid mirrors endurance, while an espionage case ends in vindication and promotion for the wrongfully charged American service member.

War Community Fund

Faultless Starch Helps Clean Welder Overalls

Mrs. Claude Buchanan urges women with overalls to use Faultless Starch for easy cleaning and ironing. A light starch makes fabric permeable to keep dirt out, dissolve dirt upon washing, and reduce scrubbing, wear, and tear.

Huntsville Alabama Claude Buchanan Adv

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