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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1951

Page

7

Crime in America reveals mob influence in St Louis and Louisiana

The Senate Crime Committee details extensive bookmaking and gambling networks in St Louis led by the Hogan mob Egan Rats and others. It highlights Western Union ties and a large Carroll Mooney operation with bets surpassing 20 million yearly. In Louisiana, New Orleans centers Costello Lansky Adonis crime, with Marcello control of casinos and slot machines and police complicity.

St. Louis Senate Crime Committee James Joseph Carroll Missouri-Southwest Illinois Hogan Mob Egan Rats Cuckoo Green Dagoes Carmelo Fresina Fresina Sheltons Birgers J. J. Carroll Carroll Carroll-Mooney East St. Louis Frank Costello Costello Washington C. J. Rich & Co Charles J Kewpie Rich & Co Wyman Rich Rich-Wyman Carroll-Mooney-Grady Western Union Telegraph Co Rich Company Western Union United States The Tive. Rich & Co William Molasky Louisiana National Crime Syndicate New Orleans de- Lesseps S. Morrison Costello- Lansky-Adonis Leutenant Philip Dandy Phil) Kastel Kastel Carlos Little Big Man Marcello al Capone Carlos Marcello Anthony John J. Grosch Orleans Parish Johnnie

Winterize Angling Tackle For Offseason Fun And Care

Jim Rhody guides anglers on winter tackle care with steps to clean oil and grease reels and lines, wipe and inspect rods, store bamboo and glass types, replace worn eyes, refurbish wraps, and refresh flies. Reading through catalogs engages anglers during the cold months.

Summer kill and meat outlook brighten days for Wisconsin

The article outlines summer fish kills in Wisconsin due to factors like high water temperatures and low oxygen, then shifts to USDA meat production forecasts. It notes pork remains strong, ham-based meals, and rising beef and veal output with better value cuts, aided by longer cattle feeding and cheaper lower grade beef.

U.S. Department of Agriculture

NEXT YEAR WE EAT BETTER Agricultural Bureau Forecast

The Bureau of Agricultural Economics predicts sufficient food supplies next year to improve average dietary intake, with more poultry, beef, fluid milk, ice cream, fats and oils excluding butter, frozen fruits and vegetables, and dried fruits. Butter and sweet potatoes are expected to decline in consumption, while farm production costs rise and prices may edge higher.

Washington Bureau of Agricultural Economics Bureau

Pattern No 175 Sew Rite Perforated Pattern

Pattern No 175 is a sew rite perforated pattern in sizes 14 16 18 20 40 42 44. Size 16 requires 2% yards of 32 or 35 inch fabric. Send 25 cents today for your copy of the Fall and Winter STYLIST pattern magazine. Gift patterns printed inside the book.

Fishing Frogs And Perch Trolling Tips

Anglers report catching white and yellow perch by trolling with bright spinners and worms. Shallow trolling helps locate fish and determine depth and location for success. Some anglers avoid frogs for humane reasons while others use frogs below the surface with or without a float.

RY mee RY mee Smiles Tie Game

A humorous item describes a wife buying two neckties for her husband. He wears one to breakfast prompting a gruff remark about the other, highlighting a quip about never changing. A few fragmented lines suggest varied snippets from a column.

A Preference on Whiskey Versus Bullets Dialog

A quotation exchange notes whiskey as a greater killer than bullets. One speaker favors whiskey over bullets as a fatal risk, prompting the other to agree or respond in kind. The brief dialogue captures a gunfire versus drinking sentiment common in wartime or frontier discussions.

Beauty Parlor Humorist Quips Turn Sister Joke

In a playful exchange, a remark questions if the sister is a humorist. The punchline reveals she works in a beauty parlor, delivering a lighthearted family quip.

Heavy Eating Ridiculed in Domestic Quip

A humorous exchange contrasts kitchen labor with a quip about who makes biscuits pies and puddings. The joke centers on a hired girl doing heavy work while the wife handles baking. The line reflects kitchen duty stereotypes in a domestic setting.

Weather Returns With Simple Outdoor Surprise

A lighthearted exchange notes that the weather was immediately noticeable when stepping outside. No dramatic events or forecasts are mentioned, just the immediate, tangible climate upon arrival.

Night-Fighter Pilots See Movies in the Afternoons

Night fighter pilots of the First Marine Aircraft Wing in Korea shift from daytime rest to afternoon matinee screenings. With night missions against Communist convoys and troop concentrations, crews now enjoy current movies in the daylight, easing the strain of nocturnal operations.

Marine Japan Korea

Holland Tulip Festival Expands With 200000 More Bulbs

Holland Michigan begins planting 200000 additional tulip bulbs for next year’s festival. Supt Dick Smallenberg notes a new fifteen block long line added to existing tulip beds. The annual event draws thousands of visitors to the city.

Holland, Mich

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