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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1950

Page

4

Atomic stockpiles, alliances shape future world war risk

Russia reportedly has 24 atomic bombs, building two per month, while the United States maintains a vastly larger and faster production stockpile, deterring a major conflict. The piece also notes Truman’s safety plans, Secret Service politics, and UN prospects in Korea Manchuria/rail power projects, plus a Sochi meeting of eastern European Communist chiefs.

Russia Red Army United Nations Cooperation Moscow Korea Manchuria Grand Coulee Bonneville Yalu River North Korea Suiho Port Arthur U. N United Nations U.N

Irene Dunne Plays Queen Victoria and Surreal Pranks in Films

Inez Gerhard notes Irene Dunne's convincing Queen Victoria in The Mudlark and describes Never a Dull Moment with a haystack fire, a stove blaze, and a cougar dish as drawn from Kay Swift. Goldwyn plans a Barbara Worth remake starring Dana Andrews in a semi documentary desert reclamation story with a central romance.

Irene Dunne Queen Victoria Samuel Goldwyn Barbara Worth Gary Cooper Dana Andrews West

Romberg the Dean of American Operetta Focuses on Melodies

Sigmund Romberg, labeled dean of American operetta, has written over 70 stage and screen works including Maytime and The Desert Song and about 2000 songs. He favors middle brow tastes, composes mainly on a Hammond organ, and plans a Broadway musical this winter while Hollywood prepares a film on his life.

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Neighborly curiosity turns mirror mystery into joke

Paul and Mrs. Whitney misinterpret a wall mirror as a window and fear a peeping intruder. After a cautious approach, the Phelpses explain the illusion, inviting the newcomers to join them for an evening.

Mrs. Whitney Paul Whitney Phelpses Paul

Arizona Governor to appear in Last Outpost film near Tucson

Governor Dan E. Garvey of Arizona will have a walk on role in Pine and Thomas The Last Outpost filmed near Tucson. He will likely play a corporal Yankee or Confederate soldier with the governor actor assured. Ronald Reagan Rhonda Fleming and Noah Beery Jr lead the cast.

Dan E. Garvey Arizona Pine Thomas Tucson Ronald Reagan Rhonda Fleming Noah Beery, Jr

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues List

A mixed list of across and down crossword clues including outer garment refuse of grapes capable notion attacks as of illness hair on horse s neck compensates behold sacred image Russ Ch gulf Lib calmed patron saint of Norway indehiscent fruit light boat fool presently conclude reted retired argon abbr free instrumental composition fate river It piano keys thick precious stones apple seed magnifying glass oil of rose petals under ground parts of plants spirit lamp wild lukewarm a strong ale bird of peace large plate for meat ahead particle molybdenum sym bitter vetch places a sally of troops couple syllabic stress epochs bodies of water down 1 competent 2 comply 3 entire amount.

Norway

Improbable Tales and the Charles Coghlan Return

New York nightlife chatter recalls impossible yarns from 1948 cannibals to a Tacoma insurance caper. Billy Rose recounts theatre gossip about Charles Coghlan quitting in Prince Edward Island, a Galveston heart attack, a tidal wave, and a coffin washed ashore bearing his name.

Billy Rose Lindy’s Deems Taylor Renault French Equatorial Africa Tacoma Washington Heaven Galveston Prince Edward Islaad Charles Coghlan

Experimental all iron house built in England long ago

An archaic report notes the construction of an all iron house in England nearly 150 years earlier and records that, despite age, the structure remained in use.

England

Calumet Farm Profits From Eight Month Grazing Plan

Calumet Farm in Lexington Kentucky grazes 200 Hereford steers on 1200 acres of bluegrass pastures. Manager J P Eberhardt says eight months of grazing yield similar net profits to a full year of feeding, with Herefords chosen for quietness and easy pasture movement.

Kentucky Calumet Farms Lexington Calumet Panhandle Texas Calumet Farm J. P. Erbnelhardt Eberhardt

Farmers Invest More Income in Fertilizer War-Era Study

A survey shows farmers allocate more of their income to fertilizer than before the war, yet current use may still be only half of economical potential. A standard guidance suggests 100 to 200 pounds per tillable acre annually, implying 12 tons for a 160 acre farm at 150 pounds per acre. Crop expenses should rise to boost yields, not cut costs.

Atomic Farmer Ganz Earns PhD in Pharmacology at Chicago

Aaron Ganz of Chicago nicknamed the atomic farmer earned a Doctor of Philosophy in pharmacology at the University of Chicago. He studied radioactive tobacco plants grown in air with radioactive carbon dioxide and tested nicotine in rats and mice to observe how the human body processes it. Findings show the body rapidly eliminates nicotine, with the liver absorbing more nicotine than other organs and the brain least.

Aaron Ganz Chicago University of Chicago Ganz

Winter day dress with curved waist detail pockets

A tailored daytime frock designed for busy schedules featuring curved waist detail and pockets. Offers both short and long sleeves for versatile wear.

Soap Premium Furniture Scheme Attracts Bride

Miss Dash asks Mr. Jones if soap premium certificates can furnish a house. He recalls a friend who supposedly furnished a six room home by collecting furniture certificates, with five rooms filled by soap.

Heifers Should be Bred By Weight Not Age

Dairymen face calving troubles in heifers bred at 15 to 16 months, caused by undergrown heifers. Specialists urge proper growing rations to mature heifers and speed their path to production.

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