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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1946

Page

4

Football stars and backfield frontiers in postwar college play

A veteran observer outlines potential All-America backs across major programs and weighs which teams may field the strongest lines and backfields. He notes Columbia’s backfield heft, Army’s top two ends, Illinois Yale Notre Dame and Alabama line strength, and Navy facing graduation of many stars under Tom Hamilton.

Blanchard Davis Wedemeyer Gilmer Fenimore Buddy Young Trippi Tucker Army Justice North Carolina Michigan Ohio State Indiana Patterson Sinobis Notre Dame Pennsylvania Columbia Southwest Texas Missouri Frank Leahy Johnny Lujack Midwest South Lou Little Alabama Georgia Rassides Kusserow Kasprzak Lou Luckman Governali Oklahoma eSo Young Illinois Yale Mancha Oklahoma A Wally Butts Barney Poole Foldberg Navy Tom Hamilton Hagberg Hamilton Kelly Scott Minisi Jenkins Ellsworth

Grammar Class Moment Reveals Tangle Over Verbs

A grammar classroom moment turns sour as a teacher prompts Willie with love conjugations I love you love he loves and Willie responds with a tense remark about a tangle in the classroom. The brief exchange captures a misstep in handling a sensitive topic during a language lesson.

Willie

Wordplay Joke: Cat Claws vs Comma Pause

A kid asks what separates a cat from a comma. The reply notes a cat has claws at the end of its paws while a comma marks a pause at the end of a clause.

Child Tracks Germs on Puppy Belief

A mother tells of cautioning her six year old to avoid germs. The child insists the family puppy has germs after claiming to see one hop, prompting a gentle correction about unseen germs and the puppy’s cleanliness.

Suzy CBS Katy Honey

Banker Earns His Fee With Clever Note

A Kansas City man visited his banker and asked about meeting his note next month. The banker admitted concern, and the client replied that his 6 percent payment proved the bank’s worry was justified.

Kansas City

An Ancient Malady Mrs Smith

The dialogue notes concern a maternal health issue referenced as an ancient malady. Mrs Smith mentions her son attends medical school conducting obstetrics research while Mrs Jones privately questions whether a cure has been discovered.

Baseball for Russia proposed by Army and Navy journal

The Army and Navy journal suggests introducing baseball to Russia to foster goodwill, proposing 1,000 uniformed Russian teams and a Moscow Petrograd world series. It questions potential political fallout, safety of players, and wartime tensions, while noting postwar unease and broader global instability.

The Army and Navy Journal Russia Moscow Petrograd Pravda Molotov Gromyko

Ennis Waters Lands Role After Travel Woes

Western Union report notes Ennis Waters late to work on RKO Crack Up due to stalled search for housing near Hollywood. He later secures a train sequence with Pat O'Brien and Claire Trevor. Meanwhile other radio and film notes highlight Christofer Lynch’s debut on Voice of Firestone, Robert Mitchum’s rising film profile, and various industry tidbits.

Ennis Waters RKO Irving Reis Waters Santa Ana Hollywood Reis Pat O’brien Claire Trevor Herbert Marshall Miss Trevor NBC Christofer Lynch Voice of Firestone Carnegie Hall Robert Mitchum Lockheed Teresa Wright United States Pictures John Garfield Dick Powell

Sewing circle patterns dainty tailored for girls

Fashion, Fall and Winter edition offers easy to make styles with special designs by America's top designers. Lots of ideas with accessories and price ten cents. High demand means some pattern numbers take longer to fill. Send orders to:

America

Scalloped Jacket Two Piece Dress Appeals to Young Girls

A darling two piece dress features a scalloped jacket with puffed sleeves and a Peter Pan collar. The swinging skirt attaches to a bodice for comfort, giving a grown up look like big sister's.

Population Extremes Across New York and South Dakota

New York County is so densely populated there is one resident per 322 square feet. Armstrong County South Dakota contrasts with one inhabitant per 57.5 square miles highlighting vast population spread.

New York County New York Armstrong County South Dakota

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