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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1946

Page

3

Worthington King Turkey Day Reigns with Turkeys and Taste

Worthington Minnesota hosts King Turkey Day drawing about 50 000 visitors for a day of pancakes coffee vaudeville dance and a parade The event celebrates a large local turkey industry with hatcheries processing plants and air shipments and highlights include a speech by Secretary Clinton P Anderson and a Washington high school band performance

Worthington Minn Turkey Clinton P. Anderson Foundg Washington High School Band Sioux Falls S. D Worthington Civic and Commerce Association Minnesota

Tattoo File Aids in Identification in Michigan

East Lansing Michigan state police establish a tattoo file to aid criminal identification. Capt Harold Mulbar chief declares aimed at listing all known designs per person. The Michigan identification bureau created by the legislature in 1821 is among the largest of its kind and helps identify criminals and provide inmate histories.

East Lansing Mich Michigan State Posee Crimals Michigan Harold Mulbar Michigan State Identification Bureau

National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week Observed

Washington marks the first National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week to promote work for millions of disabled persons. The observance, proclaimed by President Truman and authorized by Congress, is led by the USES, Veterans Administration and Disabled American Veterans to boost public education and job placement with the new Hire the handicapped it’s good business trademark.

Washington National Congress Truman United States Employment Service Veterans’ Administration Disabled American Veterans Robert C. Goodwin

Disabled veterans urged for postwar jobs and retraining

Officials note many skilled tasks suit disabled veterans and civilian war workers, saying 83 percent of U S industries employed over a million handicapped workers who often surpassed non-disabled output. Maj. Gen. Erskine warns failing to provide retraining would waste valuable leadership and bravery.

Goodwin Graves B. Erskine

Aviation notes reveal new airports and pilots activity

Montrose Colorado gains a new airport manager for Monarch air lines as a 6000 foot runway nears completion and plans for regular flights begin. Oshkosh will dedicate a new airport with R W Havemann in charge. Polo Illinois opens its first privately owned Hamilton airport serving farmers and businessmen. Idaho pilots prepare for October 13 breakfast at Challis and old timers attend. Grounded Akron cloudhoppers return with BT 15 and training Cub planned. American military plane production jumps in August with 130 aircraft, mainly fighters and jet engines.

William Naff Montrose, Colo Monarch Airlines Monarch Oshkosh Wis R. W. Havemann South Side Businessmen’s Club Ogle County Ill Hamilton Polo Arch M. Hamilton Eldorado Tex E. H. Toplife Joe Wagley Carol Sproul Bill Edmiston Cloudhoppers University of Akron Akron Ohio Cloudhopper Club Guggenheim Aeronautical Institute

Pigs Learn Bottle Feeding From Makeshift Mother

Arlington Washington farmer A. R. Leagoe devised a novel method to raise nine piglets. He trained the piglets to drink from a bottle and installed a rack with nine bottles, enabling the sows rejection to be bypassed. The animals quickly grasped the technique and are thriving.

Arlington, Wash A. R. Leaguee

Village Receives Five-and-One-Half Ton World War II Howitzer

Flor dell Hills Missouri residents respond to Mayor Zieger request by receiving a memorial trophy. The five and a half ton gun arrived from Rock Island Arsenal at a freight cost of 86 dollars. Twenty citizens helped push the weapon to the city park.

Flordell Hills Walter Zieger Truman Rock Island, Ill

Washington Digest on Russia policy two-stream approach

The author notes two Russia elements in play the semi friendly public and the hostile leadership. He argues for a dual diplomacy that shows firmness while keeping lines open with Moscow and rejects a war-based solution. He cites Byrnes Germany plan as example and praises IBM word processors for translation.

Washington, D. C America Byrnes-Wallace Russia Moscow Amerika Byrnes Germany United States Europe United Nations

Blooded horses aboard strikebound ships ignore picket lines

Animal lovers note horses aboard strikebound vessels cross picket lines. Annabelle warns not every well-dressed young man is trustworthy. Amid maritime and trucking strikes Manhattan barbers and manicurists walked out. New Yorkers bite nails over prior troubles as some dogs and husbands refuse to stay home despite good feed.

Manhattan

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