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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1950
Page
6
A simple wall rack can be made by tacking a pinch-type clothespin near the sink or using a small spring mousetrap. Stained nickel faucets respond to polishing with spirits of ammonia on a soft cloth, then rinsing with hot water and soap and finishing with a dry cloth.
In a heated closed session the Congress debated tax policy with Dingell pressing to repeal excise taxes on working people. He challenged upper-bracket favors and oil and stock market loopholes urging relief for families with several kids. Milikin remained silent amid the clash.
A Washington debate over excise taxes on GI watches and a proposed withholding tax on stock dividends pits Gen. Omar Bradley against Sen. Walter George and others. The backers argue the dividend reporting closes a large tax gap, while opponents cite widows’ hardship. The piece also profiles the State Department undersecretaries and outlines U.S. policy toward Latin America, Germany, and Asia, stressing the Good Neighbor approach, economic aid, and anti-Communist goals.
INEZ GERHARD ONALD and Benita Colman launched The Halls of Ivy last January and created a hit both in the show and its theme song. A recording by the NBC program’s singing group was released due to high demand. College leaders praise the series while students joke about finding a president like Colman. Joe Wilman, noted for bowling prowess, signs to star in King of the Ten Pins in Columbia’s World of Sports shorts. UI’s Universal City now covers 256 acres with a new 140-acre tract, forming a vast self contained film plant in the San Fernando Valley.
Puzzle lists Across and Down clues covering Steep Nimbu plant and more with items like Deity Rocks Nonsense Sailor God of pleasure and many entries including lands measures music notes and expressions of contempt. The grid appears to include 32 84 and 89 positions with various language hints and numeric references.
In spring a transcontinental liner crashes in the Rocky Mountains. Glen Owens, stranded on White Crest valley, finds the wreck, helps two injured and saves a life. He earns a reward and national attention, then rejects offers to act in Hollywood for a ranch life with Leah Conroy.
This column reviews Ralph McGill’s Israel Revisited, praising its factual, prejudiced-free portrait of Israel post 1948. The author notes McGill’s Irish and Southern liberal perspective, journalistic rigor, and open-minded approach, finding the book a meticulous answer to what Israel is really like.
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