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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1948
Page
5
A simple drying rack design promises to ease family disputes by providing dedicated space for stockings lingerie and children's clothes. The pattern guides step by step assembly from readily bought lumber and dowels with no special tools, offered for 25 cents via East-Bird Pattern Co. Pleasantville NY.
After lambs are sold or weaned, move ewes to drier pastures and reduce feed. Two to three weeks before the fall breeding season, shift to better pasture and provide legume hay or grain. This flushing method enhances the size and uniformity of the lamb crop.
Western Allies place Berlin issue before the UN Security Council after Moscow talks collapse. Bevin blames Russia for possible atomic war and warns of renewed efforts to lift the blockade. Analysts say Soviet power goals grow during the looming six months as American politics divide focus.
Three diplomats Yves Chataigneanu Walter Bedell Smith and Frank Roberts met Molotov for six weeks of talks on Germany and the Berlin blockade but achieved nothing. Moscow pressed for immediate repayment of the 11 billion lend lease, seeking to force U S out of Europe and seize control of the continent. The note kept secret for two weeks aimed to shift negotiations and force concessions amid fears of broader conflict.
A wave of 1948 model refrigerators was installed in all Senate offices, cost over ten thousand dollars, provoking questions about who ordered them and their purpose. Meanwhile the Atomic Energy Commission barred two CIO unions from atomic plants amid concerns over Soviet spy rings and loyalty requirements.
Washington reports amid AM circles debate whether stratovision will arrive. Promoters say if it fails to materialize millions in rural areas may be unable to receive television programs for years.
The article covers early X-1 rocket plane speed hints from Stuart Symington, the Berlin airlift delivering 200000 tons in 90 days, and debates over grain exports. It also profiles the stratovision concept by C E Nobles with Westinghouse and Glenn Martin backing.
A mixed page of classifieds listing sawmill capacity and acreage, gun availability and obsolescent hunting gear, tanning services and leather goods, photography services for roll processing, a Montana studio, a Jamestown machine shop for sale, a barber or beauty license query, and a Jacksonville barber shop and beauty culture license note.
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