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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1949
Page
5
In a weekly analysis Baruch proposes a robust global control system for the atom plus readiness measures. He urges maintaining overwhelming advantage in weapon development, reexamining peacemaking strategy, and enacting a standby mobilization plan including civilian defense and price controls.
The first week of coal and steel strikes throttled output and jobs with about 100000 white collar layoffs, 49829 railroad furloughs, and steel mill curtailment. Mediator Cyrus Ching seeks settlements while CIO leader Murray warns of further 600000 steelworkers on strike by October. United Nations Day highlights world peace efforts and postwar progress.
Predicts a new wave of street sales as small tradesmen from butcher to candlestick maker may shift from Main Street to Mrs. America’s doorstep. The forecast arises as America's trailer coach manufacturers anticipate changes in retail salesmanship.
Russians eased border travel to lure west Germans into the Soviet zone for Peace Day demonstrations. Thousands of eastern Germans crossed into the western zone while only about 500 moved east. A Washington exhibit showcases complete line of house trailers and mobile services amid drive to ease shopping congestion. Chicago prepares for war by convening world’s first city defense conference on biological warfare.
The steel pension dispute is stuck as labor faces limits from John L. Lewis and Murray while bankers and directors led by J. P. Morgan oppose a pattern that costs labor contributions. Notable figures include Walter Gifford Sewell Avery James Black and George A. Sloan linked to major companies and utilities.
The text presents five current events quiz questions traced to 1949 era topics. It notes numbers about the UN Security Council seats, the shadow cabinet in Britain, aid by Britain Germany and France, dry states including Mississippi, and Guam’s acquisition in 1898 via the Treaty of Paris.
A wearable daytime dress features diagonal dress-front detail and short to three quarter sleeves. Pattern No. 8331 offers sizes 12 to 42 with 3 1 4 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 14 in short sleeve. Fall and Winter FASHION issue showcases American Designer Originals and fabric news with the pattern printed inside the book for 25 cents.
In a crime scene exchange, a robber threatens a stick-up while the victim bargains for the pistol. The victim offers all money in return for the firearm, then weapon exchange leads to a tense standoff as dialogue reveals shifting control.
In a large funeral, Kaplan sobs over a rich man he claims as no relative. Greenberg asks about the kinship, and Kaplan admits the man is not a relative, explaining his tears without real family ties.
Quarter inch plywood shelf and cookie box pattern with actual size cutting guides and a stencil design. Includes color decor guide. Send 25 cents to WOIK SHOP PATTERN SERVICE Drawer 10 Bedford Hills New York.
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