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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1942

Page

8

Care is urged in substitutes for fresh meat

A Northwestern National Life Insurance Co study warns meat rationing can harm health if substitutes rely on more starches and sweets. It recommends protein rich options like milk, cheese, eggs, soy products, beans and fish, with guidance for daily menus and the use of soy flour and grits to stretch meat dishes.

Northwestern National Life Insurance Co Lease-tend Germany United States Manchukuo

The Case of the Perfect Maid Part Two

Miss Lavinia and Miss Emily rely on a perfect maid Mary who vanishes along with jewelry. Miss Marple suspects the Skinner household and hints Emily may be the thief in disguise. Inspector Slack agrees to tests as Marple points to Gladys Holmes and a hidden prints trail.

Miss Lavinia Miss Marple Mary Emily Lavinia Skinner Edna St. Mary Mead Miss Emily Tress Mary Higgins Cornwall Slack Northumberland Much Benham Inspector Slack Meek Doctor Haydock London Lavinia England Miss Skinner Gladys Gladys Holmes Dittle Miss Emily Skinner

Great Falls Designated for 50 Defense Housing Units

Great Falls is designated as a housing area with permission to build 50 units for defense workers. Oscar A. Baarson of the War Production Board said Washington notified the local office. FHA Montana chief Ben S. Hill said no official notice yet, but expected multiple family units among approved plans. original applications called for 150 units.

Hill Great Falls

Women May Soon Be Called Upon To Man Lifeboats

A prospective policy shift in Britain signals women could be recruited to crew lifeboats. Officials weigh the change amid maritime safety discussions and gender role debates, with potential implications for rescue operations and staffing.

Britain

Moccasin Soldier Leads Castner Cutthroats in Aleutians

Lieut Robert Thompson, second in command of Castner's Cutthroats, serves in the Aleutian islands while his brother Lieut Gordon Thompson, a Marine, is reported missing in the South Pacific. The Thompsons run a 2000 acre wheat farm in the Judith Basin Montana. Robert, 24, grew up on the farm, attended Montana State College in Bozeman, and joined the army after graduation in 1940. The family hails from Moccasin and is proud of his service amid growing Castner recruitment.

Montana Lieut Robert Thompson Castner Aleutian Islands Gordon Thompson South Pacific Robert Grace Dailey Seattle Engineers Alaska Thompsons Judith Basin Montana State College Bozeman Moccasin High School Thompson Col Lawrence Castner Joseph C Bull) Castner

Room for Expanded Production Is Shown

The Montana water conservation board reports surveys showing room to expand agricultural production in Tongue river and Big Dry reclamation areas. State Engineer Fred Buck notes a federal soil study covering Big Dry in Garfield county near Jordan and Tongue river in Rosebud county south of Miles City. Jeff Matthews of Denver recommends stock ranching in upper project areas with enhanced lower areas for sugar beets and other irrigated crops.

Montana Water Conservation Board Tongue River Fred Buck United States Department of Agriculture Garfield County Jordan Rosebud County Miles City Federal Department Jeff Matthews Denver

War Relocation Office Opens in Helena for Japanese Evacuees

Frank Regan of Blackfoot Idaho and the War Relocation Authority have opened an Helena office to supervise field operations for Japanese evacuees working for sugar beet farmers in western Montana. More than 1,200 Japanese are currently employed in Montana.

Helena Frank Regan Blackfoot Idaho War Relocation Authority Montana

Miss Marple Seeks Stable Future for Gladys at Tea

Colonel Melchett praises Slack's efficiency in a scene where Miss Marple arranges tea with Edna and speaks to Gladys about settling into a good future when a suitable situation arises.

Miss Marple Much Benham Inspector Slack Colonel Melchett

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