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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1947
Page
8
The film Caesar and Cleopatra depicts historical sky positions as seen over Egypt in 45 B C. The moonlit Sphinx scene features stars aligned to historical astronomical calculations, showcasing careful scientific recreation.
The piece promotes home baking with a variety of cakes from hot milk cake to banana pineapple and whipped cream cake. It includes practical recipes, tips on mixing and serving, and notes on serving ideas with lamb chops and cornbread as accompaniments. It emphasizes room temperature ingredients and the reclaiming of Saturday cake baking.
The menu features broiled sweetbreads with bacon and pineapple garnish, broiled tomatoes, potatoes au gratin, whole wheat muffins, whipped cream cake, and a beverage. The course list emphasizes savory starters, hearty sides, and a dessert centered on a whipped cream cake.
A December special session faces a clash over wartime taxes and a broader tax cut agenda. Republicans argue current taxes are sufficient to curb inflation and reduce debt, while Democrats say surpluses are needed to address national debt and potential foreign obligations. The issue will likely loom when the 80th Congress reconvenes in January.
H S Phillips reports Charley Luckman, head of a soap company, named chief of the President’s committee directing a drive to urge Americans to be more careful about food. The piece notes slogans, rising meat consumption, and the challenge of influencing homemakers amid wartime shortages.
The unions push a pro labor majority on the National Labor Relations Board amid concern Republicans fear overreach. Three of five members appear pro labor, with Herzog Houston and Murdock leaning left, Reynold minority, and Gray likely in the minority. The new general counsel Robert Denham may drive prosecutions and case enforcement.
Walter Winchell comments on Gabe Heatter's mistaken inflation view and predicts limited peace. He notes quips from A Maurois Elaine Rost Eliason and Martin, mentions WA Captain Kathleen Nash Durant released on bail, and observes stage news about Freres Shubert plans and Sardi's crowds on 52nd Street.
Tanley Bojens, ex-GI from San Diego, launches Peace by Postage to send parcels to families befriended by GIs abroad in hopes of making individuals less inclined to war. Harold Hermanson inspires Bethesda Chevy Chase high school alumni to fund education for children of war dead, backed by AMVETS support on anti monopoly and Marshall Plan issues. Senator Bridges mandates European trip wives’ expenses for appropriations committee members.
WRIGHT PATTERSON argues Congress protects minority incomes with wage floors but fails to cap rising costs for the general consumer. He contends inflation harms the common buyer as wages and food prices rise, urging lawmakers to consider the forgotten consumer who votes.
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