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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1951
Page
3
The Agriculture Department weighs a controversial program for small farmers based on land redivision or expanded crop controls. Two proposals include technical assistance and a farm loan scheme, with Brannan facing farm group opposition as Koreas cease fire talks unfold and political reshuffles loom.
Pearson argues new atomic weapons allow civil casualties to be avoided and enable striking enemy troops, shifting the Rhine crossing threat. He notes Ike's potential run, comments on General Allen, and recalls Groves' Smythe report controversy and censorship debates in Washington.
Dr. I Newton Kugelmass, a noted pediatrician, says thumb-sucking is as natural as breathing and only a concern after age two. He notes most children stop by then. persistent sucking may reflect feelings of unloved or needing comfort. Treat the child, not the symptom, he advises.
Washington pipeline era figure Robert Patterson told the Senate Judiciary Committee he retracts his support for Frieda Hennock as a U.S. judge. Patterson, a former U.S. Court of Appeals member, says new facts from the New York Bar Association prompted the change.
Farm income for the first eight months of 1951 runs at an annual rate of 21.5 billion dollars, up a quarter from 1950. Personal income in August hits 254.4 billion, about two billion above July. Retail inventories fell by 500 million in August, led by motor vehicles and building materials, while filling stations and eateries showed gains. OPS may aid enforcement of ceiling prices. 1,849 alleged violations in 1,053 meat plants show defiance. OPS allows in-line pricing for multiple goods and bases for canners may use 1949 or 1950 periods. Future price shifts include more auto costs, possible excise tax changes, and relief on electric bills. Prepared by the Washington Bureau of WNU Features.
A total of 176 naval hospital intern ships will be available to medical school students graduating in 1952. Prospective interns must meet all requirements for a commission in the Medical Corps US Naval Reserve and must serve a minimum of 24 months of active duty from the start of intern training. Deadline is January 7, 1952.
Ninety five percent of officers and a large share of enlisted in the 37th and 44th National Guard infantry divisions will receive voluntary military school training before active duty early next year. The plan follows lessons from six Guard divisions ordered to duty recently and aims to broaden regular Army commissions for top officer candidates. Distinguished graduates will be eligible to apply for direct regular Army appointments.
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