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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1949
Page
5
The editorial notes Britain seeks to relax terms of the 3.75 billion dollar loan pact, aiming to discriminate against American goods with open licenses for British imports. It suggests U S officials favor the plan and may bypass Congress to implement approval, amid Britain's financial crisis.
Elgin watches unveil a new mainspring technique that pre-forms the alloy arbor end to use the entire spring length, extending wind intervals and aiding forgetful wrists. Separately, veterans receive GI insurance surplus rebates via a simple form, with average payments around 175 dollars and eligibility tied to 90 days of service.
The Senate backed President Truman's fiscal plan with a 14.80 billion dollar defense appropriation, 500 million under his request. Opponents called the proposed economy amendment a political gesture while supporters argued it vital for public welfare. Color TV timelines were projected at four years with high price estimates for sets, adapters, and future demand.
Observers warned Tito could fall to assassination or Soviet military action as three Soviet divisions reached southern Hungary. Belgrade analysts doubted a quick war, noting Baltic and Polish success does not apply in Yugoslavia. Moscow risks triggering a European war if it uses force. otherwise diplomatic pressure may continue.
Washington reports President Truman plans changes in the Fine Arts Commission after a balcony controversy. Commission chairman Gilmore D. Clark and three other members await reappointment terms, amid lingering questions about the White House balcony deemed a public dispute from 1947 48.
Cedric Worth, special assistant to Navy Undersecretary D A Kimball, testified before the house committee probing the B 36 bomber program. Worth admitted writing the document with serious charges against Defense Secretary Johnson and former Air Force secretary Symington.
The article alleges Adolf Hitler helped a major international counterfeiting ring flooding New York and South America with bogus currency. Scotland Yard says hundreds of thousands of forged bills passed, tied to international criminals and former Mayfair society figures living in the south of France. Over $120,000 in forged U.S. dollars were recovered in about a week.
President Truman invited congressional leaders to the White House to discuss an end to the farm aid feud. Senator Thomas of Oklahoma, chairman of the Senate agriculture committee, said he hopes the President will spell out his exact farm program goals for next year.
Ringold Lady Dora a purebred Hampshire sows at Meadowlark Farms Sulliv an Indiana raised 10 pig litter weighing 447 pounds at 56 days to earn an eighth star in production registry. She has produced 81 pigs weighing 3 183 pounds across eight qualifying litters and 15 non qualifying pigs in two litters. Her sixth qualifying litter sold for 4365 dollars.
A music teacher asks Freddie about carrots in a bushel and a parent questions the link. The next day a professor explains the riddle by comparing it to beats in a measure, causing laughter.
The elder man explains why he marries a chorus girl rather than a peer, saying he’d rather smell perfume than liniment. The remark adds light humor to a local wedding anecdote and reflects his playful view on romance.
Evidence concludes that 2.4-D poses no harm to people or animals. Researchers cite exposure studies and safety assessments supporting benign effects under typical use.
The golden hamster has progressively risen in popularity for laboratory use, becoming a preferred model organism due to its size, breeding, and ease of care in research settings.
Terne coating involves applying a thin lead and tin layer to sheet steel to enhance corrosion resistance and durability.
The Cof finghoist Co unveils an adjustable blade tool called the adjusto blade that serves as hoe axe edger trencher sickle and scraper across seasons. Fred W. Coffing, inventor and head of the company, notes the blade is heat treated tool steel for added toughness and secure multiple positions.
Grain sorghum used for grazing proves economical for livestock feeding. Clemson extension specialist J. T. Graves says the crop provides valuable pasture when other grazing is scarce and fits well between summer pastures and green winter grazing crops.
A new freight plane is described as having such capacity that sixty of the aircraft could substitute for two hundred ten standard Berlin Air Lift planes, highlighting a dramatic efficiency gain.
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