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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1946

Page

6

Isle Royale Becomes Nation’s Newest National Park

Isle Royale in Lake Superior is designated a national park after decades of preservation efforts led by Dr. William P. Scott. The rugged island, 46 miles long with 205 square miles, hosts moose, caribou, and diverse wildlife and attracts thousands of summer visitors while remaining remote in winter.

Isle Royale Lake Superior Blue Superior Michigan Big Lake Canada William P. Scott Battlewagon Big Island CCC Congress Roosevelt Department of Interior

Injured Soldier Richard Werner Regains Speech After Wounds

Richard J. Werner of Jamestown, New York, wounded in Germany March 25, 1945, with throat injury and severed vocal cords, defied doctors by regaining the ability to talk after months in army hospitals. He plans to try out for his school glee club.

Jamestown N. Y Richard J. Werner Germany Werner England Fort Devens Mass

No Longer 'Hopeless' New Arthritis Treatment Emerges

Dr. E. C. Andrews at the Ottawa Arthritis sanatorium in Illinois unveils a holistic, six day 48 point examination based program for arthritis. The approach diagnoses causes and treats the whole body, sending a complete report and plan to the patient's doctor for home supervision.

Ottawa Ill E. C. Andrews Arthritis Sanatorium and Illinois Ottawa Sanatorium

Even Beavers Populate County Road Floods in Greeley

GREELEY COLORADO beaver activity disrupts a county road after a dam built on an irrigation ditch floods the surface. Road workers remove the dam during the day and beavers restore it at night in a running back and forth. Sheriff Gus Anderson declines legal action and notifies Game Warden W. O. Adkins to trap the animals.

Greeley Colo Beavers Gus Anderson W. O. Adkins

Dutch Gift Plans Food Grants to Spur Weddings

The Dutch distribution service has authorized marriage inducements including extra wedding allowances. Readied foods cover a half pound loaf per guest, one pound margarine, six ration coupons for sweets or three for tobacco, two ounces of meat, one ounce of coffee, four quarts of milk and two pounds of sugar for the wedding feast.

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Shortage of Males Termed Romantic Sabotage

Washington reports that war left a scarce supply of single eligible males and calls it romantic sabotage in census figures. Statistics show more single men than single women in marriage able age groups while Dr. Hope T. Eldridge of the Census Bureau says there are still enough men to go around.

Washington Hope T. Eldridge Census Bureau la Follette Congress Democratic Party Senator la Follette Senate Walsh Massachusetts Wagner New York

Bobcats Threaten Oil Field Areas Near Thermopolis

In Thermopolis Wyoming Gayle Lewis reports rising bobcat numbers near the Warm Springs oil field pose a new menace. He uses tomcats to catch mice at his home and says three of his tomcats have been killed by foraging bobcats, causing mice to roam the oil field and track to his house.

Thermopolis Wyo Warm Springs Gayle Lewis Lewis

Aviation notes spur fans to fly to grid classics

College football fans plan to use private planes and commercial airliners to reach major games. Northwestern ticket manager reports rising flight inquiries to Evanston for Wildcats games. Alumni in several states buy season tickets and travel by air. groups charter planes for Ohio State and Northwestern Illinois games. A Nebraskan farmer uses a small plane to manage 25 000 acres and ranch operations, hoping air travel keeps his children on the farm.

Ernie Nordstrom Northwestern University Evanston Seattle Wash Colorado Texas Fort Lauderdale Fla Dewey C. Shaffer O'Neill Neb Larry Shaffer

Postwar GI Bill boosts private flying and training growth

The Civil Aeronautics Administration reports a surge in flight schools as veterans enroll under the GI bill. By August 1, 1946, 1,021 ground and flying schools operated nationwide, up from 405 at year start, with July adding 188 new approvals and 70 revalidations. ratings include basic 129 advanced 50 primary 637 instrument 193 and flight instructor 221. New helicopter showcased at Cleveland races. Also direct non stop air express from Seattle to Anchorage by Northwest Airlines, rate 60 cents per pound, minimum $1 per shipment.

Civil Aeronautics Administration CAA Anchorage Alaska United States Seattle Wash Northwest Airlines U. S Tokyo Shanghai Philippines Air Express

Washington Digest on Surplus Property Scandals

Democratic leaders confront surplus property questions tied to the War Assets administration. The Small Business committee plans hearings on 500 war plant dispositions, including aluminum and Geneva steel, to curb monopoly risks and reform agency practices amid intra party tensions.

War Assets Administration White House Geneva Utah United States Steel Corporation Colorado Fuel and Iron Corporation Rockies Chenoweth Colorado Small Business’ Committee Murray Aluminum Company of America Stuart Symington Egypt WAA Robert Littlejohn

Water wagon and modernist chairs in a political quip

The writer jokes that the water wagon is easier to hop on than off and complains about modernist chairs. He notes lobbyists must register with Congress and asks if they can register with the water. He contends bars keep crooks jailed and keep husbands from dinner. He cites Heidelberg’s rector on tolerance. The piece mocks political appeasement and fruit imagery.

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