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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1942

Page

7

Doctor frames tired feeling as nervous system issue

Mayo Clinic physician E. J. Kepler says tiredness stems from an imbalanced life cross of work love play and worship. He notes fatigue is common in early and middle adulthood and is largely psychological, with few effective remedies beyond adjustment and coping.

E. J. Kepler Mayo Clinic Kepler Frank Aerodrome Henrietta Welshpool Road Coldham Ware

Cheese and beans to replace red meat under rationing

A Food Requirements Committee plan suggests Americans will rely on cheese dried beans and vegetables as meat substitutes during voluntary reduction and coupon rationing. Agriculture figures show fish and poultry supplies will be well below prewar levels while per capita meat use remains near 24 pounds weekly under proposed limits.

Food Requirements Committee Agriculture Department War Production Board Food Branch

Night Fighter Frank Smith Intercepts German Bomber

Pilot Officer Frank Smith, a night fighter, engages a lone German bomber after a tense crawl through darkness. He notices a glow as the enemy aircraft appears, fires a rapid sextuple burst, and sees the bomber aflame as he pursues through the black sky.

Frank

Changes in Montana Institutions Proposed for Postwar Reform

Statewide reform recommendations to Gov. Ford call for legal revisions, including Montana income tax adjustments for nonresidents and jeopardy collections. Proposals urge moving surplus state insurance funds to the general fund, expanding fire insurance management, and postwar highway research funding. Also suggested are stricter pension handling, prison and ward improvements, and broader custody and parole responsibilities for state facilities and schools.

Sam C. Ford Montana Income Tax Department Ford State Insurance Fund State General Fund Highway Department Rail Insurance Board Columbia Falls Dowling Registrar of Motor Vehicles Office Senate House Helena State Board of Education Boulder Twin Bridges Public Welfare Department Warm Springs Miles City

Bare hillside sheds water like a roof says agronomist

E C Blair extension agronomist at North Carolina State College argues that a bare hillside acts as a roof by shedding water efficiently, highlighting erosion concerns and soil conservation implications.

E.C. Blair North Carolina States College

Manganese and Chrome Purchase Plan Extended Nine Months

Secretary of Commerce Jesse Jones announces a nine month extension of the chrome and manganese ore purchase program by the Metals Reserve Company. The program runs from April 1 to December 31 1943 with deliveries by truck to depots nationwide to aid ore producers and stimulate production.

Washington Jesse Jones The Metals Reserve Co Reconstruction Finance Corp Jones

Mississippi Packet Boat Resurrected

The Golden Eagle packet boat on the Mississippi has been revived after partial sinking near Chester Illinois. Robert Here ford, river lore expert and Caxton author, envisions a permanent river museum in St. Louis to honor the vessel and the era. The Golden Eagle Club formed by river rovers aims to preserve the boat’s name and history.

Mississippi Golden Eagle St. Louis Robert Hereford Caxton Golden Eagle Club Chester

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