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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1941
Page
2
Bernard M Baruch, a veteran financier and adviser to presidents since Taft, is pressed to steer U S defense policy. The 70 year old pragmatist extols observation over emotion, rejects paternalism, and has funded prep efforts while urging national mobilization within a streamlined government.
America's growing army is billed as the best fed in the nation with meals meticulously planned. Army officials cite high calorie and vitamin intakes, centralized procurement, new can sizes, and dehydrated foods as evidence of improved rations for soldiers.
A Washington observer notes that top figures often stay out of the spotlight. Harold N Graves, 54, heads the upcoming defense loan drive set to begin May 11. Graves brings 33 years in government service and a knack for getting things done with minimal fuss.
Washington announces government orders for more than 2000 automobile trailers to provide stopgap housing in defense areas. Farm Security will establish trailer camps and dormitories for housing families and single workers tied to short term defense employment, with output absorbing major trailer manufacturers for some time.
MINNEAPOLIS girls aged 15 to 25 show 65 percent higher tuberculosis mortality than their male peers, with women in child bearing ages most affected. The Northwestern National Life Insurance study urges health classes in high schools and prompt testing when exposures occur, noting early susceptibility.
Dr James W Barton notes life expectancy rises due to better management of chronic diseases and healthier living. He cites diabetes and pernicious anemia patients living longer through diet, rest, and regular medical guidance, plus safer handling of ulcers and allergic reactions to foods.
ARCEL HENRI REB IERE, a French cameraman, has arrived in the United States to film subjects for the March of Time. A veteran of the Army Cinematographic Service, he has worked in Siberia, French West Africa, and the Near East and becomes chief European cameraman for the production company.
Question box notes that surgery was once common for gastric ulcers but now diet and rest form the main treatment. Urge consulting a physician or hospital for an ulcer diet plan and to report progress, aiming to prevent further growth and complications.
Claudette Colbert rushed between scenes of Skylark to wish Barbara Stanwyck well on the Pioneer Woman set. A passing greeting revealed Stanwyck in full makeup as a 100 year old character, seated beside a portable dressing room.
The article notes that nearly every Metro set features a canine cast member. Buttons from the Lady Be Good troupe, a half beagle half fox terrier, shares a dressing room and performs a tap with Eleanor Powell. An old farm collie follows Ian Hunter on Billy the Kid, while two terriers on Blossoms in the Dust are camera hounds needing play time between shots.
Helen Mack has been chosen as Marge in the CBS radio serial Myrt and Marge. She recently returned from Hollywood where she acted in His Girl Friday and Power Dive, filling the vacancy left by the late Donna Flick who had long portrayed Marge.
After 61 dramatic roles Robert Young will become a song and dance man in the Metro musical Lady Be Good He will star with Ann Sothern and Eleanor Powell It will be his first screen song performance and includes a duet with Ann and a dance with Eleanor.
Fibber McGee and Molly's RKO picture will star Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz as leads with Edger Bergen and Charlie McCarthy. Warner Bros co stars Errol Flynn and Joan Leslie in The Constant Nymph. Shirley Temple begins a Universal contract. Babes on Broadway under Metro. Lupe Velez to co star in three major films with Leon Errol. Jason Bernie's son volunteers for the U S pig corps.
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