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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1940

Page

3

Slopshire sound truck prank rocks Iowa rally

At a Republican rally in a rural camp, Len Hardesty exposes Senator Slopshire’s sound truck mishap as a staged attack. Adele and Limpy defend Uncle Laney, while the crowd roars. Adele reveals herself, and Len confronts the truck, promising to block access as the scene heats to a tense standoff.

Limpy Rutherford Senator Slopshire Lancy Len Hardesty Senate Uncle Lancy McNary Vandenberg Wilkie Helen Limpy Laney Adele Len Hardesty Iowa Brother Wilkie Pend O the

Senator quits campaign as kids are kidnapped during rally

The Senator halts his campaign after learning three girls were abducted from a rally. Olympia weeps as Baldy reports the sound truck and girls were taken by Brother Wilkie. The Senator confronts Jim Allen and knocks him down before leading Olympia away. TO BE CONTINUED.

Senate of the United States Alencon Delaporte Slopshire Slopshire Spike O’connor Sluggard Laney Olympia Millsville Trentfare Aunt Olympia Ben Baldy Wilkie Brother Rose United Opposition Jim Allen Jim

Our Turn Next and the World War Thought

A columnist critiques wartime sloganeering about fighting for democracy and examines whether nations will face a future war on American soil. It weighs strategic odds, mass air power, economic strangulation, and the need for sufficient superiority to prevail, warning against self-hypnosis and overconfidence.

England France Jimmy Cromwell Canada Alleghanies Germany Finland Hitler Phillips

Flared Skirt For Over Dressing Table By Ruth Wyeth Spears

Instructions describe cutting a flared dressing table skirt without fullness at the top using a white pique option or as an underlining for a full skirt. The diagram guides pattern cutting from a folded fabric, with points A and C marked to shape the skirt panel. The 32 page edition of Sewing for the Home Decorator offers other styles and home crafts. write Mrs Spears with 10 cents for a copy.

Ruth Wyeth Spears

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