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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1938

Page

2

Wages and Hours Fight Faces Parliamentary Hurdles

Washington observers predict a revival of the wage and hour bill this winter or spring but debate persists over administration method and who will enforce it. Frictions center on a proposed labor board, secretary Perkins influence, and party coalitions that blocked earlier attempts. The 1938 election looms as a practical pause before any major action resumes.

Washington Rules Committee William Green American Federation of Labor Roosevelt National Labor Relations Board A. F. of L Department of Labor Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins Capitol Hill House Perkins Senate Congress Jimmie

Adventurers Club Echoes a Crocodile Chase in Africa

John Dunker recounts a near fatal crossing in Gwelo Matabeleland when a river crossing on a dead tree trunk almost became his last leap. The man eating crocodile surfaced from the water as he discovered the trunk was not a safe stepping point. He escaped with a vivid recollection of fear and life’s prior thrills fading to insignificance.

Roosevelt Jimmie Jimmy Papa James M. Curley Boston Curley Senate Bay State James Roosevelt Massachusetts Opie Ello Golly South Africa Gwelo Matabeleland Southern Rhodesia John Dunker Brooklyn N. Y John Adventurers’ Club Bulawayo Zambesi Africa Selukwe

Deer Leap Theory From National Bureau of Standards

The National Bureau of Standards asserts that a deer could complete a leap if started with enough force, whether alive or dead, unless external force like a bullet reduced speed or the deer altered position to strike the far side on landing.

National Bureau of Standards

Polar Eskimos and Their Arctic Homelife

A readable sketch describes Polar Eskimos as a friendly people living far north in Greenland to Alaska. They migrate across the Arctic and dwell in skin tents during brief summers observed by observers of Arctic life.

Polar Eskimos Arctic Greenland Alaska

Inside Passage Route Described as Safe Waterway

A historic steamship path along British Columbia and Alaska spans about a thousand miles. The Inside Passage is sheltered by the insular mountain chain and island system, offering a protective corridor parallel to the coast.

British Columbia Alaska Insular

Needle shedding conifers in the North and South

The larch is the sole northern native conifer and the cypress the sole southern conifer that shed all needles annually. Most conifers lose only a portion of their needles each year.

Hollywood notes on films and radio programs of the era

The piece surveys film and radio trends, noting Twentieth Century Fox’s stunt-filled In Old Chicago, Carole Lombard’s True Confession, and renewed radio shows like Front Page News Thrill of the Week. It highlights Jean Muir leaving Warner Brothers for a London stage breakout, Benny Goodman’s band leadership by his sister Ethel, Marek Weber taking over The Contented Hour, and industry tidbits about Jack Benny Myrna Loy Edward G Robinson Glenn Morris and Tony the backstage bootblack at CBS.

Charles’ Martin Edgar Guest Bob Ripley Gabriel Heatter Paul Wing NBC Jack Benny Paramount Marlene Dietrich Jack Glenn Morris Tarzan Tony Bootblack New York Kate Smith Ee Hin

What Is the Maelstrom and Other Quiz Questions

The set asks about the Maelstrom near Norway and various facts. It notes a substitute bill replacing a defective one, Niagara Falls’ receding brink at about 2 percent per year, hippo hide about two inches thick, Mme Curie's Nobel prizes in 1903 and 1911, color-changing animals, a scaramouche as a ne'er-do-well, Disraeli's 1878 remark on Gladstone, Boulder Dam lake capacity versus Gatun Lake, and Lake Mead storage at 30 500 000 acre feet against 4 204 000 acre feet.

United States Boulder Dam Gatun Lake Panama Arctic Ocean Norway Niagara Falls Mme. Curie Disraeli London Gladstone Lake Mead

Courage Is All He Who Loses Wealth Loses All

Quote attributed to Cervantes on courage as the ultimate loss surpassing wealth or friends.

Cervantes

Creomulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief

An advertisement touts Creomulsion for chest colds bronchial irritation and persistent coughs claiming rapid relief and soothing of inflamed membranes. It asserts refunds if not satisfied after first bottle and urges asking for the single word Creomulsion on the bottle.

Strangers The Tongue And Judgment Quote

L'Estrange notes that strangers often clash with strong opinions as quick judgments arise. The saying hints at the mismatch between frank speech and reserved judgment.

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