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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1940

Page

2

Zany No More Martin Dies Grows in U S Esteem

Howard Lancaster profiles Martin Dies and the congressional Un-American Activities Committee as public opinion shifts. The piece traces Dies from ridicule to prominence, notes allies like Samuel Dickstein and Jack Garner, and outlines investigations into fascist and communist influence, labor unions, and wartime propaganda.

Martin Howard Lancaster Union Jashington Martin Dies Gypsy Rose Lee Shirley Temple Dies America un-Americanism Committee Washington Congress New York Samuel Dickstein Jack Garner Dickstein Hitler House Rules Committee New Deal Bundsfuehrer Fritz Kuhn Committee Congressional Frank Murphy Flint Murphy Roosevelt American League For Peace and Democracy Earl Browder Sing Sing Tom Dewey Harry Bridges Perkins Bridges Reene National Labor Relations Board LaFollette Civil Liberties Committee Ism United States

Frightful Death Themed List From Missouri Bureau Records

A comical and fragmented Missouri Bureau of Vital Statistics death certificate montage lists various causes of death. Entries mention fright from drunks, old age, a France battle hand grenade, food poisoning from a bologna sausage platter, and a century of trouble.

Efferson City Missouri Bureau of Vital Statistics France

A Ride With the Reaper and a Barefoot Rescue

Jeannette Lowitt of Arverne New York gains national attention for a barefoot dramatic dash to save a baby after a camphorated oil incident. She races to a doctor’s office, retrieves the child, and drives to the hospital where a crowd watches as the car stalls at a railroad crossing. The infant survives after a stomach pump.

Jeannette E. Lowitt Arverne N. Y Jeannette Rockaway Beach Mrs. Levin Beach Eighty-fourth Street Long Island Railroad Hammel Station

Rigid Air Safety Code Spurs US Aviation Lead

The article cites estimates that US commercial airlines spend far more on research maintenance and inspection than the rest of the world. It describes a new refuelling hose developed under strict safety standards using a gasoline resistant synthetic rubber compound and stranded stainless steel wire to prevent static electricity buildup.

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How to Make Garment Bags From Hand On Hand Materials

Ruth Wyeth Spears describes making garment bags for each family member using a%-inch board screw-eye and hooks for the foundation and muslin flour sacks with cotton scraps for the bag. Zippers up to 36 inches offer a wide opening, with bias tape initials and curved lines for style.

Ruth Wyeth Spears

Confetti Popcorn Color Varieties Crafted For Parties

Divide popcorn into three equal portions. Boil sugar butter water and coloring about 15 minutes until a thread forms. Add flavoring and coat popped corn then separate kernels. Repeat three times with different colors and flavors and mix batches for a festive snack.

Perpetual Ignorance Quote Cited by Elbert Hubbard

The excerpt presents Elbert Hubbard’s warning that perpetual ignorance stems from complacency with one’s opinions and knowledge, urging readers to seek ever fuller understanding rather than settle for certainty.

Elbert Hubbard

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