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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
2
Washington discusses the federal power act and Roosevelt's prudent investment theory. The article notes the Carolina Aluminum appeal on the Yadkin project, possible licenses, and the wider impact on investor funds, taxation, and utility expansion amid congressional opposition.
Pete Geat of Sunnyside LI joined a coal barge crew bound 195 miles offshore southeast of Block Island. Fog and rough seas trapped them with a broken legged crewman, while Pete rang the fog bell for two nights and a day. A rescue plane spotted them on day five and the tow was recovered.
H. V. Morton writes in In Search of Wales that a Yale family property once owned by Elihu Yale lies buried near the Welsh village Bryn-Eglwys. The reference places the Yale connection in a remote, historic setting.
A fragment notes cock fighting as a traditional Cuban sport dating to the era of the first Spanish galleon arrival on the island, highlighting the sport as a staple of Cuban culture tied to colonial contact.
A portrait of Joseph Clark Grew, praised by Theodore Roosevelt and described as a skilled diplomat, rising from bear hunter to ambassador with a long career in Mexico City, Petrograd, Berlin, Vienna, Copenhagen and Berne. The piece notes Count Rene Doynes de St Quentin as France's ambassador to the United States, highlighting Franco Italian diplomatic tensions over Haile Selassie and Ethiopia.
Rows of colorful crocheted flowers create a vivid afghan. Crochet in seven inch strips with scraps or three shades for a jeweled look. Pattern 1623 from Germantown provides directions, illustrations, materials, and color ideas. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Ave New York NY.
The quiz answers note star points from atmospheric scintillation, the White House name formalized under Theodore Roosevelt, earth curvature about eight inches per mile, top US stamp denomination five dollars, water in a pail is slightly concave from capillarity, and the Marathon run was about 24 miles.
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