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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1941

Page

3

Baron Von Killinger Amid Nazi Intrigue Highlighted in Rumor

In a column tracing Baron Manfred Von Killinger’s career, the piece notes his roles as German consul-general in San Francisco and later aide to Hitler. It speculates on a strategic Nazi maneuver involving Russia and discusses past allegations and intrigues linked to his name.

York Manfred von Killinger Russneeksee Europe Hitler Romania Herr Goebbels Russia Balkans Stalin Red Russia Baron von Killinger San Francisco Samuel Dickstein Congress Americanization Committee American Legion Mathias Erzberger Schulz Tillesen der Fuehrer Saxony

Rise to Fame of John O Hara and Other Tales from 1933

A column recounts John O Hara's early struggle and swift success after sending unfinished manuscripts to three publishers, leading to appointment in Samarra and Pal Joey. It also sketches a Sanitation Commissioner’s career, missionary George McAusland, and a Fiji Island romance involving Mary Doncaster and Corkran amid island life and pearls sought by a visiting ship.

Pottsville New York Hall Harcourt, Brace Samarra Joey Tabitha John O’hara George McAusland America Fiji Islands Mary Doncaster Honolulu Gilead Island Mary George Corkran

Island Drama of Pursuit and Escape in the Lagoon

Mary and George endure attacks as white men siege their island. Aulgar is killed. Corkran’s presence is hinted. Jarambo warns islanders while George plans defense, then is wounded and hidden with Mary as Itaui tends him in the jungle.

George Jarambo Mary Corkran Isaiah Itaui Staui Itaul

Ship Burned at Sea After Aulgar's Vessel Sunk

Jarambo reported that Aulgar's schooner was worked out into the open sea, set on fire, burned, and sunk. He said three white men were aboard the new ship, and one whose skin color was mentioned.

Jarambo Aulgar

Sewing tips for rug hooking without a frame

Ruth Wyeth Spears explains working without a frame can ease storage and visiting with rug hooking groups. She notes professionals use frames on a base and shows an amateur frame you can assemble with corner clamps from a hardware store. Book 5 covers burlap preparation and other rug designs. Book 6 offers braided and crocheted patterns.

Quiz Questions About History and Civics

A set of trivia questions covers Greece population census literacy standards by the Bureau of the Census conditions for a private in the U S army to wed the purpose of panegyric writing the dying words of a general and Johnson's impeachment vote margin.

Greece Bureau of the Census U. S. Army Andrew Johnson

Quiz With Answers and Military Context Noted

A fragment lists topics including a quiz with answers on various subjects and a note about a commanding officer's permission. It references James Wolfe after Quebec and a two-thirds vote of 35 to 19 required for conviction, implying a parliamentary or legal context from a historical page.

James Wolfe Quebec

Population figure for Greece and illiteracy rule

The document states Greece has a population of 6 204 684. It notes the Census defines any person aged 10 or older who cannot read or write in any language as illiterate.

Greece Bureau of the Census

Labor Is Worth The Price Of All We Hold Dear

A compact reflection quotes John Todd on labor and value, asserting that nothing worth possessing comes without effort and urging steadfast labor for all we have. The line frames a moral stance on toil, duty, and personal responsibility.

John Todd

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