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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1940
Page
6
A collection of questions challenging modern Americans on patriotism, politics, and culture, juxtaposed with quotes from Fiorello La Guardia on fire duty and a joke about Du Ponts’ nylon hosiery rights. Includes satirical statements on automania and driver danger.
A short reflective verse encourages hard work and study for writers to earn lasting recognition. The passage then riffs on similes that compare neutrality to a waiter delivering a dinner check and to an unfamiliar face.
A prominent call urges mothers to counter anti American influence by civic study at home. Florence Kahn backs deep reading of the Constitution and dinner table discussion to guide children away from radical doctrines.
Virginia Vale reports Eevy Brown returns to film after a four month hospital stay from a serious car crash. Brown stars in So You Won't Talk as a timid reviewer and a gang boss in a comedy opposite Frances Robinson. The piece notes director Clarence Brown and references Edison the Man and Wayne Morris linked to Rosemary and Priscilla Lane in Warner Brothers productions.
Dr Charles Phillips Cooper longtime editor of the New York Evening Sun and later Columbia University journalism professor retires after more than 50 years in the field. He joined the Sun in 1889, served as city editor and managing editor, and mentored generations of reporters. Cooper known as The Human Sieve impressed readers with sharp copy discipline and quick news judgment. He supported modern journalism and praised today’s papers while cherishing a storied era of Park Row.
Betty Brewer advises would be learners to live next door to a non English speaking hungry family to learn Spanish, saying that fishing language skills from real need is effective. Columbia plans I Married Adventure release from Mrs Johnson biography later this month. The Court of Missing Heirs radio show moves earlier to a full half hour, having located claimants to over 120000 dollars in 28 weeks.
John Scott Trotter, Bing Crosby era conductor, finished work on Rhythm on the Range then flew 2,200 miles to celebrate his 32nd birthday with birthday cakes baked by his mother. A large homecoming gathered in Charlowe, North Carolina, Randolph Scott’s hometown, to welcome him back after his far travel.
The passage traces Brig. Gen Adna R Chafee Sr and Jr from frontier fighting with Kiowas and Comanches to modern mechanized corps akin to German panzer divisions. It notes Gen Chafee born 1884 in Junction City Kansas, West Point graduate 1906, and his son’s shift from cavalry to armored warfare studies.
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