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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1941

Page

3

Colonel Olds Seen as Forward Air Leader in Flying Fortress Era

Nation’s air power profile highlights Col. Robert Olds, new commander of the ferry command. A WWI flyer, he piloted a record 10 hour 45 minute air transport cross-country and led six flying fortresses to Argentina, earning the Distinguished Service Cross. His mix of administrative skill and piloting expertise marks him as a potential head of a separate air service. The piece also notes insights into sports writing toughness and mentions Atty. Gen. David T. Wilentz and Carlos Saavedra Lamas in related items.

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Gifted Children Provoke Mixed Reactions Across Eras

Chicago columnist reviews mounting tension around gifted children. Explains past methods from strict upbringing to express-yourself schooling, noting gifted youths' arrogance and discomfort they cause adults. Highlights Macaulay Mill Berle Hutchins and Punch as examples.

Roger Shaw Union Chicago Thomas Babington Macaulay Macaulay London New York

Neo-Victorian Discipline Faces Gifted Children Debate

The piece contrasts a neo-Victorian view urging structured, restrained play and extravert activities for gifted children with opponents labeling such stance as intellectual fascism. It notes gifted kids are often physically robust, active, and advanced, due to being placed in older classes, with debate over self expression and discipline shaping postwar attitudes.

Mussolini Henry Link Link America Statisticians

Wheat harvest near peak as 1941 outlook improves

Washington reports weather anxiety over food defense storage yet grain reserves stay high as winter wheat nears harvest. A 653 million bushel crop forecast tops 25 of 30 year highs. farm programs lift livestock and dairy prices while 1941 farm income may exceed prior estimates.

Washington Breuth Department ‘of Agriculture U. S. Department of Agriculture

Government Purchasing Simplified for Manufacturers

Washington outlines how U S government purchasing works as a large mail order system. A dedicated service and information office helps manufacturers by mail, guiding contact with the right purchasing agency and avoiding costly in person visits.

Washington Great Britain Uncle Sam Jesse Jones Department of Commerce Washington, D C Services and Information Office

Embroideries to Make You Proud

Pleasant dream guidance highlights embroidered sheets and pillowcases with flower motifs. Crochet edging noted as easy, offering a home craft appeal for decorative sewing projects.

Existence Rome Endured with Romans' Presence

A fragment hints at a broader reflection on endurance tied to Rome and its legacy, contrasting ancient resilience with American identity in a terse, pondering note. The text foregrounds cultural memory and continuity without detailing events or dates.

La Roche Foucauld Quote on Wit and Long-Run Value

A fragment cites La Roche Foucauld comparing wit to long‑term value, suggesting that steady substance matters more than immediate sharpness. The remark emphasizes patience and enduring impact over cleverness alone.

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