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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1941

Page

3

Civil Service Job Guide Offers Nationwide Posts

A 32 page booklet details U S Civil Service openings across the country. It lists positions such as clerks typists nurses doctors border patrolmen machinists guards and more with requirements and salaries. The guide explains examination types and how to apply and provides an order address.

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Quick Kitchen Tips From A Home Desk Drawer

Cream cheese mixed with chili sauce or catsup makes a piquant filling for sandwiches and pairs well with hot beverages. A banana and two ounces of cream cheese mashed creates a tasty cracker spread. Use a rolled magazine as a sleeve pressing board. Remove date seeds with a paring knife and moisten fingers to prevent sticking. Store dates in a covered jar in a cupboard.

Arnold Pioneer In Army Aviation From Wrights to War Observer

Maj. Gen. Henry H. Arnold, chief of the army air corps, arrives in England as an official war observer. He learned to fly under the Wright brothers in Dayton, Ohio, and his career spans the early days of Army aviation. Arnold has dominated air warfare doctrine, urging mass production of aircraft, training of pilots, and expansion of plants and materials. His hobbies include cooking and writing fiction, though his pen has lately been idle.

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The Shipmates reflect on a pirate’s downfall and Peter’s treachery

Corkran recalls past loyalties aboard ship and the shifts in character shaped by life at sea. He judges Peter Carr as capable of great evil but lacking the nerve to carry out his worst schemes. The talk turns to reverence for the Cap’n and the perilous traps littering their voyage.

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End of a Sailor Tale With a Quiet Confession

In the final scene on deck Corkran affirms to Mary that Cap'n Corr and Richard will speak their minds soon and that they deserve a fair wait. The horizon signals land as the crew cheers, the parrot observes, and the couple’s future seems to hinge on honest words and home.

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Louis and Goops Heavyweight Fight Closes in Finish

The long bout features Joe Louis delivering a relentless assault on Pudge Goops from round one through ten. Goops survives the barrage with courage, but Louis lands decisive blows and ends with Goops down as the bout ends. A separate note mentions a Roosevelt hair portrait project for the President.

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Brazilian First Lady Impresses New York Attendees

Senhora Peixoto, wife of Ernani Do Amaral Peixoto and mother of Getulio Vargas, captivates guests in New York during the ship launch. She holds a law degree, served as secretary to her father, translates for her husband, and founded Fundacao Anchleta in Rio de Janeiro to provide free needlework training to Brazilian women.

Senhora Peixoto Moore-McCormack Rio de Janeiro Chester Ernani Do Amaral Peixoto Getulio Vargas Brazil Senhora University of Brazil New York Europe Fundacao Anchleta

Movie Critics Roar Over Rio vs Rebecca Rivalry

Column remarks on That Night in Rio and Rebecca as top film choices and awards. It notes public taste during wartime, references Ginger Rogers in Kitty Foyle, and humor about parachute training rookies and bingo during the war emergency. The piece contrasts American and London sentiment.

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Substituting Bulbs with Annuals for War-Scarce Gardens

With bulb supplies cut off by the war, gardeners turn to annuals for color and form. Early fall sowing yields summer blooms such as Sunshine Calendula and California Poppy, offering tulip-like shapes from Shirley Poppy and California Poppy. Larkspur replaces tulip colors, while Snapdragon varieties provide dwarf, rust-resistant massing options.

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Unfortunate One Quote by Seneca

A fragment reflecting Seneca on misfortune and personal trial. The saying laments those never facing adversity, noting such lack of trial denies their chance to test themselves.

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