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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1937

Page

2

Third Term Question: Roosevelts Path to a Long Presidency

A 1940s analysis traces presidential term traditions from Washington to Roosevelt. It notes Jeffersons two term stance, 19th century efforts for longer service, and later debates about drafting Grant and Coolidge. The piece weighs constitutional options, public opinion, and fears of Caesarism.

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Courageous Ski Rescue on Winsel-Burg Mountain

Adventurer Eric K. Frank recounts a 1927 Alps incident where a party lost a member on Winsel-Burg. Frank sped down the slope at up to fifty miles per hour to intercept a skier heading for a deadly cliff, leaping into the path to slow the man and save him, suffering bruises in the attempt. The rescued skier uttered a single weak exclamation, and Frank remained silent.

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Cymbal Craft and Colonial Corn History

A brief note contrasts cymbal making with the strain of achieving perfect timbre in orchestral cymbals and recalls English colonists along the Atlantic coast recognizing corn's vital role in early colonial survival during harsh winters.

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