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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1940

Page

2

General Johnson on U S Bases and War Policy

General Johnson argues for US air base use from Iceland to the Caribbean to strengthen self reliance and deter Europe. He criticizes delay, questions Canada Britain deals, and warns that naval aid to Britain risks direct US involvement in war, urging clear policy limits and defense focus in the Pacific.

U. S Iceland South American “Bulge Canada Europe Old Man Roosevelt Britain Asia Ickes Wallace Willkie New York America Alleghenies Mr. Willkie

Transcontinental airmail marks twenty years of flight progress

The piece notes September 8 marking twenty years since U S airmail Route No 1 opened in 1920. It outlines early planes with open cockpits, slow trips, and the leap to luxury liners. It highlights milestones including lighting, weather reporting, passenger service starting 1927, and the rise of stewardesses and modern schedules.

William Pittman Western Union Chicago American Aviation United Airlines U. S Congress Sagas of San Francisco Reno North Platte Neb Jack Knight Omaha Knight Iowa City United States Air Mail United Air Lines Transcontinental and Western Air Lines Coast To Coast Air America Inset de Haviland United Air Line

Bahamas readies for winter season with Duke of Windsor as governor

Nassau sees a busy social and tourism push as the Duke of Windsor and Duchess arrive to govern the Bahamas. Hotels fill, ships and planes run near capacity, new homes rise, and the Wintergren subdivision brings work for hundreds. Officials expect a strong tourist season despite wartime restrictions and reduced formal events.

Bahamas Duke of Windsor Nassau N. P England Wallis Warfield Simpson New York Hog Island Wintergren Government House George Street ERI Bede Clifford Emerald Beach Club Bahama Country Club Dundas

Bullitt to campaign for Britain aid as defense turmoil grows

Washington report says Ambassador Bullitt will campaign for national unity and aid to Britain, separating from the New Deal and not returning to France. Separately, defense production delays threaten a blowup in the defense program with Knudsen demanding action and loans from the RFC, amid rare internal rifts and security fears.

Bullitt Britain Bil Bullitt Roosevelt Great Britain France Defense Defense Commission White House William Knudsen General Motors Knudsen Congress Treasury Willkie Elwood

Breezy spring dress pattern 1942 B for girls

Simple diagram design offers a charming spring morning dress for daughters. Pattern 1942 B features a fitted princess waist, two braid trimmed panels, short sleeves, and a flutter sash bow. Flattering plaid gingham, cherry percale, or white with ric rac braid suit various fabrics.

Dental Emblem Marks Century of Scientific Dentistry

The American Dental Association will seek adoption of a new official emblem at its Cleveland convention September 9 to 13. The design uses a delta and omicron periphery for Odontos and the single serpent of Aesculapius at center, with inset of Dr. Wilfred Robinson, president-elect.

American Dental Association Cleveland Ohio Aesculapius Wilfred Robinson Association

Tin Shortage Not Threat to U S Security

A Steel magazine study on U S tin needs shows 1939 consumption at 70 460 tons of 166 500 world use while domestic output was only 134 tons. It notes about 43 percent of world tin is refined under British control, with sources in Malaya Siam Dutch East Indies Bolivia and Nigeria.

Hitler Marshall North Pole Cape Horn Pacific Natal Brazil Asia Indo-China East Indies Capitol Hill Knudsen Jesse Jones RFC Congress Jones U. S Willkie Washington Woodward TVA John L. Lewis Indiana University New York United States Steel Malaya Siam Dutch East Indies Bolivia Nigeria Fiself

Barbara Bell Pattern 1942 B Children’s DressSizes 4 6 8 10 12

Barbara Bell pattern 1942 B designed for children sizes four through twelve. Size six requires 24 percent of 35-inch material and 6 yards of ric rac. Send order to:

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General Johnson Washington, D. C U. Ss Norma Prescott Ekea Blitzkrieg Stimson General Marshall Merry Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Wacker Dr Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham
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