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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1950
Page
2
A guide on enhancing beauty through highlighting strong features and downplaying weaknesses. It covers facial types, hat and dress choices, color schemes, and jewelry to suit necklines, hair, and skin tones. Emphasizes avoiding harsh colors and extreme styles while using tailored contrasts for balance.
A series of old court anecdotes shows how judges ruled on seating passengers alimony custody kidnapping and jury appeals. The tram passenger could not sue after waiving rights by staying aboard. A contractor must pay alimony despite remarriage if the second husband cannot support. A father’s right to custody stands unless overridden by a court order. A southern plaintiff’s plea to jurors was deemed improper as a sectional appeal.
Kathleen Norris portrays Linette a careful look at a failed affair with Robert Francis a medical student. Linette learns Robert left town without warning and no longer loves her. Norris advises rebuilding life through self discipline new activities and distant attachment ending with a suggestion to study a language and adopt a loving cocker puppy.
A National Geographic advised no shelter under beds during storms. Cars and airplanes are safer refuges due to steel bodies directing current away from occupants. Odds of death in the U S are about one in 365000 despite 44000 daily storms and 100 flashes per second globally. Temperatures in strokes reach 27000 F and discharges move rapidly between clouds. Lightning can strike same place twice, as with the Empire State Building, and may strike upward from the ground due to rapid current flows.
CORVALLIS Ore A W Gindquist entomologist at Oregon State College says science is creating a race of superflies. Flies developed 150 to 250 times more resistance to DDT after 14 gen, nearly immune after 58 gen. The insects resist other insecticides and are studied with radioactive DDT to measure absorption. This could guide development of a new pesticide.
Marilyn Kay Howard, a 13 year old from Chicago, has osteogenesis imperfecta causing brittle bones. Doctors at Illinois Research Hospital inserted stainless steel rods into her legs after removing sections of bone to reinforce them. She now uses crutches or a walker and may walk unaided in weeks as bones thicken with puberty.
Sgt Mikhail Kuratsyev, a 24 year old who fled into the British sector of Berlin, says Chechen and Ingush survivors are waging guerrilla warfare against Soviet rule in the Caucasus. He places their homeland near the former Chechen Ingush republic and notes enduring resistance to central authority.
In Chicago a couple, Ronald Ciszek and wife, built a home on the neighboring lots 22 and 23 instead of the intended 25 and 26 in North Elmhurst. After three years living with relatives, they discovered the mistake, sold the misused lots, paid 1600 dollars to the true owners, and filed suit against the surveyor for leading them astray.
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