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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1950
Page
7
Lavish fabrics such as woolens without lining, silks, velvets, and metallics move to the forefront of fashion. Tubular sheath silhouettes suit all sizes, while jewel embroideries brighten evening wear. Bold color ranges from blues and oranges to greens and pinks shape a vivid season. Wide necklines, fur-trim collars, and daring decolletage use are contrasted with practical dickeys and lace fills.
A fashion overview outlines current fall and winter trends. Hemlines stay midcalf with street-length fronts and back swoops. Skirts remain slim with wrapping, flounces, and petal-like shapes. Coats emphasize lavish detailing, loop weave chinchilla, reversible two-tone fabrics, and capes with velvet interiors.
A salesman caused a car crash while a coed asked for the time. the court upheld damages for her injuries. A newly married couple split after the mother in law refused hospitality, and the daughter-in-law lost a later suit. A sea lion legal dispute failed when the creature vanished and reappeared elsewhere. A knee electric shock during X rays led to no damages. The judge warned accidents occur in dangerous professions.
Margarita Blake writes from a Colorado ranch that her husband Ted and his two young sons live with his mother Aunt Sis and her companion Edna. Aunt Sis plans to leave nearly everything to Edna, leaving the family nearly destitute and disinherited despite years of struggle on the ranch. The letter asks if any similar case offers help or hope amid an implied, aging relative swayed by flattery and control.
Chicago reports a central depot advancing combat loaf production under the Associates Food & Container Institute. Laboratory work since WWII aims to end tasteless rations, with experts claiming canned bread and table rolls as a 25 calorie daily supply and more efficient lines to feed soldiers amid cold war tensions.
The piece recalls Connie Mack and the 1910 1914 Athletics, noting their dominance and later decline. It discusses attendance, payroll growth from 100000 to 1000000, star players, and Mack's management strengths and financial misfortune. It contrasts the early brilliance with the 1950s prospects and the Braves Boston season context.
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