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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1952
Page
8
The Reader's Date Book urges Lib eral Kansas and other communities to plan a Pancake Day celebration before Lent. It describes races, fundraising, committee work, and publicity ideas to engage local groups, schools, and merchants, noting the Olney England race as a model.
Thousands of communities will observe World Day of Prayer on Friday February 29 marking the 65th annual event. Observances include church bells, special programs for children, and closings of some establishments as women from United Church Women sponsor the event to foster Christian unity and peace.
Washington correspondent notes Chicago’s stockyards site the International Amphitheatre will host the 1952 Republican and Democratic national conventions. The move from downtown Chicago to the west side marks a historic shift for the nominating events. Delegates are projected at 1499 Republicans and 230 Democrats, about changes from 1948 figures.
The article notes Dorothy Sarnoff gaining prominence in television and rushing to Hollywood for a film, possibly The King and I. It mentions Margaret Trutan’s relaxed style during recording with the Boston Pops, and highlights Chicago’s Amphitheatre hosting both Republican and Democratic conventions in 1952 with air conditioning and expanded press facilities.
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Janet confronts George over a run down estate converted into family apartments. After his adverse ad promising no children renters, the project fills with couples and their kids, provoking a clash between romance and practicality as Janet and George face a changed future.
A historical overview argues the United States spent about 158 to 160 billion dollars from founding through Truman, covering wars, expansion, naval build up, welfare, and major projects. It criticizes ongoing spending and calls for restraint from Congress.
In 1949 Fannie Blanksen led the Netherlands with a standout sprint and relay performance. She won the 200 meters dash, anchored the 400 meters relay, and starred on the wing in a notable athletics meet.
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