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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1952
Page
1
Decor guidance urges turning bedrooms into cheerful personal spaces. It covers color schemes, storage ideas, furniture refinishing, built in storage, shelving above beds, and rug choices to suit various styles while maintaining unity across rooms.
Estes Kefauver, famed gambling reformer, enters a high risk bid for the presidency with press commentary on his persona. The piece mocks political drama, TV potential, and the idea of a candidate moving from Information Please to national office while noting his reformist image and public appeal.
A Fargo reader argues alimony harms self respect and that many divorced women face late payments amid new families. The letter traces a wartime marriage, custody of a son, and a husband who remarries while refusing prompt support, urging tougher financial obligation while questioning fairness to both sides.
Urbana Champaign report notes color as a key visual element in housing plans. William Pusey of University of Minds small homes council outlines color strategies to harmonize or contrast while avoiding excessive material changes that can shrink perceived size. A dark body with white trim can improve appearance, and color panels can reduce perceived height for better proportions in developments.
Maybank of South Carolina, a Dixiecrat, openly opposes President Truman’s candidacy, signaling growing southern and intra party tensions. The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic stances, noting coalition trends, Taft’s Atlantic Pact stance, and Eisenhower’s differing positions on Korea, Europe, air power, universal training, and labor.
A wartime tale describes a draftee avoiding a chart by sitting in a chair and discovering the oculist beside him on a cinema visit. He asks if the bus goes to Shipley as the lights come up. The quip blends military bureaucracy and a comic misread.
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