17 Jan 1946
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1946
Page
1
Poem fragment attributes news of the speaker to nature. Maynard Dixon cites a toad’s home in dust and sage and a mountain juniper as informants through their silence.
Edward Emerine profiles Arizona as a living land from deserts to pine plateaus. He notes Phoenix growth from 1868 to a 153000 metro, Oraibi as oldest US village, mining wealth, agriculture and citrus prosperity. Sidney Osborn, Phoenix born, is highlighted as long-time governor with a newspaper background.
A wartime report analyzes Justice Jackson's presentation in the Nuremberg era trial of Nazi leaders. It contrasts the legal fight to outlaw aggressive war with defense arguments that orders justified actions. The piece notes international law implications, judges, and reactions by German lawyers, plus reflections on postwar reconstruction and German youth activities.
The Navajos are the United States' largest group of full-blooded Indians with about 42,000 members across 45 clans. They inhabit a vast reservation of roughly one million acres with desert terrain of mesas canyons and windswept sands. Historically increasing in numbers since 1809 they pursue pastoral sheep farming and supplement income with blanket weaving silver work and pine nuts, showing notable artistic skill in hammered silver.
A whimsical note contrasts folk color myths across Germany France and Italy with a Washington headline claiming unemployment prospects brighter. The piece plays on hopeful beliefs against economic pessimism in a concise cultural snapshot.
Crochet instruction offer for a 7 by 7 inch Giant Strawberry Potholder. Red body with green seeds and crocheted leaves. pattern No 5338. Send 16 cents, name and address to obtain complete instructions.
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