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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1949
Page
2
A News Item describes a chapel of prayer in the new United Nations headquarters with no altar or windows. Light enters as a shaft from the roof and a large marble slab memorializes war dead. The simple cylindrical chamber omits traditional religious symbols.
An essay envisions a simple chamber where Christians Jews Buddhists Muslims Hindus and others share a single space to seek divine guidance. It portrays this room as a universal temple or room at the inn and calls for interfaith understanding, charity, and respect across beliefs. It also recalls sermons and figures from multiple faiths, urging unity in a perilous era.
Innez Gerhard notes Betty Clark Ett y Clark stars on ABC as Betty Clark Sings though blind since birth. The piece highlights her 12th birthday graduation with over 90 percent average and her weekly rope skipping and roller skating. The article also references radio and TV industry notes with other performers.
In 1929 Ethan Pryor’s antique business earned $15,000 yearly and his infectious laugh drew Abigail and others into a cheerful life. By 1934 they face poverty, move to a small city room, and Eva– Abigail sells tickets while Ethan seeks work. A night at Tony’s rekindles the old laugh and leads to a job offer from Jones for a stock show.
Abigail and Ethan share a playful exchange as business recovers. People buy antiques and expand the shop by 1936, signaling a brighter mood. Ethan proclaims his freedom to laugh without costing anyone, affirming his love for Abigail.
A dense listing of crossword clues for across and down entries including many garbled spellings and misprints. The set features Hebrew patriarchs shortcuts landed measures and varied terse hints for common words with numerous errors and partial phrases.
Puzzle items list last week answers with clues including a gear wheel tooth constell ation short sleep river Switzerland and a music note. The fragment hints at a crossword style puzzle and possible theme connections among terms.
A reader argues baseball predates Abner Doubleday and Lincoln, citing letters from 1833 and records of 1840s play. The piece compares hitting philosophies of Nap Lajoie Ted Williams Ty Cobb and stresses pitching and batting technique while suggesting veteran observers aid players.
Harold Amot describes a folding canvas seat for four children that fits across the arm of a theater chair. A heavy canvas piece with wire hooks sewn to four corners allows portability in a pocket size, enabling children to see over heads.
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