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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1946
Page
2
A satirical look at modern life voices disdain for travel fatigue and city excesses. It lampoons billboards, dining costs, casual romance, and night clubs while mixing celebrity glimpses and wartime politics. It notes dangers of pedestrians and politics feeding Americanism.
The American Wildlife Institute a non profit Washington group leads conservation work since 1911 aiding 211 groups with public facts and training. It funds wildlife research in Maine rivers restocks Atlantic salmon and supports land use plans linking farming and habitat. The institute collaborates with Fish and Wildlife Service state conservation departments universities and the IUC in North American wildlife efforts.
A Federal survey shows rural listeners favor news and religious music over soap operas and jazz. Farmers rely on weather and market reports, call radio a lifeline to information, with 3 to 1 interest in news over other programs and strong attachment to commentators.
Streams and their steep banks are unsuited for pasture or cropland. Plant a broad strip along each side with clover or rough cover, add willows and other water-tolerant trees to provide cover and prevent bank erosion. In Illinois and northern Indiana, large marshlands were restored to natural state after years of failed farming attempts.
In a wry survey of postwar life the piece notes Germany’s shifting habits including a beer shortage, compares rising costs of raising a child through college to buying a house, and critiques Congress and the administration over veterans housing plans and inflation risks.
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