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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
1
A Washington column admonishes Harry S Truman for blaming the press on alleged bias. It argues newspapers provide extensive coverage and ad space for his speeches and policies. The piece lauds the free press as vital to democracy and criticizes attacks on media fairness.
Radio pioneer Bill Quinn started at five with Adolphe Menjou Ruth Roland and Marion Davies. He later ran a family stationery shop before hosting a New York originated show. Jerry Hausner toured Europe then acted on The Great Gildersleeve. Lassie’s dog story and William Wyler’s boyhood in Mulhouse tie to wartime memories.
A jealous heir schemes a frenzied murder to inherit wealth. Alex contemplates strangling his uncle Jason Stoneleigh but opts for a staged killing using the uncle’s gun. He executes the plan, then is startled by police at midnight and is unable to explain himself.
In a tense inquiry scene Alex Stoneleigh faces a murder investigation his uncle’s death framed as suicide. The doctor confirms the uncle suffered a stroke a week earlier and that Jason Stoneleigh’s gun was found in his paralyzed right hand as authorities seek the truth.
Puzzle lists across and down clues including 1A molded mass 5A bird 9 Constellation 10 On the ocean and many more entries. It includes numbers 1 through 36 with clues for various parts of speech and definitions.
In spring 1923 the 21 year old Bill Dickey arrives at Yankee Stadium to join as catching and pitching coach. He recalls his high level play with the Yankees from 1928 to 1946 and his reputation as a clutch hitter and superb handler of pitchers. Dickey praises Joe Gordon and notes his influence on young players, while predicting his role in solving the Yankees battery issues under Casey Stengel.
Two rows of bright buttons run down the bodice front of this junior dress. The keyhole neckline flatters, and the full skirt is beloved by every teenager.
A vintage tips column describes practical crafts including mop strand knots to prevent fraying, faux pussywillows from crepe paper and chenille, festive cheese balls for salads, and methods for dusting lampshades with a shaving brush. It also suggests linoleum remnants become formal place mats by affixing to plywood and bright edge painting.
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