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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1951
Page
2
The article quotes General Eisenhower stating that the United States would defend itself and could use the bomb if it proved necessary and morally justified. He frames nuclear use as a last resort tied to national security and peace, warning against aggression while reaffirming resolve.
A wide Senate passage lowers the draft age to 18 amid debate on propaganda and public pressure. Analysts wonder how five dissenters challenged the process while observers scrutinize reactions from mothers and the public across the nation.
The piece notes the high cost of liberty with the 1,000,000th American soldier possibly among casualties in the Korean conflict. It cites Korea totals of 52,448 killed or missing and 9,899 missing, estimating about 300 weekly casualties since the war began last June.
The recollection spans champions from 1905 to 1951. It highlights Joe Tinker and Johnny Evers of the 1908 Cubs, Don Granland Rice and the Athletics of 1910, Eddie Collins, Jack Barry, Eddie Stanky, Alvin Dark, Jackie Robinson, and Pee Wee Reese as emblematic players. It notes second-base strength around the league and the 1951 pennant race with Giants and Dodgers led by Stanky Dark Robinson and Reese, plus mentions Ted Williams and Ralph Kiner as power hitters and Fred Corcoran on Williams bat power.
James Heddon’s Sons of Dowagiac Michigan compile an extensive dossier on the largemouth bass. The article details its traits and distribution, record size, feeding versatility, and new Bronson reel spools touted for light tackle plug casting.
A Remington Arms release argues hunting accidents often stem from color blindness rather than trigger-happy shooters. Dr Elmer M Soles of the American Optometric Association notes many hunters are color blind and recommends high contrast red or black and white patterns to be seen by others in the woods.
Hunters in Oregon and California shot several black ducks during the recently closed season. It is not known if this marks the first appearance of the species in the Pacific flyway but the birds are rare and proving identification was challenging for sportsmen.
Old time workshop project detailing a cobbler bench with an underslung drawer and containers. Includes materials guidance, dual size cutting guides, illustrated steps, and a pattern price of 25c from New York.
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