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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1951
Page
2
Public apathy spurs renewed civilian defense drive urging private home owners to prepare for a possible atomic attack. Officials emphasize readiness steps for households and property protection amid ongoing national defense concerns.
A guide notes MEZ GERHARD Borge hosts a Mutual radio show in New York with rehearsal 5 to 7 p.m. and recording 7 to 9 p.m. It lists Ed Herlihy contracts, Guy Lombardo replacing Jack Benny, and camp broadcasts with Your Lucky Girl. Also outlines atomic shelter preparations and warnings from the film Survival Under Atomic Attack by Dr. Richard Gerstall, urging community viewings at Castle Films in New York City.
A psychology lecturer explains that a daughter's early fixation shifts from mother to father around age 12 or 13 and then returns to the mother as she approaches marriage. Mr. Harlow realizes his daughter Virginia is 13 and fears exposure of a secret powder stain and hair, hoping the shift will soon revert to harmony at home.
Puzzle lists across and down clues including river in German and various definitions for parts of speech and objects. Entries cover foods, cities, letters, and measurements with clues for Greek letters, noble titles, and miscellaneous abbreviations.
Virginia Senator Byrd argues a nine billion tax cut can be found by trimming strictly home projects and nondefense work while preserving defense needs. He cites a typical 30 million US families facing a $300 burden, and predicts public backlash against broader sacrifice. Local Legion members discuss boycotting films tied to Communist ties.
The author ranks fastest pitchers led by Walter Johnson and Grove, notes Wad dell and Vance for breaking curves, and compares Johnson’s pure speed to Feller. He cites horse speed figures for Man o' War Citation Coal town Johnstown and Count Fleet, stressing track conditions and timing. The piece ends touching on basketball height debates.
The text outlines best storage temperatures for hatching eggs and warns against 40 degrees or lower and 60 to 70 degrees. It then gives tips for jewelry cleaning with soap and water, brushing carved surfaces, and drying. It adds cooking ideas using lemon cups, hampered by citrus prep, and a sausage pineapple bake with mustard and sweet potato casserole.
Platinum Nickel continues as an important producer of platinum metals supplying world markets with platinum palladium rhodium ruthenium and iridium. These metals are recovered as by products of nickel and copper refining operations.
An advisory note outlines that children may feel unsettled when left with strangers. It recommends inviting a new baby sitter to visit with the child and parent before the actual care period to build trust and familiarity.
Railroads operate about 384000 miles of track with roughly 49000 miles devoted to yard switching. This accounts for nearly one sixth of total track used for rail yard movements and related switching activity.
The article notes restricted zones around polling locations, with Chicago enforcing a 100 foot buffer to prohibit electioneering within that perimeter. It highlights the importance of maintaining neutral voting environments and guiding voters to the polling sites.
The Indian subcontinent recognizes 220 languages with three dominant families Aryo-Indian Dravidian and Tibeto-Burman used by 97 percent of the population. Experts urge inclusive policy to preserve linguistic heritage across states and communities.
Large irrigation region in California’s Imperial Valley covers over one million acres and ranks among the world’s largest and most productive agricultural areas. WNU-W 20 5.
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