22 May 1947
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1947
Page
1
President Aleman's Washington trip boosts U S Mexican ties with joint credit talks and praise for Washington. The visit featured a vitally supported plan for economic development, loans, irrigation expansion, and a stabilizing dollar exchange.
Long distance telephone oper ators accept a 440 a week pay increase ending a month long strike that tied up national communications. About 22 000 workers in 42 states gain vacation benefits and seniority rights with a one year renewal clause.
CHICAGO measured on a volume basis farm output in recent years was 30 to 35 percent above the 1935-39 average, despite a zero percent drop in farm workers. Gains came from mechanization, hybrid crop varieties, lower labor per unit, increased fertilizer and lime use, and more hybrid seed corn. Tractor and equipment production rose significantly between 1940 and 1944, lifting efficiency and costs. The piece notes the potential to raise farmer living standards via higher per capita production.
Squeeze Play Walter I proposed to Tessie in the garage. John what happened Walter Sue wouldn't set me back out. Fair Warning A mother took her seven year old son to the grocery store. The grocer noticed the boy egging a barrel of apples so he warned the boy. Any worms in this have apple better watch out for me the youngster retorted. The Kind He Knew The teacher asked pupils to draw Plymouth Rock Willie asked for a rooster instead.
A witty remark characterizes middle age as a time when a man prefers avoiding a good time rather than enduring a difficult one. The quip frames aging as a choice between restraint and overdoing pleasures.
A salesman guides a pursuer through a string of signs to reach a manager’s office. He directs movement past "No Ad mittance" and "Keep Out" to a corridor and a final "Bi lence" sign before shouting for the manager.
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