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Newspaper

Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1951

Page

2

MacArthur policy clash marks Korea debate in Congress

The article reviews Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s testimony before Congress on Korea, urging air strikes on China and a firm end to the war. It contrasts Secretary Marshall’s warnings against risk of a broader war and notes public contention over policy paths. It also covers rising U.S. land prices, effects of OPS rules on beef, and wartime borrowing cautions.

Douglas MacArthur United States Congress Pacific Truman Agai China Russia Asia MacArthur Main Street House Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Gen. MacArthur Far East Korea Marshall Europe Free World Red China Agrculture Department Midwest Fred Tomlin Pleasant Plains North Korea

The June Graduate and the Draft Hiring Trends

Northwestern National Life survey shows big firms hire June graduates despite possible future military service. Major corporations seek desirable employees for temporary roles and promise job security on return. Smaller employers recruit only for specific vacancies and seek draft-exempt workers.

Northwestern Na Ional Life Insurance Company Stecife

Camp Fire Girls Embrace Outdoor Living In Junior High Camps

Junior high Camp Fire Girls learn self sufficiency in remote Gypsy Haven and other sites. Girls cook on improvised stoves build stools from harvested branches and craft sunken coolers and drainage pits while paddling trips and tree house living illustrate pioneer spirit. A Wartime style Lost Kit and basic navigation rules accompany camping ethics for safety and self reliance.

America Whitman Wash Gypsy Haven Blue Birds Camp Fire Girls Adee Des Moines Jucky Horizon Club Des Moines River Portland Ore Dickinson N. D Camp Fire San Diego Blue Bird Ernest TI. Schmidt Schill Mendham N J

Outboard Trouble Sparks Romantic Turn in Mirror Lake

Freda Brandon battles a dead motor on Mirror Lake prompting a rescuer Len Curtain to introduce himself as a motor retriever. He confesses love and proposes marriage while Freda awaits Ray Hubbard’s arrival, then impulsively accepts Len’s offer amid a daydream of adventures.

Freda Mirror Lake Len Curtain Freda Brandon Ray Hubbard Ray Len

Script Contest Winners and Radio Programs Highlight Screen Talent

Ruth Chatterton Rouben Mammoulian and Kenneth MacGowan judged Dr Christian script contest with 2000 awarded to the winner. Other finalists receive 500 and 250 to 300 for broadcast plays. Judy Garland plans a film return after a Scotland tour. Dana Andrews advised on Scaled Cargo nautical tale. Carleton Young stars in The Blue Veil. I Was an American Spy features Ann Dvorak with General Clark in prologue.

Dana Andrews RKO Radio Carleton Young Monte Cristo Claire Phillips Philippines Ann Dvorak Allied Artists Mark Clark

Crossword Putle Across 4 Trembling 6 Bucket 10 Capital Egypt

Puzzle listing numerous crossword clues with definitions and cross references. Includes multiple numbered items such as Trembling bucket capital Egypt river Illinois flame muse of poetry and many others.

Capital Egypt River Switzerland

Last Week's Down 1 Suffered Dull Pain

The fragment lists a dull pain complaint and references St Arch 38 and a 40 year old member of a Mongoloid tribe with a Bachelor of Science abbreviation. The readable text is sparse and lacks a coherent article context.

ST. Arch

Dawes aided Chicago Century of Progress and public service

Wright A Patterson reviews Gen Charles Dawes role in Chicago’s Century of Progress expo and his public service career. Dawes and his brother Rufus funded the event, oversaw admissions, and left a lasting lakeside park. The piece also discusses postwar politics and calls for restraint toward J Edgar Hoover amid Cold War tensions.

Wright A. Patterson Charles G. Dawes Rufus Chicago Dawes Gen. Dawes Lake Front France England Treasury Dawes Bank Central Trust of Illinois Reconstruction Finance Corporation

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