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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1949
Page
1
A humorous column rails against marriages dissolving with mild goodbyes and magazine subtractions. It muses on public perceptions and calls for dramatic splits instead of gentle partings, citing Hollywood and political quips, a Peruvian mummy, and other oddities.
Gertrau e Berg revisits The Goldbergs on CBS Friday evenings as she blends acting and family life. Susan Hayward rises as Paramount shapes a star with a five thousand dollar weekly fee. Erskine Johnson will host a Paramount star weekly on Mutual. Vaughn Monroe sings in a forthcoming color western Singing Guns and monitors Eva Raines via radio. Burns and Allen reveal Willie Burns as producer after years of joking about him.
Randy, a police detective, poses as a lumber heir to trap Pamela, Tony Quarles's accomplice. After a tense pursuit, he shoots Tony at the Seaside and confronts Pamela with truth. Pamela reveals she never was Tony's girlfriend, leaving Randy to reconcile with the lie and the cost of the mission.
Crossword puzzle clues list with across and down entries, including word lengths and partial answers. Contains miscues and jumbled letters, outlining a reader challenge with terms like Precious stone, Amazon porpoise, Cleopatra related hints, and various language notes.
John D. Graham, a 53 year old Californian real estate man, claims the first achievement of climbing all 67 U S peaks over 14,000 feet. He completed North Palisade California and Grizzly Peak Colorado in a single week after years of pursuit, noting Colorado California and Washington hold the giants. His toughest ascent was North Palisade, where a rock avalanche narrowly missed him during a rope aided descent on a shadowed cliff.
Pravda marked Tank Day asserting Russia built the first tanks earlier and more advanced than Britain. Marshal Bogdanov wrote that Russian designs emerged before foreign work and that the first Russian tank was made in May 1915.
Chicago this week notes that a ballroom hula does not require a grass skirt. The national chanting masters association says hundreds of instructors across the U S and Canada perform the hula to teach customers. They warn hip undulations feel odd for some when not dressed traditionally.
A woman attempts to console a grieving youth unable to explain his sorrow. She urges him to cry, yet he insists he must weep in his own way.
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