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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1952
Page
3
A terse item notes base figures for a machinery supply firm in Winkler with a placeholder value quoted as 7 gs and an unclear designation ELLANEOUS. The text appears fragmentary and may reflect an OCR error or shorthand listing.
The passage catalogs several entertainers and productions. Wilson of Screen Radio promotes charity on air. Princess Elizabeth and Duke of Edinburgh visit Canada and the U.S. in Royal Journey. Joey Walsh appears in Goldwyn's Hans Christian Andersen. C B De Mille recounts a birth tale in North Carolina and Massachusetts. Paramount backs Charleton Heston in Warbonnet. Al Hodge teases interplanetary slang. Two Golden Circle players in Stalag 17 with Moore and Baldwin. Ursula Theiss minds English in Rome. Rex Bell aids The Las Vegas Story wardrobe. Eileen Barton survives a crash with minor injuries. Ministers from Allen to West Africa attend Pro-Broadcast workshops. Ringling North appears as himself in The Greatest Show on Earth. Warner Bros. to film The Green Light.
Fashion notes by Ertta Haley describe Spring line trends with light blues pastels pinks and crisp whites. Fabrics favor softer materials with pleating pin tucks and careful seam work. Silks and wools offer versatile suits and jackets with bolero styles, ornamented with embroidery and ribbons.
A survey of 1920s style notes ribbed woolen pleats and airy fabrics, with lacy tweeds, silk and worsted brocades, and a dominant white greatcoat. Wrap capes, box pleats, and bold colorways like wheat, pink mauve, and chartreuse define outfits. Silhouettes emphasize sculpted waists, elongated wine-stem lines, and varied drape.
A satirical critique of an expanding economy mocks debt and policy through fanciful metaphors about apples, cows, hens, and a skyward economy. It weaves in fashion notes about trimming, colors, and designers alongside mentions of Jose Ferrer in The Shrike and political jabs at Democrats.
A fragmented OCR fragment notes shifting language as old slang fades. It hints at seating late, public tastes, and how a hit should be a whistleable tune, reflecting nostalgia for a car era while new models arrive.
Carol Lane notes Americans spend about two billion dollars annually to add home like features to cars. Travelers can access a portable refrigerator, crib, desk on the steering column, and even in some states TV in the car.
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