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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1949
Page
9
The article summarizes the quail family as represented in America by five distinct genera. It notes the bird is secretive in behavior and inhabits mountains deserts southern and western grasslands.
Washington treasury officials grapple with what to do with a 10 karat collar button and three hairpins amid stacks of unclaimed items from Americans abroad. The stash includes bonds from 1865, a yellow fever medal, and various trinkets. no law allows public sale of German marks or Russian rubles.
In Rome Pope Pius told 6000 students that archaeological findings confirm the Apostle Peter is buried under the cupola of St. Peter's Church. He said the site has long been the tradition’s burial place and hinted at Holy Year timing. He urged study of Latin and modern languages for future leaders.
In Wales Wisconsin the charity of residents triggered a change to third class status for the town post office, forcing a competitive civil service exam to fill the postmaster position. Hazel B Mason, post mistress for 19 years, must compete. the village sent relief funds to Europe to meet the per year limit.
A bold black crow disrupts Hartford Wisconsin daily life with milk bottle tricks, stealing wiper blades, snatching clothespins, and harassing residents from Clar ence Smith to St Kilian's parish. The bird spooked shoppers and amused locals as it followed milk routes and dodged attempts to outwit it.
In London Harold Wilson announces in Commons the end of coupons for new clothing including wool garments. About half the clothing field is off ration with more changes possible. cotton cloth remains scarce and no relief for linen or men's shirts.
Output of television receivers totaled more than 975000 sets in 1948, with cumulative postwar production reaching 1160000. Radio set production surpassed 16 million that year, though radio output dipped about 20 percent from 1947 as manufacturers shifted capacity to television amid holiday shutdowns.
Simple tips show how to hang clothes to reduce swing on lines fold rings over jar rims and thread hangers through loops. Use tags on cords to read box contents from below save time locating items. Mark garden tools with feet measurements paint the hoe handle for easy planting.
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