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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1949
Page
3
Senator Margaret Chase of Maine proposes women form their own world peace body. She argues photogenic women could make peace efforts more agreeable, noting men have had their chance and the world is tired of conflict.
The column argues women would drive peace by forming a female United Nations and sidelining men, joking that a female-led world could dominate media, with playful notes on misconceptions about gender roles. It also references Truman’s opening ball, Blair House piano, and trees planted in Fifth Avenue with humorous observations.
The piece recounts how Jim and Marian Jordan, trading a $10 bet for radio stardom, became Fibber McGee and Molly after early vaudeville and a WIBO audition. It notes Dr. Henry Darlington as TV family counselor on The Second Mrs Burton and Howard Duff’s tense reunion flight with Partners in Crime, recalling wartime headwinds and a poker game to steady nerves.
Young Glen Lloyd serves as sole warden on a moose poaching case in Birchill County. Chief Fred Mather assigns recon, Moe Stanford suspected. Glen hides on a ridgeline until a truck thunders toward him, he dodges impact, is struck, and later returns along the tote road.
Glen and Warden Loomis ambushed two poachers in a moving truck on the tote road. Glen restrained the men, then used a pistol to threaten the occupants until officers arrived. Chief Mather commended Supervisor Herrick for assigning capable rangers.
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The National Pastime notes a drop in young stars as baseball and golf rely on older elites. Prominent names like Musial Williams DiMaggio Boudreau Hagen Sarazen Jones and Ouimet trail a dearth of players under 25. Money prizes lure high schoolers, but value lags. Gene Sarazen reflects on aging talent and waning youth focus in golf.
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