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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1952
Page
2
The Lee Lantern notes spring training and the coming election season with a lively, if rambling, dive into candidates like Kefauver Eisenhower Taft and Stassen. It blends Texan political figures such as Connally Shivers and Morrow with vivid ring terms and social commentary on tax scandals welfare lines and penny-pinching humanity.
Dean Walter Rundell can call each student by name from first meeting. A Florida priest broadcasts Slow Poke outside mass for latecomers. LC plans Kurt Wiel operetta Down in the Valley with Miss Hildagarde Odhner and Mrs Lynn O'Hagan guiding. Little League tryouts announced for summer at the east gym diamond. Curtain time set April 3 at 8 pm in LC auditorium.
Readable vignettes show Jackie Summers chasing records but lacking phono graph while others—Minter, John Smith, Barbara Neal, Eugene Krizak, Norma Born—pursue quirky campus moments. The piece notes students sharing coffee, cards, jokes, and everyday antics across a lively school day.
Appleton-Century-Crofts publishes Spark of Life by Erich Maria Remarque about Nazi Germany's Mellern camp survivors Ruth Bucher Berger Lilienthal Ammers and prisoner 509 in a dramatic tale of faith hope and fear amidst hunger and hidden defiance.
The column promotes fashion trends inspired by American values of freedom and individuality. It highlights cotton, linen, and satin fabrics for spring outfits, advising vibrant color accents, midriff emphasis, and bold accessories like cummerbunds and lace textures to evoke a fresh, slender silhouette.
Audrey Neal notes a shift as audiences embrace spoken word over written texts. Radio and tape aid this revival, reversing decades of silent poetry while readers seek intimate, direct literary experience beyond private or street corner realms.
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