Coffin Built Too Small Leads to Grim Irony in England
Morpeth England chimney sweep Anthony Pape died at 83 and had spent 20 years admiring a coffin he made from oak branches. The coffin proved too small when used, so it was discarded after his death.
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Morpeth
England
Anthony Pape
Pape
Two-Pants Suit Stages Comeback in U S Retail
New York reports the two-pants suit is staging a comeback after wartime decline. Max Udell Sons & Co. finds 34 percent of retailers will stock two pants suits, with Detroit and Chicago planning full uptake in some areas.
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New York
Max Udell Sons & Co
Detroit
Chicago
No Price Support Declared for Poultry This Year
C M Evans field representative of the Agriculture Department's Production and Marketing Admin poultry branch said there will be no government price supports this year for chickens or turkeys. He noted price support is not mandatory under the Agriculture Act of 1949 and urged producers to adjust operations if needed.
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C. M. Evans
Department of Agriculture
Production and Marketing Administration
Evans
Sonny Wisecarver Seeks Easy Living Advertisement Draws Attention
The 21 year old Sonny Wisecarver who eloped at 14 with a married woman and at 16 with another placed a newspaper ad seeking a way to live without working. He told a reporter he believes some can avoid work without being dishonest.
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Los Angeles
Sonny Wisecarver
Truth Hurts Families Debate Truth Telling
Dialogue sketches a mother and stepmother discussing honesty and its consequences. The first mother questions whether children fibs impact her, while the second notes greater concern when truth comes out at inappropriate times. The exchange highlights family tensions around honesty.
No Tramps Nowadays as In Former Years
A Paris man recalls a hungry old traveler who asked for food, noting the decline of tramp culture. He contrasts past roving hoboes driven by necessity with today’s social safety nets and unemployment, predicting the era of mass tramp travel has ended.
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A. W. Neville
Paris News
Tyler
Texas
Tulsa
Okla
Paris
Visiting bankers meet farmer in cow town joke
A visiting banker asks about a farmhand. The farmer replies the man is not merely hired help but the first vice president in charge of cows. The exchange highlights a rural finance joke about bank titles on a farm.
Government Holds 4 Billion in Farm Price Support Loans
Washington reports the United States government owns or has pledged collateral on 31 farm products worth about $4,000,000,000 as of January 31, including upland cotton, wheat, corn, tobacco, flaxseed, soybeans, potatoes, rice, butter, and wool. The list shows quantities and market values for both government-held stocks and farmer-c pledged collateral across commodities.
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Washington
Chicago Woman Sues Dentist Over Alleged Malpractice
Mrs Mildred Oswald sues Dr Joseph F Drasky in Chicago Circuit Court claiming five teeth were pulled without proper reason seeking damages of 25000 or 5000 per tooth in a malpractice case filed in Chicago.
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Chicago
Mildred Oswald
Joseph F. Drasky
Married women gain more jobs in postwar labor force
Census Bureau reports April 1949 about 8.7 million married women in the labor force, 500000 more than April 1948 and 1 million more than April 1947, surpassing single women by 3 million. note on ash wood for standard baseball bats mentioned.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Diverse classified notices across rentals sales and services
Classified items include two room rental, baby buggy sale, farm sale of Wittitee farm, four room Spearman house for immediate possession, sprayer and poison, Allis-Chalmers combine lease, Leonard grocery store for sale, lost social security purse, bake sale by OES, plow sweeps sizes, tractor rings, seed and feed, concrete work at Oak Hill Cemetery, red ball batteries, buying old newspapers, real estate services, insurance representation, floral service, land property listings, electrical supplies, eggs cream pecans hides prices, and more listings with contact names.
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Allis-Chalmers
The
Sun
Leonard
Texas
Lois Dean Taylor
Blanton Home & Auto Supply
Babcock Auto Store
Sudan
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ray Hyepock
Pilot Grove
Bassett’s
Karo Maxey
Stephens & Bryant
Reserve Life Insurance Co
Tom Barbeetf Flowers
Hannah Florists
Carrie Hamilton
Tom Barbee
Johnson Jewelry & Appliance
Brunswick
Ford
Chevrolet
Whitewright
C. J. Meadow Truck & Tractor Co
Palace Theatre
Paul Phillips
Phillips Grocery
Cole’s Hatchery
Coolerator
W. E. Stanford
First National Bank
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