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Showing posts with label 1952. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1952. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Little Brother - Salo
Saturday Evening Post - 1952
"I told sis you were here. She gave a little cry and went back to sleep."
"I told sis you were here. She gave a little cry and went back to sleep."
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Moose Hunt - Caualli
Saturday Evening Post 1952
"I heard the moose yell 'Don't Shoot!', but I thought it was some kind of a trick"
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Just Married - Lamb
1952 Saturday Evening Post
"... the cuttest little airedale you ever saw ... she saved my life once ... pulled m eout of a churning river!"
We all have a history
"... the cuttest little airedale you ever saw ... she saved my life once ... pulled m eout of a churning river!"
We all have a history
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Wedding Day - John Day
1952 Saturday Evening Post
"Oh, I was just wondering what our first fight will be about, Fred ... er George?"
"Oh, I was just wondering what our first fight will be about, Fred ... er George?"
Friday, August 31, 2012
When Are You Going To Plug It In? -1952
January 30, 1952
What is not commonly known is that his second term was beset with a set of scandals known as “The Mess in Washington.” While never implicated in the scandal himself, Truman appointed many longtime friends who were not as ethical as he was to high political positions. The symbol of the scandal was General Harry Vaughn, Truman’s friend from World War I who became the president’s military aide.
What is not commonly known is that his second term was beset with a set of scandals known as “The Mess in Washington.” While never implicated in the scandal himself, Truman appointed many longtime friends who were not as ethical as he was to high political positions. The symbol of the scandal was General Harry Vaughn, Truman’s friend from World War I who became the president’s military aide.
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Debt Consolidation 1952
1952 The Saturday Evening Post (Goldstein)
"I'd like to combine all my little obligations into one backbreaking load"
And we think that scenes like this are unique to our modern day
"I'd like to combine all my little obligations into one backbreaking load"
And we think that scenes like this are unique to our modern day
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