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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1942
Page
1
Red Communiques acknowledge rising risk as new Frank forces escalate harassment against Nazis. CIO president proposes peace plan amid mounting tensions. Cargo planes win qualified approval after evaluation.
News notes on Soviet Don front flank attacks and warnings of a looming second front, Aleutian troop estimates, Petrillo denying record cancellation, CIO AFL unity talks led by Murray, beef shortages and Roosevelt remarks, Kaiser air transport plan and WPB reaction, with Cromwell urging airlift of supplies to fronts.
The piece argues Washington underestimates wartime costs. It cites Morgenthau, Henderson, Eccles, and Taft on inflation controls, tax policy, and compulsory savings. It warns the 1942 43 budget is too small and urges stronger measures, including bonds and saving, to curb inflation and fund war needs. It notes rising prices, government borrowing, and shifting tax exemptions.
Bankhage notes Education for Free Men as the week’s theme. Bombardiers spend about 31 seconds over targets directing bombs and adjusting the bombsight at 200 miles per hour. The Victory Book campaign reports a gross of books donated in five months. Indiana schools are labeled a large business firm, affecting nearly one third of the population daily.
In this home project briefing, a bathroom features bright morning glory motifs on towels curtains and a white and blue cupboard. It promotes scalloped edging and plywood trim with half inch screws and metal angle supports, plus pattern numbers for decorating transfers and scallops.
Food tips to stretch budgets and keep gear in good condition appear alongside a note on the Army term mess from a French origin. A soldier’s favorite meal is chicken dinner and his preferred cigarette is Camel, with local dealers promoting Camel cartons for servicemen.
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