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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1940

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Willkie visit spotlights Willkie and press fairness

A Colorado Springs visit with Willkie frames a columnist’s duties in interviewing a presidential candidate. The piece contrasts Willkie’s appeal with Roosevelt and Landon, notes radio and speech content as decisive factors, and cites training pilots and Civil Aeronautics efforts as broader wartime concerns.

Willkie Colorado Springs Rockies Pike's Peak Mary Pickford Mary Mr. Willkie Jie Remais Mr. Landon Mr. Roosevelt Wilkie Roosevelt Tie Tus Landon Col. Frank Knox Ogden Mills Hoover Mr. Hoover Knox and Mills Alfred Landon

Weekly News Review recounts largest Nazi air raid and global war alerts

The piece describes a claimed history’s greatest mass air raid with 1,000 Nazi planes over England from Scotland to Wales, including rail and Croydon airport hits, plus Mussolini’s Somaliland assault to control Suez and India lifelines. It notes aliens in the U S to register with fingerprinting and 15 questions in six languages.

U. S Wales Scotland Great Britain Berlin London England Midlands Thames Croydon Europe Germany Thames Valley Mussolinii Africa British Somaliland Suez Canal India Gambie Somaliland

Dismissal Report On 429 Refusing Nazi Bund Oath

A WPA commissioner announced that 429 work relief workers who refused to sign affidavits denying Nazi Bund or Communist membership have been discharged. The item also notes shifting headlines on naval ship naming, postmaster Farley’s new post, and evolving political debate with Wheeler and Willkie amid public policy talk.

WPA F. C. Harrington Nazi Bund Communist Party Roosevelt Bon Homme Richard John Paul Jones United States Navy James A. Farley Coca Cola Export Company New York Yankees Burton K. Wheeler Mont Washington Francis Biddle Bund Earl G. Harrison

Bermuda Protocol Etiquette Noted on Island Arrival

The duke and duchess of Windsor arrived in Bermuda while en route to the former king’s new post as governor of the Bahamas. Social precedent was shown by the wives of top matrons, Mrs Hastings Brooke and Lady Kennedy Purvis, who curtsied to the duke, while the duchess received a friendly nod.

Duke Duchess of Windsor Bermuda Bahamas Hastings Brooke Denis Kirwan Brooke Kennedy Purvis

British will trade island for destroyers in wartime plan

Washington insiders report that Britain would exchange island possessions for U S destroyers and small craft, plus allow use of bases, under a deal discussed with Roosevelt aides. The plan, welcomed by many in government, awaits the President’s move amid war uncertainty. Also noted are polling cautions from Psychological Corporation and a grand jury probe into I G Farben and American magnesium production. Albert Bosche, a 14 year old senator in waiting, publishes Washington Memoirs.

Washington D.C Great Britain United States Britain Roosevelt Stimson Navy Knox Psychological Corporation Henry C. Link U.S. Rubber Lord & Taylor Gimbels Department Store Fortune P. C Arthur V. Davis Aluminum Corporation of America Justice Department Davis Department Germany Grand Jury New York Capitol Jim Farrey Carter Glass Albert H. Bosche Senate

Special stamp requested for Mary Ball by Daughters of the American Colonists

The National Society of Daughters of the American Colonists asks the post office department to issue a Mary Ball commemorative stamp. A 1939 Japanese rayon yarn weighs 228,740,800 pounds and a $40 million fund supports army and navy veterans in China, Shina, and India. Japan ranks third among world rice producers, supplemented by imports.

National Society of Daughters of the American Colonists Post Office Department Mary Ball George Washington Japan China Shina India

Den mark withdraws autos amid severe gasoline rationing

Private automobiles and buses were withdrawn from use in Denmark due to severe gasoline rationing. About 60,000 vehicles were affected. Since 1917 the American public has increased consumption of salads malted milk whole milk fresh fruit canned fruit and fresh vegetables.

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