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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1940
Page
2
Washington reports on a struggling army recruitment due to youths' poor health and malnutrition, especially in cities, plus a global debate on crop control, European food needs, and how French fleet dispositions could impact the Monroe Doctrine amid wartime strategy.
Petain cites France’s lack of friends, men, and guns as key to surrender terms. In Washington, Roosevelt forms a coalition cabinet with Knox and Stimson, signaling united resolve. United States eyes a new Atlantic fleet and broad mobilization plans to prepare for war against fascist powers.
German steel firms offer cheaper steel with delivery guarantees to the American market as observers weigh the risk of a looming trade war. Berlin leverages France Belgium Luxembourg output to 40 million tons yearly while Britain’s sea blockade poses a threat to shipments.
Yale University President Charles Seymour warned the graduating class against a complacent attitude toward the threat posed by totalitarian states to democracy. The report notes Col. Charles A. Lindbergh’s radio call for the U S to stop gestures with an open gun and Senator Pittman’s reply urging Lindbergh to curb unfounded war fear. Prime Minister De Valera urged Irish volunteers to defend the country and defend against invasion at a national defense rally.
A general argues against drafting CCC boys as non combatants while urging full military training for all youths. He cites the need for basic drills, warns against selective service delays, and emphasizes equal sacrifice and preparation for a modern mechanized war.
Embroidered depiction titled Freedom's Lady hovers over New York Harbor with Miss Liberty motif. Describes democratic America heritage and a glowing touch of freedom. Priced 15 cents with transfer 20 91. Size about 17 by 21 inches. Send order to.
Practical advice covers cleaning with hot water and turpentine, protecting carving knives when stored, avoiding food sticks in saucepans, grass management to prevent weeds, painting fresh concrete after six months or using zinc sulphite workaround, and preserving linoleum with olive oil polish for surfaces and wooden furniture.
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