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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
2
A compact survey of anecdotes about famous figures. It touches on censorship, Roosevelt, MacArthur, Joe Louis, Clemenceau, Napoleon, Shaw and others, highlighting how public figures handle publicity, diplomacy, and personal wit across eras.
A vast FBI Identification Division stores about 96.6 million fingerprint cards representing nearly 100 million people. The system, expanded during wartime, allows quick matching with only about 100 cards for comparison, aiding criminal and civilian identifications and locating missing persons across the nation.
The article traces early fingerprint work from 1686 by Marcello Malpighi through Henry, Faulds, Galton, and the 1901 Henry system at Scotland Yard. It notes the first police use in Sing Sing in 1903 and Leavenworth in 1904, with St. Louis adopting five days later under a Scotland Yard supervisor.
In two months the Truman administration shows a businesslike White House, with Secretary Ross concise and on time. Truman relies on capable diplomats, fires underperformers, and stresses domestic gains while facing foreign policy as his main weakness. Eisenhower’s rise follows MacArthur clashes, and Philadelphia’s UN bid is joked about by Evatt. Tobey shifts to internationalism, critiquing old trade allies.
A vintage knife box pattern shows how to repurpose the item for serving food or drinks or as a stand for plants, sewing, knitting, or reading matter. The guide promises home construction with simple joints, pine or maple wood, quick-drying glue, and a pull-out leaf stand. Pattern 281 is available by sending 13 cents with name and address.
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