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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1940

Page

3

Allies Launch Counter Attack and Channel Ports Hit

News analysis notes Allied counter stroke led by General Weygand halts German advance near Arras and Abbeville. Germans reach Calais gates as the battle for the Channel ports looms large, with Britain preparing for potential air and land assault on England.

France Belgium Adolf Hitler Paris English Britain Netherlands Bellum Channel Arras Abbeville Calais Strait of Dover England Hiller

Shadows of Hitler seen in Goering’s Berlin vision

Goering describes Hitler as Frederick like a master military strategist during a Berlin visit. The piece notes reactions in Washington and Boston about defense boosts, army expansion, and punitive measures to meet total war, with Churchill and Roosevelt figures cited in a broader mobilization context.

Frederick the Great Adolf Hitler Marshal Goering Berlin Hitler Frederick Boston Senator Bridges Roosevelt Massachusetts Senator Lodge United States Wendell L. Willkie Somerville N. J Jack Winston Churchill Fife Germany U. S Senate Jesse Jones Econstration Finance Corporation Jones RFC Detroit Army Navy War Department Philadelphia Alf M. Landon Topeka Robst Washington Republican Party Landon Partics Greenland Atlantic Iceland Norway

Understanding the fifth column in wartime rhetoric

The excerpt explains the fifth column concept from Quiepa de Llano's remark. It defines internal supporters aiding an invading force, through sabotage or secrecy, and notes how such agents infiltrate during peacetime as students or workers, with Germany cited as using this in Denmark Norway Holland and Belgium.

Madrid Quiepa de Llano Fiji Caliama Denmark Noreey Holland Iulgium Cfifth

No Acreage Cut Despite War Surprise

Agriculture Secretary Henry A Wallace announced no reduction in major U S farm crop acreage. He cited wartime demand shifts and reduced exports after Germany’s invasions, with emphasis on boosting domestic use and storage for future needs.

U. S Henry A. Wallace Roosevelt Norway Denmark Belgium Netherlands

British Fleet Mortgage Plan Dominates U S Debates

Analysis of a proposed U S plan to mortgage the British fleet in exchange for war debt relief and immediate credits to allies. Discussion covers Western hemisphere defense, Greenland risk, and limits of Roosevelt administration cooperation with Latin America.

Washington, D. C U. S L. W Chip’) Hebert Democratic National Committee Western Hemisphere United States United Staties Pacific Atlantic Hemisphere Roosevelt Congress Panama Canal Latin America Brazil Philadelphia San Francisco U. S. Navy U. S. Army Navy House of Representatives Senate Vandenberg

Miss Fixit Finds Color Is Cheap Joy in Home Makeover

Ruth Wyeth discusses using a room color plan based on a favorite picture or fabric. A transforming old rocker showcases turquoise and chintz accents, illustrating how affordable color can revitalize a home. Readers are invited to request Book 4 for illustrated color guidance.

Miss Fixit

Mystery Wedding Certificate Gaffe Shocks Justice

A nervous young couple faced a puzzled justice of the peace as he pressed for vows. The groom stammered he did not know and the bride admitted doubt. The officiant declared with grim humor that perhaps they are man and wife after all.

Justice of the Peace

Flexibility Reserve Versus Perverseness Motto

Quotation noting preference for flexibility over perverseness and meekness over self love attributed to Hammond. The line contrasts virtue with excess and humility with self-regard in a philosophical tone.

Hammond

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