15 Jun 1944
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
1
New candid shots reveal the Dionne quintuplets now ten years old in Canada. Marie leads fan mail while Cecile, Emilie, Yvonne and Odette showcase distinct personalities. They travel excitedly yet return home with parental caution amid public attention.
A wartime public notice warns that American forest fires waste timber crucial for victory. It cites 210,000 plus fires yearly, man caused mostly, diverting labor from war plants and farms, accelerating erosion, destroying wildlife, and undermining national security. It outlines causes, regional fire zones, and calls for public vigilance and strict fire control.
The article outlines growing tensions between Churchill and Roosevelt over postwar policy. It cites fears over India protection, China, and an ongoing debate about peace machinery with small powers, plus Steering toward a cooperative global order rather than a Metternich style balance of big powers. It also notes retirement pay abuses by senior officers and a MAIL BAG section with reader letters.
Observing precautions before building a campfire is essential. Follow state laws, obtain permission if needed, clear a five foot fire circle, build in a dug pit, and keep the fire small. Soak coals before leaving, maintain safe fire lines at mills, use spark arresters, and ensure thorough extinguishing of cigarettes and matches.
The notice warns against burning crop land without a permit from a ranger or fire warden and without meeting safety steps. It stresses avoiding burning during hot, dry, or windy weather and failing to have sufficient help, plowing a safety trail, or fully extinguishing smoldering grass after burning.
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