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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1940

Page

2

Census Tussle Clouds 1940 U S Decennial Counts

Washington telegrams stir friction over census questions and penalties as Census Director William Austin contends with noncompliant locals in Racine and Kenosha. The piece traces congressional wrangling over personal data, anti personal question debates, and looming April field operations.

Washington Tus Racine Wis William Austin Hussein Chorces Uncle Sam James Rossel Kenosha Ins Rosselli Charles Tobov Rep N. H Franklin Roosevelt Census Bureau Tobey Autherty Senate Austin Vass Congress House Chie NLRB Agriculture Farm Credit Administration Department of Agriculture

Seabiscuit’s Comeback Triumph At Santa Anita

The Seabiscuit Johnny Pollard duo staged a famed return at Santa Anita, with Seabiscuit winning the $100 handicap in record time. Crowds of 75,000 hailed the victory, boosting Seabiscuit to the era’s top money winner surpassing Sim Beau, as rival claims of rigged results circulated.

Fiction Seabiscunt Johnny Potlard California Santa Anita Racetrack Biscni the Biscuit Johnny Pollard Pollard Seabiscuit New England Caliornia Ranch C. 3. Howard Tom Smyth Tanforan Santa Anita Kayak TI Hoyward Kayak Wy Lexbiscuit Sim Beau Equipoise Phar Lap Gallant Fox Zev Mate

Who's News This Week in Business and Culture

A roundup featuring George W. Hill of American Tobacco defending executive incentive pay amid a stockholder challenge, plus notes on radio innovation advances by Maj. Ed win F. Armstrong, Columbia professor. Adeleine Carroll details from Europe and Hollywood, highlighting her charity work for French civilians and early career.

Sonsgnanten New York George W. Hill American Tobacco Company Hill Mwe Banki Boone New Sales Ines Trill Wiliams College Percival S. Hill Maj Edwin F. Armstrong Columbia Jee de Forest Hayloft Alpine N. J Adeleine Carroll Europe Hollywood London Moving Picture

Five to six cities to start cotton clothing relief plan

Patterned after the surplus foods stamp program a cotton stamp plan for distributing clothing to relief families will start this month in five or six cities. The plan follows a wartime relief approach and aims to provide clothing assistance to needy families across communities.

Chicago War Department Aberdeen Proving Ground Brazil Britain Palestine Neville Chamberlain House of Commons House

General George C. Marshall Welcomed by Hawaii Air Review

U S Army Chief General George C. Marshall arrived in Hawaii to a flyover by 60 army planes. An in-flight collision of two ships led to parachute evacuations. The allied delegation including Frank Ashton-Gwatkin and Charles Rist aimed to ease U S anger over German blockade effects. They met Secretary of State Cordell Hull in Washington before a Vatican note announced Samuel A. Stritch as Chicago archbishop.

George C. Marshall U. S. Army Hawaii Frank Ashton-Gwatkin Charles Rist U. S I. S Washington Cordell Hull Samuel A. Stritch Chicago

Maiden voyage ends as Mirabeth achieves superlatives

Britain’s Garen Mirabeth completes her maiden voyage in New York amid record praise. A massive testing machine at the Pavy Aluminum Company of America in New Kensington proves its strength by breaking a solid oak log and striking an egg, causing a chick to jump out.

Britain Garen Mirabeth New York New Kensington Pavy Aluminum Company of America

Strange Facts and Versatile Products From Everyday Life

The article notes continuous growth in many organisms including trees and shellfish. It highlights over 400 nonfood farm uses for products like corn adhesives and egg in leather dressing, then mentions cultural customs in Japan, transatlantic clippers carrying more mail than rated, and a logistics note about clippers complying with post office mail.

Quote of Patrick Henry on liberty and virtue

The excerpt emphasizes that no free government or liberty can endure without justice moderation temperance frugality and virtue and a constant commitment to fundamental principles quoted as from Patrick Henry

Fatrick Henry

Women Believe "Trying Day" by taking Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription

An ad copy touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as boosting physical resistance and nutritional assimilation. It claims women can endure a trying day by taking the tonic, which is promoted for health benefits.

Dr. Pierce

Fortune Shifts With Age Gratian Insight Quote

A Maxim on aging states that power comes with youth at twenty, wit at thirty, and judgment at forty, reflecting a Latin proverb attributed to Gratian.

Gratian

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