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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1939
Page
8
Pattern 6312 offers a three piece knit suit for 6 8 and 10 year sizes. In stock inette stitch with a pleated looking skirt. includes materials list and stitch tips. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept at 259 W 14th St New York for instructions and pattern.
A collage of unusual legal and social observations notes courts once reclassifying trains as buildings and death by lynching as an accident, the US Supreme Court labeling airplanes as non self propelled, and portraits of quirky modern tech and nature. It mentions animated cartoons with few fingers, German chariot races using motorcycles, rare plant values, and a fleet of submarines estimated at about 700 worldwide.
A historical ad style note touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic aiding women for nearly ten years and closes with a Seneca quotation about withholding wisdom and a Young motto on fools and death.
Joseph W. LoBine analyzes how combatants seek backing from neutral states amid European tensions. The piece notes ongoing debates and shifts in diplomatic stance as nations weigh interests in a war context.
Unorthodox warfare stalls on the western front as trenches flood and weather delays mount. Germany massed at the Siegfrid line while Britain seeks neutral pacts and diplomacy with Turkey, Romania, and Russia. Chamberlain, Ribbentrop clash over promises as Finland and the Baltic absorb strategic attention amid shifting alignments.
Germany seizes the 5,000-ton U S S City of Flint after contraband trafficking to Britain. The voyage intertwines Soviet Britain and U S relations as the ship moves from mid Atlantic to Norway and Murmansk. Observers weigh the impact on global trade and neutrality law amid North Sea raids and British countermeasures.
The Senate trimmed debate time on the neutrality bill and moved to approve amendments banning 90 day credits to belligerents and lifting some shipping restrictions. Isolationists warned of House opposition while Texas Rep Dies publicized a pink list. In Phoenix Winnie Ruth Nelson, infamous 1931 trunk slayer, escaped from a state hospital with a note saying she would visit her father and husband.
November 15 reports Italy will inaugurate a Rome to Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires service. Washington sees U.S. push for Latin American business via multiple agencies. Pan American proposes LA to Mexico City route. American Export lines seeks New York to France service. November 27 Browder indicted over false passport. Hoover era seen as no grounds for prosecution. December 4 League of Nations may meet in Geneva amid wartime cannon.
This reader question item asks about a Muncie Indiana interview where a young man said they would not do it again for a million dollars due to stiff legs from operating a plane. It also quizzes on a new wage hour administrator candidate, Iowa hog bin construction, a European nation repaying war debt, and President Roosevelt’s church visit reprimand, with answers promised at the column bottom.
In South Bend Indiana and Washington DC major anti trust actions surge. The US accuses General Motors dealers of coercive financing practices while a broad set of cases targets the American Medical Association milk dealers building trades life insurers and motion picture interests. The Sherman act suit in DC targets the Association of American Railroads and 236 roads for refusing to co operate with motor carriers and cites a June 25 1937 AA R resolution on joint routes. ARRs President J J Pelley welcomed the move saying it will define railroads public interest limits.
President Roosevelt addressed the New York Herald Tribute forum on current events and criticized opponents of sending U.S. youths to fight in Europe. He labeled claims of a draft of American boys as an imaginary bogey man and rejected that anyone in power advocated such a move.
Report notes Robert McDaniels and Kelvin Baxter ending an endurance flight after 535 hours 45 minutes 4. Colonel Fleming referenced. Other items cite 76,000,000 bushels of corn stored under U S loans with government control by midwinter and a Hyde Park church incident involving prayer for King George to be strengthened against enemies.
In Little Rock Arkansas Robin Harvey was slashed by a stranger who paused to apologize saying he mistook Harvey for someone else. The assailant offered the remark as a surprise surrender after the attack, underscoring a curious moment of mistaken identity in a violent incident.
The Black Forest remains never truly black. In winter it lies arctic white, in June it glows scarlet with cranberries and yellow with arnica. In autumn it reddens with russet, while autumn mists turn it blue gray.
Local Salvation Army officers face an unpaid balance of £16,048. The report notes outstanding salaries and stipends across chapters, highlighting financial strain on regional leadership and requests for overdue payments from local units.
The canal runs from the port of Marseille in France to Port de Bone, claimed as the world's largest underground canal. It is reported as 4 percent miles long with a width of 72 feet.
Available data indicate snakes are immune to their own venom, contradicting the common belief that they bite themselves to death when threatened. Scientists note that venom mechanisms protect snakes from self harm and explain how autotoxicity is avoided in typical encounters.
The coroner's office traces its origins to Twentieth century England, outlining early duties and development of formal inquiry into deaths. The note highlights evolving legal roles, shifting jurisdiction, and administrative expansion shaping modern coroner systems.
Hundreds of towns can be reached through advertising in this newspaper with complete community rates available on application to Ads Mer. FP. C. Box 1950 Salt Lake City Utah.
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