28 Oct 1943
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1943
Page
1
Murals at the Uptown cafe draw bragging from proprietors and guests. Betty Smith of Brooklyn fame nears grandmotherhood as headlines note shifting social squabbles, wartime talk, and editorials on Tokyo and democracy.
Dr. William A. Albrecht of Missouri rebuts Edward H. Faulkner in Plowman’s Folly arguing the plow is not enemy of farming. He says plowing aerates soil, boosts nitrogen, and supports crop yields while erosion stems from continuous cropping and nutrient removal. He cautions against blanket dismissal and notes regional soil and climate differences govern plow use.
Reports from Berlin and London claim Nazi morale is cracking under Allied blows and Goebbels warnings. Will Rogers praises Allied cooperation in England. Senator Brewster grills General Somervell on oil strategy and Persian Gulf refiners. Railroad workers debate caboose sleeping and a joke about masked American soldiers in Iran.
Dr. Albrecht explains forest soils on the Atlantic seacoast lose nutrients when cleared and farmed. He notes low supply of lime phosphorus and nitrogen, and argues plowing and adding fertilizers or manures are needed to accelerate decomposition and nutrient release for crops or timber.
The Sunflower quilt design features diamond cut pieces and 14 inch blocks. Center uses vivid yellow with brown flecked and calico fabrics in cream yellow greens. To obtain full cutting patterns and finishing directions, send 16 cents with name and address to HOME NEEDLEWORK San Francisco.
A young navy candidate faced a general knowledge exam. When asked what animals eat grass the board repeated the question and the student finally replied with a misheard pun about admirals. The exchange exposes a humorous misunderstanding during the entry process.
Dust storms have been recorded as reaching up to three miles in height across the United States, indicating extreme atmospheric conditions and widespread dust events. Weather observers note ongoing dust activity amid arid regions.
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