Guest Columnists Take Over This Month
With Waler Winchell absent, a rotating slate of guest columnists conducts this month’s column, delivering analyses and commentary in his established voice and cadence.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1945
Page
2
With Waler Winchell absent, a rotating slate of guest columnists conducts this month’s column, delivering analyses and commentary in his established voice and cadence.
Babe Rutu argues that government policy harms youth baseball by rationing equipment. he cites sawdust filled balls and worn gloves as stalling the game. He stresses the need to protect future citizens and keep baseball thriving with midline strength and teaching for the next generation.
Government survey predicts record or near record production across crops in 1945 despite war strain. Wheat oats corn and potatoes lead gains with soybeans barley and rice also set to high yields. Ground preserved with soil practices and fertilizer use. land conservation cited as key to harvest prospects.
Fred M. Wingan discusses the urgent drive to curb tax evasion as the Treasury expands its investigative force to about 5,000 agents. He argues this effort protects honest taxpayers, boosts revenue, and supports wartime needs, citing morality and the risk of black market activity.
Wartime development proposes a four blade wind driven generator to charge heavy storage batteries. At 10 mph average wind, it would supply about 1 000 kilowatt hours of dependable power per month for house barn and farm needs including refrigerators and water systems. The plan seeks REA loan approval to finance purchase for farmers without rural power lines.
Folding table top toy chest with rope handles wheels and lid can be made from plywood scraps. Pattern 252 includes illustrated directions decoration color guide and requires 15 cents with name and address.
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