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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1937

Page

2

The Hand That Saved a Submarine Hero Story

Ed Lowgreen of New York City is honored as a Distinguished Adventurer for his near-drowning rescue on a submerged submarine mission. The ship’s crew faced disaster when water flooded the hull as Ed and a petty officer struggled to lower radio gear. A split-second act by the partner saved both men and the crew, while Ed survived two dives and a boot snag before a rowboat finally pulled him to safety. The incident ends with a burial at sea and a commander’s tribute to a hero who saved the submarine and its crew.

Edward Lowgreen New York City Sweden Stockholm Tren Gaig Danzig Germany Tole i Ile Calet Wome Jin Subnarine Enire Q-Wnu Smilin Ed McConnell Iadio Blue Northwoods We Is Bem Ida Lupine Halleee Shims C. B.S New York Marlene Detrichi Budapest Hollywood Katherine Hepburn Kate Eddie Cantor Western Newsspci

Old Age Pensions In Primitive Australia Report

Australian Press Bureau notes a system of old age pensions among Kendall River blacks with taboos on foods for the young hunter. A government vessel visit led by Rev. W. F. Mackenzie prompted feasting when an alligator was shot, suspending the law. The scene describes native attire, body wounds, and ornament piercings amid the encounter.

Australia Kendall River Gulf of Carpentaria Australian Press Bureau W. F. Mackenzie Uki Mackenzie

Folk Cookery Across Britain Through Historic Dishes

Centuries of folk and cookery in Scotland and England reveal dishes imagined by visitors such as Goosnagh cakes from Lancashire rye loaves and rum butter from Cumberland. Bakewell pudding Banbury cakes Bannocks Selkirk jellied eels and other regional specialties illustrate enduring culinary traditions.

Scotland England Lancashire Cumberland Bakewell Banbury Selkirk Bishopsgate

Star Dust Reactions Show Frenzied NYC Welcome

Robert Taylor’s return from Europe triggers wild crowds in New York and on the Berengana voyage with fans climbing railings and hiding under lifeboats. Police report bruises as shipside scenes and theater chatter add to a bustling celebrity week in Hollywood and Broadway circles.

Robert Taylor New York City Europe Berengana Taylor

Absent-mindedness Across Notable Figures

A digest of anecdotes shows prominent men like Dwight W. Morrow, Henry Wallace, and J. David Stern displaying absent-minded behavior. Morrow phones from Philadelphia asking why he is there, Wallace ships a trunk with his passport to London, and Stern, dining with a friend, jokes about not feeling hungry after a late lunch.

Dwight W. Morrow Philadelphia Henry 4. Wallace Czechoslova Sia London J. David Stern New York Post Philadelphia Record Stern

Helper of Humanity Quote by Phillips Brooks

A compact reflection on aid to children as the most immediate and distinct form of human help. The speaker argues that assisting a child uniquely benefits humanity, offering a profound early-life impact that other acts cannot replicate.

Phillips Brooks

Clouds Drift From My Fears Into Friendly Skies

The speaker reflects on clouds that once stirred fear and drained strength, now easing as they become allies. Some clouds never came, perceived as imaginary or melted before reaching the speaker’s threshold, leaving a calm after troubling thoughts.

J. H. Jowett

Think the Five Letter Word Guides Great Minds

A Northeast region business group adopts THINK as a guiding motto for workers. The granite slogan above the new training school entrance inspires discussions and executive desks. The article argues thinking as the driver of progress and warns that accidents and failures stem from not thinking.

NE of America Rodin

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