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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1939
Page
2
Joseph I LaBine analyzes a Western Newspaper Union release noting conservative shifts in FDR crisis appointments and hints at a likely permanent Congress. The piece discusses isolationist sentiment, cash and carry neutrality, and world events shaping American policy in Europe, the Pacific, and the Americas.
Editorial notes a cautious view of war prospects as Britain and France move to form a supreme allied defense council near Paris. News covers chamberlain Daladier meeting, German moves on France and Poland, and Poland’s defense efforts amid heavy rains. U S corn production forecasts adjust with large carryover and potential marketing quotas under AAA rules.
Bill Mogge of Nutley New Jersey narrates his World War I survival after the Belgian steamer Princesse Marie was torpedoed off Harwich. He lost his arm, endured hours of peril aboard a sinking vessel and in hospital, later earning a Belgian pension and praising British care and American opportunities.
The epitaph on the Wilberforce statue in Westminster Abbey praises his character and Christian life. Potato starch finds widespread use in cotton and wool textiles, paper, confectionery, plywood, and as a thickener, adhesive, and in many other products from foods to medicines.
Learn how to make Maytower applique with a leaf a flower and a center patch. Use same material or varied scraps for each patch. Block 6416 includes chart pieces color schemes and yardage chart. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York for pattern.
A collection of odd notes covers baksheesh meaning generosity in Muslim lands, the slow breathing New Zealand lizard Sphenodon punctatum, oysters trapping rats off Donegal bay, and altars omitting Judas in Christian statuary.
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