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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1941

Page

6

Mare Island Booms With Wartime Prosperity

Mare Island, Vallejo California, is booming beyond the World War I era, population swelling from 20,000 to 60,000 and navy yard payrolls expanding to 19,000 workers with 1,000 more monthly. Federal housing projects exceed 4,000 units as families rent rooms and trailers. car traffic soars and schools expand to serve 7,500 children in August.

Vallejo Calif Mare Island Navy Yard Navy Yard

Mischief in Murphy Yard Prompts Sudden Chase

Chester the Pup ACTAVISH and I rummaged a moth eaten flour bag from Murphy yard. We kicked it around, Murphy chased us and tore his pants falling over the fence. He later claimed we damaged his Sunday shirt. Clara bought a new one for two dollars.

Actavish Murphy Mac Snider Clara Western Newspaper Union

Peter Rabbit Outruns Hunter in Moonlit Chase

Peter Rabbit enjoys a morning race with a pursuing dog through the Green Forest. He uses his wits to mislead the hound and narrowly escapes a hunter before dashing toward the safety of the Old Briar Patch.

Peter Rabbit Peter Briar Patch Green Forest Mistress Moon Mr. Sun Bowser the Hound Lipperty Mrs. Grouse Associated Newspapers WNN Service

Blurred Grave Marker Reveals 1714 Date on Seavey Island

Five grave markers at Seavey Island naval prison sparked questions about who is buried there. After scraping and cleaning, one marker identified Elizabeth Eastwicke wife of Stephen Eastwicke who died April 16 1714 aged 31 years 2 months and 20 days. The Fernalds owned the plot where the stones lay.

Portsmouth N. H Seavey Island Naval Prison Elizabeth Eastwicke Stephen Eastwicke Thomas and Temperance Fernald Fernald

Cafegowers Told to Drink Standing Up in War Campaign

Rome reports Italian cafe patrons may be required to drink coffee while standing as Mussolini’s Popolo d Italia urges seizing cafe chairs and tables for armaments. The paper argues metal from cafe furniture serves the battlefield more than seating customers.

Rome Popolo d'Italia

Carbon on Plane Props Helps Conquer Vibration

Tiny carbon strips on Wright Field propellers record vibration patterns to identify faults. Engineers used data from in flight tests to locate gear misfit in an engine propeller pair. Replacing gears with correct specifications eliminated destructive vibration and boosted efficiency.

Dayton Ohio Army Air Corps Wright Field

Jump Rope as Daily Fitness Routine

A brisk daily skipping routine of 10 to 15 minutes keeps you healthy and trim. Treat it as a game not a chore and enjoy practicing tricks and refining your skipping form.

Western Newspaper Union

Eavesdropper and Eavesdrop Definition

A definition of an eavesdropper as one who secretly listens to private conversation. It explains that eavesdropping ground is the eaves drop, fitting a snooper who stands there to hear what is not intended for him.

New Uniform Birth Certificates Proposed for U.S. Citizens

Federal plan urged states to issue delayed birth certificates for millions born in the United States. The defense, navy and commerce departments back a Census Bureau standard using hospital records family Bible and insurance policies as proof of citizenship. The aim is to ease census bureau workload and widen eligibility for defense jobs and government positions.

Washington War, Navy and Commerce Departments Vital Statistics Departments Census Bureau United States State Vital Statistics Departments

Largest Whale Caught Reported by Whaling Fleet

The World Almanac notes the largest recorded whale, a blue giant 110 feet long, harpooned in the Antarctic in 1927 by the crew of the N. T. Neilsen Alonzo. The vessel was part of Norway's floating factory whaling fleet still active in Norwegian waters.

Antarctic N. T. Neilsen-Alonzo Levia Norwegian Whaling Gazette Uned N. T. Neilsen-Alonzo As Norway

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