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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1940

Page

2

Hawaiian Plebiscite for Statehood Focus on Four-Decade Quest

Hawaii plans a nonpartisan plebiscite next November to record support for statehood, aiming to spur federal action. The article outlines Hawaii’s territorial structure, tax contributions, and military importance with Pearl Harbor and the strategic Pacific role shaping opposition from Army and Navy.

Robert McShane Union Hough United States Arizona New Mexico Hawaii Territory of Congress House Committee On Territories Islands Kingdom Kamehameha III America Pacific Ocean Oregon Washington Army Navy Departments Uncle Sam California Pearl Harbor Oahu Honolulu Navy Mid- Pacific

No such thing as a Joe College says PSU assistant

Pauline, assistant professor of English at Pennsylvania State College, debunks the college type stereotype. She says there is no single student as Joe College or Betty Co-ed and notes students choose beverages and dress to reflect individuality.

United States Congress Washington Hawaii State College Hollywood Joe Colge Betty Pauline Pennsylvania State College

Norwegians Credited With Weather Forecast System

San Francisco report quotes Charles L. Mitchell of the U S Weather Bureau crediting Norwegians with origin of mass analysis in forecasts. He notes wartime shifts to cloud and air formation study, the creation of a three month courses in Chicago and Washington, and the development of a topographical map of moving air layers.

San Francisco Norway Charles L. Mitchell United States Weather Bureau United States Chicago Washington

The Night Bargain Between Shelia and Mrs Netherby

In a midnight confrontation Shelia Davenport faces Mrs. Netherby who pleads to keep Roderick Netherby. A staged breakup, a cash bargain, and a kiss of desperation drive the plan as Marylin helps seal the ruse for the sake of a husband.

Shelia Davenport Shelia Mrs. Netherby Roderick Rod Marylin Mr. Netherby

American Swiss Cheese Goes Canned For Market Growth

The federal dairy bureau introduces a method to can natural Swiss cheese sliced and ready to serve. Canned cheese remains firm and meaty for weeks, aiding restaurant use and reducing waste, with Ohio firms already marketing the product and more companies planning cannery lines.

Washington Federal Bureau of Dairy Industry Ohio Bureau

Engineering Tests Use Whirling Merry-Go-Round at Columbia

Columbia University engineering researchers test bridges and tall structures on a spinning merry-go-round. Centrifugal forces reach up to 2000 times gravity to simulate stresses in real bridges and buildings.

Columbia School of Engineering

World’s Largest Window Lights Rockefeller Center Garage

A two story high window spanning 200 feet lights the interior of Rockefeller Center’s new giant parking garage in New York. The window uses a pattern glass named louvrex and would require two window washers a week to clean.

Rockefeller Center New York Louvrex

Texas Oil Reserve Size and Output Since 1889

Texas has produced 6.118 billion barrels of oil since 1889. The state’s oil reserve is estimated at 9.5 billion barrels, about half of the national total.

Texas

Double Value Egg Dozen Stuns Casper Shopper

Mrs. Walter Houston of Casper Wyoming says her dozen eggs were unusually valuable as every egg contained a double yolk, yielding more for her money.

Walter Houston Casper, Wyo

Portraits by Mirror Inversion Reveal Self Perception

A photographer uses two prints of a sitter one correct and one mirrored. The subject consistently prefers the mirrored image, revealing how people misjudge their own appearance due to habitual mirror viewing and unfamiliarity with true likeness.

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