Smallest monkey is pygmy marmoset of Brazil
The pygmy marmoset of Brazil is the smallest monkey weighing about 4.5 ounces. It has heavy hair and a long tail, about twice a mouse’s weight.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1941
Page
8
The pygmy marmoset of Brazil is the smallest monkey weighing about 4.5 ounces. It has heavy hair and a long tail, about twice a mouse’s weight.
Virginia gears up for Registration Day as 21 year olds must report to local Selective Service boards next Tuesday. Lt. Colonel Mills F. Neal praises Virginia newspapers and radio for publicity while outlining simple questions and hours 7 A M to 9 P M for quick registration. National Guard members within 21 36 must register if discharged.
In December 1903 the Majestic Theatre in New York City hired women as ushers marking an early use of female ushers in a major theatre setting.
In Winchester Virginia on June 28 1941 Master Commissioner J W Baker orders reference to settle Rhoda C Anderson estate. A hearing date July 17 1941 at office No 4 N Loudoun Street to file prove and allow claims and determine heirs shares and creditor priorities.
A German resident near Cologne recalls repeated Allied raids since May 1940, noting 73 bombings, sirens forcing cellar shelter, and changing fronts from the west to Russia. The narrative frames morale, propaganda promises, and confusion as bombs intensify and Luftwaffe activity wanes.
Treasury figures released show gross debt at 48 838 294 531 03 dollars with expenditures of 48 144 628 07 and a daily increase of 8 962 193 58. The update also notes a minor weather forecast of occasional showers tonight and Sunday with little temperature change.
In Charlottesville on June 28 Malcolm Muir Newsweek publisher warned the United States must guard democracy as wartime restrictions fade. Louis Fischer urged postwar action against Hitler and expanded popular power. Morris Cooke and Matthew Woll stressed worker participation and union cooperation with management to sustain free enterprise.
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