All-American Ken Colton Faces Fire and Fate
Ken Colton a former All American end becomes Middletown fireman and hero. A chemical plant blaze tests his courage as he rescues Georgia Wallace and Erick Bradfield amid ammonia gas and flames before a dramatic rescue portrays his evolving resolve.
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Ken Colton
News Hawks
Colton
Ken
Georgia Wallace
Hrick Bradfield
Georgia
Erick
Brad
Middletown Chemical Company
Police Regre
Middletown
Nahtec
Jody
Erick Georgia
Nhaflence
Ken Cohen
Brick Bradfield
Hals Hat —Laboratory
Erick Bradfield
Esrest
Transplanting Seedlings and a Rescue Tale
The article shows five figures illustrating correct and incorrect seedling transplanting methods with emphasis on proper spacing and a large enough hole. It also recounts a dramatic rescue scene in which Ken Colton saves Erick Bradfield from a fire and is praised by the ambulance crew for a potential captaincy.
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Kem
Wartime Orders Expand Trolley Buses Across British Empire
Trinidad and Shanghai place orders for fourteen teak trolley buses each with rapid UK adoption. Prior deliveries show over 100 in service in Shanghai and Canton plans. Canada operates trolley buses in Montreal and Edmonton with 135 hp motors while New Zealand and Australia expand usage. South Africa leads in adoption with conversions by Johannesburg, Durban, Pretoria and Cape Town.
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Trinidad
Shanghai
Great Britain
Canton
Canada
Montreal
Edmonton
Arip Whiere
New Zealand
Australia
Adelaide
Hobare
Sydney
London
South
Africa
Johannesburg
Durban
Pretoria
Cape Towns
Tea cars aid Canadian troops in new war service
A letter from Aldershot describes Canadian YMCA workers in the First Division operating mobile tea cars to reach remote units. The tea cars deliver tea, hot water, meat pies, cakes, cigarettes, and biscuits to soldiers in camps, on mountains, and shores, boosting morale during difficult advances.
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Canada
Ym.c.a
Aldershot
Ymc.a
Moora
W.Y.C.A
Canadian Troops Find Coffee At London YMCA Canteen
News of a London YMCA canteen serving coffee “like Mother used to make” boosts morale among Canadian troops. Reports say soldiers rushed to British Columbia House and set new visits records for the hot drink amid wartime shortages.
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England
Y.M.C.A
British Columbia
London
Appk
Canucks
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Dean Halliday
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TFRAM
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Neilson
Lyon
McLaren’s
Durhard
Bors Te
California
Mill Street
Ion Danois
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