From Steno to Starlet Jorja Cartwright Perseveres
Jorja Cartwright, long a stenographer in Los Angeles, pursued an acting career for years. She moved from West Texas State College to diet, dental work, and training to fit a leading role in Whistle Stop, aiming for the film Tempest while keeping her stenographic job at the studio to stay close to the project.
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Jorja Cartwrint
Cinderella Cartwright
Caplains
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Jorjes Cane
Gil Hut
Jorja
Abe Megasgriend
Nobiely
Fae
West Texas State College
Aesen-Sear
Hollywood
Tate Tempest
Jorjaignt
Laurela
North Star
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Private members days resume in Ottawa Commons
The Commons welcomed private members days returning after the war with debates on diverse subjects. William Irvine urged a northern road link from Peace River to the coast, while Phileas Cate proposed renaming Dominion Day to Canada Day and faced strong opposition. The government noted price controls may ease soon but inflation remains a danger.
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Profess and Call Themselves Christians
Canadian census figures show 98 percent claiming Christian affiliation, with 5.37 million counted as church members in four major Protestant denominations versus 1.85 million in full membership. The data highlight a gap between self-identification and formal church membership.
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Lewis Milligan
Canada
Dominion
Ino Oorder
Homan Catholic
United Church
Presbyterian
Honor Retiring Governor Receives Scout Plaque
His Excellency the Earl of Athlone, Chief Scout for Canada for five years, was presented with a carved plaque at Government House. Gerald H. Brown, Honorary Dominion Secretary for the Boy Scouts Association, delivered the momento.
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Shorty
Canada
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Frédéricton Bombed by Teafliers Over Housing Aid
Teafliers bombed Fredericton during the past week to press for housing for about fifty married war veteran students. The campaign aims to allow these men to bring their wives and families to the city.
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How to Make Dad's Shirt Last Longer
Practical laundry tips from New York AP era advise frequent priority washing, mending before washing, and using two to three suds with bluing for whites and brighter colors. Routines show washing order, water rinses, and how to starch and iron shirts, then folding or hanging for storage.
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Vivian Brown
New York
61 Year Old Makes First City Visit
William Blackwood aged 61 visits Kelowna and recalls his first experiences with streetcars elevators and escalators in Vancouver and the city. He was born in Peel County Ontario and moved to Kelowna in 1900 with cattle. He comments on city sights and local methods with humor.
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French war correspondents study Canadian life in Montreal visit
Two French war correspondents, Jean Henri Servier and Jean Debarge, arrived in Montreal to study Canadian living conditions for articles amid France wartime needs. Servier, tied to the French lend lease mission in Washington, served in North Africa and Europe, while Debarge reported from Elba and across the Vosges and Alsace areas. In a separate report, flood waters from Etobicoke Creek in Long Branch, Ontario affected about 40 families, with ground floors submerged by six inches of water.
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Quebec Teams Invited for Mexico City Hockey Exhibition
Québec senior hockey clubs are invited to a two week exhibition series in Mexico City near September. Montreal and Ottawa groups are likely to join, with the Quebec Aces as a possible third participant. The article notes the event aims to boost morale amid regional hockey activity.
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Beaxer
Mexico City
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