V Burch and family visit for meeting in Ban An ny
A garbled note shows V Burch and family traveling to Ban An ny for a National Economies meeting. It mentions Mrs Albert Calhoun visiting with Mrs Cal m and names of various locals including Leo Lavatherbark near China and Sydney Mearndon at Corpor. Fas. & west of Mr. and Mrs. Thrsday. Larkin will be high school.
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V. Burch
de Mater
Ban
Ifn
Albert Calhoun
Calm
Sadler
Leo Lavatherbark
China
Bhalfer
Buchanan Dom
Sydney Mearndon
Corpor! Fas & West
Thrsday
Larkin
Hich School
State Lawmakers End Session With Mixed Records
A long session, lasting 168 days, produced mixed results with tax relief and regulation reforms while failing to raise new revenue. The House enacted county road bond measures, tightened insurance regulation, ended vacancy hunting, and expanded rural aid, but faced court questions over county debt guarantees and pension funding details.
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Scure
Caln
Sotons
Govenor
Board of Control
Federal Sorial Security Board
State Department of Welfare
Two Big German Plants Start Mass Producing Synthetic Rubber
Berlin reports mass production of synthetic rubber has begun at two large IG Farben plants near Hall in Saxony and in the Rhineland. The plants aim to reduce dependence on natural rubber from 1941 onward, cutting costs and expanding capacity to supply domestic tire needs amid wartime demands.
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Berlin
IG Farben
German Dye Trust
Hall Saxony
Rhineland
Arctic race to emerge from fusion of white and Eskimo blood
Montreal reports Arctic explorer Richard Finnie predicting a new Arctic race formed by mixing white and Eskimo blood will influence Canada’s Arctic future. He notes traditional Eakin customs fading as civilization advances and caribou habitat declines. He warns Eskimos face disease and dietary changes, urging hybridization to boost resilience.
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Montreal
Canada
Richard Finnie
Arctic
Finnie
Candatan Geographical Society
White Eskimo draft eyed for Arctic labor role
A historical clipping discusses a plan to breed or adapt Eskimos for Arctic living to support white settlers and mining efforts. It envisions an immune, adaptable population aiding native development in northern regions and notes a racial aim tied to economic expansion.
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Arctic
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