A Pattern For Peace Between Canada And United States
The undefended border has long stood as a world model of peaceful coexistence. A century without grave disputes underscores the shared will to avoid conflict. A wartime plan by Geserme fostered cross border defense cooperation, suggesting a united approach could have altered Western Europe’s fate before 1939.
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Canada
United States
Geserme
Europe
Help To World Court From Arbitration Precedents
Mr John E Read of Ottawa, a judge on the World Court, says arbitration precedents set by the United States and Canada are a key contribution to the new court. He notes the International Joint Commission as a model and calls for a plan toward permanent world peace.
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John E. Read
Ottawa
New World Court of the United Nations
International Joint Commission
Hague
United States
Canada
New World Court
International Joint Commission of Canada
An Example Set For Others
The text argues that relations between the United States and Canada show favorable factors and a common language and similar racial makeup. It notes past bitterness from events like the American Revolution and the War of 1812 but suggests current cooperation could serve as a peaceful model for others, encouraging the Old World to follow.
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United States
Canada
Keeping Normal Is Best Way To Get Along In These Restless Times
Amid fears of atomic threat and civilization's survival people still pursue normal interests. The piece notes curiosity about ancient civilizations, fashion, racing, baseball, and scientific endeavors as humanity endures the peril. It argues continued daily work and high aims sustain civilization despite doom-tonged discourse.
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Mexico
Milan
New York Times
Russia Invents Silk Machine For Stocking Production
A new artificial silk machine in Russia spins processes dries and rolls thread. Fifty five feet long it replaces five ordinary machines and in one hour yields enough synthetic silk to make one hundred pairs of stockings.
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Russia
Humorous Vignettes and Mischief Spur Laughs Across Town
A string of comic snippets from daily life unfolds. A clerk jokes with a shopper about onions for eyebrows while a recruit learns patrol basics. A glove pair leads to a humorous discovery, a postman vents over early letters, a producer hires a ventriloquist act, and a note recalls rhubarb’s medicinal use.
Dietitian Career Path Shown By Toronto Expert
Margaret E. Anderson, head dietitian for Robert Simpson Co., describes dietetics as a demanding yet travel friendly field with good pay and task variety. She outlines education requirements, long training, and the ability to balance career and home life, noting wartime rationing concerns.
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Margaret E. Anderson
Toronto
Robert Simpson Co., Ltd
Prices and Trade Board
Miss Anderson
Modern Warders Revive Old Tower of London Turmoil Tales
The Tower of London adapts with younger warders and lively history lessons blending archaeology with vivid lore. Fifty warders supervise tours and security while awaiting the return of the crown jewels next August. Ann Boleyn remains the star ghost performer alongside the famed White Tower armory and royal spectacle.
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White Tower
Ann Boleyn
Non-Stir Paints May Hit Markets In Coming Years
British scientists research non stirring paint that needs no mixing before use. Canadian Paint & Varnish Magazine notes the key elements come from crude oil sludge after refining. A new plant is needed for large scale production, while manufacturers still urge thorough stirring before use.
Wainwright Toronto Broadway Star in Edison Sound Tests Dead
Herbert Bert Wainwright a 70 year old Toronto native who helped Edison with early talking picture experiments and was a Broadway musical comedy star died in Toronto. He was the voice tested as the first singing voice for sound films in Edison experiments, following the era of William II described as England’s bachelor king.
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Thomas A. Edison
Toronto
Herbert
Bert) Wainwright
Edison
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mix
A crossword style list of clues with various definitions and synonyms arranged as horizontal entries including items like Afternoon Party Crown, Juice of Plants, To be mistaken, Performer, Female sheep, Creation, we who converts hides Into leather, Before, Challenges, To merit, Parent, Representative, Vessel's curved planking, Flogs, Employs, Note of scale, Timepieces, Lamb's pen name, To appear, Armed confile, Leases, Egyptian gun god, Cronies, Gears upon the Person, To prohibit, To kill with hunger, Kind of bird, Rocky Pinnacle, Artist's crone, Silkworm, Conjunction, Fear, Born 25 Asiatic kingdom, 26 28 33 Former Russian rulers, Symbol for tantalum, African tree, Colorless liquid, Printer's measure, Toward the inside, Rabbit hutch, Rescued, Equality, To bring up, Halrness, Music as written, Measure of weight, Edible seed Native mets, Cravat selenium.
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Lamb
Cronies
Rocky Pinnacle
Hutch
New Town Plan Highlights England’s Civic Dream
The British plan proposes spending $76,000,000 to create a new town for about 50,000 people near London. It would feature parks, community centers, nurseries, modern health facilities, schools, churches, and housing to ease congestion and evoke historic village life.
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London
Aneurin Bevan
E. V. Knox
Knox
New York Times
Stolen Cartier Treasures Found Along Yorkshire Road
Jewels and art treasures valued at $160000, hidden in Ingmire Hall garage since 1939, were found strewn along the highway between Sheffield and Manchester after a war era theft from a Yorkshire estate belonging to Louis Cartier. The discovery came last November, with the theft likely occurring months earlier.
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London
Yorkshire
Sheffield
Manchester
Louis Cartier
Ingmire Hall
Sotrage Place
GEMS OF THOUGHT AND HISTORICAL NOTES
A sequence of quotes on character and resolve from diverse writers and thinkers. Mentions Mencius Hazlitt Hawthorne Eddy Punshon and James 1 8 with a brief nod to 1792 neckwear fashion and Roman glass bottle making in 79.
Public urged to recognize cancer signs and seek early care
Health officials warn cancer kills over 33 Canadians daily and affects all ages. Early detection improves cure odds. warned signs include lumps, non healing ulcers, unexplained bleeding, rapid wart growth, persistent hoarseness, swallowing difficulty after 40, and pain as a late symptom.
Belgian envoy presents earth from Bastogne to President Truman
Baron Silvercrays ambassador from Belgium presented to President Truman an urn of soil from the Bastogne battlefield where American troops halted the German offensive in the Battle of the Bulge. Historical records note about 13,000,000 lives lost in earthquakes.
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Baron Silvercrays
Belgium
President Truman
Bastogne
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