Census Taking From Coast To Coast Canada Sits For Portrait
Prosecution witness Nazis Eichmann trial ice Liona Noman recalls a billet scar from a burning prison ship in the Baltic. She testified about being moved from Vienna with 1,500 Jews where 500 died or were shot en route to Riga. Rivka Yoseilevka, fighting a heart attack, described being shot and buried among victims.
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Liona Noman
Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Baltic Sea
Nerman
Vienna
Riga
Rivka Yoseilevka
Grand Prize for Film Board Short at Cannes
The National Film Board has won a Grand Prize at the Cannes International Film Festival for its half hour documentary The Days of Whisky Gap. The film about settlement in the Canadian West and the Northwest Mounted Police trek to Western Canada in 1874 will air on CBC Explorations on June 7.
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the Nationa. Cum Dear
Cannes
CBC
NFB
Northwest Mounted Police
Western
Canada
Trash burner pattern shown with concrete mix and base
In the Home Workshop displays a trash burner solution with materials, mixing formula, reinforced base steps, grate installation, and true block construction. Also promotes Pattern Packet No 60 for Yard Benches Chairs and Tables priced at $1.75 from Homie Workshop Patterns Department PSP at 433 West South Ave Vatcotives.
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Homie Workshop
West Sth Ave
Hypnotism and detective lineage traced to Europe
The article notes hypnotism rising from European guild practices in the 18th century with Mesmer in Vienna and the concept of the police lineup attributed to French detective Francois Eugene Vicq.
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Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Gadually
Elim- Mesmer
Francois Eugene Vicocq
Eacy
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