Eyes on Southeast Asia Kremlin driven revolution threat grows
Walter Briggs reports from Singapore on a rising Chinese Communist influence in Burma Malaya and Indo China. He notes Burmese Malayan and Indonesian communist actions and warns that Moscow aims to spread revolution across Southeast Asia with Mao Tse tung guiding the effort.
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Walter Briggs
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Southeast Asia
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India
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Viet Nam
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Thailand
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North China Radio
Indonesia
Something New Crochet Pattern 7224 For Pansey Designs
New crochet pattern 7224 features pan sies with embroidery for chair sets and linens. Includes bright color schemes with easy charts photos and complete directions. Send twenty five cents in coins to Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union Toronto with name address and pattern number.
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Household Arts Department
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Front Street
Toronto
Smile of the Week Cartoon Quip About Marriage Secrets
A humorous exchange features a bombastic man and his hen pecked friend discussing a recent accident. The punchline centers on marriage secrets and avoiding quarrels, ending with the wry confession that one partner believes there are no marital secrets.
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Wease
Rail Link to Alaska Promises Rich Resource Route
Vancouver report says a Prince George to Fairbanks railway would unlock coal oil and mineral wealth plus serve as a northern defense link. US Senate sent a bill to President Truman authorizing a Canada survey of a 1400 mile rail corridor with federal agency cooperation. Project cost estimated at 700 million to 1 billion dollars.
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Prince George
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Fairbanks
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Canada
Gems of Thought on Brotherhood and Faith
A trio of quotes links equality liberty humanity to Christian faith. Calvin Coolidge cites brotherhood of man under fatherhood of God. Lyman Abbott argues denying brotherhood equals infidelity. Canon Sheppard urges Christianity as guiding life in public and international relations.
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God
Calvin Coolidge
Lyman Abbott
Canon Sheppard
Canadian Farmers Invest Heavily in Machinery 11 Years
The article notes a rapid rise in farm mechanization in 1938 to 1948 driven by war labour shortages high farm wages and cash income. Prairie farmers led purchases with Saskatchewan provinces among the heaviest investors. Averages per farm rose from 1938 to 1948 with Manitoba Alberta Ontario Saskatchewan and others showing significant gains. Farmers expect continued equipment purchases as incomes stay strong.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Agri
Manitoba
Alberta
Ontario
Mr. Shefrin
Food Science Tips for Kitchens and Food Safety
Practical guidance on nut fat and protein content and cooking use, zinc to burn to clear stove pipes, pasteurization benefits for milk, and handling pests in general purpose flour and cereals. It advises burning contaminated food, washing cupboards with hot suds, spraying with fly spray, sealing, then vacuuming and cleaning.
Health magazine flays raw milk claim in syndicated column
Canada’s Health magazine rejects a syndicated medical writer’s praise of Grade A raw milk from tuberculin tested herds as unsafe. It warns tuberculin tests can be false and contaminated milk may carry tuberculosis, urging pasteurization as the only safe milk, and calling for compulsory pasteurization nationwide.
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United States
Health
National Health
The
Health League of Canada
Wm. Brady
Australian diver finds four thousand dollar pearl
Brisbane based diver Jose Fugi found a 42 carat high-lustre pearl in 48 feet of water in the Torres Strait near Australia. Experts estimate the gem's value at three to four thousand dollars, marking a notable underwater find.
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Australia
Jose Fugi
Torres Straits
Fugi
Tree Leaves Help Build Food from Water in Roots
The leaves pull up water from the roots and use it to manufacture food that nourishes the tree, forming the essential process of photosynthesis and plant sustenance.
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