Atomic Control Vital World Long Way From Pushbutton Warfare
Gen. A L McNaughton warned there is no physical defence against atomic war and the world remains a long way from pushbutton conflict. He urged UN atomic energy control and outlined three attack methods while noting risks from submarines, bombers, and missiles. He insisted on international agreement to peaceful use and US leadership in a tense postwar context.
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Vital Interest Health Education Key to Legislation
Dr Gordon Bates argues in Health that education is essential alongside legislation in public health. He warns uneducated areas travelers risk milk borne diseases when encountering unpasteurized milk elsewhere, and urges citizen advocacy to demand pasteurized milk and spread informed choices.
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Useful Gadget for Automatic Headlight Dimming
In the near future cars will feature an electric eye that dims lights automatically when another vehicle nears. The piece notes shorthand writing has existed for 20 centuries.
Dried Skim Milk: Economy and Storability Highlighted
Dried skim milk provides milk proteins calcium and phosphorus along with B vitamins and can be stored without refrigeration, offering an economical protein source.
Wheat A Darling Pattern 7329 Doll Make
Cute pigtailed doll in party dress pattern 7329 with movable limbs and transfer for clothes. Includes improved visuals and charts. Send 25 cents to Household Arts Depart Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man with name address and pattern number.
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Memorial Arena Planned in Kelowna With 180000 Cost
In Kelowna British Columbia a Memorial Arena is planned at about 180000 dollars. Citizens raised 100000 in voluntary gifts two years ago but rising costs require an additional 80000. A by law to raise the extra funds was endorsed by ratepayers.
Canada reveals census detail in eighth volume
Ottawa reports the eighth volume of the 1941 census of Canada by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. The 850 page work maps farming activity across provinces and ridings with data on mule trends, farm buildings, mortgage values, crop yields, market values, and more.
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Fashion notes and home tips for winter fabrics and pies
Antique silver buttons trim wool dresses in grey tones. Fur shorties rise with three-skin shawl collars and Peter Pan notched collars. For flour saving bake open-faced or top-crust pies with apples plums or gooseberries. To remove acid stains on fabric dust baking soda on both sides, moisten, wait, rinse after bubbling stops.
Cider Making In England Gloucestershire Farmers Harvest Juice
In Gloucestershire England farmers sustain cider making for centuries. Gretton's farm uses an orchard to crush apples in a gasoline driven mill then press the pulp through fibre matting to extract juice. Images show loading sacks and the hand press in use.
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Hitler Delays War With U S Until Russia Defeat
British Admiralty records reveal Hitler sought to delay war with the United States to finish campaigns in the east. He overruled naval experts and paused Atlantic action while planning for Barbarossa and asserting Russia would be defeated by late 1941. The reports detail deception on troop movements and the aim to frame actions as directed at Britain.
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Sweden Sends First Military Aircraft Delivery to Ethiopia
Sixteen Swedish built light bombers have left Sweden for Ethiopia marking the first delivery of military aircraft Sweden has ever made to another country.
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Smile of the Week Cake Recipe Twist
A boy named Jimmy, returning from a party, is confronted by his mother about extra cake. He explains he only asked Mrs Smith for the recipe, not a second piece, and she unexpectedly gave two more pieces herself.
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1947-48 Dominion ski championships set for Banff Mount Norquay
Calgary club president Bob Kold confirms the 1947-48 Dominion ski championships will be held at Mt Norquay Banff from February 25 to 29. The report also notes hockey awards, Olympic soccer entries, Nipawin curling prizes, and a young Vancouver skier planning a 2000 mile trek across Canada.
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