Ladybug pilots toward Happy Landings in final flight
Sarah Lynn departs in Gunnar Thorvald's plane after a whirlwind marriage promise turns to joy. She leaves Penny and family behind, racing under stormy emotion toward Gunnar, who sits with hidden grief, set to begin a life together in the night air.
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Sarah Lynn
Gunnar
Goose
Sally Ann
Miss Pennington
Penny
Lil
Duncan
Uncle Lynn
Vance le Roy
Jordan
Pete
Conrad Jordan
Old Penny
Larry Lynn
Ardine
Dana Girl
Ladybug
Tipping Of The Earth Evidence From Lake Superior Area Beaches
Prof George Stanley of the University of Michigan presented geological evidence to AAAS showing ancient beach lines in Lakes Superior Michigan Huron and St Clair formed by glacier damming and crust rebound. He noted Algonquin and Nipissing beaches now rise or fall with location and that the northeast land sank then rose as glaciers melted, a slow ongoing tilt toward the southwest. The contrast with unrelated stray dialogue follows.
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Upper
Great Lakes
Lakes Superior
Michigan
Huron
St. Clair
American Association For the Advancement of Science
George Stanley
University of Michigan
Algonquin
Nipissing
Lakes
Prof
Stanley
What Is An American Canadians Claim Tithe As Well As Those Living In U.S.
Canadians protest use of the term America for the United States arguing they are part of America too and deserve distinction. The Brockville Recorder and Times notes British publications still refer to the visit as to America and discuss American identity.
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U.S
United States
America
Great Britain
Brockville
Times
Fewer Passports Issued As Canadians Travel Slows
Canada’s Dominion passport department in Ottawa reports a six month total ending June 30 of 18,100 passports issued and 2,860 renewed, down from 23,333 issued and 3,432 renewed the previous year. Officials attribute reduced demand to international uncertainty and the royal visit, with an upswing in June as travel interest recovered.
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Europe
Dominion Passport Department
Ottawa
Canada
National survey shows 60033 ex service men signaled will to assist
A national war veterans survey reports 60 033 ex service men across Canada are willing to cooperate with protective forces in a crisis. Provinces list Saskatchewan 7842 British Columbia 4998 Alberta 2945. Legion officials praise the survey's success and note figures exceed what is considered ample.
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National Survey of War Veterans
Dominion Command
Canadian Legion
Canada
Legion
National Associations of War Veterans
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Alberta
Soil from Christmas Island Feeds Direc tion Island Gardeners
Direction Island in the Cocos group hosts a small British staff of a cable company. Lacking soil for crops they arranged with Christmas Island Phosphate Co to ship soil, turning spare moments into gardening as they grow vegetables on the coral atoll.
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Direction Island
Cable Company
Christmas Island
Cocos
Indian Ocean
Christmas Island Phosphate Co
Good News For Anglers From Windsor Star
The Windsor Star reports Dr. W Sherwood Fox of the University of Western Ontario says anglers who exaggerate about their catch can still claim good citizenship. The piece uses humor about honesty and civic virtue to suggest character matters beyond truth in boastful tales.
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Windsor
Ont
Star
W Sherwood Fox
University of Western Ontario
Angier
Dates Could Be Changed to Improve Holiday Observance
The Financial Post urges moving national holidays in Canada to the third Monday of May for Empire Day and the first Monday of July for Dominion Day, with the preceding Sunday to emphasize the occasion and a long holiday benefiting more people. The St. Catharines Standard notes retail losses from shifting away from Saturdays this year and questions Parliament’s resistance to a commonsense reform.
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The
Financial Post
Canada
St. Catharines
Turner Valley Oil Records Show Record Half Year Dividends
Turner Valley oil stocks on the Calgary Stock Exchange report that Turner Valley companies paid shareholders 1 072 035 in the first half of 1939, the highest six month return in the oil and gas field. Dividends rose from 765 461 the prior year while royalties reached about 750 000, with RoyalI ie Oil Company Limited, a subsidiary of Imperial Oil, issuing the largest six month dividend at 535 790.
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Calgary Stock Exchange
Turner Valley
Alberta
Royaliie Oil Company, Limited
Imperial Oil
Queen Elizabeth Adorned With Dozens of Gowns at Sea
The article notes that before sailing from Halifax for England Queen Elizabeth wore about 60 gowns during the Royal tour. An infectious smile, constant and enduring, is described as her greatest adornment.
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Halifax
England
Elizabeth
Florence Holds Rich Treasury of Art in City
Florence, Italy is described as possibly housing more works of art than any comparable district, underscoring its renowned cultural patrimony and concentration of masterpieces.
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Florence
Italy
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Ruth
Comfort Mitchell
Copyright
D. Appleton—Century Co., Inc
Mr. Duncan
Mrs. Dana
Duncan van Doren
the Geldlambie
Los Angeles
Conrad
Mary Dana Webster
Lynn Dana
Paris
Gunnar Thorvald
Ace
Eire
Canada Starch Company Limited
Benson
ST. Paul's
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
National Survey
Er Sweers Co Flavor “of
Wrigley
Iam SU Aclel
Cesal
Turner Valley Oil
Wilson Fly Pad CO
Hamilton, Ont
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