Waves and Love Ship in the Channel
Sally Gibson is knocked into the water when a speedboat collision creates a wreck. Bill Henson helps tow the boat back while she quarrels about responsibility and money. Roger Gibson, Sally's older brother, appears amused and forgives the mishap as plans emerge for a new boat ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ally Gibson
Sally
Roger
Bill Henson
Bill
Miss Fireball
Sally Gibson
Gibson
Mr. Gibson
New Brunswick Adopts Unique Ballot System For Election
Fredericton reports New Brunswick will use a distinctive ballot method in the June 28 general election. Each party prints its candidates on its own ballots and voters may also use a blank slip. Voters receive party ballots and a returning officer envelope, mark or write in candidates, and the officer validates before dropping the envelope into the box. Ballots with multiple ballots in one envelope or invalid write ins are spoiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericton
New Brunswick
Canada
Britain builds low cost all aluminum minicar
Britain’s first factory produced all aluminum three wheeler promises economical motoring under a tight gas ration. With two adults and a child, it offers about 300 miles of pleasure driving at 30 mph, fuel use over 100 mpg, weight under 200 pounds, eight foot length, and a price of $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Home economics instructor recommends 88 cents for meals
Miss Lura Morse of the University of California College of Agriculture says a housewife can prepare three nutritious meals a day for 88 cents, but warns low cost meals must not neglect nutrition. Her class demonstrated 88 cent menus including breakfast with egg and toast, lunch with lettuce sandwich and soup, and dinner of fried liver and potatoes.
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Davis
Calif
Lura Morse
University of California College of Agriculture
Miss Morse
Famous Tapestry Panels Show Norman Invasion Scene
The Bayeux Tapestry, a linen roll 20 inches wide and 231 feet long, narrates William the Conqueror's invasion of England in colored wool, divided into 72 compartments for the textile depiction.
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England
William the Conqueror
Real cooperation in New York court case
Max Luman appeared in court to collect $11 from James Hammond for damage to Luman's automobile. When Hammond could not pay, Magistrate Hyman Bushel proposed settling with both parties sending $5 to the New York Heart Association. Hammond agreed if the magistrate also donated $5. The Heart Association received $15.
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New York
Max Luman
James Hammond
Luman
Hammond
Hyman Bushel
New York Heart Association
The
Heart Association
Florence Bebel Faces Injury While Baby-Sitting Incident
Florence Bebel, 13, of Johnson City New York, was treated for facial lacerations after a neighbor’s four year old child struck her with a golf club while she baby-sat. The incident raises safety concerns for local families and caregivers.
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Johnson City
N.Y
Florence Bebel
Collectors' Hobby Parade Stirs Quiet Interest
The note highlights how diverse hobbies drive passions for clocks, mugs, lamps, books, stamps, china, silverware, and curios. It quotes T. B. Gleave observing that collectors always crave more, fueling hobbyist enthusiasm.
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T. B. Gleave
Trapper and Beaver Forge Dam on MacLaren's Creek
Thicket Portage residents learn of J B Nash Manitoba study describing a trapper and his beaver forming a unique partnership. Joseph Hermansky built daytime dam sections on his trap line while the beaver completed night work, ensuring a strong cribbing dam that stood after his death last fall.
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Joseph Hermansky
Mr. Nash
Hermansky
MacLaren’s Creek
Old School Remembered by Ottawa Architect
Ottawa architect Alban Tracey died May 28. His will sets a $1,000 trust to fund a ham per of apples for No. 2 Public School at South March, Ontario for Halloween and Christmas. The remainder funds proficiency prizes at the school.
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Ottawa
Alban Tracey
No. 2
South March
Ont
Here
Elderly English Mother Uses Tiny Bugle to Call Son
Puff is weaker in Wakefield England as Mrs Ellen Walker 101 blows a miniature bugle to summon her bachelor son George 73 from a nearby vegetable garden. She used to use an army bugle but lacks puff now.
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Wakefield
England
Ellen Walker
George
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Chuck Thurston
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Beaver
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