Provinces push premarital blood tests for syphilis
Saskatchewan and Alberta passed amendments to their Marriage Acts making premarital serological tests for syphilis compulsory. Tests must occur within 14 to 30 days before solemnization with results sent to health authorities. licenses or banns depend on certified test submission.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Health League of Canada
League
Canadian Pharmaceutical Association
Canada
Repatriated RCAF Flyers Graduate as TCA Pilots
After six weeks at TCA flight training in Winnipeg, repatriated RCAF flyers graduate from the Link trainer program as first officers and later captains. The group photo shows pilots receiving radio range flying instructions with Charlie McCarthy at the center, while ex-RCAF officers clock a ten hour week in a large postwar training effort.
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T.c.a’s
Winnipeg
Crab
Charlie McCarthy
R.C.A F
A. C. Adamson
Df.c
Vegreville
J. T. Breen
Toronto
J. A. March
D.F.C
St. John’s
Mid
T. G. Anderson
B. M. Palmer
Ottawa
E. E. Edwards
Port Arthur
J. Meakin
T.C
J. T. Finucan
Air Future Bright Brightens Canadian Aviation Prospects
Grant McConachie, western manager of Canadian Pacific Airlines, told 100 delegates at the first B C provincial air conference in Kamloops that Canada can lead world aviation and provide jobs for 90 percent of R C A F men with a progressive international policy. He urged equal or better service, strong aircraft, and skilled crews to win postwar air business and become a trading nation in the air.
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Canada
R.C.A.F
Grant McConachie
Canadian Pacific Airlines
B.C
Kamloops
McConachie
Holland
British 1943 super fuel boosts RAF power against bombs
British scientists in 1943 created ISO Octane a super fuel for the RAF delivering about 20 percent more power than 100 octane. Allied demand was met by British refineries with steps taken to ensure wartime supply. Government plants in Britain now produce over 150 million gallons of aviation fuel annually. The note also mentions 88 keys on a piano.
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R.A.F
Britain
Ministry of Aircraft Production
Health checks may be waived with ministerial approval
The provincial Division of Social Hygiene notes that medical examination and blood test can be waived in extenuating cases. This waiver requires approval from the Minister of Health in both provinces.
Hospital Ship Gerusa lemme a modern Union war hospital ship
The former Italian liner Gerusa lemme has been converted into a naval hospital ship in Durban South Africa. It is described as the most modern hospital ship in Union waters and can carry over 420 cases across 14 wards. After four years idleness the vessel was moved from Laurence Marques following a bomber chase by the South African Air Force at the war’s start and later brought to Durban after Italy capitulated.
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Gerusalemme
Durban
South Africa
Union Waters
Laurence Marques
Italy
Saskatchewan students invited to nutrition poster essay contests
Saskatchewan youngsters are invited to join nutrition poster and essay competitions tied to summer fairs. Sponsored by the Nutrition Division of the Saskatchewan Department of Public Health, the events offer cash prizes as educational features. The Washington Monument's shaft narrows from fifteen feet thick at the entrance to eighteen inches at the top.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Department of Public Health
Washington Monument
Light of the world lesson and Roman era authorities
The Sunday School lesson centers on John 8 12 asserting Jesus as the light of life with a devotional link to Isaiah 61 1 9. It outlines political rulers Archelaus Antipas Philip and their dates, then details the Sanhedrin and chief priests controlling Jewish affairs under Rome, contrasting Jesus with their outward ritualism. It ends with a Brooks quote highlighting Jesus as central to humanity.
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John
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Jesus
Palestine
Herod the Great
Archelaus
Judea
Samaria
Herold Antipas
Galilee
Perea
Philip
Iturean
Trachonitis
Jordan
Syria
Herod Antipas
Herod
John the Baptist
Pilate
Caesarea
Philippi
Peter
Christ
Clan of Progress
Phillips Brooks
Filtrum
Automobile manufacturers have found castor oil an excellent fluid for hydraulic brakes. It is the only known lubricant that does not affect rubber and is used in mixtures with alcohol or similar solvents.
English traitor known as Lord Haw Haw caught by U S troops
Norman Baillie Stewart a former British officer, jailed in the Tower of London for treason, admitted after capture that he worked for the German propaganda ministry and the foreign office for five years while acting as interpreter for a U S military government official.
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Haw-Haw
Lord Haw Haw
U.S
Norman Baillie Stewart
Tower of London
Foreign Office
Livingstone Receives Honor Amid Student Humour
The article notes David Livingstone, a missionary to Africa, to receive an honorary degree at a Scottish university where students mock candidates with remarks. Despite weariness from travel, Livingstone is greeted with a solemn, respectful tribute as his name is called. All planets shine only by reflected sunlight.
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David Livingstone
Africa
Livingstone
World Happenings Briefly Told
The report summarizes varied global notes including the House of Commons meals, Japan training youths to throw grenades, Jewish settlers farming land in Palestine, Australia schools with wireless sets, London Guildhall enlargement, German cruisers moved to Wilhelmshaven, English as official language in occupied Germany, Canadian post war construction potential, and aircraft plant cost savings from worker suggestions.
Mutual Understanding Key to World Re-establishment
Dr. Charles E. Phillips of the Canada-United States Committee on Education told the national council of the League of Nations Society in Canada that education rooted in mutual understanding among world peoples should be a principal factor in world re establishment.
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National Council of the
League of Nations Society
Canada
Charles E. Phillips
Canada-United States
Crossword Puzzle Challenge with many clues
The page presents a mixed crosswor d puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. Entries include bear part of vessel yellowish green and many other terms spanning animals plants places and abstract words derived from a public puzzle format.
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T.C.A
By Fred Nehr
Teller
By William Ferguson
Castor
Reg'lar Fellers
Burry
House of Commons
Japan
Radio Tokyo
Ancient
Order of Maccabeans
Great Britain
Australia
City of
London
Prinz Eugen
Nuernberg
Copenhagen
Wilhelmshaven
Flensburg
BBC
Germany
Royal Commission On Veterans
Montreal
Aircraft Industry Relations Committee
Asia
Ukraine
Burning Pile
Emporium
Mid-western University
the Sun
Beverage
San God
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