World Happenings Briefly Told From Cairo to Uganda
The Egyptian government recognizes Russia. A warlock sold in Stratford-on-Avon to aid the RAF benevolent fund. Eisenhower awarded the Grand Cross of the Legion by Giraud. Bevin says 25,000,000 Britons are mobilized. Albacore sends relief funds to Ashford. RAF raid frees prisoners at St Nazaire. Ducks Unlimited receives US funds for 1943 program. A device distills sea water aboard lifeboats. Rye trials in Uganda show promise for 7,000 Polish refugees.
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Stratford-on-Avon
RAF. Benevolent Fund
Two-Piece Anne Adams Pattern 4332 For Summer
The advertisement promotes pattern 4332 for a two piece summer outfit with a yoked blouse and slimming front panel skirt. Sizes range from 32 to 46 with fabric needs listed for size 36. Orders to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union, 175 McDermot Ave, Winnipeg Canada.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Figure Costs of Living, Uncle Hiram Says
Uncle Hiram warns that knowing the botanical and scientific names behind farming inputs shows how much it costs a man to live. He cites the names for crops fertilizers bugs sprays and sale products as part of a cost reckoning.
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Hiram
Meat Stamping Proposed to Curb Black Market Trade
The Ottawa Journal suggests stamping meat to deter black market sales and notes sellers and buyers alike deserve marks. It imagines a large indelible CC stamp on foreheads as a deterrent and discussion of the policy.
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Ottawa Journal
New Box Car Ships War Load From CN Railways Plant
A new CN box car carrying naval guns is loaded at National Railways Munitions Limited. The car features the maple leaf and System slogan. Crane operator Miss Noella Beaudet works the big crane. seven women act as crane operators in the plant. The gun is boxed in a special CN wood mill container with interior bracing and exterior steel supports for transfer at terminals.
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Canadian National Railways
National
National Railways Munitions Limited
Noella Beaudet
Miss Beaudet
Montreal
Indian TB X rays begin across Saskatchewan reserves
The Department of Indian Affairs launches a moving X ray program to test all Indians in Regina and every reserve in Saskatchewan. Superintendent M. Christianson cites the aim to X ray every Indian man woman and child to curb tuberculosis amid white population fears of infection. The Saskatchewan Anti-Tuberculosis League notes past success in eradicating TB among Indians as well as whites.
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Regina
Saska
Saskatchewan
Department of Indian Affairs
M. Christianson
Indian Affairs
Saskatchewan Anti-Tuberculosis League
Portrait of Hitler Withdrawn For Reworking
A Nazi artist Kurt Schmitt withdrew a planned Berlin portrait of Hitler before May exhibition. The painting showed a healthy, confident Fuehrer, but Goebbels’s propaganda on a careworn face requires Schmitt to repaint to depict worry and anxiety.
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Hitler
Kurt Schmitt
Berlin
Goebbels
London Daily Sketch
Real Asset Endorsed by Ottawa Citizen
The Ottawa Citizen praises 4 REAL ASSET as both an income tax exemption and a daily meat allowance, noting it provides two pounds of meat weekly including bone and gristle, and calls Junior a greater blessing than before.
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Junior
The
Ottawa Citizen
Sunday School Lesson II Peter Promises and Divine Nature
A devotional overview of II Peter 1 1 11 and Colossians 3 12 17 emphasizes God s fair grace and the precious promises that enable believers to partake of the divine nature through faith. The text contrasts true knowledge with false teaching and cites Rom 4 21 and Heb 10 23 to affirm God s faithfulness to promises.
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Peter
Jesus Christ
God
Jesus
Christ
James Moffatt
Moffatt
Abraham
Paul
Has Good Reason Trade Commissioner Tells Why Britain Wants Lean Bacon
Canadian Trade Commissioner in London, George R. Paterson, explains Britain’s demand for lean Canadian bacon. He notes Canada’s bacon production at a record high and argues four ounces per British ration boosts protein without overfeeding hogs. He cites Britain’s tight meat ration and fat shortages, stressing hog live weight limits of about 220 pounds and the need to meet a 675,000,000 pound bacon target.
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George R. Paterson
Anital Princts
London
England
Ottawa
Britain
Canada
Mr Paterson
Machinery Drives UK Vegetable Farming Toward Automation
In the United Kingdom the vegetable sector has nearly completed mechanization. Last winter 650 tons of carrots were lifted and stored entirely by machine at about 21 acres per day, with a yield near 30 tons per acre.
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United Kingdom
Production of Torpedo Parts Involves Thousands of Operations
It is estimated that in the production of parts for one torpedo, workers perform about 20 000 separate operations.
Unpasteurized milk linked to death of Ford and disease risk
The Health League of Canada warns raw milk causes Bangs disease in cattle and human illness including undulant fever. It urges provinces to enforce compulsory pasteurization to protect urban populations and travelers, noting pasteurization reduces illness and deaths. An aviation note on birds at high altitudes closes.
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Edsel Ford
Ford Motor Company
Bang
Canada
The
Health League of Canada
Ontario
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Russia
Cairo
Dwight Eisenhower
Henri Giraud
Algiers
Labor
Ernest Bevin
Ashford
Kent
St Nazaire
United States
Ducks’ Unlimited
Ducks’ Unlimited Inc
Uganda
T.B
BY William Ferguson
Schoo
Aeridian
Boston
Ind
Ashington
Mickie
Charley Horse
Gene Byrnes
Ealth League
By Fred Neher
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