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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 29, 1939

Page

9

Fresno Hello Ends Wild Hollywood Wedding Flight

Sarah Lynn, bride in Hollywood finery, lands in Fresno after a late Atlantic flight with Gunnar Thorwald. Amid paparazzi and police rumors, she phones her father, faces questions from reporters, and seeks her Canavale family’s support while her groom, Larry Lynn Dana, hurries to arrange safety and a hotel stay for the shaken traveler.

Sarah Lynn Fresno Hollywood Frisco Fresno Fresno Fiew Gunnar Thorwald Duncan California Mr. Pond Mother San Jose Glendale Vous Beanie Angel Beautiful Kit Mike Babe Weill Nick Feller Gunnar Thorvald Atlantic Hermod Sarah Dana Canavale Kitty Medill Miss Dana Mrs. Pond

Norse legends and a mystery airman referenced in a tense domestic scene

Sarah Lynn and Uncle Lynn discuss a connected airman Conrad Jordan as the governess reads on Norse history. The conversation hints at truth seeking and looming tension while Sarah Lynn walks home with her greyhound, the scene trailing into a cliffhanger.

Sarah Lynn Lynn Dana Conrad Jordan Gunnariad Uncle Lynn Europe

Scientists Find Hot Water River Anomaly in Tasmania

Tasmanian University scientists exploring Scamander River for oil deposits report a thermal area extending about a quarter mile. They found roughly 250000 gallons of hot water at a peak of 93.5 degrees, suggesting heat from underground rocks or a nearby subterranean river rather than oil.

Tasmania Tasmanian University London

Best Talker Worst Flyer Wright Parrot Quip Sparks Debate

Orville Wright was told he should assert himself after a Smithsonian challenge. He replied that the "best talker and the worst flyer among the birds is the parrot," deflecting the taunt and highlighting a public misunderstanding about who first flew.

Orville Wright Smithsonian Institution Langely Wrights Orville

Always Agreeable Gamekeeper in Memoir Anecdote

Lord Charles Beresford recounts meeting an old Irish gamekeeper who always agrees. In a gale, the lord remarks on a calm day and the keeper replies that even a little wind seems terribly strong, showing constant acquiescence.

Lord Charles Beresford Lord Charles

Clever Financier Widow Ida Wood Hoarded Cash in Paper Bags

Ida Wood, widow of Benjamin Wood publisher, kept vast sums in paper bags hidden in her skirts. After her 1931 court finding of incompetence, a wider distribution contest arose with 22 claimants from an original 1,107 as auditors trace her fortune and its extraordinary storage routines.

New York Manhattan James Foley Ida Wood Herald Square Wood Benjamin Wood New York Daily News Wall Street Mrs. Wood Otis F. Wood Africa

Acadia scholar Dr Muriel Roscoe announces 1939 CFUW awards

Dr Muriel Roscoe convener of the CFUW scholarship committee announces the federation 1939 winners Miss Phyllis Brewster Vancouver and Miss Dorothy Lefebvre Canora Sask Brewster wins the 1250 travelling scholarship open to Canadian university graduates Lefebvre earns the 700 junior scholarship to pursue graduate work in household science at Iowa State College Lefebvre’s undergraduate honors include the Governor General's medal at the University of Saskatchewan 1938. Committee members include Mrs W L Grant and academics from Western Ontario Toronto Saskatchewan and British Columbia.

Muriel Roscoe Acadia University Canadian Federation of University Women Phyllis Brewster Vancouver Dorothy Lefebvre Canora Sask Iowa State College Lefebvre University of Saskatchewan Roscoe W. L. Grant Royal Victoria College Helen S. Battle University of Western Ontario Cecilia Krieger University of Toronto Jean E. Murray Dorothy Blakey University of British Columbia

Canada Argentina seed potatoes trade 1938 39 compared

Canada and Argentina imported about 300000 bushels of certified seed potatoes from Canada during the 1938 39 season, versus 1186784 bushels in 1937 38. From 1935 39 to present Canada exported 23336 boxes of apples to Argentina, compared with 14360 boxes in 1937 38.

Argentina Uruguay Canada

Health Service Chief Promoted in Canada Ottawa

Dr Heagerty rises from chief executive assistant of the department of health to director of public health services in Canada. He has been involved in Canadian public health for about 25 years.

Dr. Heagerty Department of Health Canada Ottawa Heagerty

Spanish explorers hid hogs on desolate islands for future relief

Historical note records early explorers placing hogs on barren islets to provide future arriving seafarers with fresh meat. The practice aimed to stock remote food sources for ships encountering shortages.

Mentholatum Relief For Burns And Chafing Ad

An advertisement touts Mentholatum as fast relief for burns scalds and chafing. It claims cooling soothing healing action for skin headaches colds and catarrh with a money back guarantee and a 30 cent tube offer.

Controversy Rekindled Over Arab Promises During World War I

Publication of 1915 letters between Sherif Hussein of Mecca and Sir Henry McMahon reveals British promises to Arabs, including arms supplies and payments. Arabic originals complicated translation and the Palestine question is not named, with Victorian salutations noted as unusually unctuous.

Britain Lawrence of Arabia London Sherif Hussein Mecca Henry McMahon Egypt Sherif Arabian Peninsula Mediterranean Palestine Holy Land Mee- Mahon Desert Hussein

Relations Are Friendly Between Britain and Free State

The London Daily Express reports good feeling and high trade between Great Britain and the Free State. Bombs will not divide them and there will be no recriminations as the nations join to crush this viper. Approximately 90 English nurses still draw pensions from war service and Brazil destroyed over 8,000,000 bags of coffee last year.

The London Daily Express Great Britain Free State Brazil

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