Me running in small cylinders powers toy factory work
Report notes Harry Rudy of Dayton Ohio uses small cylinder motors as motive power for a toy factory. An anglers catch turned to flame when landed in Southampton due to phosphorus content. Three Russian parachutists set an international record by leaping from the stratosphere at 43 962 feet. Jamaica suspends all import licenses amid dollar crisis. A tropical locust in Tiverton England arrived in a silk bale from Italy and was found in a lace factory. A German POW missing list totals 16 900 000 with relatives, per French Military Government report. Princess Sadako takes the presidency of the Japan Silk Thread Association to advance the industry.
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Harry Rudy
Dayton, Ohio
Moscow
Tiverton
England
Italy
Berlin
Hamburg
Sadako
Japan Silk Thread Association
Selected Recipes Hearty Homey Dishes for Cold Weather
Nostalgic notes describe hearty cold weather dishes like baked corn and sausage and fried apples. The piece presents two recipes, one for sausage and corn bake and another for pork chops with corn flakes, including ingredients and brief steps. It evokes country kitchens and traditional meals to nourish families during frosty mornings.
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Wall Card
A dense list of crossword clues spans horizontal and vertical entries. Clues reference scale notes compass points land measures rivers deities and various objects. The page mixes puns and direct definitions with several items about animals metals and body parts.
Magnetic Pole Moves 200 Miles In 50 Years
Ottawa reports that the North Magnetic Pole shifted about 200 miles north over the past five decades. Paul H. Lerson, 23, of Ottawa, notes the pole now centers near Somerset and Prince of Wales Islands in Canada’s Arctic at roughly 73 N, 96 W, nearly north of Churchill and about 1,000 miles from the true North Pole.
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Dominion Conservatory
Paul H. Lerson
Ottawa
Somerset
Prince of Wales Islands
Canada
Arctic
Churchill
North Pole
Arctic Expedition Sails From London To Jan Mayen
The first postwar Arctic expedition sails from London to Jan Mayen to recover instruments left a decade ago and study cosmic ray effects. The team aims to retrieve data and record observations on the bleak east Greenland coast.
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London
Jan Mayen
Greenland
Drowning Rescue Advice From Dr Gordon Bates
Dr Gordon Bates of the Health League of Canada urges persistence in resuscitation after drowning incidents. He cites cases where long underwater times were followed by revival and warns against giving up, outlining three essentials: clear airway, artificial respiration, and continuing effort for up to four hours or until rigor mortis.
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Gordon Bates
Health League of Canada
Bates
Dr. Bate
Schaeffer
Ordinary Prejudices Governed by Sight
The piece argues that without sight many routine biases would vanish since race could not be discerned from conversations or speech. It posits that many common prejudices rely on visual cues and that losing sight would reshape social judgments.
Woman’s purse found in field turns out to be joy ride loss
A farmer in Fort Wayne found a woman’s purse in his wheat field causing police concern for foul play. Margaret Ferne Rennie of Detroit explained she dropped the wallet during a brief airplane joy ride.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Margaret Ferne Rennie
Detroit
Dollar Bills Very Scarce In China
In Shanghai the judge fines blacksmith Chou Chu-fu one Chinese dollar in a slander case but no single dollars remained in the city for two years. He offered a $10,000 note worth 25 cents yet the judge insisted the fine be one dollar. Eight days later Chou finally found a dollar bill.
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Shanghai
Chou Chu-fu
Chou
United Nations FAO to Form World Food Council
The FAO conference in Geneva unanimously decided to establish a World Food Council. It will be an advisory body, and not as powerful as the World Food Board proposed by Sir John Boyd Orr at the last assembly in Copenhagen.
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Geneva
United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization
World Food Council
World Food Board
John Boyd Orr
FAO
Copenhagen
Greeks First to Use Bedsprings in Ancient Beds
The Greeks were the first to use bedsprings, crafting them from braided leather thongs hung between heavy boards at the sides of the bed.
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Frank Polanski
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Health League Pevens
China
Quebec
New France
Lower Canada
Canada East
Bac
NEA Service, Inc
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BEARS
LA Star
Panama Canal Zone
Little Reggie
Margarita
Chuck Thurston
Priscilla
al Vermeer
Peggy
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