Various World Briefs From Britain Jamaica and Canada
Jamaica projects a sugar crop surpassing 176000 tons the largest in decades. A Sunday patrol targets street gambling in East End Newcastle England. Soviet unions research centers advance atomic energy secrets. Great Western Railway engines in South Wales shift to oil. Emma Chapman of Algakirk England dies at 102 having worked in sugar fields and drawn her pension by walking a mile. Platinum worth 3000 pounds flown from London to Rio de Janeiro by BSAA. Bristol housewives observe rationed dried egg powder spill from a truck. Hugh Savage urges heraldry experts to choose a distinctive flag. Winston Churchill named to the Golden Book in honor of his wartime role with the Jewish brigade.
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East End
Newcastle
England
Soviet Union
Emma Chapman
Algakirk
Lincs
Two Ways To Do It Pattern 4941 Dress
Advertises Anne Adams pattern 4941 for a tulip festooned sundress or trim jumper in sizes 2 to 10. Details yardage for blouse and sundress on 39 and 35 inch fabrics, including contrast. Send 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union with name address and style number. There is an unrelated note about medieval book production.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
New Adventure Clerks to Sort U S Mail in Sky
A New Adventure clerks will soon sort U S mail in sky as postal service plans 38 foot flying packets modeled on mail cars. The Post Office Department and Air Transport Association push faster service with skyborne mail cars.
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Post Office Department
Air Transport Association
New York World- Telegram
Lost Race Woman Found In Ancient Arizona City
Arizona anthropologists led by Dr. Emil Haury excavated a 14th century Anasazi city near Point of Pines. They describe Mrs Anasazi as a bright early American housewife with rouge from ematite, turquoise jewelry, and sturdy cooking and storage wares. The site housed 5 000 people before sudden abandonment with no war evidence found.
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Anasazi
Emil Haury
Arizona State Museum
University of Arizona
E. B. Sayles
Arizona
Point of Pines
America
Dr. Haury
Calgary restores prehistoric past with life size dinosaurs
Calgary pioneers originality in a park on St. George's Island where plaster and cement dinosaurs loom over a ball field. A huge herbivore stands near a car while ferocious flesh eaters guard a stream. Real fossils appear in two glass cases, showing progress and tourism value.
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Calgary
Ottawa
National Museum
Dominion
Red Deer River
Drumheller
St. George's Island
Bow River
Plan Biggest Telescope for Newton Memorial
British optical engineers push to build the 100 inch telescope as a national memorial to Sir Isaac Newton. Estimated cost ranges from £1,500,000 to £2,000,000 and construction will span several years.
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Isaac Newton
Health League urges immunization to curb childhood diseases
The Health League of Canada and partners urge parents to immunize children against diphtheria whooping cough scarlet fever and smallpox noting polio cases rise and public health measures remain the defense. Vaccination is key for diphtheria whooping cough and scarlet fever while polio lacks a forma immunity. Health departments and physicians offer help throughout the year urging parents to act now.
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Health League of Canada
Departments of Health and Education
Brantford’s Acrobatic Icon Charles Hacker Still Active at 81
Brantford resident Charles Hacker, famed in the 1890s as part of the first head to head balancing on wheels act, remains healthy at 81 after half a century in Brantford. The piece notes a comparison: a lightning flash carries less energy than a charged storage battery.
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Brantford
Charles Hacker
Crosswords Puzzle Across and Down Clues Revealed
The page presents a mixed list of crossword clues with numbers, including terms like Reputation, Turkish prince, wife of Zeus, and high mountain. Several entries reference religious, scientific, and mythological terms alongside common actions and objects, indicating a dense puzzle grid with varied word lengths and themes.
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Zeus
Jacob
Choice Now Is Christ or Chaos at Sudbury Church
Father J J O Leary at St Clement s RC Church warned parishioners about ignorance of world trends and said Christians face chaos unless more people pray for peace. He claimed a fifth column is active and warned clergy could be hanged from telephone poles in a future conflict in Canada.
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Sudbury
Empire Victory sails for 1946 47 Antarctic whaling season
The Empire Victory, the world’s largest cargo ship at 21 846 tons, sails from Liverpool to lead the 1946 47 Antarctic whaling campaign. It carries converted U boat hunting gear and six infantry landing craft to tow captured whales between its 12 catcher boats and the parent ship. India boasts the world’s largest irrigation system.
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Liverpool
Eng
Whale
Empire Victory
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