World News Roundup From The Times
The London Daily Mail reports Vatican radio will broadcast in Russian each Monday night. Stalingrad restoration progresses with 954 buildings and 20 restaurants reopened. Admiral Peters of Gibraltar is named to sea command. Wool prices average 26 cents per pound per the Prices Board. Normandy liner Normandie to be upright at New York by mid July. Belgian pro-Nazi funerals cue printed death notices in Brussels. Swedish relief to send 2000 tons turnips carrots cabbage plus 1000 tons Hungarian peas to Norway. Mines sweeped off Sweden’s west coast threaten ships and fishermen. Montagu Norman re elected Bank of England governor for 24th term. Basil Catterns as deputy governor. Nazis have looted Norway up to 9 billion crowns in three years.
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Inbel
Brussels
Norway
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
Bank
Basil G. Catterns
Canadian Battle Helmet Debuts for Overseas Troops
The article notes the new Canadian helmet replacing the old dishpan type for troops overseas. It resembles the American helmet and is shown in comparisons with current gear. The advertisement promotes Savings Stamps.
Christ's Agony in Gethsemane and the Disciples' Failure
Devotional reading outlines Jesus near the Garden of Gethsemane with Peter James and John. It notes Jesus seeks companionship, prays for strength, and finds the disciples asleep while he submits to God's will. Walter Raushchenbusch commentary frames human struggle and spiritual watchfulness.
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Christ
Gethsemane
Matthew
Jesus
Judas
Kedron
Mount of Olives
Peter
Zebedee
James
John
Walter
Raushchenbusch
Anne Adams Pattern 4334 Promotes Cotton Front Skirt Panel
The Anne Adams Pattern 4334 offers a three piece ensemble with a front skirt panel and bodice cut in one, suitable for misses and women sizes 14 to 40. Size 16 requires 3 yards of 35 inch fabric and 1% yards trim. Order by sending 20 cents to the Winnipeg pattern dept, noting size name address and style number.
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Anne Adams
Adams
Anne Adama
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Potatoes and Witchcraft Terms Mentioned in Canada
A fragmented report notes imported boxed potatoes sold in Canada under the label Netted Gem. It mentions an old English definition of witch and references Alberta and British Columbia with a vague history of 40 years.
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Canada
Idaho
Alberta
Protective diphtheria toxoid plan urged for Canadian children
The Health League of Canada urges all children aged six months to twelve years to receive three toxoid injections at three week intervals before summer break, arguing early protection reduces fatalities from diphtheria. In 1942 Canada reported 2,905 cases, up roughly on the prior year.
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The
Health League of Canada
League
Cania
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London Daily Mail
Vatican Radio
Stalingrad
AM. Peters
Gibraltar
Sea Command
Admiralty
Prices Board
House of ‘Commons
Navy
Knox
New York Pier
Sweden
PETER_AND
Mickie
Beeile
By Fred Neber
Junior Sever
R Fellers
Himself
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