Camouflage Victory By Paper Chickens At Camp
Pat dismisses Sally but a farm girl proves useful when supplies are scarce by using typewritten paper chickens to camouflage a camp. The general praises the feminine touch and the camp wins a prize for best simple camouflage using paper and scissors.
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Pat Bryan
Sally
Pat
Feld Artillery
Honey production soars in Prairie Provinces Canada 1943
Revised estimates show Canada produced 39,492,100 Tb of honey in 1943, up 11,443,400 Tb from 1942. A record 449,650 colonies supported by 34,250 beekeepers, with Alberta leading expansion. Prospects for 1944 look reasonably favorable as winter losses were minor and colonies grew about seven percent.
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Canada
Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Post War Improvements From Wartime Research
War research directed by the Army Quartermaster Corps in New York will yield post war living gains. Innovations include pre mixed cereals water proof matches and butter that won t melt except under high temperatures. A survey notes insecticides from metal bombs and cereals pre mixed with sugar and milk requiring only water, plus unbreakable glassware.
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Army Quartermaster Corps
New York
Higgins develops parachute dropped rescue boat
Higgins Industries of New Orleans announces a new rescue boat capable of being dropped from a plane by parachute from high altitudes. Officials say several hundred boats are rushed to completion, fully equipped to ship survivors or castaways with clothing blood plasma smoke signals and rockets to discharge buoy lines.
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Higgins Industries, Inc
New Orleans
Relatives of Nazis Take Posts Abroad in Neutral Nations
The Daily Sketch reports many relatives of leading Nazis are allowed to move abroad to take embassy and consular roles in neutral countries. Two Ribbentrop nephews have arrived at the embassy in Japan without diplomatic experience. Goering relatives hold posts in Spain and Portugal, while Goebbels family members secure sinecure posts in Stockholm.
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Japan
Spain
Portugal
Goebbels
Stockholm
London Daily Sketch
Pattern 4660 Pinafore Dress in Floral Print
Advertisement for Anne Adams Pattern 4660 a dainty floral pinafore with ruffles in misses sizes 12 to 20. Size 16 requires 3 and a half yards of 35 inch fabric. Order by sending 20 cents and listing name address and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Winnipeg. Mail may be slow.
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Nam
Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Migratory Birds Ready for Their Long Southward Journey
Ornithologists at the Royal Ontario Museum explain birds prepare for their long migration. After busy feeding in peak insect and seed crops, many suspend singing and molt. By autumn they wear new plumage and gain fat reserves for the trek southward.
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Royal Ontario Museum
Smiles and Jokes From A Vintage Comic Exchange
A collection of humorous quips and anecdotes about driving licenses, heredity, marriage, loans, examinations, manners, and travel. The snippets feature exchanges between a Sweet Young Thing and an officer, new brides, a calculating husband, a fading vicar, and a cautious uncle offering blunt financial tips. Each tale delivers a brief, pointed punchline.
Bible Published For Worroy Tribe In Australia
A Gospel edition prepared by the British and Foreign Bible Society has been issued for the Wor ror, a tiny Australian Aboriginal tribe spoken by about 300 people. The hand sized volume aims to bring scripture to this small language group.
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British and Foreign Bible Society
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