Turkey backs freedom principle for Dardanelles enunciated by President
The text notes Turkey endorsing a principle of international freedom for the Dardanelles as voiced by the President, while the Greek occupation Senate approved the United Nations charter. London transport recorded 446 million vehicle miles and 3.37 billion passengers last year across trains, buses, trams and trolleybuses. Peter Anderson, 17, Canadian POW escapee from World War I, dies in Vancouver. A new twin engine motor lifeboat built at Cowes by the RNLI marks a design milestone. Norwegian port mines cleared. over 21,000 mines planted offshore. Sir Alexander Fleming awarded freedom of Paddington. Aldershot invites every overseas service Canadian Army member to become a borough freeman. Royal Society of Medicine gold medal awarded to Brigadier Sir Lionel Whitby for wound shock research and blood transfusion work.
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China
London
Peter Anderson
Vancouver
Aldershot
England
Royal Society of Medicine
Sir Lionel Whitby
Young Joseph in Genesis A Sunday School Study
Devotional lesson examines Joseph from Genesis 37 39 41 focusing on his rise from favored youth in a polygamous household to leadership. It notes family tension with brothers, perceived arrogance, and divine moral themes, emphasizing diligence and covenant heritage. The piece discusses Joseph's spiritual temperament and the social dynamics shaping his path to power.
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Soreps
Joseph
Genesis
Jacob
Alice
Phen
Democritus and the Atom Name Origin
The text notes Democritus credited with coining the term atom meaning not divisible. It claims a Greek thinker around 370 to 460 BCE named the particle and contrasts with modern attempts to smash it, mentioning the molecule.
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Mocritus
Christ
Democritus
Bear Skins Dominant in North American Fur Trade
In 1944 Canada fur trade records show 1,442 black and brown bear skins and 80 white bear skins sold. Ontario Quebec and British Columbia supply most bears while 69 white pelts came from the Northwest Territories and 11 from Quebec. White bear skins command higher prices averaging five and twenty five dollars respectively, with all white and black brown skins used as tugs.
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Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Quebec
British Columbia
North West Territories
North West
Movie From Front Lines War Film To Await Eisenhower Approval
The True Glory, claimed as the most expensive war film, was shown to a private audience. It cost about 28 million pounds, was shot by 1400 cameramen on European battlefields, with 358 killed and 101 wounded. The film follows battles from D Day to the European campaign end and awaits General Eisenhower's full approval before public release. A quip about a talented wife closes the report.
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Europe
Toronto
Fields May Be Plowed In Italy As War-Era Aid Grows
Wartime aid shifts to Autumn action with American plows in Italy to bolster bread supply. The article recalls Virgil and ancient farming under Octavius and Antony, noting modern, quicker furrows yet still a slow green emergence of wheat amid postwar hunger.
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Italy
Virgil
Europe
America
Octavius
Antony
Philippi
New York + Herald Tribune
Education program for troops in Berlin under army corps guidance
Educational work for British and Canadian troops in Berlin is directed by army educational corps officers with compulsory attendance of at least six hours weekly. All troops must study current affairs for at least one hour weekly, while subject choice remains flexible. The program explains governance and foreign relations of Britain Canada and other Commonwealth countries, and partners with the Ministry of Labor to prepare soldiers for vocational instruction after service. Mustard gas is noted as the most devastating gas used in the First Great War.
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Brush
Berlin
Army Educational Corps
Great Britain
Canada
Commonwealth
Army
Ministry of Labor
Crossword Puzzle Fragments and Clues From an Older Page
A partial crossword puzzle from a historical page presents scattered clues and fragmented entries. The mixed list includes numbers, hints for across and down words, and stray letters that hint at a larger grid and theme.
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Darane Straits
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Oslo
Alexander Fleming
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DE Bac
Eisenhower
Thomas Hardy
Greece
William
Moon
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Vesuvius
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Mauna Loa
Hawaii
By Fred Neher
Gene Byrnes
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