Canada Youth at War and the Call to Build a Nation
The piece argues youth unemployment threatens Canada's future as war begins. It urges federal action to provide public works and vocational guidance, ensuring work for youths after training and tying employment to national democratic values. It cites US findings on youth unemployment and the need for constructive service to strengthen democracy.
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Canada
United States
American Youth Commission
American Council On Education
Commission
Unfinished California house grows with its owner
The article recalls Mrs Saran Winchester who believed death would not claim her while her home stayed incomplete. After her 1922 death in Santa Clara, the estate reportedly contained 160 rooms plus a frontage facing the road.
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Saranwinchester
Santa Clara
Calif
India and Germany contrasted as paths to freedom
The piece contrasts Indian self government with German dictatorship, praising freedom of speech, judiciary independence, and political opportunity for Indians abroad. It argues India is moving toward self rule while Germany remains under a single autocratic ruler.
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India
England
M Lesty
Privy Council
Germany
Notable Doctors Honored on U S Postage Stamps
The U S Post Office plans stamps honoring Major Walter Reed of the U S Army Medical Corps for discovering yellow fever transmission by mosquitoes and Dr Crawford Long of Georgia for first using ether as an anesthetic in surgery on March 30 1842 in Jefferson Georgia.
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Post Office Department
Walter Reed
U.S. Army Medical Corps
Crawford W. Long
Georgia
Reed
Cuba
North America
Tag
Crawford Long
Post Office Department of
United States
Long
Jefferson
Michigan ministers seek to drop Reverend title in churches
The Lan sing Ministerial Association voted to abolish titles in the church and replace reverend with mister. The move, described as abjuring the philological abomination, stirs clerical circles in Michigan while Canadian church supporters show resistance and doubt the change.
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Indion
Michigan
United States
Canada
Ministerial Association of
Lansing
Mich
Sarnia
Army officer warns on chemical warfare risk and protection
Major General Walter C. Baker told the western New York section of the American Chemical Society that nations without strong war chemical production risk chemical attack. He argued being unprepared invites attack and noted no protection is perfect due to equipment defects and gas discipline lapses.
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Cnet
United States Army
Walter C. Baker
New York
American Chemical Society
Baker
Elected Recipes for Coconut Squares
Unclear text provides a recipe using Cane Flour Calumet Baking Powder butter sugar egg vanilla and shredded coconut. Method covers sifting flour with baking powder, creaming butter and sugar, beating in egg and vanilla, then folding in coconut. Bake on greased 13 by 9 inch sheet at 350 degrees for about 20 minutes, cut into squares.
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Wamers
Dural
Cote
SYR
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Parasani
Appleford Paper Products
Appleford Paper Products Ltd
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Saskatoon
Calgary
Edmonton
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