Portable X Rays Aid To Soccer Players
A portable X-ray setup speeds injury diagnosis for soccer players. At Tottenham Hotspur, fan Edward Barber uses the unit at White Hart Lane with trainer George Hardy, delivering prints within two hours for club doctors. Other league clubs inquire about similar on-site radiography to minimize player absence.
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London
Ottenham Hotspur
Edward Barber
White Hart Lane
George Hardy
Barber
New Zealand Names Trade Commissioners for North America
New Zealand appoints senior trade commissioner in New York with a Montreal associate. J A Malcolm has taken the Montreal post, previously serving as supply liaison officer at Melbourne. The move streamlines focus on trade and industry duties for officials, previously handling tourist and other tasks.
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Auckland
New Zealand
New York
Montreal
Sydney
Melbourne
North America
J. A. Malcolm
Health-Vital Interest plans restaurant health education program
The Health League of Canada promotes a cooperative plan involving the health department restaurant management and league to educate restaurant staff on sanitation and food protection. An advisory committee will guide enrollment and monthly Health News publications accompany instructional posters and films.
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Health League of Canada
Health Department
Health League
Eating Out
Health
H. C. Rhodes
League
Community Health Service
Health News
Mincemeat Muffins Boost Luncheon Menu Idea
A quick noonday meal feature offers hearty baked beans and Mincer meat muffins. Readily baked in a 400 F oven for about 25 minutes yields 12 muffins, combining bran milk mincemeat and shortening into a simple all in one casserole approach for busy households.
World Happenings Briefly Told
Eight thousand tons of barley from Turkey arrived at Karachi to ease India’s food shortage. Herbert Morrison says Britain loses about 50 million pounds annually due to smoke pollution. A Winnipeg grain report notes western barley will meet standards. Mrs Addie Gotham Shaver turns 80 with mother Mary Wilder Gotham aged 97 present. Over 600 clocks stolen by Germans during war are recovered near Hamburg. Until postwar force levels are set, the Royal Australian Air Force will stay at 15,000 personnel. About 300 German scientists and technicians are being brought to the United States under a voluntary plan for citizenship eligibility.
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India
Karachi
Herbert Morrison
Britain
Board of Grain Ners
Winnipeg
Addie Gotham Shaver
Lyons Falls
N.Y
Mary Wilder Gotham
Belsian
Hamburg
Civilian Medal for Merit Awarded in New York
Sir William Stephen son of Winnipeg received the U S Medal for Merit for his work directing British security coordination in the western hemisphere during 1940 to 1945. The piece notes a calorie as a unit of energy needed to raise 300 pounds by ten feet.
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New York
William Stephenson
Winnipeg
Former Cocoanut Grove owner released after manslaughter term
Barnett Walansky, ex-owner of the Cocoanut Grove, was freed after serving three years and seven months of a 12 to 15 year manslaughter sentence. He was released on the eve of the fourth anniversary of the deadly Boston nightclub fire that killed 498 patrons.
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Barnett Walansky
Cocoanut Grove
Boston
Larger Bonus Sought by Sugar Beet Growers Petition
Manitoba sugar beet growers joined peers in Alberta Ontario and Quebec to petition Finance Minister Isley for a higher bonus on processed sugar. They want beet prices raised from 11 to 12.50 dollars per ton in 1947. Manitoba vice chairman Herbert Sulkers says the move would lift the bonus from 1.10 to 1.854 dollars per ton on home grown beets delivered to plants.
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Finance
Manitoba
Alberta
Ontario
Quebec
Isley
Herbert Sulkers
Synthetic violet scent replaces natural perfume essence
The process used to require nearly 25 tons of violets for one ounce of natural perfume odor. Now the violet fragrance is produced synthetically, achieving the same scent without the extensive flower harvest.
Beaver trapping opens first time in 28 years in Newfoundland
St John s Newfoundland government permits beaver hunting for the first time in 28 years as beaver population reaches 50.00 with 60 licenses issued. Each trapper may take 10 pelts to be turned over to the Department of Natural Resources for marketing pelts.
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Newton
ST John's
Nai
Newfoundland
Department of Natural
New Washable Textile Aims To Transform Industry
Rochelle New Jersey reports a durable washable nylon fibre that resists mussing moths dew and alkali. Dr N Larsen of the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists says the fibre offers dimensional stability and lightness with broad industrial impact. An experimental production suggests strong potential. The article adds a historical note that the first zoological garden was established in China around 1100 B C.
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Rochelle
Nja
American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists
N. Larsen
China to Restore Yellow River to Original Course
Collier's reports China will start work to revert the Yellow River to its pre 1938 diverted bed. The project will flood 500 square miles if successful, halt Japanese advances in much of the area, and require relocating over 150,000 settlers now in the river’s floodplain.
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China
Yellow River
Collier's
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