The Dummies Coat Returns to the Pawnshop Night
A hungry tramp known as Pat longs to eat and steals a store dummy’s warm overcoat. After planning a sale with Ross Jennings, police raid a club, and Pat flees with the coat to Elm Street. He returns to the dummy, feels guilt lift, and ends at a hot dog stand with a quarter in hand.
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Pat
Elm Street
Warren
Oak
Jack O'Hara
Glory
Anther
Main Street
British Courts Prove Tough On Disqualified Driver
A 29 year old London man appeared at Old Bailey charged with driving while disqualified and using a permit not his own. He received two concurrent sentences of six and twelve months and was fined 800 dollars. His license was suspended for life and his father was fined 1200 dollars for lending his permit.
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Brandon Sun
London
Old Bailey
Fom
Japanese soldiers surrender on Pandanan island Philippines
A group of 24 armed Japanese soldiers surrendered without resistance to Filipino military police on Pandanan island in the southwest Philippines. Two captured Japanese officers from a Manila POW camp urged the stragglers via loud speaker, and one officer negotiated the surrender. The group possessed mortars, automatic rifles, small arms, and large ammunition stocks.
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Aanila
Filpino
Pandananan
Philippines
Manila
Attlee says Britain must keep trained troops
Prime Minister Attlee in a nationwide broadcast warned Britain must retain enough trained servicemen to carry out heavy international duties. He argued that sacrificing gains made with blood and sweat would jeopardize peace and security and jeopardize support for the United Nations.
Fashions This pattern 4586 for apron with nonslip straps
Pattern 4586 offers a simple sewing project for an apron with nonslip shoulder straps. It can be made from a feed bag for economy and charm and includes illustrated instructions. Available in small medium and large sizes with fabric details and order instructions from Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermott
Winnipeg
Man
Elected Recipes for Marshmallow Treats and Cocoa Candy
Recipe notes describe making marshmallow cereal bars with eight pounds marshmallows and vanilla, mixing with butter and water, pressing into a greased pan, and cutting into squares yields about 24 large pieces. Cocoa chocolate flakes coat all-wheat flakes, drop into shapes and cut into ten candy patties or squares.
Inventions Wanted at Canadian Patent Office Ottawa
A vivid look at Canada’s patent system, outlining requirements for invention eligibility, monopoly terms, and the need to be the first inventor. It notes historic inventors like Noah Cushing and Isaac Ogden, and discusses modern applicants from large firms crafting technical claims.
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Ottawa
Patent Office
Canada
Noah Cushing
Quebecity
Isaac Ogden
Three Rivers
Bank Heads Echo Guarded Canadian Futures At Montreal
Bank of Montreal president W. Spinney spoke at the 12th annual meeting urging guarded confidence in Canada’s future and caution against over-expansion while stressing labor’s value and fair dealing. Manager B C Gardner reported strong loan growth, reconversion progress, and a 40 percent staffing rise since before the war with 110 veterans hired.
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Corge W. Spinney
CMG
the Bank of Montreal
B . Gardner
Spinney
Oras
B.C
B of M
Smiles and Slices of Street Humor and Crime
A string of lighthearted vignettes and sharp one liners capture public life. A police admonishes a speeding driver, a neighbor’s accident query, hotel feather bed hospitality, and a featherweight burglar exchange. An Aberdeen cinema note about a found ten shilling note prompts box office pickup. A quarrelsome wife and meek husband scene closes the page with domestic tension.
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Aberdeen
Frayed Advice and a Lesson From a Father and Son
A terse exchange shows a father and son debating honesty and consequences. The tale pivots on a school report, a warning about turning off gas, and a final note that poor disposal of waste paper and ashes can start house fires, illustrating prudent lessons on character and safety.
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Iiven
Britain
MR. Attler
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Rawsay
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Canadian Patent Office
George Spinney
Labor
B. C. Gardner
Wnuse
Henry
Mr. Jones
Mr. Peck
Amy
Ieves
Shouta Works
Vicks VA
Eoin Mete
Nu-Fashion Beauty School
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Munro Fur Store
Ssiaon
Sealaya