Aftermath of War Debts and Peace Terms in World Outlook
The article discusses postwar economic strains and how peace terms and war debts may shape future conflicts. It cites Canadian and Allied interests in credit, U S policy shifts, and experts like Wellington Jeffers on financing Britain and France. It urges thoughtful policy to prevent renewed strife and reflects on cross-credits and repayment expectations.
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Canada
Atlantic
Nnti
United States
Britain
France
Great Britain
Wellington Jeffers
Toronto Globe and Mail
Mr. Jeffers
Wilden Lloyd
USA
M. Cheradame
le Francais Realiste
Chera- Game
Jeffers
Princess Royal Honors Darfield Man With Gold Watch
Walter Cox of Darfield received a gold watch from the Princess Royal, marking a return to a royal gesture. Cox previously served as her footman, highlighting a long personal connection.
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Walter Cox
Darfield
Princess Royal
Meaford woman helms plan for smarter fire alarm
Mrs Jessie Gardiner the town council's only female member in Mea ford Ontario proposes installing a new fire alarm system that would identify the district under alarm. The innovation aims to spare downtown shoppers from rushing home to check irons.
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Jessie Gardiner
Meaford
Ont
Explosions of chemicals set off by atomic explosions
A historical note states that chemical explosions can be triggered by atomic detonations demonstrating a chain reaction concept. The remark hints at early scientific theories linking chemical energy release to atomic events and the potential for larger explosive effects.
Women Join Air Transport Auxiliary In Wartime Service
Pauline Gower leads a first feminine unit of the Air Transport Auxiliary stationed near London. The squadron, all experienced pilots with at least 600 hours, includes 22 year old Joan Hughes, and plans to ferry training planes to RAF bases in the United Kingdom and France. Gower is First Officer. the others are Second Officers. Salaries and flight pay are provided, with duties including carrying distinguished service personnel to France. A further 25 volunteers are ready for call-up and more are expected to enroll.
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Ine Waren
Air Transport Auxary
Miss Gower
France
Inventions Being Perfected
A discussion on future profits from new inventions with solar tech advances, fluorescent wall coatings, water lubricated plastic bearings, and nyl on fibre paving the way for stronger materials. The piece notes California solar water heaters and highlights plant Latin names and Japan’s role in synthetic fibre production.
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California
Efficiency Magazine
Columbus Route Study Confirms He Was A Great Navigator
A Harvard backed expedition retraced parts of Columbus routes on a four month 100 foot ketch Capitania and Mary OUs voyage from Kingston Jamaica to New York via Azores Lisbon Heulva Porto Santo Canary Islands Trinidad Central American coast and Caribbean return The team led by Professor Samuel Elliott Morison declares Columbus a superb seaman and navigator while findings enter Columbus Seaman and Discoverer archives.
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Christopher Columbus
Nina
Pinta
New York
Columpus
Samuel Elliott Morison
Harvard University Department of History
John W. McElroy
Boston
Clifton W. Anderson
United Fruit
Veragua
Kingston
Jamaica
Columbus
Mary Ous
Azores
Lisbon
Heulva
Porto Santo
Canary Islands
Trinidad
Honduras
Caribbean
Atlantic
Morison
Speeding Planes Through Winging Reduction Discovery
Prof E A Stalker of Michigan unveils a 10 year solution to treble wing lift and open path to higher speeds. The system cuts wing area by two thirds yet preserves control, potentially boosting top speeds from 49 to about 500 mph and halving landing speeds without increasing stall risk, promising safer climbs and gentler descents per a Columbia University Institute of Aeronautical Sciences paper.
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New Avenue
E. A. Stalker
Department
Aeronautical Engineering
University of Michigan
Institute of ‘Aeronautical Sciences
Columbia University
Stalker
Institute
Polish Czech cooperation pledged by leaders in exile
General Wladyslaw Sikorski announced the Polish government in exile and Czech leaders have agreed on close cooperation. He argued their historical disunion helped bring catastrophe to their countries and urged united action.
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Wladyslaw Sikorski
Must Show Respect At Kutno Poles Threatened Over Attitudes
An order issued in Kutno threatens arrest and punishment for any Polish person who smiles ironically at or shows contempt toward a German or refuses to raise a hat to any German in uniform, reflecting harsh occupation enforcement.
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Kutno
Veest
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