Romance on the show ends in wedding plan and prize talk
Bud wins the hearts of Dora and Captain Billy’s ire as Dora helps Bud land a job and they plan to marry after the season. The audience cheers while Matt hands over a $100 prize, and Dora teases future plans as Bud proves a wise choice. Meanwhile 19yearold Pamela Smith recovers in Wisconsin hospital as sole survivor of a Lake Michigan yacht tragedy.
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Matt
Billy
Mader
Bud
Dora
Art
Tve
Ring
Pamncia Smith
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Lake Michigan
Bud Watson in Spider Stunt Goes On Air Night
Recalled radio stunt from Crazy For Money program where Bud Watson, fresh from the Army, was to appear as a spider for Captain Billy Swanson's Bathing Beauties at Roscoe's Carnival. A misadventure with Dora Swanson and a crowd led to a postponed tank moment and Bud's nervous on air debut.
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Bud Watson
Matt Ringearly
Bud
Roscoe
Fair Grounds
Captain Billys
Billy Swanson
Captain Billy
Billy
Dora
Iad
Matt
Farm Research Groups See Demand For Agricultural Economics
Dr. J. F. Booth, head of the Dominion Agricultural Department Economics Division, told the 17th annual meeting of the Canadian Agricultural Economics Society at Macdonald College that demand for agricultural economists will rise. The division, formed in 1929, built farm data prewar and aided farm policy during the war, with groups across the country requesting more research.
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Tne Neca
J. F. Booth
Dominion Agricultural Department
Canadian Agricultural Economics Bariety
Macdonald College
Ste. Anne de Bellevue
Booth
Iice
Chinese Rockets Repel Kubilai Khan Attacks in 1232
A fragment notes that Chinese forces used rockets in 1232 to repel the advancing Kubilai Khan forces, marking an early use of rocket technology in siege defense. The excerpt emphasizes military action and historical context without graphic detail.
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Kubiai Khan
Conserve Timber Warns Canadian Export Policy
Industrialist Garfield Weston urges export slogans to warn that Canadian exports should be conditional on conserving natural resources. Pulp and paper exports exceed gold or wheat sales, employing many and powering investment. About 6,000 workers burn 400 million cubic feet of wood annually, risking long recovery if lands burn.
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Garfield Weston
Canadian Forestry Association
Canada
Thanked Canada for wartime help by Lady Alexander
Viscountess Alexander addressed the Ottawa Women's Canadian Club praising Canadian wartime aid. She noted large supplies of oranges and milk and one use items, spoke of her children adjusting to Canada, and thanked Red Cross Dairy groups and other organizations for Britain’s war relief.
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Mmiesa Alexander
Britain
Viscountess Alexander
Ottawa Women's
Alexander
Canada
Red Cross
Imperial Order, Daughters of the Empire
Kinsmen Club
Queen's Canadian Fund
Baking hints and a cake recipe from old notes
Read the recipe carefully before mixing and bake with precise measures. Ingredients include urea buds flour sugar butter or shortening eggs vanilla and baking powder. Pre heat oven to 350 375 degrees bake 10 to 12 minutes yield twelve dozer butter buds.
Grape-Nuts Flakes Praise From The Cook
A dialogue extols Grape-Nuts Flakes as a hearty breakfast option. The speaker notes the cereal is made from two grains and provides energy and nutrients, claiming it tastes wonderful and is good for you.
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Jim
Smile a While and Other Readable Snippets
A garbled collection of humorous lines and quips from a pasted page includes exchanges about a bag snatching, an aspiring vocalist asking about future success, a teacher’s and editor’s quips, a doll exchange, and a mill of misheard dialogue from various characters. The fragment ends with a cryptic number 265.
Far Reaching Effect Lack Of Baling Wire
Wall Street Journal reports US manufacturers cut baling wire production due to price ceilings. Shortage drives less hay and feed for livestock, thinning meat supply and highlighting a chain reaction in modern society. No farmer can bale hay with shoe string.
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Wall Street Journal
United
Athens Renames Major Street in Honor of Mackenzie King
In a July 1 ceremony on Lycabettus Street Athens renamed the thoroughfare Mackenzie King Street to recognize Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King and Canada for moral and material aid to Greece. The municipal council cited gratitude from the Greek people for repeated assistance. Bees seldom visit red flowers as these insects are blind to red.
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Keeks
Canada
Athens
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Jrelcome Sour Pout Explorers
Maya
Om St Perkins
Ummy
Foreman
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