Wolf Stew at Last on Ungava Trek
In the Ungava tundra Alan Cameron Noel and their husky Rough survive with wolf meat after fending off four starving wolves. With dwindling strength they press toward Montagnais camps, hoping Timbers and thaw bring caribou, tea and flour. Alan clings to hope as Rough shows renewed energy guiding them toward timber and food.
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White Sea
Noel
Alan
Gar
Alan Cameron
de Nord
Marche
Rough
Rappers
Graham Cameron
Hudson's Bay
Fort George
Great Bay
Berthe Dessane
Arsene Rivard
Revision Freres
Quebec
Montreal
Big River
Ain
Fred
Rozen
Hudson Straits
Noe
Avan
New Highway System Could Guide Cars Without Steering
Norman Bel Geddes proposes a road with an axis or light or magnetic slot guiding cars. Automatic control instruments in vehicles would read the beam, keeping cars evenly spaced at high speeds and removing driver fatigue and human error as a cause of accidents.
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New York
Norman Bel Geddes
Cattle Exports Shift From UK to North America in 1938
Shipments of cattle from Canada to the United States this year nearly quadruple the June to January figure for 1938, rising to 22626 head in the first half. In contrast total cattle exports to the United Kingdom dropped from 19464 head in early 1938 to 1168 head this year, mainly dairy cattle. Lions reach maturity at seven years old.
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Canada
United States
United Kingdom
Indispensable Explorer Photographer's Wife Transforms Career
Ada Forrest, now Cherry Kearton, wife of famed jungle explorer photographer, abandons singing to aid him. She types for dictation, learns cinematography, handles negatives, and joins expeditions though fears crawling creatures. A vivid wartime era portrait from London Tit-Bits.
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Gournacurea
Cherry Kearton
Ada Forrest
London
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