World Happenings Briefly Told
The House of Commons refreshment rooms served 148724 meals in the last year. Radio Tokyo reports Japan trains children to throw grenades for empire defence. London Guildhall, badly damaged by bombing, will be enlarged and modernized. German cruisers Prien Eugen and Nuernberg moved from Copenhagen to Wilhemshaven under British escort. Flensburg reports English made official language in occupied Germany by Allied government. Canadian postwar construction may be aided by trained war workers. Royal Commission on veterans’ qualifications in Montreal notes plant savings of 816 316 from national aircraft plant suggestions.
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Japan
Radio Tokyo
Flensburg
BBC
Germany
Fules
Royal Commission On Veterans
Montreal
The Political and Religious Authorities in Jesus Life
A Sunday school lesson outlines Roman rule during Jesus birth and life. It notes Archelaus and Herod Antipas as tetrarchs, Pilate’s governorship, and Philip’s rule, with Jesus as the Christ amid Sanhedrin leadership. The piece highlights the religious leaders’ outward piety and inward neglect, contrasting with Jesus’s humble, itinerant ministry and enduring influence.
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Ower
Jesus
Palestine
Ganander
Herod the Great
Tber Una
Archelaus
Judea
Samaria
Herold
Antipas
Galilee
Perea
Philo
Burdan
Trachonitis
Jordan
Terrtory
Syria
Herod Antipas
Ald
Herod
Jean the Baptist
Pilate
Philip
Caesarea
Peter
Dows
Sindeer
Clan of Progress
Phillipe Brooks
War Aces Graduate as TCA Pilots After Six Weeks Training
Repatriated RCAF flyers complete six weeks at TC A/S management school in Winnipeg to become first officers and later captains. The class includes ex-RCAF flyers like A C Adamson and J T Breen, trained under TCA chief ground instructor F J Finucan, with the group pictured around the crab indicator charting flight lines.
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TC A/S
Mgnt
Winnipeg
RCAF
Crab
Charlie McCarthy
Linkrainer
TCA
Way
Uote
A.C. Adamson
Vegreville
J. T. Breen
Toronto
March
St. John's
Saskatchewan Nutri tion Essay Competitions At Summer Fairs
Saskatchewan school children are invited to enter nutrition poster and essay contests at summer fairs. Sponsored by the Nutrition Division of the Saskatchewan Department of Public Health, these educational features offer cash prizes. The Washington Monument is described as fifteen feet thick at the entrance and tapering to eighteen inches at the shaft top.
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Saskatchewan
Nutrition
Saskatchewan Department of Public Health
Washington Monument
Mutual Understanding Emphasized by League Society Talk
Dr. Charles E. Phillips of the Canada-United States Committee on Education urged the League of Nations Society in Canada to place mutual understanding among world peoples at the center of world re establishment. The address to the national council highlighted education as key to international harmony.
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National Council of the
League of Nations Society
Canada
Charles E. Phillips
Canada-United States
Committee On Education
Petroleum Energy Through Plants and Ancient Animals
The article explains how gasoline in cars derives from energy stored by ancient plants and animals over vast geological times. It links fossil fuels to long natural processes and highlights their role in powering modern transportation.
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers No 4940
Puzzle item listing multiple clues spanning numbers and words. The page presents a dense grid of cryptic style hints with across and down entries, including names, places, objects, and language terms, typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
Hospital Ship Liner Sees Durban Conversion Complete
The former Italian liner now serves as a naval hospital ship with 14 wards and over 420 beds. It sat idle at Laurence Marques for four years after a bomber chase, then moved to Durban at the start of the war with Italy and after Italy's capitulation.
Livingstone Honored Amid Student Contrasts
David Livingstone, a missionary to Africa, was to receive an honorary degree from a Scottish university amid student taunts. The expected jeers contrasted with a whispered tribute as he appeared worn and weary, yet recognized as a great figure.
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David Livingstone
Africa
Livingstone
This Curious World Filtrum Use In Car Brakes
Automobile makers use castor oil as a hydraulic brake lubricant not affecting rubber. It is combined with alcohol to form a solvent mixture.
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House of Commons
City of
London
Pring Eugen
Nuernberg
Copenhagen
Wilhelmshaven
Aircraft Industry Relations Committee
the Ministry OF Jesus
John
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Salah
T.C.A
Asia
Vaserieal
Ukraine
Emporium
Mid-western University
Reg'lar Fellers
Gene Byrnes
Halian
By William Ferguson
By Fred Nehr
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