Global briefs touch Pacific aid to Allies and postwar plans
Reports note Winston Churchill Street in New Zealand is funded for landing vessels and boats for American forces in the Pacific. Britain discusses Trafalgar Square redesign as a water plot for Dominions. Fen eration predicts 1000 shipyard jobs postwar, plus repair work. Royal Aeronautical Society plans a Birth Empire Lecture series in London. Albergo Massimo Azeglio hotel in Rome becomes Chateau Laurier under Canadian Officers’ Club. British Columbia mining plans and BC women chasing gold are also mentioned.
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Rome
Italy
Albergo
Massimo Azeglio
Canadian Officers’ Club
Ottawa
Blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord
Devotional notes on Jesus entry into Jerusalem from Bethphage, citing Matthew 21 and Zechariah 9 9 and Psalm 118. The lesson explains the humble act of riding an ass, crowd reactions, and the crowd’s cries of Hosanna. It compares pilgrim hymns and prophetic fulfillment with the crowd’s varied enthusiasm and ends with an interpretation of the word Hosanna and its fiery exclamations.
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Matthew
Mathew
Israel
Jesus
Jerusalem
Bethphage
Mount of Olives
Bechariah
Russia
W. A. Grist
John
Tus
Lazarus
David
Hosannath
Roger
Andy
Todea
Nazareth
Henry Burton
Britain’s Propaganda Machine Keeps Public Image Oddly Steady
The Chicago Daily News notes Britain’s propaganda effort appears vast yet uneven with many press agents across departments. It questions the efficiency of public relations and suggests detractors may unintentionally bolster the British image.
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Britain
Davis
Chicago
Daily News
Black Market Dangers and Consumer Inflation Warning
The piece argues both buyers and sellers share guilt in black market activity. It warns that overpricing, hoarding, and uncoupled coupon abuse feed inflation and threaten the economy and national security. The drive is selfish profit rather than public welfare.
Bigger And Better Airliners Planned After The War
TCA plans larger canada war era planes with four engines, 44 passengers, sleeper accommodations, and speeds over 300 mph. Winnipeg Lions Club heard the update from engineer Johent as TCA weighs a postwar air system and regional service. Also notes famine data from China with 8.5 million deaths in 1877-78.
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TCA
Canada
Giewar
Wnt
Johent
Lions Club
Winnipeg
Cancer Research at Western Reserve University
Scientists at the Institute of Pathology, Western Reserve University in Cleveland start a three year project to test a Russian developed serum, said to have broad curative powers, for effectiveness against cancer. Dr. Harry Goldblatt leads the work, funded at about 15000 dollars, following public release of the serum by Dr. Alexander Bogomets.
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Western Reserve
Sity
Cleveland
Hary Goldblatt
Alexander A Bognomets
Britain weighs air aad precautions as peacetime policy
Cabinet debates postwar plans including air aid precautions and conscription. No final decision yet but most government members are believed to favor continuing these measures as a permanent peacetime institution in Britain.
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Britain
Crossword puzzle clues and grid garble from a historical page
A fragmented crossword puzzle page with numbered clues and stray letters, including entries like Indebiscent feast and Artificial language, mixed with unreadable or corrupted text and stray words. The readable items suggest a standard puzzle layout but lack coherent entries or full solutions.
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Athenan Tern
Winston Churchill
New Zealand
Naa
Pacific
Trafalgar Square
Dominions
Lord Winster
British Columbia
Feneration
Royal “Aeronautical Society Courscil
London
HV Warren
University of British Columbia Department of Mining
Naid
Vancom
Canadian Pressder
Phin Thy
Margaret Ecker
Thes
Maurice Desiardi
Seristi
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China
Cancer Research
Jeveland University
Cara
By William Ferguson
Asleton
Leinure
Eigereed
Owith
Will-Yum
By Fred Neher
Gene Byrnes
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