World Happenings Briefly Told In War Time News
Nations report progress and losses in wartime events. Dutch efforts and United Nations actions touch shipping and industry. An Allied court executes six Italian spies. London thieves raid a dress shop after burrowing through a wall. British WAAC to receive sling bags. Red Cross fundraising is strong in London. France’s furniture industry reorganized for mass production. Canada plans sale of surplus white peas via the British Food Mission.
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Agriculture Department
British Food Mission
Canada
Tax Take From First Great War to 1943 Revealed
A Commons return tabled for Hon. R. B. Hanson shows income tax collected during the First Great War period up to March 31 1943 totaling over four bill a sota 99 018 400 395. The figure reflects wartime revenue efforts by the government.
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R. B. Hanson
York Sudbury
Keeping Milk Records Guides Dairy Herd Improvement
Keeping milk records helps dairy farmers track cow production and guide feeding. Experience is praised, but practical common sense often yields similar results with less publicity for improving herd efficiency.
Scotland Yard Operatives Employ New Sticky Weapon
Report describes armed operatives using a dipstick like device to force cabbies onto longer routes by measuring fuel. Passage notes tensions, with combat times referenced as minutes and distances linked to sun reach.
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Scotland
Crossword puzzle hints and clues No 4883
Puzzle readers tackle a mixed list of horizontal clues and down items. The readable clues reference various wordplay tasks including animals objects and phrases across themes.
Saturation bombing faces low collision risks
When saturation bombing plans formed, concerns arose that many bombers arriving simultaneously could collide. In practice collisions are rare, about one in a thousand, a better odds than being shot down by flak as attacks are stretched over time and AA guns engage individual aircraft.
Sunday School Lesson Reflects Faith Hope and Love
Golden text from I Corinthians 13 proclaims faith hope and love with love greatest. Lesson covers Acts 19:1-18 and I Corinthians 14 alongside devotional reading Psalm 133.
Paul in Corinth and the Birth of Spiritual Gifts
The article reviews Paul’s tentmaking in Corinth with Aquila and Priscilla, his Jewish companions from Pontus, and his shift to Gentile ministry after initial preaching to Jews. It notes Gallio’s ruling, Crispus’s belief, and Paul’s extended stay before returning to Syria. It also discusses Luther’s praise and the Corinthian church’s jealousy, strife, and questions about spiritual gifts later addressed in 1 Corinthians.
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Corinth
Aquila
Priscilla
Pontus
Asia Minor
Black Sea
Rome
Claudius
Suetonius
Chrestus
Jesus
Christ
Titus Jusis
Crispus
Gallio
Achaia
Syria
Luther
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