World War II Pacific crash claims two airmen
Two naval airmen died when their plane crashed and sank during U S fleet war games in the Pacific. A despatch notes a death in Italy of painter Hugh de Tenebrokes Glazebrook who lived in Toronto briefly. Alberta reports nearly 10 000 more car licences sold in four months, and Italian pilot Mario Pezzi set a new altitude record. Manitoba chemists work on a dandelion killer for lawns with details undisclosed.
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Pacific Ocean
United Sates
Naval Oficers
Pat
Portsmouth
Georgetown
Guianaa
United States
Frances Perkins
Roosevelt
Mim Alpha Warner
New York Times
Italy
Hugh de Tenebrokes Glazebrook
Toronto
Lady In Black
National Gallery
Ottawa
Alberta
Mario Pezzi
F. R. D. Swain
Royal Air Force
University of Manitoba Chemiats
Manitoba
Printing Press Typewriter With 8500 Keys At Japan’s Letter Desk
Kathleen Tauch iya of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce in San Francisco explains a massive Japanese typewriter with 3500 ideographs. An unnamed inventor built the machine using metal type and a lifting arm to press characters onto paper. Six Japanese typists work in San Francisco, with Miss Truchiya the only one fluent in both English and Japanese.
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Kathleen Tauchiya
Japan
Puszied
San Francisco
Miss Truchiya
Ony
St. Thomas Times-Journal
Unusual Record in Italian Village: No Births or Deaths
In San Gottardo, Italy, a 400 resident village reports three years with no births or deaths. Elders exceed 100 years, and the aged priest recalls the funeral rites as visiting bishop notes the anomaly. The quiet record stands amid aging lines and scarce life events.
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Allan
San Gottardo
Italy
Jovian attractions could pull in other moons and more
The passage notes that if Jupiter were not bound by solar attractions its gravity could seize nearby planets, adding them to its already extensive system of nine moons. It highlights the planet’s immense pull and the hypothetical consequence of capturing other celestial bodies.
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Jupiter
World Wheat Field Size and Key Regions
The food research bureau of Banford University notes about 400,000,000 acres under wheat, roughly 1 percent of world land. About 90 percent lies in the northern hemisphere with Asia holding over a third, Europe just under a third, and North America under a quarter. Russia leads with 78.4 million acres, followed by the British Empire at 72.3 million and Canada near 30 million. The United States has 65.3 million acres, China 49.1 million, the French Empire 22.4 million, and the Italian Empire 12 million.
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Food Research Bureau of
Banford University
Equator
Asia
Europe
North America
Russia
British Empire
Canada
United States
China
French Empire
Italian Empire
Fragmented OCR reads mix of words and garbled phrases
A damaged text segment contains scattered words about injuries and places but lacks clear events or subjects. The legible parts mention injury and time references but no coherent people, organizations, or outcomes to summarize into a complete news item.
Evidently Not On Diet Last Hawaiian King Was Served
The discovery of Kalakaua’s coronation menu reveals a lavish Iolani Palace dinner with three soups six fish courses seven roasted meats two curries and a wide array of sides wines and desserts. The menu contradicts claims of dieting and highlights imperial hospitality. The note about Hiawatha and Daimler appears as additional trivia.
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Covention
Kalakaua
Tawau
Iolant Palace
Pattern 4413 shirtfrock for summer wear by Anne Adams
Pattern 4413 offers a shirtfrock with notched collar slashed sleeves and front buttons. Available in fabrics percale weersucker or linen, sizes include 14 through 44. Pattern price is 20 cents sent to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg.
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Anne Adams
Anne
Adams
Winnipeg
Union
McDermot Ave
Hidden drawer yields diamonds in Australia auction find
A Geelong woman bought a Bureau for 85 dollars. On dusting it she found a secret drawer with a bundle of sheep wool concealing diamonds valued at 15000 dollars. The text also notes that tuberculosis of the spine appears in human skeletons over ten thousand years old.
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Geelong
Australia
Iamonds
Helium Supply Tied to Amarillo Plant and Global Demand
The text notes most helium is refined at a US plant seven and a half miles west of Amarillo Texas with a 20 million cubic feet yearly capacity. It cites historical costs and global interest from Germany, plus deposits in Canada and Kansas, and includes unrelated notes on Shell-Mex House, radio news, and motion pictures.
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United States
Amarillo
Texas
Germany
Canada
Kansas
Sunday School Lesson on Esau and Jacob
The lesson contrasts twin Isaac Rebekah sons Esau and Jacob driven by parental favoritism and hunger for immediate gain. It notes Esau’s impulsiveness seeking quick food over the birthright, Jacob’s cunning, their flight to Paddan-aram, and the looming threat of Esau’s vengeance as Isaac lives on for decades more.
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Zaan
Jacov
Itrasica
Isac
Rebekah
Faan
Jacob
Esau
Enan
Paddan-aram
Isaac
Garden sowing and thinning rules for healthy beds
Gardening guidance notes sowing several times for most vegetables to avoid a glut and emphasizes fresh harvests. It outlines seed depth by size, from tiny poppy to large bulbs, and stresses thinning for strong, well spaced plants. It also warns crowded plants become spindly, advising space roughly half the plant height for vegetables flowers or shrubs.
Mystery Stonehenge theory challenged by French archaeologist
French scientist Professor A Wayson de Pradenne argues Stonehenge was a roofed temple rather than an open air circle. He compares the structure to a North American earth lodge with massive beams and plaster over a stone skeleton, suggesting indoor worship rather than outdoors.
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Britain
Stonehenge
England
A. Wayson de Pradenne
University of Paris
Antiquity
Great Plains
Victoria Times
Widow of Marie Celeste first mate dies at 91 in New York
Frances N Richardson widow of Albert Richardson, first mate aboard the Marie Celeste, the phantom ship whose crew vanished in 1873 after the vessel sailed from New York for Genoa with a cargo of alcohol. She died recently in New York leaving the ship’s mystery unsolved.
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Frances N. Richardson
High Seas
New York
Azores
B.S. Briggs
Johnson population estimate in the United States
A historical note states 1,024,000 persons named Johnson live in the United States with a fragment mentioning 2203. The text appears as an OCR snippet noting surname frequency and an incomplete figure.
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Johnson
United States
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Longfeliow
Daimler
London
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I. Corinthians
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Rouleau, Saak
Camamon
Quebec
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