Assisting War Prisoners and Cocoa Production Facts
Across Canada the Red Cross branches organize prisoner of war committees to ease contact between prisoners and their next of kin and to provide assistance. India leads as the world's largest cocoa nut consumer with 1.5 million acres under cultivation yielding 3.5 million units.
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Canada
Canadan Red Cross Society
India
World Happenings From A War Era News Capsule
A collage of international notes reports Roosevelt receiving rare prints from his visit, North Africa tire shortages, Dieppe veteran Roger Strumm earning pilot wings for his son, and the Duke of Wellington killed as a Commando captain in Italy. Also noted: Mowinckel’s death in New York, Canadian wheat use, Odense fines for a German corporal death, Canada’s ship launches, and Reed Canary grass origins.
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Roger Harold Strumm
Dieppe
Mr. Strumm
Souris
Duke of Wellington
Iron Duke
Napoleon
Waterloo
Italy
Sabbath Observance and Its Blessings in Biblical Teachings
A devotional summary explains the Sabbath as a holy, separated day for rest and work, citing Exodus 20:8-11 and Isaiah 58:13-14. It emphasizes abstaining from labor, honoring God, and turning one day in seven to higher purposes, with a noted quote from Bishop McConnell on the Sabbath's purpose.
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Jehovah
God
McConnell
Isaiah
Children Fears Linked to Home Life and Guidance
Dr Laycock writes that children's fears come from home, school, and community experiences not heredity. Fear is a handicap in modern life and often stems from unmet basic needs, lack of affection, independence, or self esteem. He warns parents against scaring children and urges modeling fearlessness and improving self reliance. Bolivia's flag consists of three horizontal bars of equal width of red, green and yellow.
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R. Laycock
University of Saskatchewan
National Committee For Mental Hygiene (Canada
Health
Health League of Canada
Laycock
Bolivia
India population figures and returning Canadian soldier
That part of India known as British India has eleven Provinces with a population about 300,000,000 and hereditary princes ruled states totaling about 93,000,000. Allan Black, a Canadian soldier home from overseas, celebrated by eating 28 raw eggs and five orders of poached eggs on toast.
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India
Allan Black
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Odense
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Siberia
North America
Colorado
By William Ferguson
Ringle
Canadian National Railways
W. A. Appleton
Eavil
Irel
Chaides
Alow Island
Ain Ons
By Fred Neher
Reg'lar Fellers
Auneir
Gene Bye