World Happenings Briskly Summarized Across Front Pages
Seventy Friesian cattle raised $84,000 at a Reading sale in Zdmaston for the Red Cross Agricultural Fund and a quilt bearing 450 names arrived in Canada. The Union of South Africa ships coal to South America under a UN pooling scheme while Britain harvested 10 000 acres of onions for winter storage. Army jeeps tested at the University of Saskatchewan aim for farming use. A stockworm physician who met Mussolini predicts six months to live. Canadian service men sampled Leeds University and a colliery during a week’s leave. Allies expected to feed 150 million in liberated Europe by end of 1944. Shropshire cruiser, lent by Britain to Australia, serves in RAN after wartime loss. Middle East clothing factory expansion grows to 1 300 workers producing 100 000 garments in eight months. North Africa assault maps required 110 tons. Anne Adams Pattern 4496: jumper with tuned waist and coordinating blouse offered by WinnipegPattern Dept. Pattern costs 20c. mail delays noted.
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Red Cross Agricultural Fund
Zdmaston
London
Canada
Union of South Africa
South America
United Nations
Britain
University of Saskatchewan
Leeds University
Europe
Francis B. Sayre
Chicago
Nadab and Abihu Fail in First Priestly Service
A Sunday school lesson analyzes Nadab and Abihu's death after offering "strange fire" and drinking wine before service. It notes their violation of holy conduct, Aaron's prohibition on alcohol for priests, and concludes with the priests completing all commandments despite the tragedy.
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Nadab
Abbu
Abihu
Aaron
Moffatt
Moses
Barrister Barbs Fly In Court With Witty Reply
A cross examination in a MET Wis session turns acrimonious as counsel accuses a witness of lacking education. The witness calmly retorts that one need not be a scholar to answer silly questions, highlighting a sharp exchange in the box.
Midget Submarines Face Tirpitz Compared To David and Goliath
The text contrasts the midget submarine adventure against the Tirpitz with David and Goliath, noting the Tirpitz’s disadvantage yet the philistine still presses to battle. It mentions a shrill bat squeak and its high pitch.
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Omy Naturas
David
Axis airpower still strong despite Allied output surge
In Collier's Frank Geryasi notes Axis airpower remains substantial with Luftwaffe activity in Tunisia Sicily and beyond. He asserts junked planes and wrecks hide the force but Allied production has caught up and must stay all-out to curb the Luftwaffe. Also a Quebec snowfall note is mentioned.
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Axis
Diring
Tunisia
Sicily
Frank Ger Yasi
Collier's
el Alamein
Mediterranean
Luftwaffe
Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments From 4850
A jumble of crossword prompts includes French headgear various verbs and nouns across numbered clues. The readable entries reference items like a wagon gelatinous substance and forms of movement, with scattered letters and partial phrases from a dated puzzle page.
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Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Shropshire
Australia
Canberra
Royal Australian Navy
Middle East
Egypt
North Africa
Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot’ Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
MET
Reg
Nmmie Dugan
Aggie Wiley
Nere
Noth
Gene Byrne
Quebec
Nberg
Atret Police
Rosen
Orwer
Westhound
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