World Happenings Briefly Told
A broad probe into alleged price chiselling on defence construction materials is announced. Australia reports June population 7,031,000, up 38,853 since year start. US Navy plans to expand with five 3,300-ton freight passenger ships. Lord Woolton appeals for mobile kitchens over donations. Border permits will ease Canada US travel for residents. Mussolini moves to seize munition factories. A rule bans foreign words in letterheads. Australia plans Empire air training spend of 11.8 million pounds, part of 55 million to March 1943. John Palwyn Beresford, 52, a Ministry of Information official, dies on duty during London air raid. Ontario highways minister proposes using roadbuilding to employ demobilized workers at the Canadian Good Roads convention.
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United States
Australia
United States Navy
Lord Woolton
Cod
Britain, Inc
Foreign Exchage Control Board
Canada
Mussolini
Arthur Faden
John Paldwyn Beresford
Ministry of Information Intelligence Department
London
War Pictures Fahoome Sa ewifts is given a full page
A damaged OCR fragment describes a full page feature titled War Pictures Fahoome Sa ewifts with partial words and unclear names. The readable text signals a broad page spread but provides no concrete facts, dates, or entities to identify. The piece appears to be a photographic or pictorial wartime feature.
There Are More Than Six Million Game Hunters in U S
A historical report notes over 6,500,000 game hunters in the United States, reflecting growing interest in hunting and outdoor recreation across the nation and its regions. The piece cites demographic trends and possible impacts on wildlife management and conservation efforts.
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The
Partridge Diet in Saskatchewan Supports Farmers Friend View
A study on two legally shot chukar partridges in Saskatchewan shows their crops contained 12 and 8 grasshoppers respectively, with about 98 percent caragana seed and two percent ball mustard seed, plus a few Russian thistles. No commercial grain was found, signaling the birds’ ability to live off wild foods and not threaten grain fields. They are likely to thrive with winter feed readily available. Yellowstone geysers set a record by erupting nine major geysers in one hour.
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Saskatchewan
Jesus declares mission in Nazareth synagogue reading
The Sunday school lesson outlines Jesus reading from Isaiah in Nazareth, declaring liberty for the bruised, facing rejection by the Nazarenes, and the calm authority of his mission. It cites Luke 4 16 21 and related interpretations, noting the crowd's anger and Jesus escape. It weaves in notes on worship, public teaching, and historical context.
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Ocuments
Nazareth
Jesus
James Moffatt
Isaiah
C. R. Brown
Capernaum
A. B. Bruce
Pattern 4987 outsize school dress set
Anne Adams offers a three piece outfit for a young girl including a front-buttoning jumper with double breasted styling, a blouse with ric rac trim, and an optional Dutch girl cut. Pattern 4987 comes in children sizes 2,4,6,8,10 with yardage details and a 20 cent price. order to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper. Health Diet notes stress vegetables and vitamin sources. highlights iron and vitamin C rich foods, daily protein needs, and a basic daily table of milk cheese eggs and meat contributions.
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Addion
Anne Adams
ABC
Winnipeg
Union
McDermott Ave. E
Ancient Egyptian Manuscripts Sheltered in Desert Cave
Ancient manuscript treasures from Egypt including works linked to Tutankhamun have been evacuated to a remote desert hill cave to shield them from air raids. The Cairo museum archives and royal tomb texts remain protected in stone vaults away from conflicts.
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Egypt
Tut-Ankh‘Amen
Cairo Museum
Editorial Offer on Cancer Articles by Health League of Canada
Readers may obtain a free set of Dr. McCullough's articles on Cancer by writing to The Health League of Canada Dept W.N.Y. 111 Avenue Road Toronto Ontario. Include your name and address in plain printing and request the materials.
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The
Health League of Canada
Dept. W.N.Y
111 Avenue Road
Toronto
Ont
In Praise Of Churchill As World’s Most Commanding Figure
Professor W. S. Osborne lauds Winston Churchill as the world’s leading figure surpassing Hitler. He cites Churchill’s embodiment of British tradition and the Britons’ resolve to save Europe by example, echoing Pitt’s belief England will shape fate through exertion.
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Winston Churchill
Hitler
Tennyson
Tam
Pitt
England
Europe
Napoleon
W. 8. Osborne
Winnipeg Free Press
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