Spring Breakup Brings News to Remote Alaska Camp
In a snowbound Alaskan outpost Hammond and Kenning survey rebuilding gains as Jeanne Towers Labors with a two hundred dollar windfall from selling a claim. A Seattle connection and an arriving airplane spark romance and a dramatic rescue as spring floods bring life.
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Jeanne
Misa Towers
Sorm Tonacco
Jack
Kenning
Jeanne Towers
Hammond
Kening
Kay House
Loon Creek
Ing
Seattle
Bruce Kenning
Kay
Jorgean
Terry
Jack Hammond
Timmy
Bringing Country To City At New York Parks Exhibit
The New York park department tours bring farm reality to urban kids with a 20 foot trailer named The Country Comes. Over 715 botanical and zoological forms are shown in portable exhibits guiding youngsters in garden and farm facts. The mechanical Japanese beetle trap delights many youths.
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New Yorn
New York Park Department
Gotham
Wartime Substitutes Displayed in Tokyo Exhibit
In Tokyo a wartime exhibit showcased about 4000 inventions created for shortages, including porcelain telephones waterproof paper cans and buckets. Celluloid razor blades and summer bats were among the items displayed highlighting ingenuity during wartime.
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Japan
Tokyo
Yukon Placer Gold Output Worth 2 Million in 1937
Yukon placer gold mining remains promising in unglaciated areas with Klondike as the leading source. 1937 total placer gold production reached 58,348 fine ounces valued at 2,042,000 dollars, part of territory mineral output totaling 215,544,000 dollars to 1937 end.
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Yukon
Department of Mines and Resources
Ottawa
Klondike
Expert Swimmers Phalaropes Feature In Canagan Bulletin
The Canagan resources Bulletin notes that phalaropes, among Canada’s shore birds, are exceptional for swimming. It highlights the female’s bold courtship role and brighter plumage, while the male incubates eggs and handles most household duties. The birds often form small social flocks during downtime.
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Canagan Resources Bulletin
Phalarope
Plans for 400000-seat stadium planned in Nuremberg
Plans underway in Nuremberg Germany for a new stadium with seating for 400000, aiming to become the world’s largest arena. The project envisions a landmark venue for football events and other large scale matches, reflecting bold city development.
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Nuremberg
Germany
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W.N.U. Service
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