World Happenings Briefly Told
A new star 10 000 times brighter than the sun was reported by Dr. Nils Tamo of Kvista Derg observatory un-named. Educational tours of Germany for Canadian Women's Army Corps in Germany underway. Argentine minister to Canada Honorio Legui zamon Pondal announced in Buenos Aires as part of a diplomatic exchange. Russia seized over 513 000 Japanese officers and men in a 20 day offensive. Ramonotwane, a 130 year old African, is dead. The French foreign office said an international conference to decide German reparations will likely be held in November. Europe inland transport will be checked by a provisional European organization created in London. Canada plans to hand 1 200 Dutch officers and men to train a Dutch force for Netherlands possessions in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nils Tamo
Kvista- Derg Observatory
Honorio Leguizamon Pondal
Canada
Buenos Aires
Russia
Japan
Moscow
Europe
Provisional Organization For European Inland Transport
Organization
London
Canadian Army
Netherlands
Joseph and Judah Scene Bridges Old Covenant Unity
Page features a Sunday School lesson on Genesis 45 focusing on Judah’s bold plea and Joseph’s tearful reconciliation. It notes postwar interest in Trans-Canada Air Lines transatlantic service and a remark on age related pupil light sensitivity.
It Is Possible to Sail Up the Amazon River for Days
A fragment notes a journey up the Amazon river lasting days without sighting hor e 2838. The text is incomplete but implies exploration or travel challenges in dense tropical waterways. No clear dates, people, or organizations are identifiable from the readable portion.
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Amazon River
Map changes and renamed places amid Japanese expansion
The text outlines Japanese renaming of Manchuria and Korea including Changchun and Port Arthur, notes on pronunciation issues with Le, mentions Shenyang, and references wartime names like Talienco as Dairy Monger, with a brief quote on women's duties and a note on high octane gasoline as a synthetic blend.
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Eije
Korea
Sorat
Britain
Sheran
Singapore
Manchuria
Changchun
Daiten
Talien
Lisbon
Port Arthur
Marvin
Shenyang
Shihehishurang
China
Shumen
Marine ace Boyington found in Japanese POW camp near Yokohama
Maj. Gregory Boyington commander of Marines in the South Pacific is reported found in a POW camp near Yokohama. The official report notes his 1943 shot down over Raboul after claiming a Japanese fighter and cites a grim camp scene with 500 Allied prisoners.
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Maj
Gregory Boyington
South Pacific
Yokohama
Raboul
U.S
Frozen Carload From B C To Toronto Delights Froze Beans
The first carload of frozen goods from the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia reached Toronto in a Canadian National Railways refrigerator car. It weighed 60 000 pounds and contained 3000 cartons of quick frozen beans valued at 9 000, frozen at five degrees below zero with careful handling by CN freight and transportation departments.
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B.C
Toronto
Okanagana Valley
British Columbia
Canadian National Railways
C.N.R. Feight and Transportation Departments
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Appears From 65 to 66
The readable puzzle section lists numbered clues across topics including Moslem law Latin con man s name lair part of sea Gaelic dress uproar astringent salt pierce burden repulsive motor head day of rest former Russian ruler girl's name use of poetry moment grownup German part of there old Irish infantryman compass point symbol for samarium six
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Lair Iiz
Seae
Appraisal on Japan Policy and Postwar Sanitation Demands
The writer urges Gen MacArthur to press for strict postwar governance in Japan, condemning romanticized views of Japanese culture. He calls for an iron-fisted yet equitable approach, citing sanitation standards and control to prevent looting and instability. The piece contrasts Japan with Australia’s colonial history.
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John S Knight
Chicago Daily News
Tokyo
Gen. MacArthur
Japan
Return of British securities from Canada to Britain
More than 1,000 heavily guarded cases containing millions of pounds in British securities sent to Canada in 1940 were loaded at Montreal aboard the HMS Leander and brought to Britain. A large shipment of gold also stored at the Sun Life Building vault in Montreal and at Fort Knox was moved. A penicillin factory worth about 4 million dollars is under construction near Liverpool.
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Canada
Montreal
AMS
Leander
Permisson
Canadian Mint
Fort Knox
Tenn
Sun Life
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Also Mentioned on This Page
Germany
Canadian Women's Army Corps
Ramonotwane
Ramono‘twane
Judah
Joseph
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Benjamin
Egypt
Pharaoh
Ocean Flights
Trans- Atlantic Air Service
W. J. Dalby
Trans- Canada Air Lines
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Reg
Gene Byrnes
Robert Cleaver
A.u
Peru
Odin
Actinium
Australia
Mich
Willian Ferguson
Cuean NA River
Liverpool
England
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