Brazilian archaseador arrives in Ottawa
Cyro Freitas Valle becomes the first Brazilian archaseador to reach Canada as Ottawa hosts the visitor. Netherlands deaths rise as Germans execute about 2000 since May 1949. Soviet ace Alexander Pokryshkin reportedly downs his 53rd foe. Earl Bowes Lyon turns birthday milestone as Elizabeth II’s father notes his Sth birthday. UK poultry tech promises 10 second chicken processing. Canadian bank deposits hit record 2 123 821 000 at Feb 29. Strathadam launched to bolster escort fleet. Tires tightened for Canadian Army with no new vehicle tires issued.
Paul Enters Damascus and Jerusalem in Acts Lesson
Devotional study on Paul’s conversion and service from Acts 9 with notes on his retreat to Arabia, return to Damascus, and reception by Barnabas in Jerusalem. Emphasizes gospel power in Romans 1 16 and Paul’s early preaching of Jesus as the Son of God.
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Kingston lads ride freight car to Belleville incident
A group of Kingston youths reportedly rode an open freight car to Belleville Ontario about 50 miles away and could not disembark until the train halted. The incident is described as a dangerous free ride with a historical comparison to Hitler's wartime ride.
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The 2 Inch Mortar in Infantry Use
The 2-inch mortar serves as a smoke screening tool and a deadly anti-personnel weapon. It lacks armour-penetration power but excels at flushing out hidden enemies, making infantrymen ready to deploy it in any frontline scenario.
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Frog famine in Britain prompts frog ads for experiments
Advertisements offer live frogs at four shillings a dozen for scientific use by universities and schools. Frogs have been scarce since the war, though 2,000 were flown in 1941 from the United States in bombers in water tanks for experiments.
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Battle of Britain remark sparks reflection in Commons debate
Flight Lieutenant Teeling cites the Battle of Britain as as important as Trafalgar and Waterloo, noting only about 700 people took part, a claim debated in foreign affairs sessions. The piece then mentions ancient diadems made of silk or wool set with stones.
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Health League of Canada backs compulsory milk pasteurization
The Health League of Canada denounces opponents of pasteurization and reaffirms its resolve for national compulsory pasteurization. It claims raw milk endangers health, cites bovine tuberculosis and other diseases, and warns critics share responsibility for milkborne illnesses.
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Safe Flying Advances from Canadian Decompression Research
Scientists in Canada with the Royal Canadian Air Force recreate six mile high air and minus seventy degree cold to test new flying suits goggles oxygen masks and hearing devices. The collaboration strengthens pilots bombers and navigators while informing manufacturers of design and process changes as war broadens the aircraft industry.
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Spitfire Gains Griffin Engine Boost for Battle Range
The Spitfire fighter aircraft receives the Rolls Royce Griffin engine with 23 percent more capacity than the Merlin. It features a two speed mechanically driven supercharger and performs well from ground level up to 25 000 feet where major aerial combat occurs.
Muscular Tension Seen as Key to Light Sleep
A study or expert view identifies muscular tension as a major cause of light sleep. The finding suggests stress and muscle stiffness contribute to frequent awakenings and shallower sleep stages.
Canada’s Wartime Ties and Churchill Tribute Highlight 1944
The article notes Canada's wartime support, including naval participation, and a Moscow dinner hosted by Dana Wilgress for George Zarubin. It mentions Ilya Lapinsky’s Red Star piece on Canada’s war effort and praises Soviet-Canadian friendship, with broader notes on Churchill’s age and resolve.
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Crossword Puzzle Wrapper From The Times
Crossword puzzle clues listed in horizontal and vertical formats with many entries ranging from urge to dawn. Includes animals plants and ancient deities with a mix of definitions and wordplay across multiple clues.
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