World Happenings Briefly Told
Scotland Yard investigates reports Italian waiters in West End hotels and restaurants. Canada reports progress on cattle export quotas and a new Browning 30 caliber rapid-firing tank machine gun. Registrations at Edmonton and Calgary normal schools total 380. Berlin says Japan faces electric power shortages forcing extra shutdowns. A Versailles incident ends with a policeman killing a Frenchman after anti Nazi graffiti. In Montreal thieves steal five wheels and tires from the Deaf and Dumb Institute grounds. Moscow radio cites German casualties at Stettin and other camps.
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Pans Radio
Versailles
New Anne Adams Pattern 4134 For Misses And Women
The 4134 surplice line dress offers waistline shaping and a contrasting point collar. Available in sizes 16 through 42, requires 4 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16. Send 20 cents and your size name address and pattern number to the Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Smile a While Comic Lines and Punchy One-Liners
A collection of witty quips and jokes ranges from wordplay on language and politics to social observations. It features humorous exchanges about flowers, nautical miles, cooks, optimists, and family quirks with a light, theatrical tone and punchy punchlines.
Candle wax method for battery terminal protection
A described corrosion protection technique uses melted candle wax to coat battery terminals. Light a candle, hold it sideways over each terminal, and allow the wax to flow and cover all exposed metal surfaces thoroughly.
Record Of Sales Will Make Tea Rationing Effective Exon
Officials forecast rationing will curb tea purchase in remote Yukon Mackenzie and eastern Arctic regions where 15000 residents will receive ration cards. Mounties Eskimos missionaries and Indians will have purchases logged with no cards needed for highway workers and others in the remote area ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon-Mackenzie
Arctic
United States
Alaska
Food shortages drive barley seizure and beer ration cut
Finland withholds 2,000,000 kilograms of barley reserved for malting and ends the monthly beer ration due to food insufficiency. Electrical researchers unveil U shaped ultraviolet lamps to sterilize milk bottles both outside and inside simultaneously.
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Finland
Lesson On Tolerance For Survival From Chicago Forum
A Chicago forum sponsored by the Pastors Institute of the Chicago Theological Seminary gathered a Catholic priest a Jewish rabbi and a Negro Methodist minister and a Disciples of Christ church venue to discuss religion's role in combatting intolerance The speakers shared firm convictions while affirming human brotherhood noting that justice is indivisible by race or creed The piece argues that education in tolerance is essential for civilization in a shrinking world from the Chicago Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pastors’ Institute
Chicago Theological Seminary
University Church of the Disciples of Christ
Austin
Dc Schmidt, Sr
Samuel M. Blumenfield
DeWitt Turpeau, Jr
Chicago Sun
Waiting at Mahanaim Genesis 31 33 devotional lesson
Sunday school lesson on Jacob at Mahanaim Genesis 31 33. Biblical reflection on fear from Esau pursuit and Jacob’s prayer for divine aid. Notes include Jacob’s two host camp plan and the face to face meeting with Esau at Bethel like Peniel.
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God
Mahanaim
Jacob
Esau
Jehovah
Abraham
Isaac
Peniel
Seir
Health of Canada and America urged in Survey Graphic
Dr Martha M Flict argues for an urgent national plan to protect health workers and expand welfare services for children and mothers across the United States. The plan includes mobile emergency teams, day care centers, immunization drives, school medical services, and extended maternity care to all areas. Dr Eliot endorses the call and stresses a peacetime democracy depends on healthy youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Martha M. Flict
U.S. Children's Bureau
Survey Graphic
England
Eliot
Dr. Eliot
Revival Hopes for Christ mas Post Office
The Bureau of Mines says the copper mine that once supported Christ mas may reopen. If it prospers the post office could be revived, restoring the historic Yule card mailing spot in Arizona.
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Arizona
Bureau of Mines
Mickie Says Foli's Price Covers Town Paper Costs
The note argues that the newspaper must cover more than news by including ads and job printing to sustain the town paper. It asserts readers pay a price for the paper and emphasizes the need for local support through advertisements and printing services.
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Scotland Yard
Weet End
Pascioti
Ireland
Food Corp
Ottawa
Dominion Marketing Service
Canada
Howe
Edmonton
Calgary
Department of Education
Berlin
Tokyo
Japan
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Montreal
Moscow
Stettin
Mrs. Noowedd
Noowedd
Jim
John
Della
Della Who
Della Katessen
Jones
Mary
Private Brown
Brown
Exon
Feltimes
RCAF
No. 3 Wireless School
ACI
J. B. Schappert
Margo
Sask
BY William Ferguson
James Naismith
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Lake Winnipeg
Nelson River
Hudson Bay
By Fred Neher
Uealth
Gene Byrnes
MC Crash Co
Fooey
OCC
Eee PT
Mickie
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