Rena Shelton in Love and Lipstick Killer Mystery
Rena, a beauty selling cosmetics in New York, falls for Officer Jack Crops. Their romance turns dramatic as jealousy and a notorious Lipstick Killer case threaten their future, with a dramatic hospital twist and a bouquet of American Beauties signaling a critical turning point.
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Rena Shelton
New York
Rena
Jack Crops
Law
Jack
Flo
Park Avenue
Manmad
Filo
Darling
Canada Receives Gratitude From Britain For Food Aid
A cable from Sir Ber Smith to Hon. James G. Gardiner thanks Canada for wartime food contributions including wheat bacon beef cheese eggs and apples. He notes Britain moved from war to peace but stresses ongoing need to maintain high agricultural output into 1946 and beyond.
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Ottawa
James G. Gardiner
Dominion
Sir Ber Smith
United Kingdom
Canada
Europe
Einstein Warns Bomb Makers Must Sound Alarm Worldwide
In New York Albert Einstein urged scientists who built the atomic bomb to warn humanity of an unspeakable disaster unless nations change attitudes. Speaking at Nobel anniversary dinner, he said bomb researchers feel a shared responsibility and warned that the Allies have not secured peace or the freedoms promised in the Atlantic Charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Einstein
New York
Einstein
Homeless German War Orphans Abound in Munich
War left 14,000 homeless children in Munich alone as many youths wander ruined cities. White faced gaunt eyed youths live by their wits while aid groups seek help. Many lost parents and some do not even know their names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Dog Causes Alarm in Brantford Police Report
In Brantford Ontario a dog named Blackie triggered a false alarm while on guard duty at a shop by tipping the telephone and barking into it after an operator requested the number. Police say the dogs were lonely and sought conversation with the operator, marking a second similar incident in recent weeks.
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Brantford
Ont
Blackie
News from Canada 1946 community notes and events
Uncommon newslets through Canada recounts anniversaries in Ontario and Saskatchewan, local births and subscriptions, a snowmobile bus for a Quebec high school, hospital crib shortages in Prince George, and unusual incidents from across provinces. It notes political change in Barrie with a woman joining council, wildlife finds, postwar mining rehiring in British Columbia, and agricultural shifts including wheat exports to Vancouver for Russia and other nations.
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Canada
Edward Cole
Little Lake
Ont
Robert Richards
Bowmanville
Thos. Laughlin
Kinburn
Thomas’ Gore
Lachute
Que
Prince George
B.C
Okanagan Valley
C.N.R
Viking
Alta
McMillan
Vanceboro
Bangor
N B
Hazen E. King
Barrie, Ont
Mary Laurie
N. Savage
Manitou Beach
Sask
Director of Movement
CHQ
London
M. Mather
Estevan
Allie Morrison
Homewood
Manitoba
Okanagan Mission
George Reeves
Betty Henry
Starling
Margaret M. Nice
Chicago
Department of Mines
Alberta
Vancouver
Russia
China
South America
Britain
trans-Pacific
Arvida
Qne
University of the North
Peace River
Great Northland
T. E. Langraff
Prince District
Saskatchewan
First Will Written on Bible Filed in Victoria
The Victoria court records a unique will written on a Bible by an Irishman living in White Rock British Columbia. The fly leaf names Ireland and Belfast address for his daughter and a $100 bequest to a friend with remainder to the daughter. Signed by two witnesses, the Bible will be filed as the will.
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Victoria
J. S. Gill
Supreme Court
White Rock
B.C
Ireland
Belfast
Gill
Simple breakfasts with cereal delights and fruit
A brisk breakfast feature highlights cereal bowls with whole wheat flakes bananas and light brown sugar topped with milk. It lists brunch menus including Corn Flakes with canned peaches eggs toast and marmalade and notes calcium iron and vitamins in the cereal meal. Health League note introduces H C Rhodes joining as development head with prior Ottawa Vancouver and national health department roles.
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Health League
Gordon Bates
The
Health League of Canada
H. C. Rhodes
Ottawa
Vancouver
League
Rhodes
Department of National Health and Welfare
Federal Department
British Columbia Health Department
FBI reports over 1500 enemy agents arrested in hemisphere
The Federal Bureau of Investigation disclosed that more than 1,500 enemy agents were arrested across the western hemisphere during the war. The list included spies saboteurs and propagandists.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hemisphere
Hitler’s Final Minutes Depicted by Allied Interrogator
Captain Hanna Deitsch testifies of Hitler staging a phantom rescue in the Reichskanzlei bunker as Goebbels delivers a showy speech. She also says Martin Bormann joined Hitler in a death by own action pact.
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Hitler
Hanna Deitsch
Berlin
Goebbels
Martin Bormann
Storm Troops
Budget Apron by Anne Adams Pattern 4725
Over everything apron pattern 4725 uses one yard of fabric for small size. Features wide scalloped straps and heart pockets. Sizes small 14-16 medium 18-20 large 40-42. Send 20c to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
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Mazie
Nellie
Dee Brown
Rey
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MD Hay
Firestone Dealer
Firestone
Fincatone Meare
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