Locket Deception Unearthed at Pawnbroker
Silas, a pawnbroker, lends on a gold locket to Agnes Trumbull who seeks redemption for a keepsake. He finally reveals the locket's true value and, recognizing Agnes, contemplates Henry’s past deceit and his own unspoken love. He funds a large loan to keep her ignorant of the betrayal.
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Silas
Agnes Trumbull
Henry
Agnes
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Lethbridge Man Builds Notable Local Museum
Walter Gurney of Lethbridge showcases a diverse collection drawing 43000 visitors in just over two years. The museum features 350 mounted animals and birds, 640 eggs, two albino specimens, WW II war badges, wooden battleships, Indian artifacts, global seashells, and a currency collection spanning Roman to Canadian pieces including a four dollar bill.
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Lethbridge
Alta
Walter Gurney
Havana
Gurney
South Africa
Europe
Australia
$21.06 Found in Can of Soup at Moorhead Restaurant
In Moorhead Minnesota Bill Wher zog found a dollar bill and four five dollar bills inside a tomato soup can. A crumpled paper inside the can bore printing from the Payroll Savings Plan of the National Bank and Trust Co of New Jersey.
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Moorhead, Minn
Bill Wherzog
Wherzog
National Bank and Trust Co
New Jersey
Ocean Covers Major World Area Reaching Three Quarters
The fact notes that about 75 percent of the planet’s surface lies under ocean waters, a vast expanse shaping climate, biology, and maritime activity. The figure emphasizes the planet’s blue expanse beyond landmasses.
Perfection In Slips Pattern 4991 for large sizes
This pattern 4991 offers slip designs that won t ride or twist and suit sizes 34 through 48. Includes illustrated instructions and fabric yardage for size 36. Send 25 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union with size name address and style number. Camels can drink 10 to 12 gallons at once.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
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Winnipeg
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Alberta stockyards handle record November cattle volume
Calgary reports 60 253 head handled in November with 5 135 truck loads and 601 rail carloads excluding direct shipments to local packing plants. Other briefs note a Manitoban elevator blaze, Saskatchewan mineral program, Manitoba power line expansion, a lifesaving dog in Morris, a West Vancouver WW2 memorial library, a giant lemon from Nipawin, and rare Whooping Crane sightings near Cochrane and Vermilion.
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Calgary
Alberta
Japan population reaches seventy eight million two hundred twenty
Allied officials report Japan's population at 78,220,840, an increase of 5,851,698 since V J Day, with congestion easing only in scattered areas as the islands recover from defeat.
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Japan
Tokyo
Gilbert’s 1600 Earth as Magnet Foundation for Radio
William Gilbert proposed the Earth as a giant magnet with poles and a surrounding magnetic field, laying groundwork for later understanding of electromagnetic phenomena and radio concepts.
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William Gilbert
Earth
Hidden oil wells possible in western Canada says expert
A. S. Leversen, retiring president of the Geological Society of America, says western Canada plains likely host hundreds of undiscovered oil fields. He cites Athabaska sand and Mexican fields as size indicators and urges more test wells to gauge continental resources. He warns current demand nears capacity and suggests alternatives or expanded exploration as decades ahead loom.
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Ottawa
A. S. Leversen
Geological Society of America
Plains
Canada
U.S. Society
Geological Association of Canada
Plains of Mexico
Athabaska
Golden Lane
Poza Rica
Mexico
Guatemala
Canada Opens New Legation in Belgrade
Ottawa reports Canada has opened a legation in Yugoslavia with Emile Vaillancourt of Montreal appointed as the first Canadian diplomat to Belgrade. Vaillancourt delivered credentials to Cuba’s president on May 8, 1945, before assuming duties in Yugoslavia as Canada’s mission founder there.
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Ottawa
Canada
Yugoslavia
Balkan
Emile Vaillancourt
Montreal
Cuba
Vaillancourt
Belgrade
London
Georges P. Vanier
Izidor Cankar
Mato Jaksic
Moon Wanders From Path Affecting Eclipse Times
The moon sometimes deviates about 20 miles from its predicted path causing small errors in eclipse timing. This wandering explains minor schedule discrepancies observed in past and upcoming eclipses.
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