Gunner and Sarah Lynn Fly Toward a Fateful Union
In a dramatic chapter ending, Sarah Lynn prepares to marry Duncan Van Doren but learns Gunnar Thorvald is her real world and they flee by plane. The scene shifts from angst to hopeful reunion as the couple ascends, with Gunnar changed by hurt yet still the center of Sarah Lynn’s longing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dana
Miss Pennington
Sarah Lynn
Duncan van Doren
Gunnar
Goose
Sally Ann
Mr. Duncan
Mary Car Webster
Duncan
Uncle Lynn
Penny
Duncan, They Would Take Care of Old Penny
Ladybug
Mary Dana Webster
Paris
Vance le Roy
Jordan
Gunna
Odd Pete
Conrad Jordan
Old Penny
Larry Lynn
Ardine
Dana Girl
Gunnar Thorvald
Ace
What Is An American Canadians Claim Title As Well As Those Living In U.S.
The Brockville Recorder and Times notes Canadians claim United States coasts of America and insist distinctions be made between Canada and the United States. British periodicals still refer to visits as paid to America. Canadians argue they belong to America as much as the United States and seek proper differentiation noted by the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
United States
America
Great Britain
Brockville Recorder
Times
Fewer Passports Issued as Canadians Delay Travel
The Dominion passport department in Ottawa reports 18,100 passports issued and 2,860 renewals in the first six months, reflecting a drop from 23,333 issued and 3,432 renewed a year earlier. Analysts attribute the lull to international uncertainty and the Royal visit. A renewed demand appeared in June as travel interest rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Dominion Passport Department
Ottawa
Canada
National survey shows 60 033 veterans ready to aid security
The national survey of war veterans reports 60 033 ex service men in Canada willing to cooperate with security forces in case of international crisis. Dominion command of the Canadian Legion notes the figure exceeds what is needed and expresses satisfaction at the response. Provincial totals include Saskatchewan 7 842, British Columbia 4 998, Alberta 2 945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Survey of War Veterans
Dominion Command
Canadian Legion
Canada
Legion
National Associations of War Veterans
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Alberta
Soil From Christmas Island Feeds Direc tion Island Gardeners
Direction Island in the Cocos group, a lonely British outpost, lacks soil for vegetables. Cable company employees persuaded Christmas Island Phosphate Co. officials to ship soil, turning spare time into gardening as tinned veg and cold storage supplies grew tiresome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable Company
Christmas Island
Direction Island
Cocos
Indian Ocean
Christmas Island Phosphate Co
Anglers Told Dishonesty Does Not Bar Citizenship
Windsor Star notes Dr. W Sherwood Fox of University of Western Ontario says anglers who exaggerate catch sizes or numbers are not barred from good citizenship. The article frames lying about fishing as a social flaw but not a disqualifier for civic status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Ont
Star
W. Sherwood Fox
University of Western Ontario
Angier
Boy who wins spelling bee may grow up to be businessman
A boy who wins a spelling bee may become a self sufficient businessman not needing a stenographer.
Change National Holidays To Align With Mondays
The Financial Post urges moving Empire Day to the third Monday in May and Dominion Day to the first Monday in July with the preceding Sunday for reflection. It argues the shift would suit modern calendars, aid workers and the economy, despite Parliament’s resistance. Christmas remains separate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Financial Post
Canada
St. Catharines
Turner Valley Oil Dividends Set Half-Year Record
Turner Valley oil firms listed on the Calgary Stock Exchange paid out 1,072,035 to shareholders in the first half of 1939, the highest six month return in the field’s history in Southern Alberta. Royalty payments for the period neared 750,000 to the Provincial Government, with Royalite Oil Company Limited a top payer at 535,790.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary Stock Exchange
Turner Valley
Alberta
Royalite Oil Company, Limited
Imperial Oil
Queen Elizabeth's gowns unworn charm on royal tour
The article notes that before sailing from Halifax to England Queen Elizabeth wore around 60 gowns for the Royal tour while an infectious smile remained her constant adornment. Florence, Italy, is highlighted as possibly housing more artworks than any comparable region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
England
Elizabeth
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Liptes Limited
Lipten
Toronto
Fanta Ie
Ruth
Comfort Mitchell
Appleton—Century Co., Inc
Jambie
Los Angeles
Conrad
Lynn Dana
Pete
Great Lakes
Upper
Lakes Superior
Michigan
Huron
St. Clair
American Association For the Advancement of Science
George Stanley
University of Michigan
Algonquin
Nipissing
Lakes
Prof
Stanley
Auel
Canada Starch Company Limited
Benson's
ST. Paul's
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
National Survey
Turner Valley Oil
Florence
Italy
Wilson Fly Pad CO
Hamilton
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