Provinces Require Premarital Blood Tests for Syphilis
Saskatchewan and Alberta approve amendments to Marriage Acts order premarital serological tests for syphilis. Tests must be taken within 14 to 30 days before solemnization or banns, with certificates forwarded to health authorities. The measures aim to uncover and treat undisclosed infections and boost the VD fight nationwide.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Health League of Canada
League
Canadian Pharmaceutical Association
Canada
Repatriated RCAF Flyers Graduate As TCA Pilots
After six weeks at TCA's Winnipeg training HQ repatriated RCAF airmen graduate as first officers and later captains. The group learns radio range flying with Link trainer drills while Sixteen men, led by TCAs chief ground instructor J Meakin, complete a ten hour weekday schedule to master pre takeoff and navigation limits.
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Winnipeg
Crab
Charlie McCarthy
RCAF
A. C. Adamson
D.F.C
Vegreville
J. T. Breen
Toronto
St. John’s
Mid
T. G. Anderson
B . Palmer
Ottawa
E. E. Edwards
Port Arthur
J. Meakin
Tc.a’s
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Finucan
Canada Can Lead World in Aviation and Jobs, Says McConachie
Grant McConachie of Canadian Pacific Airlines told 100 delegates at the first B C provincial air conference in Kamloops that Canada can lead global aviation and provide employment for 90 percent of RC AF men with a progressive international aviation policy. He argued Canada must match or beat international service and have top aircraft to become a great air trading nation, noting our fliers technicians and crews.
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R.C.A F
Grant McConachie
Canadian Pacific Airlines
B.C
Kamloops
McConachie
Holland
British 150 Octane Fuel Powers RAF Fighters In War Effort
British scientists in 1943 created a super fuel greatly surpassing 100 octane that gave RAF fighters about 20 percent more power and helped destroy German flying bombs. The ministry disclosed that all Allied needs for the ISO Octane fuel were met by British refineries. Government plants in Britain now yield over 150 million gallons of aviation fuel annually.
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R.A.F
Britain
Ministry of Aircraft Production
R.af
Health exams may be waived in certain cases
The provincial Division of Social Hygiene notes that medical examination and blood test can be waived in extenuating circumstances, but only with approval from the Minister of Health. The policy applies in both provinces and emphasizes ministerial discretion in waivers.
Curious world note on filtrum and castor oil use
The entry explains that automobile makers use castor oil as a hydraulic brake lubricant because it does not harm rubber. It is combined with alcohol or a similar solvent in mixtures for braking systems.
Hospital ship Gerusa jlemme joins Union waters as modern liner
The former Italian liner Gerusa jlemme has been converted into a naval hospital ship in Durban South Africa. With 14 wards it can treat over 420 cases and is now regarded as the most modern hospital ship in Union waters. The vessel lay unused at Laurence Marques for four years after reaching the port following a bomber chase by the South African Air Force at Italy's outbreak and was brought to Durban after capitulation.
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Gerusajlemme
Durban
Saskatchewan students invited to nutrition poster and essay contests
School children across Saskatchewan are invited to participate in nutrition poster and essay competitions linked to summer fairs. Sponsored by the Nutrition Division of the Saskatchewan Department of Public Health, the events offer cash prizes as an educational feature. The article also notes the Washington Monument walls as fifteen feet thick at the entrance and taper to eighteen inches at the top of the shaft.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Department of Public Health
Washington Monument
Light of the World Lesson on Jesus Power and Purpose
A Sunday school lesson outlines the political and religious authorities in Jesus life. It notes Herod Antipas and Philip as regional rulers under Rome, the Sanhedrin as religious authority, and the portrayal of Jesus as humble yet transformative, ending with Phillips Brooks's reflection on Jesus as center of history.
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Jesus
Palestine
Herod the Great
Archelaus
Judea
Samaria
Herold Antipas
Galilee
Perea
Philip
Iturean
Trachonitis
Jordan
Syria
Herod Antipas
Herod
John the Baptist
Pilate
Caesarea
Philippi
Peter
Christ
Clan of Progress
Phillips Brooks
English traitor exposed as interpreter for U S official
The English man who called himself the original Lord Haw Haw was seized by U S troops while serving as an interpreter for American military government official Norman Baillie Stewart. He admitted after exposure that he worked for the German propaganda ministry and the foreign office for five years.
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Lord Haw Haw
U.S
Norman Baillie Stewart
Tower of London
Foreign Office
Livingstone Named for Honorary Scottish Degree
The article notes missionary David Livingstone was to receive an honorary degree from a Scottish university, with students famed for university humor in the balcony. It describes the expected jests toward a wealthy donor, though Livingstone appeared weary as his name was called. All planets shine only by reflected sunlight.
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David Livingstone
Africa
Livingstone
World Happenings Briefly Told
The House of Commons rooms served M5724 meals in the last year. Japan trains children to throw grenades for empire defence. Young Jewish settlers to farm 1000 acres in Palestine via Ancient Order of Mac cabeans. Australia has 25 percent of schools with wireless and broadcasts. London Guildhall to be enlarged after damage. German cruisers Prinz Eugen and Nuernberg moved to Wilhelmshaven under British escort. Flensburg BBC says English made official in occupied Germany by Allied order. Canadian postwar construction aided by trained veterans. Workers in aircraft plants save about 816316 dollars per biannual report.
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Prinz Eugen
Nuernberg
Copenhagen
Wilhelmshaven
Mutual Understanding Education Urged by League Society Speaker
Dr. Charles E. Phillips of the Canada-United States Committee on Education told the national council of the League of Nations Society in Canada that education fostering mutual understanding among world peoples should be a principal factor in world re establishment.
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National Council of the
League of Nations Society
Canada
Charles E. Phillips
Canada-United States
Crossword Puzzle From Historic Page 4940 and 4939
A reader puzzle presents a dual crossword with horizontal and vertical clues. Entries include Bone Bear part of vessel yellowish green and more, with references to across and down answers such as Malay gibbon lair and Goddess of the hearth. The page also lists Gaelic sea god pronoun and other thematic terms.
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