Three's A Crowd on a Fishing Trip Twist
Walter Williams mentors a tense fishing trip with Ellen Blain and her father Dean. A 50 pound red fish triggers a clash over laws and status. Walter loses his job as the boss Dean gains power, promising a troubling future at Blain Enterprises.
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First Incendiary Air Raid Hits London in 1915
The German Zeppelin raid on London in 1915 marked the initial use of incendiaries by aircraft as one airship dropped 90 free bombs.
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London
No Illusions on Peace Demands in England
H V Morton in the BBC Life at Home series argues that peace after war will demand as much from citizens as conflict did. He recalls demobilization feelings, a glow of joy mixed with fear, and the lost期待 of a Golden Age, urging leadership, vision, faith, and sacrifice for peace.
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H. V- Morton
England
Treasure in Alps Reveals Hungarian Riches and Nazi Plunder
Allied reporters recount a vast hoard uncovered by U S troops high in the Austrian Alps at Spital Am Pyhrn. The cache included gold bullion, banknote plates, Reichsmarks, jewels, art treasures, and royal possessions once belonging to Hungary's rulers.
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Buttonfront Frock Pattern 4649 Seeks Seamstress Buyers
Dresses like Pattern 4649 make the girl best dressed at least cost. Front skirt gathers conceal figure faults. Binding is a new note. Pattern 4649 offers sizes 12 through 40. size 16 requires 2 1 2 yards of 39 inch binding. Send 20 cents in coins to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man. Mail delays may occur.
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Retribution Drive Aimed at Nazi War Crimes
The article notes growing momentum to punish Nazi war criminals, contrasting with earlier decades when many escaped. It cites Mussolini and others already facing consequences, while some Nazis have died by suicide. It urges thorough, prompt action to deter others and prove justice is served, not persecution.
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Toronto Financial Post
Branding Cattle in Canada and Brazil Affected by Hide Quality
A discussion on how wide body branding reduces hide value explains why Canadian cattlemen seek minimal brands for identification. It notes Brazil's 1939 law banning body branding and allowing only tiny brands within a 4% inch circle on the cheek, neck or legs below the belly line.
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Canada
Brazil
Japan land grabs cited by Colliers fiction or fact
Colliers claims Japan seized 2,796,600 square miles and 368,212,000 people across eight nations over 50 years, including territories in Guam Wake and the Philippines. It says Japan controlled 21 percent of world population a year ago, a figure likely part of wartime propaganda.
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Thailand
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Selected Recipes for Fruit Nut Cake Mix
Cream butter and sugar, beat in eggs with milk vanilla and lemon. Stir in half the dry ingredients, then add flour with fruit and nuts, then remaining dry ingredients. Bake in two 8x8 inch pans at 275 to 300F for 2 to 24 hours, using oiled parchment.
Dutch workers hide complete plane during occupation
Dutch workers at a Fokker factory in Amsterdam secretly assembled an entire plane from stolen parts to preserve manufacturing details. They buried it on factory grounds awaiting Allied liberation, fearing destruction of crucial details in air raids.
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Amsterdam
British Airmen Marry South African Women in Large Numbers
In Johannesburg a campaign to raise £200,000 for the South African Air Force and RAF Benevolent Funds reveals that over 2,000 British airmen have married South African women.
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Johannesburg
R.A.F
English court acquits two teachers over caning 11 year old
An English court acquitted two school masters of assault for caning an 11 year old boy, ruling the punishment not excessive. The Brockville Recorder and Times laments the decline of cane and strap and argues they might improve discipline and reduce juvenile delinquency.
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Brockville
Four nations border the Black Sea
United Nations brief notes four littoral states along the Black Sea: Russia, Turkey, Romania, and Bulgaria. The compact list identifies the key regional players without commentary on boundaries or disputes.
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Black Sea
Russia
Turkey
Romania
Bulgaria
Making Friendships Perhaps this is the best evidence that the American soldiers
An Empire Digest note reports about 700,000 personal letters weekly travel from American soldiers on the Western Front to British friends and the same number return from British civilians to U.S. soldiers. The 1.4 million daily exchanges suggest a lasting impact on Britain United States ties.
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Great Britain
English Channel
Britain
U.S
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Physical chemistry clears raindrops from aircraft turret
A new physical chemistry method prevents raindrops from obscuring vision in a pilot's turret. The technique disperses droplets before they stick, improving visibility during flight. It targets rain impact on turrets to enhance safety and performance.
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