Bruce of Sevot land noted as leper in history
The text claims Robert the Bruce of Sevot land lived from 1274 to 1329 and was a leper. It also mentions the Grand canal of China as the longest canal, and credits Francois Eugene Vicq d Azir as originator of police lineups in the early 19th century.
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Bing Robert the Bruce of
Sevotland
China
Francois Eugene Vicocq
Grand Prize for Film Board Short SHOT BY NAZIS
The National Film Board won a Grand Prize at Cannes for The Days of Whisky Gap a documentary on settlement of the Canadian West and the Northwest Mounted Police trek of 1874. The film later aired on CBC Explorations on June 7.
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National Film Board
Cannes
Whisky Gap
CBC
NFB
Northwest Mounted Police
Western
Canada
Trash burner pattern offers home workshop solution
A 50 cent pattern demonstrates a permanent trash burner, listing materials and a concrete mixing formula, steps for reinforced base, grate installation, and keeping block construction true. Orders for Pattern Packet No. 60 with yard benches and tables cost 1.75, sent to Home Workshop Patterns in Vancouver.
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M. E. Brennan
Ernest Lewis
Halifax
Vancouver
Dominion Bureau
Carleton Lodge
National Film Board of Canada
Rudi Wolf
Liona Noiman
Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Baltic Sea
Noiman
Vienna
Riga
Rivka Yoseflevka
Chicago
Grand Prize For Film Board
West
Lth
Thomas Mulligan
Catherine Cowan