World Happenings Briefly Told
Nearly 1500 British emigrants sailed for Australia on Hermes after satisfactory passage. Forty missionaries evacuated from Laohokow in central China by a Lutheran charter. Italy paid the US 5,006,000 to settle WWII citizen claims. Canada to control northern defence work. flag now under Canadian oversight. Princess Elizabeth received dog biscuits for her dog Cracker from the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. A Sutton window was smashed by wind after five years awaiting replacement. losses about 10. Thieves stole food and two pounds of butter from a Peterborough Ontario home. Sweden bought a blast furnace from Hermann Goering iron works in Linz for 2,250,000. to be shipped to Lulea.
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Princess Elizabeth
Ontario Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Hermann Goering Iron Works
Linz
Austria
Sweden
Lulea
Adorable child fashion pinafore pattern 7360
Easy embroidery motifs on a gay pinafore with transfer motifs cutting chart sizes 2 4 6 included. Improved pattern visuals with clear charts and photos plus complete directions. Send twenty five cents to Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Avenue E Winnipeg Man to request Pattern 7360 with name and address.
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Household Arts Department
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Avenue
Winnipeg
Man
Average man speaks 11906000 words a year
Ottawa Citizen notes a late statistic estimating the average man uses about eleven million nine hundred six thousand words annually with no figure yet for women, implying more figures may follow.
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Ottawa Citizen
Gems of Thought Forgiveness and Time
A collection of maxims on forgiveness and gentleness from Rambler Lavater Robertson Schiller and Mary Baker Eddy. The quotes encourage forgiving enemies as a path to inner peace and strength, and warn against bitterness. The passages emphasize tenderness, reconciliation, and steadfast love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Detroit Bans Sale of Thirty Six Comic Books
Detroit officials banned the sale of 36 comic books on city newsstands calling them corrupting to youth. Prosecutor James McNally warned that violating the ban would be punished as a misdemeanor.
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Detroit
James McNally
Nazarene church buys pony credits for Sunday rides
In Keokuk Iowa the Church of the Nazarene bought a pony and started a plan giving every Sunday School child a 4 ride ticket. The strategy is described as paying dividends for church activity. Chlorine dioxide is noted as an efficient flour bleaching agent with over 1,000,000 tons used annually in the United States.
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Keokuk
Church of Nazarene
United States
Police Band to Launch Recruiting Tour Across Praries
The band of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police will tour the three prairie provinces in June. Plans aim to visit as many communities as possible beginning in Edmonton and ending in Winnipeg about a month later.
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Police
Regina
R.C.M.P
Prairie Provinces
Edmonton
Winnipeg
Brooklyn pupils threaten teacher then open fire on home
Margaret Jokiel a 24 year old Brooklyn high school teacher faced threats that all students must pass math or face consequences. A gang of six boys ages 12 to 16 fired more than 30 rounds at her home using stolen rifles from a Coney Island shooting gallery. Durso 14 year old ringleader admitted involvement and named five friends. A 16 year old honor student acted as a test substitute to shield him. Police and detectives guarded the Fort Hamilton High School during exams.
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New York
Brooklyn
Anthony Durso
Margaret Jokiel
Coney Island
Jokiel
Princess Elizabeth declines clemency for condemned dog
London reports Princess Elizabeth replied to Norman Wilkinson’s plee that she regrets she cannot intervene in a dog condemned for killing chickens. The note says the matter is not one in which she can exercise personal intervention. The article notes an unrelated statistic that the average motor car contains forty five pounds of copper in the radiator.
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London
Elizabeth
Norman Wilkinson
Miracle Roses Stay Fresh A Year At English Church
Rev James Turner of St Mary's Roman Catholic Church Portport Cheshire says 22 yellow roses placed for last year's May festival remain fresh for this year's event. He questions whether divine intercession is involved but calls the May service devout with about 100000 visitors since the bouquet was laid. Pauline Byrne, then seven, who placed the roses last year, will play a prominent role again.
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Stockport
Cheshire
England
James Turner
St. Mary's
Father Turner
Pauline Byrne
Crossword Puzzle Clues Variant Aboard The Grid
A crossword style puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues covering diverse topics. Includes references to deities, historical figures, animals, materials, verbs, and geographic or cultural terms. numbers indicate grid positions or clue order.
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Australia
Hermes
Laohokow
Central
China
Lutheran
Minehous
Washington
Italy
Canada
Claxton
Commons
Sutton
Suffolk
Peterborough
Ont
Saskatchewan
R.C.A F
Centralia
Harvard
A. J. R. Laurie
H. S Tetlock
Mazenod
Sask
Staading
Tetlock
C. D. Wilken
Redvers
Laurie
Air Force
Fleet Air Arm
Wilken
R.c.af
R.C.A.F
G. A. Raymond
K. J. Thorneycroft
Swift Current
Raymond
Thorneycroft
Rambler
Lavater
F. W. Robertson
Schiller
Prioctia
al Vermee
BY William Ferguson
Little Reggie
Margariia
Yoo Hoo
Reginald
Waluo
Miss Joksel
John Leonard Smallman
Ridley College
St Catharines
Eleanor E. B. Morgan
Henry Will
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