Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society Financing Research
The Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society funds nationwide research to improve treatment for arthritis and related diseases. It supports mobile physiotherapy units, clinics, rehabilitation, and doctor training, aiming to cut disability and restore normal lives. Donations aid projects in Canada, the United States, and Great Britain.
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Canadian
Arthritis and
Toronto
United States
Great Britain
Sparks Street
Ottawa
Velma Fawcett
Sharon
Sault Ste. Marie
Hospital For Sick Children
Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society
Canada
Bees And Clover Seed Pollination in Canadian Clover Crops
J. J. Bolton of the Federal Forage Crops Laboratory Saskatoon notes clover crops rely on cross pollination with bees. Honey bees and wild bees like bumble and leaf cutter insects pollinate red, alike, white Dutch and sweet clover. recommended density is one to five colonies per acre for higher yields, with weather affecting bee activity and honey output.
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Canada
J. J. Bolton
Federal Forage Crops Laboratory
Saskatoon
Sask
United States
Bolton
Chinese Immigrants in America Reach British Columbia
Chinese immigration began around 1849 and the first migrants reached British Columbia before 1870, marking early movement into western North America. The note notes the timeline and regional arrival without broader context.
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America
British Columbia
Telescope fish can turn its eyes in opposite directions
The telescope fish possesses the unique ability to rotate its eyes in opposite directions, allowing enhanced field of view and detection of prey from multiple angles.
Sun energy unit could power food production
Cleveland report details Dr. Dean Burk and Dr. Otto Warburg identifying the basic unit of sunlight a quantum, for photosynthesis. They suggest isolating the responsible chemical could enable solar energy use for industrial power and food production, with potential crop yields improvements.
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Cleveland
Dean Burk
U.S. Public Health Services
Hess Flight Remembered as Ten Year Anniversary
Britain marks ten years since Rudolf Hess parachuted into a field near Glasgow in a misguided bid to end the war. The No. 3 Nazi, captured after his crash, remains a prisoner in Spandau with a fragile grasp on reality. His flight had unsettled Britain and fed Allied intelligence with stray tips about Germany’s plans. Now 57, Hess toils in confinement and reads, a largely forgotten figure in Berlin’s prison.
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London
Rudolf Hess
Britain
Hitler
Goering
Glasgow
Augsburg
Germany
Hess
Berlin
Spandau
War Crimes Tribunal
Russia
U K Ships Restored to Service From Mothball Fleet
The frigate Widemouth Bay in Britain's reserve fleet is brought back into commission. Crews reported aboard as cocoon coverings were removed and the ship was being painted for active service.
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Central Press
U.K
Widemouth Bay
Britain
Elderly Man Walks 42 Miles to Owen Sound in One Day
Alfred Staples aged 81 left his Collingwood home and walked 42 miles to Owen Sound in about ten hours, insisting the feat was nothing special. He dismissed attempts to break icebergs with gunfire as unsuccessful and unremarkable.
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Owen Sound
Alfred Staples
Collingwood
U S Citizen Becomes Saskatchewan Deputy Health Minister
Dr F D Mott, an American who retains U S citizenship, is believed to be the first non Canadian to hold a deputy minister post in a Canadian province. He has served as acting deputy since 1949 following Dr C F W James’s resignation and came to Canada in 1946 to head the health services planning commission.
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Regina
F. D. Mott
Saskatchewan
U.S
World stamps depicting capitals and legislatures through history
A survey of stamps from many nations featuring capital cities and government buildings. Canada highlights Parliament Buildings in Ottawa and a 1933 Postal Union issue. the United States, Mexico, Haiti, Guatemala, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, the Netherlands, Hungary, Iceland, and others are noted for stamps showing capitals, Parliament structures, or notable depictions. An outlandish final remark about an ostrich ends the text.
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Canada
Ottawa
Postal Union
United States
Washington
Mexico
Chapultepec Castle
Mexico City
Haiti
Port-au- Prince
Guatemala
Guatemala City
British Commonwealth
London
Australia
Canberra
Commonwealth
Pakistan
India
New Delhi
Ceylon
Union of South Africa
Pretoria
New Zealand
Wellington
Argentina
Palace of Congress
Buenos Aires
Bolivia
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Netherlands
Court of International Justice
the Hague
Holland
Hungary
Budapest
Iceland
Reykjavik
France
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Korea
Hmcs
Nootka
Kure
Japan
John Sharp
Scarborough
Ont
Stanley Antoshchuk
Windsor
John Knowler
A.B. Edward Legere
Caledonia
M. Harrison-Gray
West
East
Uth
South
North
The
Peoria Journal
James Montagnes
Imperial Stamp Shop
King George V
Duke of York
Edmonton Barton
Henry Parkes
Cuba
Fernando Figueredo
Jo Niijima
Denmark
Sue Stamps
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