World Happenings Briefly Told From the War to Peace
Summaries of wartime events include Stalin’s son cited among Berlin heroes and Germany’s fall seen as imminent. honors to the Earl of Athlone and a British governor-general, a prominent melon grower’s death, and Germany using prisoners for housing programs. A 242 million lend lease to the Netherlands is announced.
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Stalin
Vassilly Stalin
Berlin
Solar Energy Transforming Soviet Industry and Homes
The Soviet Academy of Sciences forms a solar energy commission to apply sunlight to industry. Professor Weinberg leads heliotechnics with devices to boil water heat greenhouses and dehydrate produce. Solar kitchens baths laundries refrigerators appear in Alma Ata Turkmenia and other regions.
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Soviet Academy of Sciences
Soviet
Heliotechnics
Professor Weinberg
Alma Ata
Kazakhstan
Central Asia
Turkmenia
North Caucasus
Black Sea
Ukraine
Climate Variations Across China by Seasons
The article notes a temperate core in China with vast temperature ranges from southern tropical heat to northern Arctic conditions. It links climate to flora, forestry, and fauna, highlighting seasonal effects on ecosystems.
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China
Ezra and Nehemiah Sabbath Readings at Water Gate Assembly
A biblical scene describes Ezra reading the law before the people at the water gate on the first day of the seventh month. The crowd stands, blesses God, and agrees Amen while listening intently and later feasting in joy after understanding the words. Sugar note mentions 600 AD as a noncontemporary aside.
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Ezra
Israel
Jehovah
God
Horses Teeth Pain Signals for Owners Warned
Veterinary authorities warn many horse owners fail to recognize signs of toothache in horses. Symptoms include slower eating, uneaten meals, slobbering, head jerks at drinking, and strong resistance to bridling. Churchill Survived 1919 Plane Crash After Croydon flight, Churchill faced a near fatal crash with the aircraft at low altitude. He was bruised but freed himself and aided a wounded companion.
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Winston Churchill
Croydon
War Office
Churchill
Future for Palestine and Zionist settlement aims
The article states Palestine now hosts 1 035 154 inhabitants and explains a Zionist project to restore the ancient land’s fertility and grow population to 6 000 000 to 7 000 000. It notes three rabbis serving with U S and Canadian forces have been killed in action, with others wounded or captured.
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London
Britain
Palestine
Zionist Movement
U.S
Toys for Orphans at East Moor RCAF Station England
LAC Arthur Bailey an electrician organized colleagues at East Moor RCAF Station England to make 150 toys for orphans. He won a pound prize for the best toy and donated it to the Prisoners' War Fund.
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East Moor
R.C.A.F
England
LAC
Arthur Bailey
Prisoners’ War Fund
Surrender at Montgomery Tent Ends Fast in War’s End
Report from St. Thomas Times-Journal recounts Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery accepting German surrender in a brief ceremony after a long campaign from Cairo to Germany. He dismisses guarantees and future questions, threatening continued fighting if terms fail. The piece notes his stern demeanor and the swift end to the German capitulation.
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Bernard L. Montgomery
Palaver
Monty
Cairo
Libya
Tunisia
Italy
England
France
Germany
St. Thomas Times-Journal
Health leagues push industrial health programs for Canadian workers
A 32 page booklet from the Health League of Canada argues nine days a year are lost by the average Canadian worker to sickness and non industrial accidents and a half day to occupational accidents. It outlines benefits costs and objectives of industrial health programs and details operations including personnel, nursing services, medical staff duties and health services for small plants. The guide promotes health education to reduce absenteeism and boost efficiency.
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The
Health League of Canada
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