Daughter of Destiny resolves court ordeal to love
Talbot arrives as Devona faces trial with Dale and Macias gang evidence piling up. After a dramatic hearing she faints and Dale rushes in to reveal charges were dismissed for lack of evidence. In private, Dale confesses he loves Devona and recalls their failed romance caused by Vara. They confront a widening gap between love and truth.
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Talbot
Devona
Tal
Dale
Scott
Young Dwyer
Dwyer
Macias
Dana
Freda
Homer
Vara
Devon
No Other Way to End This Forbidden Love
Devona resolves to end her love for Tal to keep a promise and protect others. Dale accepts their breakup as fate and they share a final, charged kiss before choosing friendship. The scene hints at a dangerous triangle and a future full of unresolved tension.
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Dale
Devona
Tal
Darling
Hitler should be hanged for one count, says Breckinridge
Col. Henry Breckinridge, eminent New York attorney and former Lindbergh counsel, urged in Toronto that Hitler be hanged on one count with complete justice and not allowed to retire to Doorn.
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Hitler
Col
Henry Breckinridge
New York
Charles Lindbergh
Toronto
Doorn
Possible Nazi alliance feared for Soviet republics
The Toronto Star notes the Soviet Republics might have joined the Nazis, a scenario described as frightening given Russia's strength and courage. The piece contrasts this with meteorite sizes, stating daytime falls are larger than those between midnight and noon.
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Russia
The
Toronto Star
Cabot’s North American Coast Discovery Reported
Historical note states John Cabot discovered the eastern coast of North America on June 24 1497 marking a pivotal moment in early exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
John Cabot
The Many Toasts and A Toast to Toast Origins
A New York Sun editorial muses on the origins of toast, noting the impossibility of determining the inventor and praising toast as essential to Canadian breakfasts. It catalogs varieties from soft and golden to dry and crunchy and ends with a jab at verbose speeches ending with a toast.
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Charles Lamb
New York Sun
Nellie Melba
Gems of Thought Wisdom And Virtue Quotes
A compact collection of quotations on wisdom wealth selflessness and virtue from diverse authors. It emphasizes courage patience love and self-denial as enduring noble qualities across eras and voices.
One Lone Workman Builds Iconic Cathedral Skyward
Arthur Ronald Brady a 19 year old bricklayer is the sole worker on a major metropolitan cathedral still under construction. He works with Paddy Riley an Irishman who mixes and carries mortar as the foundation stone set by Edward VII in 1904 remains. The project designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott aims to be the country’s largest. Some stained glass damaged by blasts but overall beauty endures. Canada studies native timber for pipe bowls offering hope of locally made pipes for smokers.
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Arthur Ronald Brady
Metropolitan
Ronald
Paddy Riley
Away
Sir Giles Gilbert Scott
Edward VII
Payne Rejected for Lack of Home in Marriage to Mary Hayden
John Howard Payne author of Home Sweet Home was rejected in marriage by Mary Hayden because he could not offer a home.
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John Howard Payne
Mary Hayden
Shah of Persia New Ruler of Iran Upholds Democracy
Mohammed Riza Pahlavi, the Shah of Persia, spoke at his palace on his 22nd birthday about ruling under the constitution. He defended democracies as short lived in autocraies, emphasized social legislation and national prosperity, and described his interests in sports, health, labor, agriculture. He also noted his English and French language skills and his family life with Princess Fawzieh and a young daughter.
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Iran
the Shah
Fawzieh
Egypt
United States
Veteran Daguerre Returns to Service with R C Army Med Corps
Raymond A. Daguerre of Montreal reenlists in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps after serving in France and Belgium. His wartime path included capture in France, escape, imprisonment in Spain, and travel through Algeria and Martinique to Canada.
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France
Belgium
Raymond A. Daguerre
Montreal
Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps
Daguerre
Spain
Canada
Algeria
Martinique
Left-arm pilot gains RAF flying by self-made artificial limb
Lt. A. F. MacLachlan, aged 22, whose left forearm was shot off in a Malta dog fight, was passed for flying duties after demonstrating a self-designed artificial arm. He once faced a lifetime grounding but, using a dual control trainer and a Hurricane, learned to fly with his right arm and adjustable metal hand.
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A. F. MacLachlan
Malta
MacLachlan
England
R.A.F
Medical Board
Standard Time Introduced in North America at Midnight
Public time standard adopted across North America at 12:00 AM on November 18 1883 marking a nationwide shift. The change aligned time zones for railroad schedules and daily life.
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North America
Calory Chart Guides Healthier Eating For Weight Loss
A home health notice promotes a 32 page booklet from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union detailing a calory chart with low and high calory foods and 42 reducing menus. It offers recipes for low calory desserts and lists other 15 cent booklets on vitamins writing and health topics.
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Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Short Names Three-letter Canadian places number many
The Shelbourne Free Press and Economist notes at least 29 three letter Canadian place names exist. Examples include Ada Sask Ash Ayr Ont Bic Que Bru Man Cyr Que Dot Bc Emo Ont Esk Sask Eva Fax Gem Alta Hay Ida Ont Ida Nb Ivy Ont Kew Alta Low Que Lyn Oak Oba Ont Oka Paw Que Poe Alta Rex Sask Roy Nb Rye Ont Uno Man Wind sor Star.
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Shelbourne Free Press
Economist
Ayr
Ivy
Ada
Ash
Dot
B.c
Eva
Hay
Ida
N.B
Kew
Alta
Low
Que
Lyn
Oak
Oka
Paw
Poe
Rex
Roy
Rye
Italy's Gayda: A Pathetic Yet Persistent Press Agent
Virginio Gayda, spokesman for a faltering Italian leadership, is described as a pathetic figure whose master sends blank messages. Yet he continues to push the official line, showing resilience despite discouraging material and limited talk from Italy's wartime bosses.
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Italy
Virginio Gayda
Gayda
Woman Runs England's Lone Aircraft Factory
Mrs. Aubrey Burke, 32, is the only woman in England to own and manage an aircraft factory. She is the daughter of the late Sir Henry Norman and granddaughter of the first Lord Aberconway, and she has long shown interest in aviation since girlhood while raising her children.
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England
Aubrey Burke
Sir Henry Norman
Lord Aberconway
Burke
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Witte
Daily Mail
Bayard Taylor
Mary Baker Eddy
F. W. Robertson
Walter Scott
A. C. Benson
Liverpool Cathedral
Montreal Gazette
Shah of
Persia
Mohammed Riza Pahlavi
United Press
Darius
Xerxes
Home Service
Danger Steney
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