The New Serial In This Issue
Michael Trent opens a tale set in the Rockies where Drew Lowry and his daughter Anne flee a tropical illness and confront a manhunt. The appearance of old friend Erich Kruger and the sheltering of a German aviator and exiled Canadian prisoner of war drive the developing plot.
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Drew Lowry
Anne
South America
U.S
Rockies
Drew
North
Erich Kruger
Halfway House Begins Anew With Forest Ranger Visit
Anne Lowry and her ailing father Drew Lowry run Halfway House a mountain lodge seeking cure and customers. Forest Ranger Steve Hayes visits, eyes Anne, and a quiet tension grows as clues hint at unseen dangers in the north country.
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Anne Lowry
Halfway House
Anne
Drew Lowry
Tropics
Steve Hayes
Indian Lake
Mountain Lodge
Ranger Station
Steve
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid Mixed Entries
A scrambled crossword puzzle lists clues such as Temporary fashion To stop To strike against violently Eyes Projecting corner Value Golf obstruction Beginning Sound of a flying bullet Rhythmic music Shaded walk Symbol for ruthenium To choose Number Eagle's nest Hebrew month King of Bashan Calamitous happening To exist To scorch City in Nevada Exclamation of contempt Humming bird To bewilder with brilliance To find fault To finish Symbol for silver Gradual and Awesome Irregular is Edible mollusk Males To be sick Dental filling Medical practitioner Large deer Heavenly being Hind part Log but Cornered Land measure Japanese reina Lock To act Sons of us Living room Recreation Sun Man named Northern European Exploding noise Inlet To fasten Period of time Corded fabric Prefix two.
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Scorch
Nevada
Tanks From Bathtubs Order to Free Iron for War
An order reducing bathtub production by 290 units releases eight thousand tons of cast iron for munitions. The directive aims to redirect scarce materials to the war effort against Nazi Germany and Japan, with public messaging about national duty to cleanup the enemy.
Reconstruction After The War Speech At Dominion Meeting
Principal F Cyril James of McGill University delivered a landmark speech at the Dominion Association of Chartered Accountants fortieth annual convention in Calgary. The full text appears in the October Canadian Chartered Accountant and reprints are available free from the association in Toronto.
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F. Cyril James
McGill University
F Cyril James
Dominion Association of Chartered Accountants
Calgary
Canadian Chartered Ac
Salvage Study Looks at Tin Can Use For War Needs
A House of Commons war expenditures sub committee heard that salvaged tin cans, dubbed the head ache of salvage collectors, show promise to ease Canada's steel short age. Shipping, pressing into blocks, and separating tin from other metals hinder use, leaving only a small percentage of collected cans utilized.
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Canada
House of Commons
Canadians Hold Large Bank Deposits in July Ahead of New Loan
The Sault Daily Star reports Canadians have over 3 billion dollars on deposit in Canadian banks as of July 31. This comes as the Dominion Government has already received more than 2.5 billion in War loans and War Savings certificates, with a forthcoming 750 million dollar loan expected.
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Sault Daily Star
Easy to Make Southern Belle Vanity Table Instructions
Simple packing-box vanity table with red dotted Swiss fabric and beading details. Instructions cover ruffles, linings, and a washable skirt, plus a booklet offer and mailing details for Home Service gift publication in Winnipeg.
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Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Food Minister Woolton Warns Britons to Eat Less
Lord Woolton told Edinburgh that Britons must eat even less in the coming year than during the first three war years to conserve resources for a more active prosecution of the war in Europe. He outlined measures aimed at sustaining military effort.
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Europe
Lord Woolton
Edinburgh
Locomotive Made of Up to 25,000 Parts Shown
A description notes that a locomotive can comprise as many as 25,000 separate parts. The figure, cited as a striking illustration of mechanical complexity, highlights the scale of railway engineering.
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