Historic Lincoln's Inn smashed by buzz bomb in London
London scenes recount an air raid in Chancery Lane where Lincoln's Inn suffered damage from a buzz bomb. The report notes a tense wartime era with other global notes including Canada’s May taxation, Cuba's signs ban, and literary figures urging higher incomes.
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Lincoln's Inn
Chancery Lane
Superior Quality of Soy Milk
A Good Health article extols soy milk as closely resembling cow milk in composition and lists seven advantages. It notes lower lime, higher iron, and the potential to replace animal milk, cites use in China for infants and hatchlings, and mentions soy milk promoting lactobacillus acidophilus growth to combat intestinal disease.
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Good Health
China
Canada
Young inventor demonstrates hover helicopter in San Francisco
Stanley Hiller, 19, of Berkeley unveils a new helicopter using contra rotating two blade rotors to eliminate tail rotor torque. The craft rose vertically, hovered, moved in a circle, advanced and landed within a foot of the takeoff point. Reported speeds near 100 mph and cruising 1 to 90 mph with a longest flight about 90 miles.
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San Francisco
Navy
Army and
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Stanley Hiller
Berkeley
Young Hiller
Pioneer Pacific Flier and Steamship Company
David Captures Jerusalem and David King over Judah
Sunday school lesson reviews David’s anointing as king over Judah after Saul’s death, gratitude to Jabesh Gilead, and the move to unite Israel under David. It covers his leadership claim by Judah, the promise from Jehovah, and the siege of Jerusalem, establishing his capital.
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David
Judah
Saul
Jabesh Gilead
Jabesh- Gilead
Laul
Absalom
Israel
Ish-bosheth
Abner
Jehovah
Jerusalem
Returning soldiers seek freedom and fair opportunity, not bitterness
The Ottawa Journal argues returning soldiers are not bitter or angry but loyal upholders of a free homeland. It condemns depictions of veterans as a separate, hard class and warns against exploiting them for political schemes. The piece stresses gratitude and the need to preserve their dignity and decency as they reintegrate.
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Ottawa Journal
Admiral Jones Is TCAs 500000th Passenger
Vice-Admiral George Clarence Jones of Ottawa and former Halifax resident becomes the 500000th traveler for Trans-Canada Air Lines. In Winnipeg he chats with O T Larson TCAs vice president before taking off. Flight routes and annual mileage are listed for the carrier.
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George Clarence Jones
Ottawa
Halifax
Atlantic
Trans-Canada Air Lines
O. T. Larson
T.C.A
Winnipeg
Margaret McCartney
F. A. Goad
St. John's
Newfoundland
Victoria
B.C
Toronto
New York
London
Windsor
Lethbridge
Calgary
Edmonton
New Flying Suits With Built In Tourniquets Tested
Two U.S. Navy doctors describe a flying suit designed to control bleeding in wounded pilots. The suit features four adjustable tourniquets in each limb and can be adapted from standard flying gear to aid hemorrhage control during combat missions.
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U.S. Navy
Cmdr
Russel G. Witwer
William F. Leach
Naval Medical Bulletin
Reminder to Motorists on Tire Life Speeds
A reminder explains tire life extends with lower speeds. At 35 mph tires last 50 percent longer than at 50 mph and three times longer than at 60 mph.
Rise of Indian Officers in the Army After War
At war end Indian commissioned officers rose from twelve to 307 while the Indian Army expanded from about 200000 to 2250000 personnel. Indian officer share stands at over 10 000, about 35 percent, with a goal to 100 percent. Indian divisions mix Indian and British units. command now cross assigns European and Indian troops. The average household uses eight light bulbs annually.
Crossword Puzzle Clues Snapshot
Puzzle clues list with horizontal and vertical entries covering topics from teeth and dill to car terms and geographic hints. Includes cross references and hints like Ardor, Infant, Mine entrance, Hindu Princess, newly married woman, and German river.
Aims Of Egypt Seek Freedom After War
Premier Mustafa Nahas Pasha outlined three postwar goals after the war the first to complete Egypt's independence the second to consolidate democratic principles and the third to help Arab nations form a unified bloc among free countries. The 1936 Anglo Egyptian treaty allowed British troops in Egypt and aid defense of the Suez canal.
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Mustafa Nahas Pasha
Egypt
Britain
Suez Canal
New Method Cuts Rubber Milling Time at General Tire
General Tire and Rubber Co announces a synthetic rubber processing advance that adds carbon black to rubber in liquid form. The technique slashes milling time by 35 percent and reduces manpower by an equal margin as well as cutting power use and overall production costs.
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U.S
General Tire and Rubber Company
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Cuba
Florida Straits
Gulf of Mexico
George Bernard Shaw
Sunday Observer
Waterloo Station
United States
Florida
Life Insurance Sales Research Bureau
U.K
India
Ranipet
Eaton Hall
Eaton
Convalescent Homes, Inc
Royal Canadian Navy
Wealth League
California
Mount Zion
Samuel
Admiral
Air Line
By William Ferguson
Coke County, Texas
By Fred Neher
Mies
Ardor
Cebine Monkey
Woody Plant
Fale
Man's
Aims of
Gene Byrnes