Army develops stove heating to start engines at minus 40
In sub arctic trials soldiers tested a small gasoline stove system that provides continuous heat to circulate cooling fluid by thermo siphon. The stove uses about a gallon of fuel per day and makes starting Army vehicles at extreme cold as easy as a spring morning for civilians.
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Massive southward duck migration begins in 1910 era record
Dr. Tra N. Gabrielson of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service reports the largest southward flight of ducks and waterfowl since 1910 has started in Alaska. He estimates up to 150 million birds, peaking in October, noting potential agricultural issues and expected lower hunting due to ammo shortages.
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Winnie Churchill Boss at Home Says Wife
Mrs. Churchill told reporters at Harold Butler's home that Winston Churchill is largely his own boss at that time. She added that he should be fed well and given a good dinner, while Clementine tolerates the arrangement as long as she can help.
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Honor For Parents In Sunday School Lesson
A Sunday school lesson outlines honoring parents from Exodus to Luke and John, emphasizing obedience, reverence, gratitude, and care. It notes Jesus as a child in the temple, His first recorded words, and contrasts divine commands with human traditions. Guided reflections cover responsibility, hypocrisy, and the call to uphold God’s commandments.
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Musical Instrument Answer to Puzzle and Bible Reflection
A fragmented puzzle and sermon fragment discuss musical terms and definitions. It moves through clues about instruments vowels and abbreviations, then pivots to a biblical meditation on honoring parents and Jesus’ care for Mary and John at the cross. The text cites Leviticus and Luke, contrasting human authority with divine command.
Canadian Cavalcade debuts on CFRB with weeknight dramatized news
Canadian radio fans gain a new series from CFRB Toronto featuring dramatized weekly news with Canadian interpretations and guests who made headlines. The CBC and BBC exchange features broaden Friday night programming including The Spacious Land about wartime farming changes. John upholds his trust as a sign of obedience.
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A Farm Wife Chats to Women in Rural Ontario
The narrator recounts a summer trip to the city with daughter and a lively boarding-house stay. She notes friendly clerks, a pianist Rex Battle on CFRB, CBC regional radio education plans, and a busy return to farm life with chores and family, ending with a curious zoological fact about crocodiles.
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