Late Vacation Wardrobe Rules for Travel Clothes
A fashion consultant advises practical late summer packing with interchangeable outfits. Emphasizes making a list to avoid clutter and selects wrinkle resistant garments like shirts, slacks, jackets, skirts, and dinner dresses in silk or rayon jersey to mix with scarfs and belts.
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Mounain
Seashore Resort
Search for original St Peter tomb under Vatican church
Pope Pius XII ordered a July start dig in St. Peter's crypts to locate the original tomb of St. Peter. Work is led by Herico Galleazzi and Bartolomeo Novi as excavations proceed amid finds of Constantine's church traces.
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St. Peter
Pius XII
Herico Galleazzi
Vatican
Bartolomeo Novara
Papal Museums
Apostle
Vatican Hill
Appian Way
Paul
Constantine the Great
N. B.'s Strange Place Names Across New Brunswick
Readers learn about odd New Brunswick place names such as Burnt Church Chance Harbor Frosty Hollow Jemsec Barbitog Cocagne Nictau Upsalquitch and Quisbis as Canadian National Railways promotes nationwide travel. The note links local lore to Hawkshaw and mentions Earthworms reaching six feet underground.
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Canada
Canadian National Railways
New Brunswick
Burnt Church
Chance Harbor
Frosty Hollow
Hawkshaw
Jemsec
Barbitog
Cocagne
Nictau
Upsalquitch
Quisbis
War Week Commentary on Africa Axis Plans and Defense Views
The piece surveys Italy's Africa drive toward a Suez corridor and potential routes to India, with Germany and Turkey shaping eastern plans. It recalls Allied air raids on Nazi targets, Balkan territorial shifts, Molotov’s warning on a world war spread, and Japan's bid for a Greater East Asia order and rearmament.
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Italy
Africa
Britain
Mussolini
Tripoli
Suez Canal
India
Germany
Taly
Balkans
Near East
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Gulf of Aden
Egypt
Libya
British Somaliland
Ethiopia
Sudan
Kenya
New York Times
Rumania
Bulgaria
Dobruja
Carol
Transylvania
Hungary
Russia
Molotov
U. S
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Great Britain
London
Moscow
Stafford Cripps
Reich
Global tensions and policy splits across nations
Reports from Asia describe Japan expanding control in Indo China while Chinese forces move toward the front. In the United States, Pershing and Lindbergh present opposing views on aiding Britain versus pursuing peace with Germany. Canada sees Houde internment, wheat sales, and wartime budget items as Ottawa reshapes policy and training.
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Japan
Indo-China
China
General Pershing
Great Britain
Lindbergh
Germany
Key Pittman
Nevada
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Belgium
U. S
Hull
Senate
Canada
Dominion
Montreal
Camilien Houde
Four Safety Rules for Driving from Ottawa Journal
The Ottawa Journal reports four driving rules from the Industrial Accident Prevention Association. Maintain space in front behind and on both sides. Ignore rights of way and yield to others when needed. Adjust speed to road conditions visibility and traffic. Assume other drivers know little of laws and pedestrians may be deaf blind or unable. Safe driving leads to longer life and calmer mind. Light clothing reflects heat in hot weather.
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Industrial Accident Prevention Association
Ottawa Journal
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