Peace After War Requires Organized Energy Says RAF Doctor
Dr Robert Dick Gillespie warned New York doctors that post war mental illness would threaten civilization with two forms: accidie apathy and social restlessness. He credited air raid shelters and community centers as effective psychoneurosis preventives and urged energetic peacetime organization to avoid either dangerous restlessness or apathy.
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Royal Air Force
Robert Dick Gillespie
New York
Radio Schedule Highlights From CKOC CBC NBC Network
New CBC CBC NBC radio features include Henry Aldrich show at 9 30 E DST Sundays Academy Award plays and Metropolitan Opera broadcasts Saturdays from New York. CKOC offers The Ranch Boys Primo Scala Band Golden Gate Quartet Ray Bloch Choir and Kinsmen Milk for Britain Fund Bandwagon Fridays at 8 30 p.m. DST. Record of the Week Glen Miller Chattanooga Choo Choo.
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Henry
Henry Aldrich
Aldrich
CBS
CBC
CKOC
E.D.S.T
Charlie McCarthy
Ona Munson
Gale Paige
NBC
New York
Metropolitan Opera
D.S.T
CBY
Ranch Boys
Primo Scala
Golden Gate Quartet
Ray Bloch
Kinsmen
Harmony Highway Entertainment
Fragmented Faith Texts On Church Unity And Growth
The piece cites early Christian gatherings in homes for the breaking of bread and describes the community’s joyful, singular life. It discusses apostles and prophets, unity in faith, and the goal of maturing believers to the stature of Christ through teaching and loyalty.
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Mary’s
Christ
God
Apostle Paul
Paul
Jerusalm
Prince Bernhard and Dutch-British Unity Amid War Efforts
The piece notes Gen Sir A F Brooke acquiring 32 bombers with Dutch crews and 75 Spitfires for Britain. Prince Bernhard, chief liaison between the Netherlands and British forces, is praised for English prowess and public speaking. Dutch devotion is shown by white carnations worn in homage to freedom.
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Prince Bernhard
Netherlands
R.A.F
London
Holland
West May Send Wheat To Russia
The article notes Ukraine wheat is lost to German control, delaying crops this year and next. It discusses Russia’s need for outside wheat, potential Canadian shipments, and a possible Vancouver to Vladivostok route for wheat and flour deliveries as ships become available.
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West
Russia
Vancouver
Ukraine
Canada
Great Britain
United States
Burrard Inlet
Japan
Vladivostok
Sunday School Lesson The Nature and Work of the Church
Lesson outlines the churchs nature and work with proofs from Acts and Pauls letters. It situates Pentecost and early church life near Caesarea Philippi and Jerusalem, detailing baptism, communal sharing, teaching, fellowship, breaking bread, prayer, and daily temple attendance.
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Paul
Caesarea Philippi
Matthew
Capernaum
Jerusalem
Corinth
Greece
Ephesus
Asia
Prince Bernhard of Netherlands Earned Dutch Trust Across War Effort
The Christian Science Monitor notes Prince Bernhard, once viewed with doubt for his German ties, has won Dutch respect by loyalty to the Netherlands. He leads government representation and chairs a fund bearing his name, raising over 1.2 million pounds for the war effort through donations from free Dutch across the Empire.
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Holland
Prince Bernhard
Netherlands Empire
Bernhard
Netherlands
Prince Consort
Juliana
Hitler
Schutzstaffel
Prince Zu Lippe- Biesterfeld
Germany
Celebrated Vocalist Horizontal Puzzle Clue Set
A dense word puzzle entry lists clues across horizontal and vertical lines about a famous diva, body parts, colors, verbs, and nouns. It mentions eras and languages while hinting at roles and titles, with cross references to geography and anatomy.
Stranger Visits Dairy After Class On Milk Paradox
A mother visits a city school after her child asks what paralyzed milk is. Only six of 40 pupils had seen a cow. Classes paused yesterday for a field visit to a dairy to illustrate dairy farming.
The Hawk Dive and the New Topatoe Graft
The Brockville Recorder notes the hawk dive as a new war era science with birds like the duck hawk diving at 165 to 180 mph. A USDA bulletin cites duck hawk speeds and an aviator reports near 175 mph in a duck dive. Man’s descent speeds exceed the bird’s, and a tomato potato graft yields a starchless "topatoe."
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Brockville Recorder and
United States Department of Agriculture
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