Saving Ontario's Natural Resources
A historic overview explains rock types plutonified stratified and unchanged categories. It notes earths long geologic history with rising and wearing down of continents and mountains through denudation and erosion driven by water and air, building sea floors as lands subduct and uplift recur over millennia.
Buried Treasure Rumors Stir Eastern Lands Quest
The tale speaks of buried gold along lines of the Canadian National Railways in the Maritime Provinces with legends of three French frigates sunk around 1760 in the Richibucto River carrying gold. Captain Kidd is linked to Nova Scotia sites including Oak Island in Mahone Bay, with repeated digging producing little gold.
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Canadian National Railways
Maritime Provinces
Richibucto
Captain Kidd
Nova Scotia
Oak Island
Mahone Bay
Old Propeller Blades Reused In Aircraft Parts
Trans-Canada Air Lines recycles retired aluminum propeller blades into a range of aircraft components. During wartime it manufactures much of its own equipment and reuses blades as oxygen fittings plumbing blocks tank flanges cabin fixtures and prop shanks become vacuum chambers for instrument testing.
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Trans-Canada Air Lines
T.C.A
Dandelion Greens Recipe for Spring Preservation
Use two pounds of dandelion greens before they blossom as they become bitter later. Clean greens, boil with a little water until tender, then drain and chop. Finish with butter salt and pepper for a simple spring dish.
War Week Commentary on Russo-German Conflict
The front line battle across western Russia nears a decisive stage as Soviet defenses hold the Stalin Line and German gains prove costly. Britain eyes a two front war while U S Iceland base move shifts naval power, and Chiang Kai-Shek urges unity as China vows victory over Japan.
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Russia
Britain
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Germany
Moscow
North Africa
Great Britain
U. S. Iceland
Iceland
U.S . Navy
North Atlantic
House of Commons
Churchill
Washington
Norway
Kirke L. Simpson
Associated Press
United States
England
Far
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Japan
Ontario Potatoes and Patriot Diet Reflections
A collection of brief items notes Ontario potatoes are as good as others when grown properly but suffer from merchandizing and proximity effects. It also highlights a patriotic diet urging Canadians to cut pork by fifty percent for wartime needs, with Windsor Star and Guelph Mercury perspectives on consumption and education.
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Ontario
J. G. Taggart
Bacon Board
Britain
Taggart
Windsor
Wordsworth
Jefferies
Guelph Mercury
Berlin Diary recounts Shirer's seven years in Nazi Europe
William L. Shirer’s Berlin Diary 1934 1940 records his day by day observations from Paris Vienna Berlin and the Western Front. The book details key events from the rise of Hitler to the end of 1946 and offers insight into German public sentiment during the war. Toronto Ryerstone Press price 3.75.
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William L. Shirer
Columbia
Berlin
World Today
Germany
Rhineland
Vienna
Austria
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Godesberg
Munich
Danzig
Gdynia
Warsaw
Compiegne
Toronto
Ryersort Press
Scout Nears End of 18000 Mile Spartanburg Hike
A Venezuelan Boy Scout in Spartanburg 8 C plans to fly home after completing an 18000 mile hiking trek. He neared the journey's end as he prepared to depart by plane.
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Spartanburg
8.C
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Canada
Winston Churchill
London
Ian Mackenzie
No. 10
Downing Street
U.S
Hitler
London Sunday Times
Maxim Litvinov
Red Army
Gene Byrnes
Africa
Pop
By Fred Neher
Ars
Pip