Starting Mortars At 40 Below Zero
Engineers develop a heated stove system to warm the engine and circulating coolant, enabling army vehicles to start in sub arctic temperatures. Cold room tests and field trials in Northern Canada show starting will be as easy as a spring morning for a family car.
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Canada
Massive southward duck flight expected to peak in October
Dr. Ira N. Gabrielson of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service reports the largest southward migration of ducks and waterfowl since 1910 has begun and could include up to 150 million birds. He notes potential agricultural problems as hunting pressures may be reduced by ammo shortages.
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Ira N. Gabrielson
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington
Alaska
Winnie Becomes His Own Boss Says Mrs Churchill
Mrs Churchill told reporters at Harold Butler’s home that Winnie is pretty much his own boss. She said a good dinner is essential and will let you know quickly that Winnie leads at home, with Clementine allowed to help.
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Winston Churchill
Two The Pictured Instrument Puzzle
A crossword style clue list with horizontal and vertical entries including musical instrument at 18 across and multiple definitions for words such as helmet body of water and ransack. the grid references and numbered clues indicate a typical magazine puzzle page.
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Paradise
Sunday School Lesson on Honoring Parents and Obedience
A religious lesson tracing the command to honor father and mother from Exodus to Jesus youth and crucifixion. It emphasizes obedience, reverence, and gratitude as paths to long life, with focus on Jesus words in the temple and his care for Mary at the cross, plus warnings against human tradition overruling God.
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Mount Sinai
Temple
Jerusalem
Nazareth
Capernaum
Our Lord
Jesus
Joseph
Mary
God
Isaiah
Christ
Clopas
Mary Magdalene
Canadian Cavalcade Brings Dramatic News to Ten CFRB Stations
A Canadian network launches Canadian Cavalcade a weekly dramatic news series airing Thursdays 9 30 to 10 p m from CFRB Toronto featuring Canadian magazine interpretations and in person headlines. CBC and BBC exchange features noted with Canada to Britain broadcast The Spacious Land on October 15 exploring wartime farming changes. It ends with a moral on obedience and trust in a widowed mother’s view.
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Canada
United States
CFRB
Toronto
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
British Broadcasting Corporation
Britain
CBC
A Farm Wife Recalls Summer City Tales and Rural Life
A farm wife reviews a summer trip to the city with shopping, visits, and shows. She describes staying with her daughter, a lively boarding-house, friendly clerks, and a puppy, then returns home to chores. She notes radio programs aiding education and reflects on urban neighbors as people with daily worries.
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Daughter
Crocodile mouth pressure triggers tears from lachrymal glands
When a crocodile fills its mouth with food the pressure against the roof of the mouth releases tears from its lachrymal glands.
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