Army develops stove-heated starting system for sub arctic engines
In minus 40 degree Fahrenheit conditions Army engineers test a small gasoline stove installed in vehicles to provide continuous heat and thermo siphon circulation. The system, consuming about a gallon of fuel daily, allows immediate starts in sub arctic temperatures similar to spring morning starts for civilian cars.
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Canada
Record Duck Migration Reaches 150 Million Head
Dr. Ira N. Gabrielson, director of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service, reports the biggest southward duck and waterfowl flight since 1910 has begun. He expects up to 150 million birds, peaking in October, noting potential farming-area problems and a likely hunt decrease due to ammunition shortages.
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Ira N. Gabrielson
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington
Alaska
Wife Says Winnie Is His Own Boss At Home
Mrs Chur chill told reporters at Harold Butler's home that Winnie Churchill is effectively in charge at home. She said, you must feed him well and give him a good dinner, and that Winnie is pretty much his own boss with Clementine helping when possible.
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Winston Churchill
The Two Pictured Instrument Prince and Other Quick Clues
A compact crossword style puzzle with numbered clues across and down. Entries include instruments for two, a Mohammedan prince, and words for send forth, shape of various objects, and common nouns.
Honor Our Parents from Mount Sinai to Calvary
A Sunday school lesson surveys the commandment to honor parents from Exodus and Luke through John. It notes Jesus’ first words, His obedience as a child, and the danger of worship without true heart commitment, ending with Jesus entrusting Mary to the beloved disciple.
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Jerusalem
Nazareth
Capernaum
Our Lord
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Joseph
Mary
God
Man
Isaiah
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Mary Magdalene
John
Canadian radio expands with new dramatized news series
CFRB Toronto launches Canadian Cavalcade a weekly program featuring news interpretations and headline figures from Canada and abroad. CBC and BBC exchange features also highlighted with Canada to Britain and The Spacious Land broadcasts. Rex Battle piano recitals return Mondays and Fridays. Educational CBC regional broadcasts begin fall projects with New Horizons and Tales From Near and Far.
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Canada
United States
CFRB
Toronto
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
British Broadcasting Corporation
Britain
CBC
Rex Battle
Dominion
New Horizons
A Farm Wife Chats With Women In Town And Home
A farm wife recounts summer city visits with daughter who works nights. She notes friendly shop clerks, a helpful tailor and a fashion-minded dresser, and contrasts city and rural life while appreciating human kindness and daily routines.
Crocodile Mouth Pressure Triggers Tear Glands
When a crocodile fills its mouth with food the pressure against the palate stimulates lachrymal glands to release tears, a response noted in observing feeding behavior.
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