World Happenings Briefly Told From A Turbulent Front
The report outlines Allied actions and German restrictions as World War II escalates. It notes extended labor laws in German-occupied territories, aid shipments from the South Partiere area, and a German embassy attaché reportedly hanged in Paris in February. It mentions Swedish ships aiding grain transport to Greece, British planes resupplying youths for Allied forces, and Norwegian weekly Norsk Ukeblad being seized for challenging the regime.
Variety For Tots By Anne Adams Pattern 4340
Bab y fashion pattern 4340 by Anne Adams offers a charming frock a sundress a bonnet and panties in one value. Available in children sizes 2 through 6 requires yardage amounts for each piece and 20 cents to order from Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Manitoba.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Cold nights and radium prices in early news
A clipped, stray text notes deserts growing cold at night and thin ice forming on exposed water in winter. It mentions Canada discovering radium deposits lowering the world price from 70000 to 30000 per gram and recalls the 1927 telephone link between New York and London.
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Canada
New York
London
Lord Mayor of London died penniless say niece
Sir William Phene Neal Lord Mayor of London for 1930 31 reportedly died penniless per his niece Mrs Kath leen M Canning She says he bequeathed 661 pounds to Mrs Canning but she will receive nothing noting the office costs and war tied solicitor business downturn Also two other London Lord Mayors died without money in ten years The office draws 12500 pounds yearly with at least 10000 pounds more needed from personal funds
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London
William Phene Neal
Kathleen M. Canning
Can Ning
London Daily Sketch
Community feeding could be a peacetime project says Mrs Gordon
Mrs Donald Gordon wife of the Prices Board head proposes community feeding as a peacetime project for Canadian cities. She notes she feeds 7000 Ottawa workers daily in three cafeterias outside the capital and says there may be no other solution in workplaces like Ottawa.
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Donald Gordon
Prices Board
Ottawa
Netherland Ambassador Loudon warns postwar plans premature
In Baltimore the Ambassador to the United States stated that until Germany is decisively defeated on its soil and its people punished for starting another world war, all postwar planning is premature.
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Alexander Loudon
Netherlands
United States
Baltimore
Germany
Resurrection lesson notes on Mary Magdalene and the tomb
The passage recounts Mary Magdalene and the apostles at the empty tomb. John reaches the tomb first but does not enter. Peter enters and examines the linen cloths. Mary weeps outside, sees angels, and discovers the risen Christ only after Jesus speaks her name.
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Mary Macdalere
Peter
Dahon
Mary
John
Christ
Mary Magdalene
Merts
Jesus
R. C. Gillie
Gems of Thought Quotation Set
A collection of aphorisms about truth deceit and honesty. Notable lines discuss falsehoods flattery and moral courage with references to Webster Colton Saadi Galileo and Francis Bacon. The quotes warn that lies corrode liberty and trust while round dealing preserves integrity.
Hitler Youth Proclaims Milestone Amid Critique
Berlin radio claims over a million youths aged 14 joined the Hitler Youth, while the Montreal Gazette notes likely disillusionment ahead as indoctrination takes root. The article contrasts 18th century British corvettes and ancient Egyptian shoe scarcity to frame youth and power.
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Berlin
Hitler Youth Organization
Montreal Gazette
Giraud Broadcasts Postwar Aims From North Africa
General Henri Giraud, high commissioner of French North Africa, is shown delivering his proclamation on the postwar aims of the French nation. The image captures a key moment as he outlines goals for national reconstruction and international stance after the war.
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Henri Giraud
French North Africa
What Is Private Enterprise What Is Private Enterprise
An advertisement from the Royal Bank of Canada proclaims private enterprise as the natural desire to make one’s own way and the spirit of democracy in action. The text urges clear statements over lengthy rhetoric and praises the bank for presenting a straightforward truth.
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Royal Bank of Canada
Autographed cigar box raised funds for Russia aid
An autographed empty cigar box once owned by Prime Minister Churchill sold for about 300 dollars. Proceeds went to Mrs Churchill's Aid for Russia Fund.
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Churchil
Advertisers Reassess Campaigns Amid March Pause
In a sharp shift, major advertisers halted campaigns starting March 18. Macy’s Saks and other big stores joined, cutting costs as shopper traffic dropped. After two weeks the firms resumed ads, noting immediate sales declines and the need to maintain visibility. Mount Simochum in the Himalayas praised as the world’s most beautiful mountain.
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Cook
Stopes Agios Aline Abs Notatore
Cerfas
Tee
Bigeists
Macy's
Saks
New York Tigers
Times
T. Thomas Times Journal
Mount
Simochum
Himalayas
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Norsk Ukeblad
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Alexander the Great
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Caleb C. Colton
Galileo
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