World Happenings Briefly Told From The Daily Madi
Priceless treasures from an Anglian king’s grave near Ipswich Suffolk are reported. France trains aviators for its air corps with fresh groups. Canada trains 600 youths as aircraft mechanics. Trans-Canada Air Lines reports 5 794 passengers in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madi
Ipswich
Buffolk
France
Army Fers
Calais
Boulogne
Scoresby Routledge
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Montreal
Pan-American Airways
Washington
United States
West Coast
New Zealand
Lord Tweedemuir
Canada
Mackenzie King
Maclean
Building Reports Limited
Norman Hipel
Ontario
Ontario Department of Isbor
Department of National Defence
Prairie Broadcasting Unveils Watrous CBC Transmitter
The 50 000 watt CBK station at Watrous Sask boasts wide continental coverage on 540 k.c. with clear channel and minimal ground disturbances. Experts from Transport chose the Manitou Lake site for optimal signal, aiming for 16 hours daily of US and world programming to prairie listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
CBK
Watrous
K.c
Rocky Mountains
Fort William
United States
Arctic Circle
Prairies
Department of Transport
Manitou Lake
New Comet Discovered Near Taurus By Harvard Observatory
Harvard Observatory reports a new comet near Taurus found by Parisian amateur observer Rigollett. The body is of about eighth magnitude and was relayed to Harvard by the Copenhagen based International Astronomical Bureau. The news notes the discovery and its initial classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constellation
Taurus
Harvard Observatory
Rigollett
Harvard
International Astronomical Bureau
Copenhagen
Plastic Covered Planes to Roll From Victoria Factory
A planned Victoria British Columbia aeroplane plant aims to produce plastic covered craft using a material that resists tearing. Morris E Heiser outlines a Seadrome style project with Andersen patent tech and training for Canadian youth to manufacture and fly the planes locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B.C
Taurets
Morris E Heiser
London
Los Angeles
Calf
Heiser
Atlantic
Pacific
Anders Nicolay Andersen
United States Patent Office
Michael Andersen
Glendale
Calif
British Columbia
Good Letter Writing Made Easy and Related Booklets
A feature on improving letter writing offers tips for natural style and punctuation. It promotes a 32 page booklet "Good Letter-Writing Made Easy" and lists additional 15 cent booklets including budgeting, writing for publication, and tap dancing. Also notes the ship Fram preserved in Norway as a memorial to Norwegian commanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Tom
Wyoming
Home’ Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Abbas Teeta
Polay
Norway
Household device boils eggs with electric power
A readable fragment notes an electric appliance to boil eggs without shells. It mentions onion leaves with troughs to pour water to the bulb and states a sugar beet is about 75 percent water.
Systematic Entomology in Canada Guides Insect Surveys Across Regions
The article outlines the Systematic Entomology section of the Science Service under the Dominion Department of Agriculture, led by Dr J Ho McDunnough, and notes the national collection exceeds 50 600 species. It reports 1 600 new species added in ten years, and describes faunal surveys in Prince Albert National Park Saskatchewan Southwestern Ontario and Northeastern New Brunswick, including European beetles likely arriving with ballast.
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Davison
Science Service
Dominion Department of Agriculture
J. Ho McDunnough
Dominion
Prince Albert National Park
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Canada
United States
New Brunswick
Prairie Chicken Numbers Rise Across Western Canada
Wildlife in western Canada shows rising game bird numbers including prairie chicken ruffed grouse partridge pheasant and Hungarian partridge. Alberta Manitoba Saskatchewan and other provinces plan varied seasons with bag limits and conservation measures reflecting a recovering population and ongoing protection efforts.
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Prairies
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dashing Anne Adams Pattern 4180 for Summer Shirts
The Anne Adams Pattern 4180 offers a winged collar shirt with beltless princess line and puff sleeves. Available in misses and women's sizes 12 through 40, black plaid gingham or linen looks. fabric yardage listed and 20 cent pattern price. Order to the Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg with name address and size details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Last One Most Important Rothschild Museum Needs Flea
Dr Carl Jordan curator of the Rothschild Zoological Museum at Tring searches for a rare flea living on a porcupine to complete his collection. W G Hodgson of Drumheller Alberta has been hired for over three years to capture the specimen but the task remains unfinished. In a separate note a 2000 year old lead pipe from Rome sits in New York's Museum of Science and Industry while England raises 100000 dollars in a submarine disaster fund.
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Rothschild Museum
Rothschild Zoological Museum
Tring
Carl Jordan
Jordan
W. G. Hodgson
Drumheller
Alberta
Hodgson
Rome
New York
Museum of Science and Industry
Elisha and Naaman Teach Humility and Faith
Sunday school lesson recounts Naaman’s prideful visit to the prophet Elisha, the command to wash in the Jordan, and his healing by Jehovah. It notes Gehazi’s greed and punishment, the gift denial by Elisha, and Naaman’s vow to worship only the Lord.
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Elisha
Naaman
Syria
Israel
Jordan
Damascus
Jehovah
Gehazi
Care Of Teeth And Sugar Link In Dental Health
Dr. L. M. Waugh of Columbia University proposed a slogan to the Pacific Science congress arguing un sweetened tooth cannot decay. He cited Eskimo teeth studies showing decay tied to refined sugars and that natural fruit sugars do not cause decay. Field work noted Eskimos had no decay until adopting white man’s foods, with decay rising as sweets increased. About 50 million gallons of tomato juice are canned annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Science Congress
L. M. Waugh
Columbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery
Waugh
Eye Care Advice From Health Column by Dr Clarence F B Hill
Summarizes eye safety tips for daily life including hand hygiene to prevent eye infections. warns against rubbing eyes with shared tissues and using defective eyewear. Advises protection during swimming, sun watching, driving, and noisy or dusty work, plus vitamin D and medical consult for eye damage risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence FB. Hill
Thronto
Readers urged to request full cancer article set
An editorial note invites readers seeking the complete Dr MrCullough cancer article collection to write to the Health League of Canada at 104 Bond Street, Toronto, Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MrCullough
Health League of Canada
Toronto
Visit by ACW World President Returns to Canada
Mrs Alfred Watt president of the Associated Country Women of the World arrives in Canada for a three month visit returning to her homeland after forty years She will meet in Ottawa and Toronto attend the Canadian Women’s Institutes convention in Edmonton and says the trip will give her the tonic of Canada’s electric atmosphere.
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Associated Country Women of the World
Alfred Watt
International Organization
Canada
England
Ottawa
Toronto
Edmonton
Mia
Watt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Calgary Rifle Club
U.S. Treasury
Morgenthau
Finland
Prairie Broadcasting
Sask
New Comet
Napoleon
Home Service
Sportamen
Ane A
Dar
Helpfullness
Hull
Que
DR. J. W. S. McCullough
Tokyo
Japan
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