Wartime Updates From Around the World
Reports from West End Italy show waiters accused of Panciate. Ireland bans private cars for nonessential use. Canada fills cattle export quota to the United States. Howe announces Browning 20 mm tank gun production. Edmonton Calgary normal school registrations total 380. Berlin cites Tokyo on power shortages and nonessential shutdowns. Paris radio reports a policeman killing a Frenchman at Versailles. Montreal Deaf and Dumb Institute grounds burglarized stealing wheels tires and spare. Moscow radio says German prisoner casualties near Stettin after forced labor refusal.
Surplice Line Dress Pattern 4134 by Anne Adams
Anne Adams Pattern 4134 offers a slimming surplice line dress with waistline buttons and a contrasting pointed collar. Available in misses and women sizes 16 through 42, 4 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16. Send 20 cents and order to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
One on the Captain and the Toothbrush Gaffe
The captain heckles Private Brown who explains he removes his teeth. Brown presents a large scrubbing brush and calmly says he takes his teeth out, prompting disbelief from the captain about fitting the brush in his mouth.
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Private Brown
Brown
Candle wax method for battery terminal protection
A brief note suggests covering battery terminals with candle wax as corrosion protection. By placing a lighted candle on its side over each terminal, the melted wax is intended to create a protective coating.
Record Of Senses We Make Tra Rationiag Eective Evem For Eskimos
Officials forecast that ration cards will eventually touch the Yukon Mackenzie Arctic, with Mounties Eskimos missionaries and Indians required to record every purchase while tea coffee and sugar are provided. US engineers and workers building the Alaska highway fall under the remote area ruling and do not need ration cards.
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Yukon-Mackenzie
Arctic
United States
Alaska
Smile a While Comic Bit and Jokes on Language
A collection of humorous vignettes and quips about language timing and social scenes. One joke ponders why a nautical mile is longer than a land mile while a diner jokes about paying with a pearl. Other bits involve artificial flowers practical jokes, optimists, and family holiday conflicts.
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Mrs. Noowedd
Noowedd
Finland confiscates barley and ends beer ration
The Finnish government confiscates 2,000,000 kilograms of barley reserved for malting due to food shortages and eliminates the monthly beer ration. Electrical research engineers have developed U shaped ultraviolet ray lamps to sterilize both the outside and inside of milk bottles simultaneously.
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Finland
Lesson In Tolerance For Human Survival At Chicago Forum
An interfaith panel at the Pastors Institute of Chicago Theological Seminary urged education in tolerance as essential to civilization. Catholic priest Rev Austin C Schmidt SJ, Rabbi Samuel M Blumenfield, and Rev DeWitt Turpeau Jr affirmed shared humanity while maintaining core beliefs. The event at University Church of the Disciples of Christ stressed that justice is indivisible by race or creed in a shrinking world.
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Chicago
Pastors’ Institute
Chicago Theological Seminary
University Church of the Disciples of Christ
Austin C Schmidt
Samuel M. Blumenfield
DeWitt Turpeau
Chicago Sun
Jacob Meets Esau After Night at Mahanaim
Sunday school lesson covers Genesis 31 to 33 with focus on Jacob at Mahanaim awaiting Esau who comes with 400 men. Jacob fears attack, divides his livestock, prays to God, and seeks protection, then meets Esau with gifts and ceremonial bowing before both brothers part. Jacob is portrayed as resourceful yet increasingly a God-fearing Israelite.
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Mahanalm
Jacob
Esau
God
Jehovah
Abraham
Isaac
Peniel
Seir
Plan for U S health care urged by Dr Elect and Dr Elliot
Dr Martha M. Elect urges immediate action to stop withdrawal of physicians and nurses from deprived areas and to recognize workers at home. The plan calls for national nutrition and immunization programs, day care centers, emergency mobile health corps, school lunch programs, expanded maternity and child health services, and a nationwide school medical service to ready children for peacetime democracy.
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America
Martha M. Elect
Children's Bureau
Survey Graphic
England
Elliot
Elot
Christmas Post Office Might Be Reopened in Arizona
The Bureau of Mines reports a copper mine once supporting a small Christmas post office may reopen. If the mine prospers, the post office once popular for Yuletide mail could be revived.
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Arizona
Bureau of Mines
Mickie Says Folks The Price You Pay For Your Paper
In rough tone the speaker urges readers to understand the newspaper costs beyond the paper itself. Ads and job printing are essential for a town newspaper to exist and serve the community.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brefly
Sectiang Yard
West End
Ireland
Food Corp
Ottawa
Dominion Marketing Service
Canada
Howe
Edmonton
Calgary
Department of Education
Berlin
Tokyo
Japan
Paris
Versailles
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Montreal
Moscow
Stettin
Jim
John
Della
Della Katessen
Green
Jones
Mary
BY William Ferguson
James Naism Tee
SOA Sten
United ST
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Lake Winnipeg
Nelson River
Hudson Bay
RCAF
Wireless School
J. B. Schappert
Margo
Sask
By Fred Neher
Pip
Reague
Cannada
Mickie
Gene Byrnes
COCLG
Saracen
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