Tomorrow Never Comes drama in Stockton village wedding
Pamela Trevor defies a town club of women by announcing a late wedding to Paul Freeman after a heated debate on rushing into marriage. Miss Jemmy’s shop and town church host a festive ceremony with orange blossoms, wedding cake, and community support. Amanda Howes renounces cynicism. Miss Jemmy recalls a past warning that Tomorrow Never Comes.
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Pamela Trevor
Miss Jemmy
Amanda Hawes
Jemmy
Amanda
Pamela
Pam
Amanda Howes
Paul Freeman
Lou Wheeler
Lou
Stockton
Paul
Freeman
Eli
Jed
Jed Howard
Nathan
London Etchings Aid Merchant Navy Hopeful Exhibit
An Overseas Company of the Canadian Women's Army Corps hosted an exhibit of souvenirs and curios titled Etchings Of London Etchings of Londos, loaned by L-Cpl Joyce Harper and Cpl Edna Maguire. Proceeds in three days approached three pounds. Items included Cpl Elizabeth Williams’s carved spoon from Aberystwyth, a green pottery jug from a Legion course, a Lancashire clog by Pte Alice Ricker, and pieces from Pte Kay MacLean. Additional drawables were gold leaf from St Paul’s ceiling, Chinese ivory carvings, and a Greek oil lamp.
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Londos
L-Cpl
Joyce Harper
Edna
Maguire
Merchant Navy
Canadian Women's Army, Corps
Cpl
Elizabeth Williams
Sydney Mines
N.S
St. Paul's Cathedral
China postwar reconstruction plan outlined by Chiang Kai-shek
President Chiang Kai-shek described a ten year program to build 12,500 miles of railways 141,000 miles of highways and harbors capable of 100 million tons along with 3 000 locomotives 451 570 passenger automobiles 3 063 300 tons deadweight in merchant shipping 12 000 passenger planes 10 000 000 houses 82 100 hospitals and 18 000 000 radio sets plus hydroelectric power waterways and a weaving industry with Canada eyed as a goods supplier for early years.
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China
Canada
Chiang Kai-shek
The Mosquito Plane in Wood Bonded Craft and Speed
The British Information Service describes the Mosquito as a wooden aircraft with a plastic bond, two engines, and landing gear. It can carry 2,000 pounds of bombs, has long range, and high speed enabling night intruder and train-buster roles. Experts claim a single motor can boost it past heavy bombers. The moon revolves around the earth at 2,300 miles per hour.
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British Information Service
Earth
Battle Of Weeds In Farm Fields Sparking Crop Loss
The National Weed Committee warns weeds like lambs quarters and pigweed compete with crops for water and nutrients. Oats require 587 pounds of water per pound of dry matter while lambs quarters need 801. Wild cats and canterbury thistle declines are noted, but bindweed roots reach seven feet storing food for two years. Mus tard infestation caused 12.7 percent average grain loss over five years at the Central Experimental Farm.
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National Weed Committee
Field Husbandry
Dominion Experimental Farms Service
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Rose Hips Britain Harvests 500 Tons Making Vitamin Syrup
The article notes Britain collected 500 tons of wild rose hips in 1943 and produced 2,500,000 bottles of rose hip syrup, highlighting rose hips as a rich vitamin C source for children. It advises Canadians to note wild rose locations for fall gathering to make syrup or jam for health.
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Britain
Nutrition Division
Department of Pensions and National Health
RAF Sergeant Engineer Wins Solo Singing Cup at Brighton Festival
Less than 14 hours after an operational flight over the Allied beachhead in France, Robin Allen a sergeant engineer in the Royal Air Force won a silver challenge cup for solo singing at a Brighton England musical festival before returning to flying. Soviet Russia was the first country to train armed parachutists.
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France
Robin Allen
R.A.F
Brighton
England
Crackers Elevating Eggs in Basic Seven Meals
Eggs remain mainstay with a weekly four eggs per person quota under Basic Seven rules. Cracker crumbs boost flavor in two recipes Crackers deliver a salty note aligning with Food Conservation aims. Cracker Omelet uses milk eggs and crumbs. Cheese Fondus combines yolks milk crumbs cheese and stiff whites baked in custard cups.
Emperor seeks British English teachers for Abyssinia schools
The Emperor of Abyssinia plans to request Britain send English teachers to train natives for fresh schools he will set up after his exile in England. Hollywood studios reportedly rent genuine Victoria Crosses and other medals from owners for amounts ranging from 50 to 900 dollars.
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Abyssinia
Britain
England
Hollywood
Tribute to James Forrestal in Princeton address
A Princeton speech honors James Forrestal secretary of the Navy. It recalls England’s 1940 summer Luftwaffe onslaught and 1941 winter darkness, praising British resolve in Greece Crete and North Africa, noting England’s fighting spirit remained undimmed despite heavy losses.
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James Forrestal
U.S. Navy
Prince—ton
England
Greece
Crete
North Africa
London
This Week's Pattern By Anne Adams Pattern 4813
Anne Adams Pattern 4813 features ruffles for an accent elim figure and a simple to sew front button dress with an open-for-summer neckline. Available in misses sizes 12 to 20 and women's 30 to 42, size 16 requires 3% yards of 35 inch cotton. Send 20 cents and order to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave EB Winnipeg. War savings stamps urged due to mail delays.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg
McDermot Ave
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