World War II notes and honors from the era
Government health chiefs discuss a rule delaying Canadian cheese aging. A hospital bed would be named for Field Marshal Montgomery. King George awards the Order of the Garter to Queen Wilhelmina in private. Canada reports wartime industrial and trade figures amid global conflict.
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Fameey
Tale of Man
Sir Bernard Montgomery
George
Wichelmina
Netherlands
Order of the Garter
Salvation Army aided Buddhist dog rescue in Chinese city
An old Buddhist in a Chinese concession sought help to save impounded dogs slated for destruction. Salvation Army officers learned Buddhist donors could fund retirements for rescued dogs while aiding farmers returning home. The effort raised thousands of dollars for refugees and the Home Front relief.
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J. Canton Eacott
Salvation Army
Save World Army
China
Digging Potatoes Harvesting Methods Compared
The potato crop requires careful handling during harvest to avoid mechanical injury. Hand digging with a four tined fork remains common in small areas, with one worker yielding about half an acre per day, while mechanical diggers can process three to five acres in the same period.
Radio tests speed Canadian National rail operations
Canadian National Railways and Canadian Marconi Company are testing radio communication between signal towers and trains to replace written orders and signals and improve efficiency. Diesel and electric locomotives in Montreal Terminals carry transmitting gear, with a 175 foot antenna atop the lift bridge and fifty watt transmitters operating on ultra short wave FM to a 20 mile range, aiming to reduce static and interference.
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Canadian National Railways
Canadian Marconi Company
Ind
Canadian National
Montreal
C.N.R
Lachine
Canal
Ffirst Railroad
America
Man Created In God’s Image Insight From Sabbath Healing
Sunday School lesson outlines Jesus healing on the Sabbath as a test of mercy over ritual law. It cites Matthew 12 8 14 and 12 18 21, Psalm 8 and Genesis 1 27, discusses the withered hand miracle and the Pharisees plotting Jesus’ death, with commentary from a One Volume Commentary on the Hebrew Bible and the Gospel of Matthew.
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Jesus
Matthew
Luke
Jjesus
Christ
Tightened U S Dogs Import Rules to Canada
The Agriculture Department issued a new order tightening dog imports from the United States into Canada. Customs officials say dogs must be examined by eight veterinarians, receive a disease-free certificate, and show no rabies within five miles of their kept location for the previous six months. The rule covers all U S regions.
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Canada
United States
Agricultural Department
Mrs. Margaret Trice Attends First Movie at Camp
Mrs. Margaret Trice a 77-year-old Newfoundlander born at Petty Harbour has seen her first movie and believes the invention is here to stay. Her property adjoins a sailors camp at Donovan's eight miles from St. John's where Lieut. Harold Mitchell R C N V R stationed as special services officer invites them to tent shows. Mrs. Trice, popular with Canadian sailors at the camp, does washing and pressing for many of them.
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Margaret Trice
Petty Harbour
Courtesy speech therapy work aids wounded veterans
The article discusses the hard transition after injury for service members, stressing civilian courtesy and avoiding staring or prying questions. It highlights veterans' voices on best and worst manners, notes a color film study for speech therapy advances, and recalls RAF air strikes during D Day with heavy bomber support silencing coastal batteries.
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RAF
Brest
Belgium
R.A.F
Global work largely grown across continents
More than ninety percent of all the world's work is grown in North and South America, Australia and South America. The statement highlights vast agricultural or productive activity concentrated across these regions, reflecting a broad geographic spread of labor and output.
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North
South America
Australia
South Armerica
Orders From Father to Son in War Time
Navajo Indian Judge Many Chil dren of Gallup New Mexico sent a direct message to a wounded son in action. He advised if the leg was not wounded to return to duty and keep fighting the Japs, urging prompt action and continued service.
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Washington, D.C
New York Times
Robert K. Yandell
Italy
Yandell
Gallup
New Mexico
Crossword Puzzle Clues From Old Newspaper Page
A fragmented crossword puzzle layout with numerous horizontal and vertical clues in mixed legible and garbled form. Names of numbers words and place hints appear, including references to languages, fauna, and geographic terms, suggesting a vintage puzzle page.
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Royal Air Force
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Endeavour
Imperial Chemical Industries
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