Multiple historic and wartime items span cities and events
A wobbly mix of notes reports: Lincoln inn in Chancery Lane smashed by bombs, Canada salvages per population, cube lifts electric sign ban, Shaw quotes on basic income, Waterloo Station gas incident, Argentine frogs for Florida cane pests, Canada July life insurance sales total over 52 million, Ranipet dehydrated mutton plant, Eaton Hall rest home for Royal Canadian Navy.
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Canada
Newfoundland
Life Insurance Sales Research Bureau
Eaton Hall
Eaton
Toronto
Convalescent Homes, Inc
Royal Canadian Navy
Superior quality of soy milk
An article in Good Health notes soy milk closely resembles cow’s milk in composition. It lists seven advantages over cow’s milk, including less lime, nearly three times as much fruit, and the ability to replace animal milk. It mentions uses in China and healing effects via lactobacillus acidophilus, with Canada facing possible milk shortages making it timely.
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Good Health
China
Canada
David Crowned King and Captures Jerusalem in Service to Israel
Devotional lesson summarizes David’s anointing as king over Judah after Saul’s death, his alliance-building with Jabesh Gilead, and a unification of Israel. It notes Israel’s tribes recognizing David as king, Jehovah’s promises, and David’s capture of Jerusalem to establish a central capital.
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David
Judah
Saul
Jabesh-gilesh
Amronites
Jabeth- Gilead
Absalom
Israel
Ish-bosheth
Abner
Jehovah
Jerusalem
Young Berkeley inventor demoed new contra-rotating helicopter
Stanley Hiller, 19, of Berkeley demonstrated a helicopter without a tail rotor at San Francisco before the navy army and NACA. The craft rose vertically hovered circled and landed within a foot of the takeoff spot. Reported top speed near 100 mph and cruise speeds between 90 and 114 mph. longest flight about 90 miles.
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San Francisco
Navy
Army and
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Stanley Hiller
Berkeley
Young Hiller
Pioneer Pacific Fier and Steamship Company
Food weight Gain After Meal Bizarre Scale Fact
A peculiar nutrition note explains that body weight rises after eating by the exact mass of the meal consumed, implying a direct mass transfer from food to body. The effect is temporary as digestion progresses and energy is stored or excreted.
Returned Men And The Soldier Youth
Ottawa Journal argues against dividing returning service members into an angry bitter class. It emphasizes gratitude for their sacrifices and asserts most veterans seek freedom, decency, and fair opportunity, not agitator labels or rigid doctrinaire roles.
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Ottawa Journal
New Flying Suits With Built-In Tourniquets Researchers design flight gear to stem bleeding
Two U.S. navy doctors Lt Cmdr Russel G. Witwer and Lieut William F. Leach say a new flying suit carries four adjustable tourniquets, one in each arm and leg, to control hemorrhage in wounded pilots during combat. Any existing suit could be converted to this type.
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U.S. Navy
Cmdr
Russel G. Witwer
William F. Leach
Naval Medical Bulletin
Reminder to motorists on tire life at various speeds
A reminder notes that tire life at 35 mph lasts 50 percent longer than at 50 mph and three times longer than at 60 mph, emphasizing slower speeds extend tire longevity.
Growth of Indian Officers in Army and Indianization Policy
At war end twelve Indian officers served in the Indian Army, rising to 307 before the war. The army grew from 200,000 in 1938 to 2,250,000 Indians, with over 10,000 Indian officers. The aim is 100 percent Indian officers. Indian divisions mix Indian and British troops. command now allows both Indian and British officers. The average household uses eight light bulbs annually.
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George Clarence Jones
Ottawa
Halifax
Atlantic
Trans-Canada Air Lines
O. T. Larson
T.C.A
Winnipeg
Margaret McCartney
F. A. Goad
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Victoria
B.C
Toronto
New York
London
Windsor
Lethbridge
Calgary
Edmonton
Our Crossword Puzzle No. 4900 Humble header puzzle list
Crossword puzzle page entry with numerous horizontal and vertical clues. The readable items include terms like Tooth, Dill, Ardor, Frog genus, Algerian seaport, and several long word lists, with many misspellings and fragmented phrases across both directions.
Aims Of Egypt Promote Postwar Freedom and Unity
Premier Mustafa Nahas Pasha outlined three postwar aims after World War II to achieve complete independence for Egypt. He called for consolidating democratic principles and fostering Arab cooperation to form a unified bloc among free nations, referencing Britain’s 1936 treaty terms allowing troop stations and Suez Canal defense. The Aug. 26 1936 treaty recognized Egyptian sovereignty while safeguarding British interests.
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Mustafa Nahas Pasha
Egypt
Briain Eo
Britain
Suez Canal
Synthetic rubber processing advance from General Tire
General Tire and Rubber Company disclosed a new method to mix carbon black with liquid rubber, speeding production of military tires and hastening civilian tire replacement. The technique promises 3 percent less milling time, the same reduction in milling labor, a 20 percent drop in power use, and lower production costs.
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U.S
General Tire and Rubber Company
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Chancery Lane
Cube
Florida Straits
Gulf of Mexico
George Bernard Shaw
Sunday Observer
Waterloo Station
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Florida
U.K
India
Ranipet
Mount Zion
Samuel
California
Admiral
Air Line
Aqzaar
County
BY WiLliam Ferguson
By Fred Neher
Dinen
Mrs. Pip
Gene Byrnes
Wanteland
Ardor
Cebine Monkey
Woody Plant
Dawn Goddess
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