Ties Thay Bind Mutual Understanding Is The Key To U S Canadian Friendship
Analysis argues mutual understanding is the cornerstone of U S Canada diplomacy. It traces long history since 1812 with no secret alliances, citing cross border information flow, student exchanges, joint commissions, and wartime cooperation that foster equality and peaceful cooperation without formal alliances.
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U.s.-Canadian
H. D. Crawford
CPC
St. Catharines
Ashington
United States
Canada
Europe
Ghent
Becme
Dominion
International Joint Commission
Permanent
Joint Board On
Canadian Railways
Canadian Airlines
Woman Returns To Lonely Island Of Witu
Mrs. Gladys Baker 45 returns to Witu Island near New Britain to resume running a copra plantation left after 1942. She helped evacuees during the war, aided wounded volunteers, guided white residents to safety, and served in Australian forces with mapping work before being discharged. She plans to live in a hut while rebuilding after bombing damage.
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Lonely Island
Witu
Sydney
Australia
Gladys Baker
Witu Island
New Britain
Items of Interest from a Distant World and Everyday Factoids
A collage of short notes notes on geography and science. It mentions New Zealand’s distance from major continents, eye size variation with depth in fish, the term dietetic and its old dictionary roots, daily water loss through skin and breath, Shinto meaning “the way of the gods,” Buddhism’s arrival after Shinto, and a Fiji native’s duty to hand over objects requested by a friend or neighbor.
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United States
Canada
United Nations
Fiji
Reverend laments unseemly conduct at weddings
In Sunderland England Rev Robert Burt writes in his parish magazine about rowdy wedding scenes he witnessed. He cites bridegrooms lighting cigarettes before vows, selections from The Chocolate Soldier on organ, long embraces during ceremonies, whispered exchanges, alcohol fumes, and urges couples to consider the register office for marriage.
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Sunderland
England
Robert Burt
Right of appeal to Pensions Appeal Tribunal declared
The United Kingdom Ministry of Pensions announces a new right of appeal for ex members of the armed forces and Merchant Navy and British civilians overseas who were awarded disablement for World War II service. Details of appeal procedure available from the Ministry Representative at 237 Queen Street Ottawa.
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United Kingdom
Minister of Pensions
Merchant Navy
Pensions Appeal Tribunal
British Ministry of Pensions
Queen Street
Ottawa
Portrait Customer Confronts Photographer Over Likeness
After reviewing proofs a customer angrily questions the portrait's accuracy. The photographer replies timidly that the answer lies in the negative. The exchange highlights tensions in studio work and the fraught nature of likeness in portraiture.
Reunion at Albert Hall recalls El Alamein’s turning point
A London Albert Hall ceremony marks four years since El Alamein. Lord Montgomery and Churchill attend as a Daily Mail correspondent recalls comradeship, sacrifice, and the personal memory of a batman and a dying driver. Civilians who wore khaki reflect on the army’s bond and the shift from war to peace.
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London
Albert Hall
British Empire
el Alamein
Lord Montgomery
Alamein
Churchill
Daily Mail
Montgomery
Winston Churchill
Eighth Army
Batman
Most Loved Lady Queen Mary In Her Eightieth Year
Special to the Ottawa Evening Citizen. Queen Mary, in her eightieth year, maintains a busy schedule visiting exhibitions, attending film premieres, and meeting the public. Her early life under Duchess of Teck, education, and deeds during two world wars highlight a life of service and dignity.
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Queen Mary
Ottawa Evening Citizen
Ondon
Gigli
Covent Garden
Vivien Leigh
Kilburn
Rex Harrison
Tower of London
May Tech
Duchess of Teck
May Teck
Queen Victoria
May
Madame Bricka
London
Prince Edward
Duke of Clarence
Princess May
France
Prince George
Duchess of York
Princess of Wales
George V
Privy Council
West Country
Badminton
Eggs in plastic jackets reach Balmoral for King and Queen
Constance Liddicoat, 22, delivered two dozen eggs encased in plastic jackets to Balmoral Castle after flying from America. The eggs, gifted by an American plastics firm, are unbreakable and will keep for nine months. Liddicoat said she was told to send them to the King and Queen immediately.
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Balmoral Castle
America
Constance Liddicoat
Britain
Liddicoat
Balmoral
Crochet Star Doily Pattern For Luncheon Table
Chie Burak presents a simple crocheted star doily design for luncheon tables in two sizes 22 inches and 13 inches, using No 30 cotton. Pattern 7030 includes two doilies with easy charts, photos, and full instructions. Send twenty cents in coins to Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man to obtain.
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Household Arts Department
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Avenue E
Winnipeg
Man
Hair Do in Fifteen Minutes Promised in St Louis
A busy housewife can obtain a new evening coiffure in 15 to 20 minutes as beauty expert Harry Robbins and his 19 year old protege Basil McDaniel demonstrate a dry hair comb-out in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Harry Robbins
America
Robbins
Basil McDaniel
Oklahoma City
Milady
Tourmaline Founding Year Noted in Sea Stones
A fragment notes tourmaline discovered in 1703 associated with Sea stones. The terse entry lacks broader context or corroborating details about location or source.
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New World Airlines
New Zealand
Asia
Africa
Americas
Japan
D.P
Hermine
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Doorn
Holland
Frankfurt-on-Oder
Franz-Joseph
Prussia
Berlin
Carmo
Ministry of Pensions
The
London Daily Mail
Westinghouse Corp
Dorothy L. Burns
U.S
Newark
Los Angeles
Rolling Hills
George
Chie Burak
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