Northern nurse at Fort Churchill Hospital in Manitoba
Nursing Sister Patricia Traynor heads to the seventy bed Fort Churchill Military Hospital on the base in Churchill Manitoba. The hospital serves military personnel dependents civilians and local Eskimo and Indian people with evacuation aided by radio networks and staff from three services led by Major G W Chapman with Captain Zilpha Sharp as matron.
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Patricia Traynor
Fort Churchill Military Hospital
Fort Churchill
Manitoba
Churchill
G. W. Chapman
Zilpha Sharp
Pembroke
Ontario
F O Pat Traynor
Fran Johns
Hamilton
FO Saunders
Winnipeg
F O Saunders
Pte. Johns
Kingsville
Ont
Gail Saunders
Man
Hudson Bay
Military
Emply
Connecticut Winter Love Conflicts and Homecoming
After military service and a near breakup, Jeff returns to Karen in California. She imagines a Connecticut life with snow and wolves, but he declares his love for home. They reconcile with renewed plans, sharing warmth, a fire, and a future together away from exile and doubt.
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Connecticut
Jeff
Siberia
Jeff Rose
Karen
Eople
South Pacific
California
Jeffrey Scott
Army Air Force
Harvey Packard
Walking aid with square wheels for handicapped children
Josiah Smith of a Harlow centre, England, has invented a walking aid for handicapped children featuring slightly squared wheels. He asserts square wheels require active muscle engagement, while round wheels would cause the device to run away with the child.
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Josiah Smith
Harlow
England
Raspberries by the Pint From Garden Patch
A pint of raspberries picked Monday from Mrs. M. Marshall's Mechanic Street West garden patch in Maxville highlights an unusually cool autumn reported by The Glen Gary News Ontario.
Call of the Wild Roars Frighten Campers in Forest
British Forestry Commission experts reassured campers that unfamiliar Hon like roars in the forest were the mating call of harmless little fallow deer.
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British Forestry Commission
Woodcock mother uses chick as shield when frightened
When frightened, a mother woodcock often flees with a chick held between her legs. This behavior highlights parental protection as the bird escapes potential danger.
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Hudson’s Bay Posts
RCMP
Department of Transport
RCAF
Churchill Port
Dad
Harvey
Hal
Ice
New England
Jef
Maters
Amber
L. Kantor
Call OF the
WILD
Colchester
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