Bermuda Wartime Censorship and Pearl of Atlantic Defense
The Bermuda base is pivotal to Allied defense as an anchor in the western Atlantic. Censors operate at Bermudiana and Princess hotels, reading all air mail and ship letters to block sensitive information. The Ex Cambion and other ships rely on Bermuda for mail processing and ship traffic, while the area remains under British control and under threat from enemy action.
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Bermuda
Atlantic
Florida
Abdout
New York
Halifax
West Indies
Porto Rico
Nova Scotia
Germany
North America
United States
Britain
Imperial Airways
Japan
Justrious
Pacific
Midway Island
Excambion
Consorship
Hitler
Britiah Censorship Service
Air Mall
Bermyista
Nermuda
Hampton
Bermudiana
Princvas
Lue Magazine
Secres
England
Censors
Hayal
Canada
British Council
London
Ewillan Madrase
Masons
Jis
Sas Ta
Western Pacific
Ottawa reports wartime controls tightening across Canada
The Week at Ottawa notes severe tea and coffee couponing replacing voluntary cuts, with enforcement teeth via the national selective service. Parliament weighs overseas conscription, ban on the Communist Party, and emergency debt rules as budget and housing measures pass.
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Ayatem
Prices and Trade Board
Wook
Ottawa
Mitchell
Rott
Little
National
Selective A Services
Canada
National Eelective Service Organization
UAH
Lkely
Prairie Provinces
Justice
St. Laurent
Tisley
Commons
Senate
Mackenzie King
Isley
Edmonton Woman Joins Military Service In Wartime Record
An Edmonton woman, wife of a major general, resumes service in uniform with her two sons in a new Great War era effort. She previously served with the Austro-Ukrainian army 1918-1920, belongs to the Alberta Women's Service Corps, and now joins the Canadian Women's Army Corps. Her son Edwardian waits to join the Royal Canadian Air Cadets as he nears eligible age.
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Towe
Housing Ltd
Uteas
Asley
House
Lyman Duff
Hong Kong
Howard Green
Don Vancouver South
Defence Department
Edmonton
Aiowana Leutenant
Thia
Thia Ume
Russia
Shestra, Shakevich
Groy-Hatradt
Lo A Ynember
Alberta Women's Service Corps
Canadian
Ex MP Killed in Fall in England
Col Emil William Pickering former member of Parliament for Dewsbury 1918 to 1922 died after a fall from his horse in Horbury England. Police said he was found beside the animal and died at the scene. The incident is under investigation.
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Horbury
England
Emil William Pickering
Dewsbury
Rooster Mascot Adopted by SA Medical Unit
A rooster found near the Acroma area has been adopted as a mascot by a South African medical pressing station. Thesbint Wier nicknamed it "fp" after Maj Gen Lt Pode Vilen, a South African commander.
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Caird
Acroma
Thesbint Wier
Pode Vilen
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Great Sound
Hamilton
Maine
Cain
Hamilton Harbor
Canadian National Line
Acton Free Press
WY Jack Williams
Communist Party
Communist Party of Canada
Payiament
C.C.F
House of Commons
Stillegal
M.P
By Thurstan
Topham
Nereasin
CSSA
Alfa
BSS
Hci
Inv
Gle A. Times
Yleara
Wingie
aNeg Dpeces
Boba
Baink
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