Fighter Pilots Earn Their Wings At Camp Borden
Canada’s Camp Borden trains Royal Canadian Air Force pilots in flying and field procedures. The article details the layout including control tower, runways, hangars, and safety gear. It describes ten weeks of training ending with wings and the rank of Sergeant Pilot.
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Camp Borden Air Field
Women salvage to aid war effort in Winnipeg
Hundreds of Winnipeg women join the Patriotic Salvage Corps to collect scrap metal and other materials for war production. The group operates in 58 zones with 1,500 volunteers, purchasing seven mobile kitchen units and earning over $6,200 monthly. Waste like papers, rags, and bottles are gathered, sorted, and sold to fund war needs, supporting multiple communities across Canada.
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Hitler
Winenipeg Patriotic Salvage Corps
War Industries
W.P. S.C
Wans.c
George A. Wood
Winniper
Amdruins
Canada
W.P.S.C
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Guelph
Hamilton
Ont
Regina
Edmonton
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Redcliff
Alta
Vetunateer Bureau
London Farmers Hunger Fueled by Urban Meat Demand
London public meals and markets face rising cattle and meat production pressures. Officials note tons of beef and mutton produced amid city park farming and borough schemes to supply food, while sheep graze on scattered acres as readers eye future urban agriculture trends.
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Godbout Foresees Migration Wave To Canada
Premier Godbout of Quebec says Canada could reach 20 million people after the war and the province will keep sending families to isolated districts to develop farms. He outlines colonization plans with tractors and agricultural support as part of a provincial strategy.
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Balkan Front 25 Years Ago in World War I
Allied forces under Sarrail engaged in the Salonika theater with French British and Russian units totaling about one hundred thousand against 200000 German Bulgarian and allied troops. Monastir and Doiran featured in the August 1916 offensives as Bulgarian pressure split Serbian and Allied lines near Florina and Lake Doiran.
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Salonika
Aurieen P. Sarrail
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Corfu
Smith
Trnliang
Monastir
Aavedruge
Rumania
Doiran
Struma
Florina
Lake
Allies Shift Tactics As Serbs Break Through to Monaistir
The article details Allied and Serbian operations along the Vardar front, noting Brith forces under Lt-Gen Milne pressing east of the river, and Michich’s Serbian mountain warfare leading to a November 19 occupation of Monaistir. German and Bulgarian pressure later forced Sarrajl to consolidate a defensive line from Lake Prepa to Doiran and Struma, with broader collapse by late 1918.
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Monaistir
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Vardar
Doiran
Struma
Xea
Tullenria
Germany
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