Holidays Visit and New Year Gatherings Across Ontario Families
Several residents and servicemen from Ontario towns like Toronto Camp Borden Orillia and Brampton spent Christmas and New Year holidays at homes of relatives or friends. The notes name Miss Hichem B Mhiladhern Mr. Gee Mr. and Mrs Earl Lampert Pte Allan Peasyman and others visiting kin in Toronto Walkerton Orillia and Milton Heights during the festive week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichem B
Mhiladhern
Bark- Magy
Mims Peari Harsitien
Earl Lampert
June
Wika Given
Vorosta
Janie Givem
Allan Peasyman
Qorillia
Mra. E. E. Peeryensa
G. A. Dilly
Robert Hall
Wingham
Mire
Wes. Hall
W. HL. Hall
Toronto
Kathleen Fears
Jarvis Camp
Nova Scotia
Arthur Swackhamer
Angus McDonald
Dolly Vardesy
Ditned Dover
Fergus
Doris McDonald
Georgetown
Robert Currie
Edwin Currie
Bobby
Milton Heights
Farm Machinery Rationing Plans For 1943
Ottawa outlines 1943 farm machinery rationing to ensure equitable distribution among provinces. A war price board officer in each province will assess essential needs, aided by two consultants and district agricultural consultants. Farmers order through dealers, who submit to the rationing officer for permits to sell when essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Equitable Mda
Dominion
United States
Wartime Prices Trade Board
Water Power and Humanity Rise with New Energy Dreams
A speculative essay argues hydroelectric energy as a cornerstone of civilization, praising water power for advancing industry and daily life. It envisions future breakthroughs in electricity and atomic energy shaping society while highlighting the ethical aim to serve mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmedierm Reneerch
Wiewe
Ikacordley
Efilerta
Emergy
Hess
Worrsece
Gerden Brortrays
Core 0 Ama Mere
Sam
Epi
Ube Deeninien
Mt ‘Ital
Waek Econ
Weller
Whlenagthy LL
Teaves Amd
Sci
Iit
Mackind
Open air recreation and skating visit described in echoes of Carly years
The fragment recalls a youth gathering with skating, hints of carnival plans, and renewed interest in outdoor recreation. It mentions names like G. Al and groups while outlining a provincial mood of communal activity and playful sports. The text reads as a nostalgic, unsigned reminiscence of local youth events.
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Golk
Acton
Emotional Attitude Affects Nutrition Says New York Pamphlet
A New York City Mental Hygiene pamphlet argues emotions shape digestion and appetite. It notes anger or fear can suppress hunger, while calm, joyous meals aid digestion and overall health.
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New York City
Canada Tackled Eye Problem and Poultry Export War Effort
Dominion officials describe wartime measures to boost egg and poultry output in Canada. Plans to supply Britain with dried eggs faced storage, transport, and processing challenges as facilities shifted from dairy to drying operations.
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Canada
Jeald de. S. Barton
Dominion
Muntich Ministry of Foot
Britain
Canadas
Ministry of Food
Werlead Review Broadcast on Sundays at 30 PPM
A radio review notes a Sunday air slot at 30 parts per minute discussing jibeir tune cvesyates with Dr James L P Sieward and Warren Thoanes. The program signals a musical analysis segment and features two named contributors in a regional broadcast context.
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Werlead Review
James L. P Sieward
Warren Thoanes
Canada Organized In-Plane Spotting Report
Ottawa reports describe organized in flight spotting across Canada with observers and pilots coordinating through the Dominion to track aircraft. Eleven thousand observers have been recruited nationwide via the LCA to spot craft from Cape Stace to Queen Charlotte Valley and the Pacific coast, sending alerts to the wing.
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Ottawa
Dledd
Anas
Molhins
Alice
Leos
LCA
Cape Stace
Atlantic
Chastoite Valande
Pacific
War briefing outlines neutral stance in conflict
Premier Alida Mascon announces an informatory session on the fog of war and the balance of foreign and economic policy. The discussions will cover Sweden's position and the implications of recent developments, with several days allocated for the inquiry.
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Per Alida Mascon
Secon
Poly Tise Suxxtidha Vilkadag
World War Era News Agencies Debate Peace Actions
The Christije Srience Monitor reports on how major nations, including the Americas, seek peace while balancing perceived threats. It argues recognition of facts and decisive action are needed to preserve peace amid a broader struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christije Srience Monitor
Upiekis
Iitmens
Eeerrts
Monitor
Imdepesdrece
Amevier
Areeticas
Ageressoes
Polish Technicians Arrive by Canadian National Railways
A group of Polish technicians and their families, escorted by Canadian officials, arrived via the National Railways from Atlantic ports. The transport, arranged with the Canadian government, brought nearly five hundred workers from England, Wales, France, Northwest Africa, and South America to Canada for work.
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Atlantic
France
National Railways
War Savings Stamps in Canada Reach Wide Circulation
War Savings Stamps launched in 1910 and by 1912 were in about 45 000 outlets including post offices, banks, theatres and shops. Canada’s 11.5 million people held about 1 000 000 stamps worth 4.5 million dollars, with up to $2.5 million in stamps issued for War Savings Certificates.
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Canadas
Dominion
Protests Issued Against Jewish Persecutions
In Rerne Switzerland the Temporary Church Leadership sent Quisling an urgent protest against Jewish persecutions. Nonowegian churches prayed for the country's Jews.
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Rerne
Switzerland
Quisling
No More Bailout Pins for London Airmen Amid Ban
London reports a ban on bailout pins and unofficial Caterpillar gold badges for airmen. In Divitaln no more gold jewelry production. bailout badges will be replaced with distribution of membership cards to air crew.
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London
Divitaln
War Prisoner Says Money Safe Despite Turmoil
Italian prisoner in London asserts money remains safe amid wartime upheaval, stressing confidence in financial security despite ongoing dangers and disruptions in the capital.
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London
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Henry Bieckwere
Camp Borden
Mr. and Mire
Asti Seackhemer
Mites Grane Scott
Bramgdan
Arthur Seacktamer
Sanday
Set. C. Byrne
Camp Petewasn
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Fener
Sean Morrow
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Eastwoote
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Ethel Watla
Buntington
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Pennymart and Family
Mira
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Evention, Iis
Nor’ Man Robertean
Young Sineet
Law
Margaret Stokes
Vancouver
Boc
Rockcliffe Oddawa
Cameron Leishman
Misers
Patricia
Flw
Marjorie Near
E.N
Northwestern Branch Hospital
Detroit
Lwemer
George Wallace
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Yonge
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Nazi
Amn Ayard
Conrad Veint
Wane
Veicy
Leon Einmol
Pix
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Hell
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Fiastew
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Hank Kenerdy
Jean
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Rosattoon
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J. Cadesky
Bir
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Royal Canadian “Army
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