Churchill visit 深ens Canada ties in wartime tour
Canadian editors report meeting Winston Churchill in London after attending his House of Commons address. Brendan Bracken arranges gallery seats and a private briefing in the Prime Minister's office where Churchill accepts questions and signs letters for each journalist. Churchill praises Canada, promises messages for return, and stresses Allied resolve.
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Milk the essential food bargain for health and growth
Frances Hucks, dietitian of the Milk Foundation of Toronto, argues that milk should be eaten daily by children and adults to supply major portions of the diet. She notes milk provides calcium, riboflavin, phosphorus, vitamin A, protein and calories, making up substantial daily requirements at a low cost.
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Peplum Fashion Idea Returns in London Styles
In London designers revive the peplum silhouette with rocketing interest. Garments feature pendant pockets and blouses extending below the belt, with extra material at the sides and back beneath the waistline for a dramatic shape.
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London
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Hybrids Aim to Restore Prairie Soil with Perennial Grass
Ottawa officials report progress in breeding a large seeded perennial grass to curb soil drifting on the prairies. Over 140 fertile hybrids between perennial grasses and wheat have been produced by the National Research Council and the Dominion Forage Crops Laboratory in Saukaton. Initial tests will determine forage value under varying soils and climates before broader distribution.
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Saukatoon
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Canada
Theatre managers seek exemption for chorus girls and stars
London reports the theatre managers Committee has asked the Under Ministry to exempt enough chorus girls and theatrical stars from conscription to keep troops and war workers entertained.
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London
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Plan Farmerettes For U. S. In 1942
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt plans to recruit an army of farmerettes to support enlarged crops next summer. The effort aims to free workers for defense jobs in industrial areas by organizing women for farm and garden tasks through training and physical exercise programs. The plan envisions teachers students and other unemployed summer participants joining the movement called Women’s Lane Agony.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Office of Civilian Defence
Vield-Marshal Receives Baton in Cape Town Tribute
Cape Town ceremony features field marshal baton presented to a senior officer on behalf of the king. Prime Minister Jan Christian Smuts expresses deep sympathy for His Majesty and for South Africa, praising the king's honor toward the country and its people.
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Glass Saves Steel in War Factory Canteens
Britain uses toughened glass to replace steel in hot cabinet lap plates. The translucent glass withstands 120 to 180 degrees, reduces heating costs, and eases staff work in canteens and cafeterias amid wartime shortages.
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Britain
Licences Granted and Applications Added to Mailing List
The board announces that every person granted a licence or who has applied will be listed on the mailing list. Your name will be added upon receipt of your application.
Wartime Prices and Trade Board Licence Instructions
Citizens must obtain an application from the nearest post office and complete it to receive a Licence Identification Card with a licence number. No licence fee. Changes in depot, address, or business type must be reported within 10 days to the Director of Licensing in Ottawa. Cards remain valid for the duration of the Maximum Prices Regulations unless suspended or cancelled. Existing licences are automatically mailed before March 31 1942. No renewal required.
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Prices and Trade Board
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