British Editors Dined with Cabinet in London 1941
Canadian editors hosted by the British Government attend a luncheon at Claridge's on October 1 1941 with many Cabinet members present. The article lists attendees including Viscounts and bishops, describes hotel surroundings, the Savoy setting, and a tour through the day with Winston Churchill to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
British Council
Cabinet
Clarnge
Canon Chamberland
KR. J. Renison
Eag
Monseigneur
London
Atlantic
Canada
Winston Churchill
Savoy
Hugh Templin Esq
Brendan Bracken
Beekeepers Urge Ration Relaxation to Save Honey Crops
Indiana beekeepers warn wartime sugar rationing endangers hundreds of colonies as bees fight to feed on dwindling stores. Officials urge households to use honey as sugar substitutes and producers to stabilize supply into fall nectar flow. Rural growers in Indiana and across the United States seek relief to safeguard honey output from clover sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckeapora
Indiana
A. O. Smith
Mt.Vernon
Ind
Night Air Attacks in the First Great War Rise to Modern Blitz
Wartime overview recounts German night raids on England from Sept 1917, noting Chatham casualties, London bombing near Regent's Park, and the evolution of air defense. It cites early warning delays, raid patterns over the Thames estuary, and the shift to daylight raids. It details pilots, losses, and the Safer London measures including Caquot balloons and anti-aircraft advancements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanion
England
RY Hlh
Gordon Canmilan Prea
London
Bighind
Germany
Banpire
Tho
Heltath
Alrahips
France
Flanidera
North
Foreland
Thames
Chatham
Central
Hut
Centrill Hall
Paatdington
Stratford
Hornsey
Holloway
Regent's Park
City
Thames Embankment
Gormangs
Corman
London group seeks volunteers for citizen army unit
London opens a recruiting drive for a citizen army of men and women not serving in the armed forces. The unit will train in noncombat tactics and emergency work to support civilian defense services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
CCE
Dieppe
Africa
Paratrooper Wedding Sparks Unlikely Maidstone Match
In Maidstone England a paratrooper named Pie J Curtla landed in a garden while a girl named Ming Fulter watched from a sunlit yard. The unexpected encounter led to plans for marriage between the two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maidstone
England
Grace Vutlar
Duty to save for Canada Victory Bonds here and now
The speaker urges Canadians to invest fully in Victory Bonds and keep them for the duration, stressing personal duty, self respect, and not selling bonds for quick gain. He appeals to national resolve, family protection, and communal responsibility, insisting only extreme need justifies any sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
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iCol
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