London Dinners Highlight Canadian Editors in War Cabinet Era
In London, Canadian editors joined British leaders at lunch and dinner as censorship and gifts to Britain sparked debate. Grattan O Leary, E J Robertson and Arthur Greenwood share war experiences. Viscount Bennett clashes over Canada aid. Lord Riverdale hosts an informal Grosvenor House dinner with a mix of Army Navy and Air Forces officers and journalists.
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Haugh Templia
Britain
Malcolm Robertson
Erle Crankshaw
Unwin Simson
Canadian High Comrarisioner
C.J. Wallace
Malcolm
A. V. Alexander
Admiralty
Canada
British Council
Kent
Grattan O'Leary
Otawa
Aston
Aittle
E. J. Robertson
London
Alexander
Viscount Cranborne
Robertson
Major Simson
England
Brendan Bracken
Tmaker
Allence
Vincent Massey
Arthur Greenwood
Moore-Hrabizen
Mr. Greenwood
The
Thames
Henderson
Eri
Westminster
House of Commons
Hitler
Greenwood
Whitehall
House of Parliament
Tagpinach
Parliament
Morrison
Viscount Bennett
Savoy Hotel
Lord Bennett
Great Britain
Grattan O’leary
Ottawa
Lord Riverdale
House of Lords
Grosvenor House
Park Lane
Lond Rivieredale
Savoy
Balfour
Fergus
Army
Navy
Air Forces
Groavenor
Mr. Bone
Greenland
Flint
Strand
Goldsmith
Dr. Johnson
Samuel
England Returns, Editors Abroad Share War Stories
An unnamed narrator reflects on writing posts from across the Atlantic and Europe, noting over thirty dispatches collected in ten months. He observes London’s changes after bombing and casualties, and comments on Britain’s resilience and its return of power. Editors Charters and Legge are in England and will bring more stories for weekly readers.
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Atlantic
England
Ireland
Portugal
Bermuda
London
Britain
C. Vv. “Charters
Brampton
Walter Legge
Granby Que
Co operative Produce Group Forms in Market Weighton
More than 70 residents of Market Weighton in Yorkshire form a co operative produce association to secure food for next winter. Members raise hens and grow vegetables to supply themselves.
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Market Weighton
England
Yorkshire
Meals on Railway. Trains Served in Record Numbers
In the year before the war about 900000 meals were served to travellers on Canadian National Railways dining cars. In 1941 military and civilian travellers needed over 2369000 meals and early 1942 data suggests this will greatly exceed in 1942. There are 177 units including long table ditt ers and kitchen cars on troop trains. A staff of more than a thousand cooks and waiters runs the dining car department.
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Canadian National Railways
Canadian National
Troon
Amer
Anster
Farly Civic Group Hosts Monthly Youth Council Meeting
In Salford England a children's senior council met in the council chambers under the mayor's chairmanship to become familiar with municipal work for local youths.
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Salford
England
Lincconshire
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War Cabinet
Dreama
Grosvenor
Walriors
Toronto
Churchill
Matskey
James Bone
Manchester Guardian
Pepys
Co-Operative
Inecord
Farly Civic
Inspector of Income Tax
National Defence Tax
Ise
Tan
Man Eiel Net
Epr Soen
Perensax Commission
Borate
Bois
Wey
Dominion OF Canada
Department OF National Revenue Income Tax ‘Division
Colin Gibson
Muantrr
Netwad Reweus