Britain opens large silo program to feed war effort
Britain expands its war production with twenty thousand concrete silos for cattle fodder on farms, aiding shipping by storing feed and supporting military needs. Concrete construction expands to aircraft runways, water tanks, huts, and ship components as part of the war economy. Deaf and dumb workers increasingly integrated into war industry sectors, notably shell production and finishing, with specialized roles and protective measures.
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Colt Cele
Gqime
Britain
Nuither
Midlands
Fort Dunlop
National Institute For the Deaf
Pointa Ont
Women Lance Corporals Train Troops With Film Shorts
In Britain, Women lances operate instructional film shows for the Army. Based in Various Cutouts, they travel their districts presenting short films to aid training. Trainees learn setup, acoustics, lighting, and screen timing, earning army women’s pay upon qualification.
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A.T.S
Britain
Jalus
Dunkirk
Full stocks of kapok mattresses and brooms
The notice lists mattress sizes 2ft Gin, 3ft Gin, 3ft Gin, 4ft Gin and a range of brooms including hair, millet and yard brooms.
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