The Press And The War Effort In Canada
The article lauds Canada’s newspapers for truthful war reporting and social duty. It highlights the press as a stabilizing force, stress on Allied aims, maintaining allied relations, and restricting sensitive details while continuing operations amid shortages and staff enlistments.
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Canada
Nazis Build Up Bicycle Army In Occupied Europe
Netherlands sources in London report Field Marshal von Runstedt is expanding a bicycle army in northern France and Belgium. Refugees say German factories in the Low Countries and Denmark are being exploited to supply bikes for infantry, freeing trucks for Russia. Refugees note rising anxiety among occupiers over a potential British invasion and that soldiers are forbidden to sing Wir Fahren Gegen Engeland.
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von Runstedt
France
Belgium
Netherlands
London
Holland
Low Countries
Denmark
England
Driving Commands and Team Horsemanship Brief
Fort William Times-Journal describes wagon driving signals where gee swerves right haw left and whoa stops. It notes nigh horse on the left and off on the right and reverse action via lines and shouted commands.
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Fort William
Britain Aims Fair Deal on India Noted by Ambassador Halifax
The New York Sun reports Lord Halifax argues Britain has sought fairness for all India interests and that self government must await a workable formula acceptable to India’s diverse factions to avoid internal turmoil or civil war. It notes views from American audiences on India’s path to self rule and mentions Alaska’s university, Java’s tea exports, and historical music dating.
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India
Lord Halifax
Britain
United States
New York Sun
Air Training Plan graduates listed from multiple training schools
A compilation of names and locations of graduates under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. No. 5 Bombing and Gunnery School Dafoe Sask lists air observers and gunners. No. 10 Service Flying Training School Brandon and Dauphin provide pilots. Notable centers include Prince Albert Sask and La Crête Alta, with numerous air training personnel from across Canada. The list emphasizes entrants from Dafoe and Brandon, detailing associated air schools and towns.
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Dafoe
Sask
EAC
Cpe
Ritwe
Allinier
Alta Lac
Niehats
LNC
Seward
Strone
Atta Lac
Simmoneen “Kingman
Alta No
Taaly C. OM
Biphie
Tuliis
Suaak
Sa Fe
Prince Albert
LAC
Pvans
Barden
Av Cruchy
Strastovte
W. Hawkins
Natenim Sask
Ati He
Haere
Perdue
Saxk LM
MOON
Mariilivesy
Silver Park
Bopwatt Mindtafor
Bask
Anek
Snek
Tanoh
Ange Moan
Miataita
Lac Row
Vanes
Fleming
Vas Tobin
Benedict
Dauphin
Man
BAC NW
Bruns
Lacombe
Alta
Calovar
W.evans
Richles
Cree Warmarnd
Raina
Creekeit Sash
Ry Fiery
Abe
Ringse
Harris
Wi Simalloy
Wawanresa
Stephens
Batorila
No 12
Service Flying Training School
Brandon
Alberta
Melville
Didsbury
Carder
Stettler
Marwayne
Magdalinski
Guernsey
Sask AG
Hon
Mevhoe
LA Wapella
Sack
Montgemery
Wilcox
Gems of Thought and Oddities Tangled in Text
A collection of quotations about truth and faith contrasts with a stray rumor about the Hamilton mayor predicting club shifts and implausible whale ages, ending with the number 2461.
The Individual Citizen's Army on Pacific Coast Defense
The Pacific Rangers and Montreal contact form a civilian effort to defend against war threats. Bands of hunters and veterans train for rapid mobilization and open skirmishing while blood donors assist Red Cross clinics. Home fires and attic cleanouts are valued private soldier duties.
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Montreal
Civilian Protection Committee
Rangers
Tom Wintringham
Dominion
Canadian Red Cross Society
Volun
Soviet War Disabled Receive Rehabilitative Care At New Institution
The article notes a Moscow outskirts hospital caring for 101 men and a 17 year old girl with lost limbs. It praises Soviet medical follow through including artificial limbs, vocational training, full pay during disability, and guaranteed jobs with pensions. It also cites civilian efforts like the Individual Citizen's Army aiding soldiers with food clothing and supplies.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Brandon Sun
End of Series The Individual Citizen's Army
Editor reveals Alan Maurice Irwin, a veteran writer, has been taken over by the War Time Prices and Trade Board and this is the final installment in the series. The piece notes readers valued Irwin’s four month run and hopes he can return with future articles.
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Pacific Rangers
British Columbia
Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps
Alan Maurice Irwin
Alan Irwin
War Time Prices and Trade Board
Individual Citizen's Army
Diverse meanings of ma in Annamite language and other terms
The text lists six meanings for the term ma in Annamite speech including but ghost mama tomb and young rice. It notes motor car tire tread wear doubles at 75 mph versus 45 mph and explains Igorots as natives of northern Luzon meaning highlander or mountaineer.
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Asia
Northern
Luzon
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University of Alaska
Java
China
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Orden
Big Hill Creek
Cochrane
W. Hutchinson
Roy
God
Demosthenes
Jesus
Christ
Robertson
Mary Baker Eddy
Joseph Parker
Hamilton
Hamilton Automobile Club
Canadian Army
Teers
Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
Russia
Royal Yeast NS
Nya
Cppkeford Paper Products
Toronto