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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 16, 1942

Page

6

World Happenings Briefly Told Amid War Efforts

War effort notes from Scotland show five widows and old age pensioners surrender pensions. McNutt predicts women will fill 30 percent of US wartime industrial jobs by year end 1943. Dutch exempted from bicycle requisitions by Germans. Canada launches Catalina airplane Prin cess Alice. Norway to deport 1000 Jews per Quisling appeal. Pianos recommended for scrap due to metal value. Alberta egg production to rise in 1942. Rockefeller funds Manitoba drama extension. Eire iron foundries lose skilled workers to Britain for scrap iron.

Paul V. McNutt United States Eire Britain Dublin

Dominion fats drive launched nationwide for war needs

A Canada wide campaign to collect fats and bones is announced by National Salvage Director Charlies LaFerre with Oils and Fats Administrator Phyllis Turner. The drive targets 35 million pounds of fat annually, urging sustained household participation and cooperation from meat dealers, renderers, and packers to recover glycerine for explosives and other war materials.

National Savage Division Department of Nations War Services Wartime Prices and Trade Board Charlies LaFerre National Salvage Phyllis Turner Canada

Women’s Shirtfrock Pattern 4000 by Anne Adams

Anne Adams Pattern 4000 offers a smart shirtwaister with a notched collar and dart controlled bodice. The panelled front skirt features pleats with options for three quarter or short sleeves in sizes 34 through 48. Send 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg.

Anne Adams Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg Man

Private Smith Faces Repeated Canteen Charge

Private Smith is brought before his commanding officer for the tenth time on a disorderly conduct charge in the canteen. He asks for an earnest friendship to grow from their acquaintance.

Smith C.O

Enterprising Professor Runs 200-Spider Silk Ranch

A U S professor develops a 200-spider silk ranch to supply fine webbing for spyglass components and precision instruments. Spiders are milked for silk, wound onto 100-foot reels, and sold for 2494 dollars.

United States

Gift parcels lift POW spirits in Algiers release

Nor man Halliday an Englishman expresses gratitude as Allied forces free him and other English, Norwegian, and Canadian prisoners in Algiers. Canadian Red Cross parcels arrive every two to three weeks to augment rations and sustain prisoner morale and welfare.

Norman Halliday Algiers Red Cross

Proper Food Affects Canada’s General Well Being

A discussion on nutrition stresses food's role from infancy to old age in shaping health and daily life. It outlines basal requirements, differences by age and activity, and the need for protective foods like milk, fruits, and vegetables to build bones, blood, and resistance to disease.

Canada Shake- Spear Nutrition Services

Westerner Buys One Dollar War Dinner at Carlton

Leonard Lyons reports in the New York Post that hotel and restaurant prices rose recently. A Westerner at the Carlton ordered a three dollar dinner and asked if it could be served on rye or white bread. Send Your Dollars To War.

Washington Leonard Lyons New York Post Carlton

Country Editor Carl Broome of Brantley Enterprise

The Country Editor profiles Carl Broome of Brantley Enterprise Georgia a weekly. It lists his duties from editorial work to advertising sales collecting and news editing then setting type printing binding and distribution. He also maintains books handles bills and repairs presses and linotype in spare time he hunts fishes and plays checkers.

Carl Broome Brantley Enterprise Georgia Mr. Broome

Wives Build Ships for Canada’s Merchant Navy in Pictou

Nova Scotia farm wives and fishermen’s spouses join their husbands to build ships for Canada’s merchant navy. The S S Victoria Park was christened at the Pictou yard by Mrs. Robert Fraser from Sylvester after working on the vessel from keel laying. Physicians estimate a 60 year old heart beats about 2 250 000 times.

Nova Scotia Canada Pictou, N.S S.S. Victoria Park Robert Fraser Sylvester

Sunday School Lesson on Jesus Birth and Shepherds

A devotional reading reframes the Nativity story with Luke and Matthew insights. It notes shepherds’ fear, angelic praise, and the sign of a babe in a manger, urging readiness to receive God’s revelations and highlighting universal joy from Bethlehem to all people.

Jesus Bethlehem David Christ the Lord Martin Luther Christ Luke Matthew Palestine William P. Merrill

Coffee ban in Cairo after its 1500 introduction

Historical note recalls Cairo’s early ban on coffee as an intoxicant soon after its 1500 arrival, reflecting religious and social concerns that framed coffee culture in the city.

Women Urged to Apply for Control Tower Posts in Canada

The Civil Service Commission opens 32 control tower jobs across Canada in Edmonton Regina Winnipeg Toronto Ottawa Montreal and Moncton with salaries of 1200 dollars yearly plus a cost of living bonus. Applicants aged 18 to 30 need aviation experience or related work and may need a pilot’s license.

Civil Service Commission Canada Edmonton Regina Winnipeg Toronto Ottawa Montreal Moncton N.B Civil Aviation Branch Department of Transport

Deserves Better Name for Alaska Highway Probed

The Hamilton Spectator argues the Alcan name will degrade to oilcan and urges renaming the great Alaska highway to a more fitting title such as The Northland Road.

The Hamilton Spectator

Mickie Says We’re Getting a Live Shower of the Boss

Local readers are urged to renew subscriptions to support the Grand Old Family Newspaper. The note invites mail renewal and promises ongoing community coverage and updated issues.

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Scotland Stockholm Hitler Norway Vidkun- Quisling Supply Ministry Alberta C. W. Traves Rockefeller Foundation University of Manitoba Prats Spider Ranch Canadian Red Cross By Fred Neher Shakespeare Cairo Mickie By William Ferguson More Amargye Sutton Texar Rana Arkansas Reg'lar DE Florist Missus Dugan MR. Seedpod Gene Byrnes Riel Prof Ignor DU Furn Ash
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