Canada Canada Attains Gratitude From Britain For War Food Aid
A cable from Sir Ben Smith to Ottawa on December 3 5 reflects British gratitude for Canada's wartime and postwar food aid. He praises wheat bacon beef cheese eggs and apples supplied by Canadian farmers and urges continued high agricultural output to feed Europe and Britain through 1945 and beyond.
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Ottawa
James G. Gardiner
Dominion
Sir Ben Smith
United Kingdom
Canada
Europe
Lipstick, Lies, and a Killer in Eccentric Love Tale
In a New York department store world of cosmetics, Rena Shelton loves Jack Crops the traffic officer. A jealous quarrel over lipstick and a mysterious Lipstick Killer escalate as Jack is beaten, sending Rena to a florist with roses and a revealed secret about his infidelity.
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Rena Shelton
New York
Rena
Jack Crops
Law
Jack
Flo
Einstein warns of unspeakable disaster if nations fail to change
In New York Albert Einstein told the Nobel anniversary dinner that atomic bomb scientists must warn the world. He said scientists feel responsibility and guilt, and that the American and British peoples as fighters for peace carry the burden, but there is no guarantee of peace or of the freedoms promised in the Atlantic Charter.
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Albert Einstein
New York
Einstein
Homeless German War Orphans Face Hard Times in Munich
War’s child victims wander ruined cities with gaunt faces and empty names. Officials estimate 14,000 homeless children in Munich, many orphaned or parentless, surviving by scavenging until aid groups intervene.
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Munich
Dog Blamed for Alarm in Brantford Incident
Police in Brantford Ont were called to alarms blamed on a guarding dog named Blackie that toppled a telephone and barked into it after the operator requested a number. The dog sought human companionship rather than causing mischief. The pattern repeats from a prior similar event involving a watchdog.
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Brantford
Ont
Blackie
Uncommon News From Canada Awide 1946 Bits
A collage of notes from across Canada reports anniversaries birthdays and local curiosities. Edward Cole and wife celebrate 69 years in Little Lake Ontario. Miss Betty Henry rears a day old orphan starling. a snowmobile bus arrives in Lachute for high school transport. tracing odd incidents from Viking Alberta to Barrie Ontario and Estevan Saskatchewan. News on mining employment in British Columbia post war and wheat exports from Alberta to Vancouver for foreign markets appears alongside local feats and small town milestones.
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Canada
Edward Cole
Little Lake
Ont
Robert Richards
Bowmanville
Thomas’ Gore
Lachute
Que
Prince George
B.C
Okanagan Valley
Viking
Alta
McMillan
Vanceboro
Bangor
N.B
Hazen FE
King
Barrie, Ont
Mary Laurie
N. Savage
Manitou Beach
Sask
Director of Movement
CHQ
London
M. Mather
Estevan
Allie Morrison
Homewood District
Manitoba
Okanagan Mission
George Reeves
Betty Henry
Margaret M. Nice
Chicago
Department of Mines
Alberta
Vancouver
Russia
China
South America
Britain
trans-Pacific
Arvida
Qne
University of the North
Peace River
Great Northland
T. E. Langraff
Prince District
Saskatchewan
First Will Written on Bible Filed in Victoria Courthouse
An Irish resident who lived in White Rock British Columbia wrote a will on a Bible’s fly leaf. The page names Ireland as his nation and Belfast as his daughter’s address. The will leaves $100 to a friend and the remainder to the daughter in Ireland, signed by two witnesses, and the Bible will be filed since the page cannot be removed.
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Victoria
J. 8. Gill
Supreme Court
White Rock
B.C
Ireland
Belfast
Gill
Selected Recipes and Health League Appointment
Simple breakfasts become dramatic and nutritious with cereal bowls like corn flakes with peaches and milk. The page lists breakfast menus, including eggs and toast, and notes calcium iron and vitamins. health update announces H C Rhodes joining the Health League of Canada as development director.
Vast Sweep Seizes Over 1500 Enemy Agents in Western Hemisphere
The FBI reports more than 1,500 enemy agents captured across the western hemisphere during the war. The roundup includes spies saboteurs and propagandists in a broad interception effort.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hemisphere
Hitler and aides staged phantom rescue as bunker burns
Capt. Hanna Deitsch an aviatrix who flew the last German plane out of Berlin described to Allied counter intelligence events in the Reichschancellery bunker. She said Hitler directed a phantom rescue army while Goebbels delivered ham actor theatrics and Martin Bormann joined in a death by own action pact.
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Hitler
Reichschancellery
Hanna Deitsch
Berlin
Goebbels
Martin Bormann
Storm Troops
Budget Apron Pattern 4725 for Small Size
One yard fabric enough for size small apron with scalloped straps and heart pockets. Pattern 4725 offers small medium and large, order by sending Name Address Size and Style Number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man for 20 cents. Buy War Savings Stamps.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
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Rodd
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Nellie
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Moe
Firestone Dealer
Firestone
Fn Amer
Fincastone
DeLee
Health League
Gordon Bates
The
Health League of Canada
H. C. Rhodes
League
Rhodes
Department of National Health and Welfare
Federal Department
British Columbia Health Department
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