Fighting Canada's Battles In Northern Manitoba And Saskatchewan Bushlands
An article by J P De Wet, Manitoba Chamber of Mines, describes Flin Flon as a healthy growing town with medical facilities, clean water, sewage systems, churches, youth groups, sports, and recreation. It highlights Curling bonspiels, living costs, parks, and cultural amenities as the town expands near the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
J.P. de Wet
Manitoba Chamber of Mines
Flin Fien
Flin Fier
Flin Fion
Hspital
Order of Grey Nuns
Flin Flon
Flin Fton
Winnipeg
Brandon
Flin Flon Community Club
Regina
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Yorkton
Portage la Prairie
Ross Lake
Crossword Puzzle With Clues and Crossword Answers
A printed crossword puzzle page lists numbered clues for across and down entries. Entries include various common English words and proper nouns such as city names, scientific terms, and everyday objects referenced by their clue numbers. The grid and solutions accompany the clues for solvers.
Northernmost Copper Zinc Mine of the British Empire
A brisk description of a northern town notes five mail deliveries weekly with no home carrier and post office pickup. Urgent messages rely on Canadian Railways telegraph and Manitoba Telephone long lines. The piece highlights a bustling community and its mine, the Empire’s northernmost copper and zinc producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fien
Canadian
Atonal Railways
Manitoba
German Fear and Nazi Control Weigh on Home Front
Newsweek reports that widespread fear of defeat persists in Reich territory, fueled by Goebbels warnings of Red Army revenge. Some Germans aid war prisoners and slave laborers, while resentment grows toward young Nazi officials and the press, which is ordered to curb dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reich
Goebbels
Red Army
Stuttgart
Newsweek
Wartime training urged as national duty in report
The Leipziger Neueste Nachrichten advocates turning shooting into a national habit and a public duty, urging training to become a normal practice for every German and a valuable service to military preparation.
Jesus Begins His Ministry Marking a New Era
A Sunday school lesson outlines Jesus baptism by John the Baptist in the Jordan at Nazareth Galilee. It notes Jesus’ awareness of his divine Sonship and the Spirit descending as a dove with a heavenly voice affirming him as beloved. The text ends with a stray line about Columbium metal in stainless steel.
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John the Baptist
Mark
Jesus
Isaiah
John
Nazareth
Galilee
Jordan
Matthew
the Jordan
Heaven
Belgium Considers Commonwealth Membership Hint
A Belgian ministry spokesman hinted Belgium might join the British Commonwealth under certain conditions. The remark followed Antoine Delfosse’s Be fast speech favoring Britain as a peace guarantor in Europe. Delfosse stated Belgians are ready to sacrifice sovereignty for world peace and seek only freedom.
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Ministry of Information
Daily Sketch
Antoine Delfosse
Justice and Information
Britain
Europe
M. Delfosse
Belgium
Commonwealth
Delfosse
Convicts Produce War Goods at Kingston Penitentiary
Lt.-Col. W. H. Craig, warden at Portsmouth Penitentiary in Kingston Ontario, stated convicts have produced about 38 000 articles since the war began. About 35 000 went to the armed services and the remainder to Indians in Western Canada.
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W. H. Craig
Portsmouth Penitentiary
Kingston
Ont
Armed Services
Canada
World Happenings Briefly Told from the War News
The British destroyer Janus has fired over 6 000 shells in battles from Norway to Crete. Australia’s slot machine repairs require managers of men’s clubs to learn maintenance. More than 2 750 000 houses in Britain and Wales were bombed since the war began through November 1942. The Food Ministry buys 12 000 tons of salted cod from Canada Newfoundland Greenland and Iceland. Britain’s adult population is rationed for meat milk eggs butter margarine fats bacon ham sugar tea preserves sweets and chocolate. President Roosevelt is honorary master of the bench at Gray's Inn and Prime Minister Churchill is likewise an honorary bencher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janus
Norway
Crete
The
Food Ministry
Canada
Newfoundland
Greenland
Iceland
British
Britain
Roosevelt
Gray's Inn
Churchill
Plan to plow snow into windrows to trap moisture
W R Leslie superintendent of the Dominion experimental farm at Mor den Manitoba spoke at a Winnipeg club luncheon. He urged impounding snow waters to preserve moisture for farming, stating moisture shortage limits production and windrow ploughing could conserve it.
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W. R. Leslie
Dominion Experimental Farm
Morden
Man
Manitoba
Winnipeg Canadian Club
Leslie
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Phantom Lake
Flin
Hudson Bay Pipe Band
Flin Flon, Man
Wreath
Nevada
Germany
BY William Ferguson
U.S
ARA
W. B. Sadler
By Fred Neher
Australia
England
Wales
Reg'lar
Gene Byrnes
Hill, EH
Ole Boy
Pinhead
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