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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 23, 1944

Page

5

First Jerry Down In Flames Over France

Canadian airman recounts his first combat against a Heinkel bomber over France on December 12 1943. Flying Officer Johnny Johnson and navigator Jimmy Gibbons lead the attack as Kip and Pete Huletsky join, witnessing a dramatic aerial duel ending in the enemy plane’s fiery crash.

Johnny Johnson Omemee Ont Yorkton England London Hardy Sons Australia New Zealand British Empire RCAF Pete Luftwaffe Hitler Jerry Johnny Jimmy Gibbons Vancouver Pete Huletsky Montreal France Gibby Goering Ike Kip Europe

McGuire House Fire Prank Sparks Wild Street Dash

A group of men talking near a corner store are startled when a man bursts in shouting the house of McGuire is on fire. One man bolts away six blocks before stopping and insisting his name is not McGuire.

McGuire

McNicol’s Prairie Tours Aid Canadian Affairs

Ontario industrialist and Toronto Davenport MP John R. McNicol travels through the prairie provinces to observe, question, and record findings. He then returns to Toronto to deliver speeches, including in the House of Commons, praising western contributions to Canada.

Canada Bay Street John R. McNicol Ontario Toronto Davenport Toronto House of Commons Prairie Provinces Regina

Slippery Driving Draws Familiar Skating Motoring Feats

A Dauphin Herald report notes a Winnipeg daily T Saw winner recounting a boy on skates riding a bicycle away. The piece cites local youths who have ridden bicycles in skates and even driven cars while wearing skate footwear, illustrating unusual motoring conditions.

Daily Winnipeg Tribune Dauphin Herald

Dress Like Ladies St Louis Judge Objects To Women in Pants

Judge Eugene J. Sartorius in St. Louis scolded women witnesses for wearing slacks insisting they should dress like ladies for future appearances. He noted divorce actions grow harder to distinguish plaintiff from defendant when both wear pants. The judge contrasted federal judges in robes with women in trousers.

St. Louis Eugene J. Sartorius Sartorius Sartorious

Billion minutes in years and time scale

The article explains how a billion compares to minutes and years. It notes 1,440 minutes per day and estimates about 1,902 years per billion minutes, adding historical context that since Christ’s birth about 1,021,100,000 minutes have passed.

Christ

Ontario legislature floor rug costs fifteen hundred dollars

A heavy rug for the Ontario legislature chamber has a floor price of 1500 dollars. Weighing about a half ton, the single section required twelve men to move, funded through War Savings Stamps regular purchases.

Ontario

Britain and US must stand together against world aggressors

British consul general Sir Godfrey Haggard told the Canadian Club of Toronto that Britain and the United States have always stood together against aggressors and must continue to work in unison. He cited lend lease, destroyers for bases, and mutual support as essential to victory and postwar peace, praising Canada for wartime aid and the shared empire.

Britain United States A Atn Godfrey Haggard New York Canadian Club Toronto Godfrey British West Indies Newfoundland Church Ul Sir Godfrey West Coast Alaska Hawaii Philippines Panama Greenland Iceland Canada Dominions United Nations

Largest Convoy Reaches North Africa Without Loss

The largest convoy of 148 ships, spread over 70 square miles, reached North African ports from Britain with no losses or damage. A German bomber attack along with depth charges against suspected submarines provided the only excitement during the voyage.

North African Britain Atlantic

Untimely Death of a Staunch Worker in Canadian Congress Journal

A tribute notes a man praised as a model worker who planned many deeds yet died before he could act. The piece recalls his habit of writing letters each morning and his unfulfilled “to do” list, leaving a mountain of intentions behind.

Canadian Congress Journal

War crews fly 166000 miles since the war began

The Toronto Globe notes RAF and U S crews have logged about 166 000 miles since the conflict started. It praises the daring and skill of the young aviators who appeared ordinary in peacetime but have proven extraordinary in war.

Toronto Globe and Mal R A.F RCAF

Behind The Moustache New Telephone Gadget Testimony

Capt. Perry Cadogan of Glace Bay NS testifies to a growing season in Italy and notes the same old police presence behind a moustache. The report ties a field telephone device to wartime policing and Cadogan's experiences.

Italy Perry Cadogan Glace Bay

Canadian Red Cross Parcels To Prisoners Include Dairy Aids

War prisoners receive weekly parcels from the Canadian Red Cross Society containing butter cheese and dry whole milk. Process cheese packets total a quarter pound each with 25000 pounds used weekly equaling 1300000 pounds yearly. Whole milk packs weigh one pound and require 100000 pounds weekly or 5200000 pounds yearly. Butter amounts match the cheese and milk totals. These exports, while modest, bolster Canada's dairy exports aiding the Allies and surpass domestic use.

Canadian Red Cross Society Canada

This Week's Needlework Slipovers for Chairs and Sofas

Easy to follow slipcover directions allow you to cut fit and finish chairs and sofas like a pro. Instructions 7397 provides step by step directions and material suggestions. Send to the Heimstad Art Department Winnipeg for pattern, write name and address and pattern number. Pattern delivery may be delayed due to nails delivery.

Heushald Arte Department Winnipeg McDermot Avenue Man

Nazi awards touted to spur weapons and labor saving drive

The DNE agency broadcast offered prizes to the German people for inventions to improve weapons, ammunition and implements for the armed forces or to save labor, raw materials and power, claiming the program would aid wartime effort.

Hitler Naz DNE

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FL R. Kipp Kallioops B.C No 11 Service Jimmy Canadian Army Kerr Owen Sound Indian Arty Eighth Army Lcp Henry Aubry North Africa Bill Indian Army Overseas Photo Canadian Red Cross Alice Brooks
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