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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 29, 1941

Page

3

Duty Of Citizens To Uphold Democracy In Wartime Speech

A 1641 speech by Lieut-Col James Moss urges Canadian citizens to defend democracy against propaganda. He lauds Churchill and Dunkirk as propaganda of resolve, contrasts free society with Hitler's regime, and outlines six democratic duties including truth, unity, active propaganda, and preparing for postwar economic challenges.

James Moss Clas Regina Canadien Clube Hitler Churchill Dunkerque Mr. Churchill France Goebbels Reich Buckingham Palace Berlin Royal Air Force

Airacobra tops speed record in test flight over Buffalo

Lieut Andrew C. McDonough U S N R flew a Bell Airacobra on a busman's holiday from Atlantic Ga to Buffalo and dived to 21000 feet at 620 mph confirming top speed. Officials decline to claim a record while McDonough notes it felt smooth and safe.

Aires Andrew C. McDonough U.S.N.R Atlantic Bell Aircraft Corporation Buffalo H. Lloyd Child Curtiss-Wright McDonough Eastern Airlines Robert M. Stanley Bell

Northwestern division urged for NRC to study farm product uses

Cecil Lamont of Winnipeg, speaking in Tocoronto, urged the Dominion government to create a western division of the National Research Council. The division would represent the Northwest Line Elevators Association and focus on finding new edible and inedible uses for farm products.

Cecil Lamont Winnipeg Tocoronto Northwest Line Elevators Association National Research Council Lamont

Gutzon Borglum's Face of Washington on Mount Rushmore

The Face of Washington carved by Gutzon Borglum on Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills of South Dakota is sixty feet long.

Gutzon Borglum Washington Rushmore Mountain Black Hills South Dakota

Pungent Remarks From a Bucharest Romanian

A Romanian in Bucharest writes that Romania is an Axis member, with bread like Germany, soldiers like Italy, revolutions like Spain, and earthquakes like Japan, despite their troubles.

Bucharest Axis Germany Italy Spain Japan

Bravery Award For 18YearOld Frederick Clements

Frederick Clements of the 76th London Company receives the Cross for Heroism after attempting to rescue his aunt from a house fire caused by an oil bomb. He aided family members to safety before entering a blaze to reach his aunt, found dead, and suffered arm and foot burns.

Boys’ Brigade Frederick Clements 76Th London Company Clements

Nazi Uses Tulip Bulbs for Ersatz Coffee Tea

The regime legalizes Holland tulip bulbs for making ersatz coffee or tea. It even hints at mixing the bulbs with onions as a potentially effective deceit against the Germans.

Holland

Alpha Orionis Sends Most Heat To Earth Among Stars

The statement notes that among all stars except the Sun, Alpha Orionis emits the greatest heat reaching Earth, highlighting its infrared output and energy contribution in stellar comparisons.

Alpha Orionis Earth

Rust Resistant Wheat Spreads Across Western Regions

Rust resistant wheat varieties have rapidly expanded from Manitoba into eastern Saskatchewan and into Alberta, with Marquis still dominant but Thatcher Renown Apex and Regent gaining. Improved seeds are now distributed as Registered Seed, backed by ongoing rust resistance research to prevent breakdowns.

Manitoba Saskatchewan C. H. Goulden Dominion Rust Research Laboratory Winnipeg Alberta Lloydminster Marquis Thatcher Renown Apex Regent Organization of Seed Growers Canadian Seed Growers’ Association

Methods Free From Disease Evacuation of Children

The evacuation of children from dangerous zones in the British Isles was undertaken with trepidation about contagious disease. These fears proved groundless due to public health precautions and education campaigns. Rural children did not suffer from contact with city peers, and urban children improved, seen as a triumph for modern public health methods.

British Isles Britain

Rumor of Albanian Fascist Song Debunked

The Stretford Beacon Herald reports there is probably no truth in the claim that the favorite marching tune of Albanian Fascist forces is Show Me the Way to Go Home. The item appears as a rumor without verified sourcing.

Stretford Beacon-Herald Albania

Oslo report says Nazi salute required for all public workers

An Oslo dispatch states that the Nazi salute has become obligatory for all government, municipal, and public service employees in Norway, enforcing a standardized gesture across official duties.

Norway Oslo

Canadian Drama Award Honorees for 1940 Listed

Eleven actors and creators from seven provinces receive the Canadian Drama Award for 1940. Maj. L. Bullock-Webster announces three awards to Toronto, two to Manitoba, two to Saskatchewan and one each to New Brunswick Nova Scotia Quebec and British Columbia. Distinguished recipients include Edgar Stone Maynard Robinson Ernest Reynolds John Richards Paul Gauvremont Mrs Bernard Russell Mrs D Bruce Murray Mrs A O Smith Professor K W Gordon F Hembrow Smith and Prof Frederick Wood.

Victoria Toronto Manitoba Saskatchewan New Brunswick Nova Scotia Quebec British Columbia Maj. L. Bullock-Webster Edgar Stone Maynard Robinson Ernest Reynolds Galt Ont John 8. Richards Charlottetown Paul Gauvremont French Repertory Theatre

South Africa Reserves Forty Nine Girl Soldiers in East Africa

Forty nine South African girls serve as attested soldiers in East Africa. They belong to the South African Women's Auxiliary Army Services under Captain Mrs. K. E. Hamman. The corps headquarters, named the masses, operates from a partly evacuated boarding school.

East Africa South African Women's Auxiliary Army Services K. E. Hamman Union Defence Force

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U.S. Airlines North Africa Nee Pattern Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Alice Brooks London Bardia Sidi Barrani Piave Vittorio Veneto New York Times Grenoble Army Legion of Honor Legion Girl Soldiers of South Africa Egypt
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