Hamiota Echo Publication Date Note
The Hamiota Echo issue dated June 24 1942 lists C Venables and H Jobey as publishers.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1942
Page
7
Two Canadian Spending Groups Face Postwar Fate
Observes a split in Canadian society between those spending heavily now and those saving through War Savings Certificates and Bonds. Inflation of wartime restrictions drives demand for large purchases and leisure travel, while future spending may favor investors in government securities after Hitler’s defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Grovernment
Hitler
Helpful Exhibit of Agriculture War Effort at Brandon Exhibit
An exhibit by the Dominion Department of Agriculture returns to Brandon showing how agriculture supports the war. It explains Britain's needs for Canadian farm products, including a 600 million pound bacon contract and 45 million Grade A eggs for drying, with Canada increasing wool production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Britain
Canada
One Million More Sheep Sought for Canada by 1943
A plan calls for increasing Canadian farm sheep numbers by one million by 1943. The exhibit includes a colour talking motion picture titled Bacon for Britain and a small theatre seating about fifty people as part of the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Seatifty
Tires strengthened with steel wire for bomber tires
A World War II bulletin notes that bomber tires endure extreme takeoff and landing stresses. Each tire embeds about 15,000 feet of steel wire, nearly 3 miles, to become super-strong and safer for heavy war aircraft during demanding operations.
Magnesium's immense role in high altitude bomber engines
The article notes magnesium, a top structural metal, uses over 1000 pounds per typical part and explains engine oil coolers and intercoolers battle extreme cold at 35 000 feet in bombers. It frames the need to conserve or reuse magnesium amid wartime pressures while mocking Nazi foes.
Canada War Effort: Manitoba Speakers Committee Launch
Manitoba War Speakers Committee based at 36 Syndicate Building Winnipeg invites participation to promote Canada’s war effort. The group aims to organize talks, recruit volunteers, and support overseas troops through public engagement and advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba War Speakers’ Committee
Winnipeg
Canada
Ontario summer resorts French River Bungalow Camp and Devil's Gap Lodge
French River Bungalow Camp near Georgian Bay and Devil's Gap Lodge on Lake of the Woods offer fishing muskie pickerel bass and trout plus boating nine hole golf courses tennis and dancing. The resorts provide cabins a central lodge guides boats tackle and trophies for largest catches with scenic pictures of cabins golfing and canoeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French River
Georgian Bay
Devil’s Gap Lodge
Lake of the Woods
Ontario
Lake
Forest Country
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ing
French River Bungalow Camp
Dry Pine Bay
Devil's Gap Lodge
Kenora Station
Devil's Gap
The World Wheat by H G L Strange
H G L Strange discusses world wheat supply and farming factors in 1942. He notes acreage, government sales, Canadian supplies, and U S spring crop prospects, highlighting how weather and policy affect availability for global meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Honce
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