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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 24, 1942

Page

9

British Ordnance Depots Ready to Supply U S Forces

A British mission in Washington reports that British base ordnance depots can supply American expeditionary forces with spare equipment including tanks guns airplanes rifles and ammunition. Depots in major theatres have been aligned with American needs through joint cataloging and logistics work, enabling U S troops to be deployed without building large new supply bases.

U.S. Expeditionary Force Europe United States Burma Libya Washington Britain United States Army New York Herald Tribune K Street Canada

Moisture Weakens Rayon Stockings Require Extra Drying

Experts warn rayon stockings lose strength when damp and should not be worn the day after washing. Allow extra drying time, avoid wringing rubbing or stretching, and dry away from direct heat or sunlight to prevent damage.

A Canadian praises escort in wartime air service

A senior intelligence officer receives a call from a grateful bomber pilot whose aircraft was hit over Le Havre. He thanks the Spitfire escort led by a New Zealander commander for keeping them safe until landing, noting the escort pilot had little ammunition left. London Calling

England le Havre London

Bacon Hogs and Wiltshire Bacon in Canada

A historical view notes bacon hogs and Wiltshire bacon rising from idea to industry in Canada. Pigs for pork once dominated swine output while frozen pork exports to the United Kingdom began in winter shipments. Wiltshire bacon grew to major status and bacon became a staple breakfast meat, framed by Dr. G. S. H. Barton’s assessment.

Canada United Kingdom G. S. H. Barton

Patchwork Bomber Feats Safely Flew From Bandung to Australia

Two American airmen Gerald Cherymisin and Harry Hayes rebuilt a damaged Flying Fortress from three airframes. With refugees aboard they flew from Bandung in Java to Australia despite bullet holes and no instruments. They saved eight Dutch dependents and three Dutch officials, finishing their mission as Japanese forces attacked.

Bandung Java Australia Netherland Air Force Netherlands

New Air Letter Forms For Troops Overseas

New air letter forms for communication with Canadian forces abroad are now available at post offices across the Dominion. For a ten cent rate the letter sheet and envelope are sent by air to service members. Officials warn no enclosures may be included. if present, the letter will be mailed by ordinary mail.

Dominion Fighting Services

Parrot Calls Out Bidder at Sanger Circus Auction

Amusing tale from the Sanger sale where a man aimed to buy a flamboyant parrot. Bids climbed until the bird sold for more than the buyer had. He asked if a cheque would do, and the auctioneer said yes as the man wondered if the parrot talks. The parrot had been bidding against him for twenty minutes.

Sanger Fascist Party Special Tribunal For Mussolini

Endurance Stretched Says Swiss Merchant on Europe War Strain

A Swiss businessman in London warned Europe cannot endure another winter of war. He cited occupied peoples near breaking point with madness rising and desperate acts likely. He suggested Nazi troops suffer pressure from hunger and hatred, with epidemics looming for both sides.

Europe London

Prisoners unfazed as jail gate yanked by bolt of lightning

A bolt of lightning struck the Worcester county jail in Snow Hill Maryland tearing open the big iron gate. Fourteen prisoners did not attempt to flee and instead yelled in fear according to Deputy Sheriff Gordon Bowen.

Worcester County Jail Snow Hill Gordon Bowen

Decorative Pansies Embroidery Pattern Featured

Decorative pansies on a tea cloth inspire lunch room decor. Pattern 7313 offers four 91 x 9% inch motifs and four 21 x 2% inch motifs with stitch illustrations and materials. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union for pattern 7313. Include name address and pattern number.

Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Avenue Winnipeg

Italy War's Third Year Sees Severe Food Shortages

Reports from New York describe Italy entering its third year of conflict as desperate for food. Mussolini's regime struggles with inflation, hoarding, and shortages while war weariness grows among Italians and authorities crack down on speculation and dissent.

Italy New York Benito Mussolini Axis

Reindeer Herd Diminish in Alaska Report

Testimony to a House committee reported by Ketchikan officials states Alaska reindeer herds have fallen sharply from 641000 to 295000. Of 84000 purchased from former owners two years ago about 50000 remain. Wolves, coyotes and starvation are cited as causes.

Alaska Office of Indian Affairs House Ketchikan

Two Special Lard Types Created For Army Use

The meat-packing industry has produced two lard varieties for U.S. Army needs. The defense style uses hydrogenated lard flakes to raise melting point and plasticity for hot, unrefrigerated conditions. A overseas version adds a small antioxidant to keep lard sweet during long transport. Both are hermetically sealed.

U.S United States Brandon Sun

Cologne Evacuation Ordered After RAF Bombing

Reuters dispatch from At the French Frontier reports German ambassador Otto Abetz admitted 11 000 to 12 000 deaths in the RCAF Cologne raid and that 180 000 people were ordered to evacuate.

Reuters Otto Abetz Paris RAF R.C.A.F Cologne

Inner liner seals boost casing life by up to 19 percent

Companies now produce millions of inner liners to cement inside casings. The liners prevent small cuts or ruptures from pinching the tube and are estimated to extend the life of the old casing by about 15 to 19 percent.

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