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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 30, 1943

Page

2

Canada’s Growing Navy Adds Four Escort Destroyers

The Canadian Navy receives four escort destroyers donated by the United Kingdom to guard transatlantic convoys. Named Saskatchewn, Kootenay, Ottawa and Gatineau, the ships symbolize British support and confidence in Canadian crews as they combat the U boat threat and protect war materials bound for Britain.

United Kingdom North Atlantic Britain Dominions Saskatchewan Kootenay Ottawa Gatineau

Canadian Navy Expands to Fight War Effort

Canada’s naval strength grows from 1,700 personnel at the war’s start to 60,000 today, with a plan to reach 90,000 next year. The fleet includes over five hundred fighting ships such as destroyers and corvettes, and officials expect two more British destroyers and several aircraft carriers to be added or built locally.

Canada Macdonald Royal Navy

Guarding the Atlantic: Canada’s Navy in the Battle

The Royal Canadian Navy guards the western North Atlantic convoy lanes with ships and sailors from the Prairies, many lacking prior sea experience. Their performance earns wide credit as Canada rises as a naval power and aids an Allied victory. The piece anticipates sustained Allied naval strength after the war and a bright future for the Canadian Navy.

North Atlantic The Prairies Canada

Minerals In Our Diet And Health

The article stresses minerals as essential for bones teeth and body tissues. It highlights calcium phosphorus iron and copper roles with milk cheese meats eggs and vegetables as sources. It advises iodized salt and minimal cooking water loss and offers a vitamin chart from the Western Division Health League of Canada.

Western Division Health League of Canada Avenue Road Toronto

Protein shortages force poultry raisers to source ingredients

The Farmer's Advocate notes an acute protein shortage for poultry rations, requiring producers to independently secure animal and vegetable proteins. It stresses the complexity and need for keen intelligence and strong farm management to sustain a unprecedented chick production this year.

Smiles and Snippets of Everyday Wit From A Busy Scene

A collection of quick gags and vignettes shows distracted mothers policemen and old aunts, soldiers and diners, ministers and poets. The Alaska salmon industry is forecast to pack over 5 million cases this year with a value more than seven times Russia’s 1867 purchase price.

Alaska Russia

List of Graduates from BCATP Training Schools

The article lists graduates from multiple BCATP training units including No. 5 Bombing and Gunnery School at Dafoe Saskatchewan and No. 12 Service Flying Training School in Brandon Manitoba. It names numerous air gunners, navigators, observers and pilots with their hometowns across Saskatchewan Alberta Manitoba and Ontario. It also notes recently commissioned airmen announced by RCAF Headquarters with listed home towns.

No. 5 Dafoe Sask J. T. Pink Falun Alta HG. Joynes Tugaske Leech Two Hills J. P. Plemel St. Gregor W. Stetsko Northern Valley No. 12 Service Flying Training School Brandon Man M. DP. Dalgleish Goodwater E. P. A. Dupuis Bruce T. G. Halstead Nokomis M. Harry Stonewall J. A. Harvey Milden Hodgeville E.W. Winsor Kincaid Canada Royal Canadian Air Force

Britain’s sixth sense of world policy noted by Lisbon paper

The Portuguese daily Novidades from Lisbon claims Britain has developed a sixth sense in international policy. It says Britain instinctively and intuitively foresees the evolution of events, a view reflecting on four centuries of global influence.

Britain Novidades Lisbon

Family ties mark freight crew in Oklahoma yard

A freight train left McAlester Oklahoma with crew members V A Drumb engineer V A Drumb Jr fireman R Le Drumb conductor and twins Leo and Elmo Drumb brakemen. The engineer was the father of the fireman the brother of the conductor and the uncle of the brakemen.

McAlester Oklo V. A. Drumb R. le Drumb Leo and Elmo Drumb

Villages Destroyed in War Losses Reported by Polish Minister

Polish minister to Canada Victor Podoski reports that 356 villages have been completely wiped out since the war began. Ground ploughed up and all inhabitants killed, according to the official conveyance.

Victor Podoski Canada

Russia sees 13-year population rise at two million yearly

The annual population increase in Russia has stood at about 2,000,000 for 13 years, with current total population estimated around 170,000,000. An Australian wind named Willy-Willy frequently reaches 120 miles per hour.

Russia

Mixed World Class Of Pilots Trains In Manitoba Air School

A diverse student body at No. 19 Elementary Flying Training School Virden Manitoba includes navigators aircrew from the Aleutians and Canada as well as English Welsh Scotch American and Irish trainees. Flying Officer Len Shebeski formerly a navigator shows morale and prowess. he and others recount squadron life and repatriation for pilot training. He and peers from Arborg New Westminster Victoria Hanna Oxdrift Athabasca New Westminster and Vancouver pursue air force careers while awaiting orders and further flight training.

Aleutians Canada Etre No. 19 Virden Man Arborg Len Shebeski Alaska Shebeski University of Manitoba Ian McPhail Rose Shebeski Canadian Women's Army Corps Derek Horne Clive Dr Victoria B.C J. W. Grott Hanna Alberta Air Force Blue SAC J. A. Stile New Westminster Air Force J. R. Smiley Oxdrift Ont J. E. Taylor Athabasca Alta George Goodwin Vancouver

Afternoon harvest boosts nutritional value of hay crops

Studies from New York State Agriculture College reported by Prof. Otis F Curtis indicate alfalfa and other hay forage yield higher food content when cut in the afternoon. The explanation ties plant carbohydrate production to daytime light, with tissues richest after a full day of sunshine.

New York State Agriculture College Otis F. Curtis

Recipe Of The Week With Pimiento Peas

A basic dish uses baking powder soda salt shortening butter minced pimi four flour milk and peas. Mix a white sauce with butter flour and milk then fold in pimiento and peas for a creamy side.

Are Now Fit Re Examined For Military Service

Labor Minister Mitchell said in a House of Commons reply that 19,182 men passed re examinations since Oct 31, 1942. Of 44,539 initially found physically unfit, 5,676 previously fit men were re examined due to category doubt and later called for service unless postponements were granted.

Labor Mitchell House of Commons

Develop Correct Tennis Form booklet offer

Summer outdoor tennis is promoted as healthful exercise for all ages. A 32 page guide by a tennis authority explains technique and is offered by the Home Service Department of the Winnipeg Newspaper Union for 15 cents. Send name address and booklet title to 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man.

Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man

Samuel Colt Builds 1829 Wooden Model of Revolver

Samuel Colt, the inventor credited with the revolver, created an early wooden model in 1829 to visualize his mechanism. The miniature resisted metalwork and served as a prototype concept for later firearm designs.

Samuel Colt

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