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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 10, 1943

Page

3

Keeping A Close Tab On Axis Submarines In North Atlantic

Flying Officer SL Tilley RCAF reports that members of the Women's Division RCAF are assigned to secret operations rooms to track positions and courses of all aircraft ships and submarines near Canada s rugged North Atlantic coast. They maintain a constant watch on every Allied convoy crossing the Atlantic in support of wartime efforts.

North Atlantic SL. Tilley RCAF Canada Royal Canadian Air Force R.C.A.F Jeanne Robertson Toronto Lois Husby

Women in blue guard Atlantic approaches from secret RC A F rooms

The text describes RC A F clerks operating in Eastern Air Command rooms along the North Atlantic coast. They monitor aircraft and submarines via telephones and maps, coordinate with Aircraft Detection Corps observers, and report ship and convoy movements. Entry requires high marks, strong character, and strict secrecy. A separate note explains the origin of the word trousseau.

Canada Newfoundland Labrador Air Force Blue R.C Eastern Air Command R.ca.f North Atlantic RCAF Aircraft Detection Corps Navy Army Atlantic Quebec Maritime F.C.A.F Royal Canadian Air Force

Canada Eyes 50 000 Women in King's Service by 1943

Canada aims to enlist about 50 000 women across three services by year end 1943. The plan targets roughly 25 000 in the Canadian Women's Army Corps and air force division, and 5 000 in the Royal Canadian Navy women’s service, lifting totals from current levels.

Canada Canadian Women's Army Corps R.C.A.F Royal Canadian Women's Naval Service Air Force Army Navy

Driving instruction in schools raises safety concerns

A high school principal in an English city teaches boys to drive as part of a training ground beside the school. After lectures, students drive with a supervising peer, switching roles after mistakes. The piece notes the contrast with British driving tests and warns about permissive learner permits in the country. The article also mentions the Tunisian dervish swallowing live scorpions for holiness.

British Isles St. Thomas Times- Journal

Saint John Telegraph Journal editor named Chief Public Relations Officer

Post Lieut Colonel Francis X. Jennings editor in chief of the Saint John Telegraph Journal and Evening Times Globe has been named Chief Public Relations Officer Directorate of Information Army with Herbert Sallans as director.

Francis X. Jennings The Saint John Telegraph-Journal Evening Times- Globe Directorate of Information Army Herbert Sallans

Public health manpower in Canada under strain during wartime

Dr J J Heagerty says most provinces fall below minimum public health staffing as enlistments drain personnel. The Canadian Medical Procurement and Assignment Board conducts a nation wide survey to determine absolute needs and possible roster protections, with central and western leads named for Manitoba and Ontario.

Ottawa Canada J. J. Heagerty Department of Pensions and National Health Prince Edward Island Quebec Fred Jackson Winnipeg Manitoba John Phair Toronto Ontario Department of Health Nova Scotia Heagerty Rockfeller Foundation Halifax New Brunswick Ontario Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia Dominion Vancouver U.S Orient San Francisco Dr. Heagerty

Pre-War Memory in German-Occupied Holland Reported

A traveller reaching Madrid on a Lisbon route describes Holland under occupation as a sad, war-torn place. He notes high prices for meals and liquor, scarce supplies, and a macabre habit of reusing bones for soup and scraps for sandwiches, reflecting dire conditions.

Holland Madrid Lisbon Amsterdam Hague Rotterdam

Easter Parade Baby Quilt Print Patterns

A thrifty baby quilt idea features thrifty chick and bunny prints on a six inch brickshop quilt using varied animal appliques. Pattern 7495 includes block chart pieces directions yardage illustration and mail order details from the Household Arts Department Winnipeg.

Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Avenue Winnipeg Man

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Brandon Sun United Nations Trousseau R.C.A.F. Operations Room Britain Banff Andian Pacific Banff National Park Stoney Indian Reserve Morley Taos Alice Brooks
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