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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 10, 1943
Page
2
The text argues that postwar changes will endure and may improve economies and outlooks. It notes factions uniting to resist the enemy, lessons in universal understanding, and the need for mutual aid. It calls for social legislation to reduce economic insecurity and preserve democratic principles.
Discussion notes that England may adopt Beveridge style social security while Australia and New Zealand advance similarly. Canada lags, despite existing unemployment insurance pensions and workmen’s compensation. A national health insurance plan is under study, with hope of establishment if wartime conditions improve conditions and tolerance.
An overview of apple advantages, varieties for eating and cooking, seasonal timing August to March, storage tips, and serving ideas. Instructions emphasize marinating slices with lemon, raw salads, and a late suggestion to write to the Western Division Health League of Canada for more recipes.
The note describes firms distributing monthly newsletters chronicling activities of former workers now in the armed forces. It also states the Home Fleet flagship changed from King George V to the battleship Duke of York. It mentions Magellan’s 1519 voyage taking 1,093 days.
Wireless Air Gunner class at Mossbank Saskatchewan includes Canadians among Australians and New Zealanders. Names listed cover Sgt William C Jackson Vancouver and others from Alberta Saskatchewan and BC. No. 4 Training Command Calgary announces Western Canada airmen appointed to commissioned rank. Many nations represented in WAG class at Lethbridge. Sergeant Pilots from No. 15 SFTS Claresholm receive commissions. Albertan airmen overseas commissioned and added pilots and a wireless operator from Calgary.
Farm experts in Salesbury Southern Rhodesia report results from agricultural station experiments showing milk made from soy beans is as good as cow milk. It can be used fresh or condensed or to make cheese.
War features highlight Canadian service members from Edmonton to Regina. Air force pilots and sailors earn DFCs and DFM for missions over Hamburg Essen Stettin and night fighting. A nurse researcher at Toronto and a Fort San girl support wartime efforts.
The Southern Rhodesian Air Training Group becomes the first empire training school to produce trained pilots. The cooperative scheme trains men from the United Kingdom African territories Belgian Congo and other regions. Costs are shared by the United Kingdom and Southern Rhodesia. The program greatly supports the war effort.
The record notes that St Pauls Cathedral marks the fourth temple to occupy its current location dating back to Saxon times, reflecting a long lineage of ecclesiastical buildings on the site.
A collection of jokes and quips from a bygone humor column. One liners about crackers and mice, a guide’s sign, boarding house meals, a woodpile joke, stage quips, a drug store gag, and a bachelor’s musings on married life. The tone is light and punny with familiar character archetypes.
H. M. Turner of Canadian General Electric, speaking in Calgary, foresees vast western provinces becoming hubs of major industry and raw materials. He notes electrification and new transport will unlock wilderness areas, drawing prairie workers toward West based manufacturing while decentralizing eastern industry.
Feather bob cuts and feather bob perms emerge as the most popular hairstyles among members of the Canadian Women's Army Corps. The style shift signals a midwar fashion note within military service life.
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