Why Canada Fights Hitlerism and Allied War Aims
A wartime summary outlines Canadian resolve to crush Hitlerism with Britain and France to ensure long term peace and security. It reviews Hitler's public statements and actions from 1933 to 1939, highlighting aggressive moves, invocations of promises, and key events leading to World War II.
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Canada
Great Britain
France
Europe
Hitler
London Times
German Reich
Berlin
Germany
League of Nations
Bezugsschein System Shapes Purchases in Germany War Time
The article describes the bezugschein as a wartime permit for buying essentials like socks and underwear, issued by war economy offices after proving need. It notes restaurants and hospitals obtaining these certificates, and the emphasis on cleanliness in hospitals during wartime. It also reports refugees shipping pedigreed horses and dogs to North America, with records showing surging incoming cargoes since the war began.
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Germany
America
Europe
North America
New York
Princess Louise Refuses London Evacuation Amid War
Princess Louise Duchess of Argyll remains in Kensington Palace during air raids. At 92 she lives alone with few friends and faithful servants. Her simple, draped rooms hold paintings and sculptures she made. No sandbags or windows shields. a tunnel shelter and quick gas shutoff are her precautions.
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Kensington Palace
Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll
Queen Victoria
London
Britain vows no secret treaties to undermine future peace
In the House of Commons Richard Butler states Britain will avoid secret treaties that could hinder a fair peace after the war. Chamber questions by Oliver Locker-Lampson prompt assurance that no step will obstruct a satisfactory settlement. Italy’s 1915 entry tied to the secret London treaty fueling Fascist pressure for colonial gains from France.
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Britain
Richard Butler
House of Commons
Oliver Locker Lampson
Mr. Butler
Italy
London
France
Dainty Aprons Pattern 4285 Promotes Dutch Girl Pockets
Fun to sew steps for Anne Adams Pattern 4285 aprons with bias skirts and basque bodices. Notes criss cross straps, unique pockets, neckline options, and color accents. Pattern sizes small to large with fabric yardages and an order address in Winnipeg.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermott Ave. E
Winnipeg
Rainwater Used In Storage Batteries Similar To Distilled Water
Rainwater can be used in storage batteries and is much like artificially distilled water. The statement highlights the compatibility of rainwater with battery electrolyte systems and its potential as a cost effective alternative.
London Skyscrapers Stand Under 200 Feet Height Rule
London records show no building taller than 200 feet, reflecting strict height limits across the metropolis. Officials confirm the cap shapes urban skyline, with developers choosing moderate designs for new projects.
Gideons Order Record 250000 Bibles in Forty Year Push
The Gideons ordered 250000 new Bibles for hotels schools hospitals and jails the largest in forty years. Executive member Andrew Wycen beek said the European war sparked renewed interest in the Bible.
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The
Gideons
Society
Andrew Wycenbeek
Deaf and Dumb Teams Play Cricket in Weymouth Match
Deaf and dumb cricket teams played a match in Weymouth England with local spectators and officials noting the event. The brief contest highlighted adaptive teams as part of community sports activities in the seaside town.
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Weymouth
England
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