Bill Hay Reads The Bible Returns To Air To Fan Support
Bill Hay, longtime announcer for Amos n Andy, first filled in with Bible readings during 1928 vacations and continued for seven years. After a 1935 sponsor rule, he stopped, but early this year resumed Bible readings on Mutual Broadcasting System and Coast to Coast network amid renewed fan mail urging the change. Buy War Savings Certificates.
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Bill Hay
Amos ‘N
Andy
Andy ‘Wey
Bi Hay
Bil Hay
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Sam and
Henry
Bull
Bill
Hay
Mutual Broadcasting System
Victory Loan Drive Sets $750 Million Goal for Canada
Canada calls for a Victory Loan of 750 million dollars the largest target yet for this war effort. Citizens are urged to sacrifice luxuries and invest fully to support servicemen fighting Dieppe and other campaigns, ensuring home front confidence and freedom.
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Canada
Dieppe
Canadians urged to back third victory loan drive
Mr. G. W. Spinney, chairman of the National War Finance Committee, appeals to Canadians to devote every penny to the third victory loan. He notes past oversubscription and calls the present, largest loan yet, a test of faith in the war aims and a means to support the war effort.
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G. W. Spinney
National War Finance Committee
Meat as nutrition guidance amid wartime shortages
A wartime home economics column discusses protein needs across households and jobs. It encourages meat for workers with strenuous labor, promotes economical meals like meat pies and liver loaf, notes Britain’s demand for ham and bacon, and suggests using pork liver and kidney to avoid waste.
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Great Britain
The Individual Citizen's Army Pay Corps Explained
Alan Maurice Irvin surveys the Royal Canadian Army Pay Corps and its work maintaining pay accuracy and allowances for soldiers. He compares civilian finance practices to military pay deductions, noting assigned pay, consumer credit rules, and home-front inflation battles that align civilians with servicemen.
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Royal Canadian Army Pay Corps
Air Training Plan Graduates From Canadian Schools
List of graduates from No 4 Service Flying Training School Saskatoon and No 3 Bombing and Gunnery School MacDonald Manitoba under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Names include LACs from Saskatchewan Manitoba Alberta and Ontario with hometowns such as Grand Coulee Strasbourg Edmonton Regina Moose Jaw and Winnipeg. The roll features numerous trainees from diverse Canadian towns prepared for aerial service.
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British Commonwealth Air Training Plan
No. 4
Service Flying Training School
Saskatoon
Sask
Lac
W. Brooks
Grand Coulre
T. R. Currie
Strasbourg
J. M. Calder
Edmonton
Alta
R. L. Chalmers
A. C. Currie
Gainsborough
R. Dubois
Coderre
J. Findinter
Selkirk
Man
Ty. MacDonald
Plato
M. R. Nelson
Banff
H. N. Osmond
Moose Jaw
C. J. Ronse
Milden
FR. Scott
Winniper
V. Smith
Ituna
M. Shubbs
Hubbard
Gems of Thought on Pride Across Philosophers
A collection of short quotes on pride from Dillon Gay Johnson Mary Baker Eddy Shenstone and Sterne reflecting on pride as a fault related to sense, thinking, and ethics. The item notes a 2484 reference or page marker.
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Dillon
Mary Baker Eddy
Return to London prompts stronger World War Girl Guides work
Lady Baden-Powell has returned to London from Kenya to urge the Girl Guides to increase war work. She spoke of not fearing danger and wearing her uniform and medals including the C.B.E. and the White Rose of Finland. Lord Baden-Powell died in Kenya on January 8, 1941 at eighty two.
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Baden-Powell
Girl Guides
London
Kenya
England
Girl Guide
C.B.E
Finland
Boy Scout and
Girl Guide Movement
East Africa
Baden- Powell
Oldest cultivated plant Mangels traced to 2000 B.C.
Historical note describes mangel as among the oldest cultivated crops with roots dating back to 2000 B.C. An Egyptian tomb plate shows a laborer presenting a large root as a sacrifice on a table.
Airflow guidance for health ventilation rates
The guideline states that to maintain health, about 2,000 cubic feet of air must be circulated per hour. It emphasizes adequate ventilation in indoor spaces to reduce airborne risks.
Moose Head to Headquare for Canadian Air Squadron
Whitehall guardians of Dr. H Lightstone estate transfer a half ton moose head with six foot antlers to a Canadian air squadron for their headquarters. The display had occupied space in his former room and the transfer relieves the Ministry of a burdensome artifact.
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Dr. H. Lightstone
Ministry of Pensions Medical Services
Ministry
Quicksand Advice From Scientists
Scientists advise staying still in quicksand with arms outstretched to avoid sinking. Do not thrash. rising occurs as body nears armpits moving upward safely.
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Montreal
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J. Filmer
Lethbridge
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Teulon
R. W. Norton
Winnipeg
J. G. O'Dell
Wetaskiwin
F. D. Roberts
Homewood
L. Rackham
Calgary
G. BD
Tremblay
Elm Creek
Sarge
Company Ae Wie Aay
John Gay
Samuel Johnson
Shenstone
Sterne
Lady Baden-Powell
Moose
Canadian Air Squadron
Whitehall
Will
Cppioford Paper Products
Hamilton
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