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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1942
Page
2
Canadians face food and item shortages similar to England as war reshapes supply lines. Despite curtailed purchasing, living remains comfortable with fuel clothing and meals. England, entering the fourth year of war,Credit for stability goes to Lord Woolton and a reorganized supply system that keeps the nation fed despite Axis-occupied sources.
A British Ministry of Information notice credits policy and organization by the Ministry of Food along with help from the Dominions and the United States for sending food to Britain. It states the shipments enable England to go on the offensive and be fighting fit, reflecting shared wartime sacrifices.
Guides for wartime workers on healthy meals at work and home. Survey data favor plant operated no profit cafeterias, with milk fruit juices and cocoa as smart snacks. If a plant fails, use lunch boxes with protein vegetables or fruit milk, fresh prep, wax paper wrapping, moist fillings, and whole wheat bread. A Vitamin Chart is available by postcard request to the Health League of Canada in Toronto.
Report says Hitler plans to crush Yugoslavia's guerilla armies. The resistance is said to be tying up about 375,000 German Italian Bulgarian and Hungarian troops who are needed elsewhere, making his resolve understandable.
A New York newspaper recaps that 100 years ago the corvette St. Louis reached Norfolk after a three year and 79 day voyage, sailing 75 000 geographical miles. It notes the historical meaning of corvette as a small sailing ship without a quarter-deck.
Mr C Boyer of Valleyfeld Quebec extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a delicious cereal that keeps him regular and suits muffins. He promotes its Better Way for constipation, noting it acts gradually with adequate water. Available at grocers in two sizes or single servings at restaurants. Kellogg's London Canada.
The writer bids farewell to the series The Individual Citizen's Army noting wartime duties pull him from weekly columns. He condemns selfish motorists who ignore blackout rules on the St. Lawrence and urges public sacrifice for Canada's war effort while resuming service with Canada on the frontlines.
The Editor bids farewell to Alan as he leaves his Canada column The Individual Citizen's Army after a long run praising his civic reporting and wishing him good fortune upon rejoining service The message notes the public appreciation for his writings and contributions
A compilation of graduates from the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan detailing names and home towns of air gunners and pilots across No. 3 Bombing and Gunnery School MacDonald Manitoba No. 4 Service Flying Training School Saskatoon Saskatchewan No. 7 Bombing and Gunnery School Paulson Manitoba with graduates listed from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta including LAC J A Warren Carmel Sask LAC A E Hurteau Bluffton Alta etc and pilots A Ba Abe J O Broomfield Stanley Alta etc.
George W. Spinney deplores rumors aimed at harming Canada’s war effort and urges they be quickly stopped. He defines rumors as gossip spread by people who listen to others with little care for truth. He says such talk casts an unflattering label on loyal, intelligent individuals.
A Dieppe memorial plaque was unveiled in a Southern England village hall once frequented by Canadian participants. The ceremony honors the men who fell in the operation and preserves their memory for the local community.
A concise listing notes the existence of fifty eight museums and art galleries across Canada as part of a broader cultural overview. The item highlights cultural institutions but provides no specific events or actions.
Grand Duchess Marie, cousin of the late Czar Nicholas II, declares the Russian people are again showing the spirit of sacrifice in repelling invaders. She asserts Russia has never surrendered and will not surrender now.
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