Germany must pay for Nazi crimes and future Germany limits
Herbert Morrison and Frank Wolstencroft argued postwar Germany must be punished for Nazi crimes and prevented from rising again. They warned the United Nations to crush German military power and address a generation indoctrinated by Nazism to avert a future world conflict.
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Herbert Morrison
Home Affairs
Adolph Hitler
Frank Wolstencroft
British Trade Union Congress
Europe
United Nations
Germany
Wars of Aggression Through Eight Decades
The passage notes Germany started four wars in 1864 1870 1914 and 1939 driven by conquest. It contrasts the 1914 18 war with the current conflict in scale and violence and warns of future dangers if progress continues. It asserts German people backed governments during victories and hopes for an end to such cruel conflicts.
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Germany
Avro Lancaster Makes Slow, Silent Takeoff at Rockcliffe
Report describes the Avro Lancaster’s arrival at Uplands and its brief air test before hauling a government cargo to Toronto. The 102 by 65 foot bomber is noted for weight, capacity to carry eight tons of bombs plus 22 tons empty, and its quiet ascent.
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Rockcliffe
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Uplands
Toronto
Harvards
Yales
C. D. Howe
Ballet Russe
Don Cossack
Ottawa Journal
Trans-Canada highway opens linking Port Arthur to the west
The first cars travel from eastern Canada to Port Arthur and beyond via Hearst and Long Lac, marking a wartime completion of the Trans-Canada road. The route cuts distance to Toronto by about 254 miles versus the American path, easing wartime transport and offering an alternate to railways if needed.
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Canada
Port Arthur
Hearst
Long Lac
Ontario
Toronto
Ottawa
Montreal
Lake Shore
Port Arthur News Chronicle
Farm Textures Hint at Value of Cotton in Cars
A fragment notes that cotton used in mid priced autos could produce four military uniforms, highlighting material value and industrial linkages. The line appears as a short observation in a 2482 era source.
Graduates of British Commonwealth Air Training Plan at Macdonald
A list of air gunners and pilots from No. 3 Bombing and Gunnery School Macdonald Manitoba who completed training under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Names include Whitehead, Pevitees, Farmer, Gerrard, Cameron, Chrtaresenn, Gelavan, Mack, Redevoix, Ardres, Barker, Githes, Lane, Liedanat, Martin, Matheson, McManus, Perry, and Stovel among others. Locations span Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and Minnesota with posts at Brandon Norwood Winnipeg and more.
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No. 3 Bombing and Gunnery School
Macdonald. Man
S&l. Whitehead
Alta
Lac
Farmer Pine Falls
Man
Tiodetes Roseburn
HH. Fieh
Sastatnom
Sask
Gerrard
Kildonan
Cameron
Carbon
Edreonton
Dewr
Afra
Holden
Mack
Kertobert
J.B. Redevoix
Scandia
T. Wohick
Lethbride
J. Thoman Holland
Brandon
Fo Lee Assiniboni
Saak
Liedanat
East Conte
Martin
Neenawa
Matheson
Stonewall
VO E. McMansn
Carberry
Steiner-Brothen
Chiaton Lac
A. Th. Stovel
Winnipeg
Man. Lac
J. W. Taylor
Maz
Western engineering students work summers for nickel industry
Western Canada undergraduates in mining chemical electrical and mechanical fields mix class study with practical plant experience at The International Nickel Company of Canada Copper Cliff area. The program, aligned with Ottawa Wartime Bureau plans, aims to extend practical training essential to war needs while boosting post graduation skills.
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Canada
International Nickel Company of Canada
Bureau of Technical Personnel
Ottawa
One Western University
Copper Cliff
Western Canada
Australian scientists aid radio location work for air services
Australian scientists contributed to radio location experiments essential to empire air services though details must stay secret. Separately metallurgists from a well known company perfected bulletproof armor plate, cheaper than imports and made entirely from Australian raw materials.
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Australia
Porridge Parties Could Spread From London Office
A social note says porridge parties may replace afternoon tea across gatherings. The Scottish office in London already hosts such events and the National Farmers Union hopes the oats trend boosts consumption.
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London
National Farmer’s Union
The Individual Citizen's Army Invin Column
A Canadian wartime column notes young men leaving social life for military service in artillery infantry and air force. It urges older citizens to support enlistees, curb hoarding and price abuses, and back uniforms to aid self-preservation in war. The piece closes with a wry line about Gandhi.
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Canada
All-Bran touted as better way to ease constipation
Montreal woman Mrs Joseph Pare urges friends to use Kellogg's All-Bran as a lasting solution to constipation. She says it works by adding bulk to the diet, not as a quick laxative, and advises daily use with ample water. Produced by Kellogg's in London Canada and sold in grocers and restaurants.
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Joseph Pare
Montreal
Quebec
Kriiocec
Kellogg's
London
Canada
Gems of Thought Quotations on Faults and Virtue
A collection of brief moral maxims and quotes about fault, virtue, and self-reflection from Whately Eddy Simmons Addison Whittier and others. The sayings caution against judging others by their flaws and urge awareness of one’s own weaknesses while acknowledging human imperfection.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Fighting French grow to over sixty thousand in war
Gen Paul Le Gentilhomme, commander of the Fighting French in Africa, reported in England that the allied force has expanded from a small group two years ago to a total of more than 60 000 under arms across the Middle East Africa and the Pacific region. Part of the Pacific Ocean lies farther east than New York.
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Middle East
Africa
Pacific
Paul le Gentilhomme
England
The
Pacific Ocean
New York
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Avro Lancaster
Joneses
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Alan Maurice Invin
Air Force
Prices and Trade Board
Brandon Sun
Gandhi
Fenelon
Whately
Charles Simmons
Addison
Applford
Hamilton
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