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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 29, 1943

Page

5

Five Royal Canadian Air Force Men Make A Hazardous Mercy Flight

A Catalina crew from an East Coast RCAF station diverted from convoy patrol to land at sea and rescue US Navy Seaman 1st Class John Robert Defoe amid heavy seas. The mission saved his life with an emergency appendectomy at base hospital.

Royal Canadian Air Force Mercy Norman Koester Virden Manitoba Seaman Defee Bob Defee Bob Defoe Jones RR Moorhouse Parish Louisiana Deep South US Navy J Wallace Graham R.C.N.V.R Toronto Defoe L. W. Murray Canadian Northwest Atlantic RCAF Royal Canadian Navy Catalina Koester Ernie Little Saskatoon Sask Bruce Patrick R. H Bob” Burrage Burnaby B.C John William Wood Pease, Sask Allan H. Evans Melville Reading Miller Alberta R.C.A.F FO. Koester Defee Reading Evans Rcaf Marine Section Navy Hospital K.C.A Man John William Wood Pease Wireless

Brothers Reunited by Tattoo in Algiers Meeting

Flying Officer Ralph Ball spots a tattoo on a passerby that matches his brother Joe, whom he hasn’t seen in seven years. The brothers had lived in Johannes burg and Joe settled in Leicester after arriving in England in 1936. Their chance reunion occurred in Algiers during a brief layover.

Algiers Ralph Ball Joe Johannesburg Joseph Ball England Leicester Ralph Bb.c London

Pronghorn Antelope Noted as Fleetest Quad Rupe d

The text identifies the pronghorn antelope as the fastest native American quad ruped, emphasizing its speed among American wildlife.

Mail Reaches Canadian Troops in Sicily Front

Canadian soldiers of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry receive morale-boosting letters and Christmas mail in a Sicily camp. Cpl. T Holland letters an improvised mail box as Cpl. M Milko watches, Sgt. G F Batten testifies to a battalion record two letters in one shipment, and Pte. Tom W Edwards with Pte. J R Craddock share a moment amid the mail flow.

Cpl T. Holland Wood Bay Man Sicily M. Milko Winnipeg Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Canadian Postal Corps G. F. Batten Vancouver Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Canada P.P.C.L.I Tom W. Edwards St. Vital J. R. Craddock

Handsome Peacock Filet Crochet Pattern 7606

Easy filet crochet pattern 7606 features a peacock design with tail spread over chair back and matching arm pieces. Use mercerized cotton and send twenty cents to Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union for charts and instructions. allow extra time due to mail delays.

Household Arts Department Winnipeg Union McDermot Avenue FE Man

Britain And Empire Achievements In Four Years Of War

The piece surveys wartime gains by Britain and the Commonwealth four years into the conflict. It highlights Allied offensives in Africa and the Middle East, large Axis casualties and prisoner captures, major Allied convoys and naval actions, the Sicily invasion, bomber output, ship production, and increased food self sufficiency and allotments aiding the war effort.

Britain Empire United Nations Germany French North Africa African Africa Tunisia Royal Navy Sicily Mediterranean R.A.F Bomber Command Dortmund Coventry

Looting of Church Bells Amplifies Axis Metal War Drive

Aneta reports German seizure of church bells in occupied Holland totaling about 2,500 tons of metal. The agency notes more than 5,000 bells taken with massive requisition of brass milk cans, reflecting a large Axis war material gathering effort.

Holland Netherlands Aneta

Three Pounds of Air Daily, Body’s Essential Need

The human body can survive on three pounds of food and four pounds of water, yet requires daily three pounds of air to sustain vital functions. This fact highlights the critical role of breathable air in daily life and health.

Lizard Species Count Reaches About 2500 Worldwide

Rough tally places the number of described lizard species around two and a half thousand, signaling rich diversity across continents. Researchers note ongoing discoveries and taxonomic revisions as new forms are identified.

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