Press and War Duty Highlight Canada's Free Newspapers
The article extols Canada's newspapers for unbiased war reporting and public morale in wartime. It notes the free press as a democratic strength, warns against enemy-value information risks, and praises weekly papers for informing rural and provincial audiences while supporting essential services.
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Canada
Teaders
Nazi bicycle army feared by refugees report
Netherlands sources in London say Field Marshal von Runstedt is building up a German bicycle army in northern France and Belgium to speed infantry transport as trucks and cars stay on the Russian front. Refugees warn of anxiety among occupiers and bans on singing Wir Fahren Gegen England.
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von Runstedt
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Belgium
Netherlands
London
Holland
Low Countries
Denmark
England
Britain Not To Blame For India Talks Says Lord Halifax
The New York Sun quotes British Ambassador Lord Halifax arguing Britain has acted fairly toward India. He says self-government cannot work without broad Indian agreement and warns that without a workable formula internal turmoil or civil strife could erupt. An English quart loaf note closes the piece.
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India
Lord Halifax
United States
New York Sun
Soviet Hospitals Rehabilitate Wounded Soldiers With New Limbs
A Moscow suburb hospital treats 101 men and a 17 year old girl with lost limbs. The facility provides artificial hands and feet, vocational training, and guaranteed jobs with pensions, reflecting the USSR's policy of full pay during invalidism and social insurance for veterans.
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Russia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Brandon Sun
Gems of Thought on Truth and Faith
A collage of quotes on truth, justice, and humility from Demosthenes Jesus Mary Baker Eddy Colton and Joseph Parker. The passage contrasts truth as life and action with falsehood as hasty and exposed, noting time as ally and prejudice as foe. A closing note mentions whales living to 500 years.
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Joseph Parker
British Commonwealth Air Training Plan Graduates Listed
A list of graduates from multiple training schools in Canada under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Names include Marea Green Hitee, Somiter, Evans, Burns, Carton, Wishart, Kirkpatrick, and others across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta.
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Sask
RTC
Marea Green
Oysters Take Years To Reach Marketable Size
It takes from three to five years for oysters to grow to a marketable stage, according to expert assessments. The timeline highlights long cultivation periods needed for profitable harvests and sustainable shellfish farming.
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