Railways In Wartime A Canadian History Chapter
A wartime chapter on Canada’s railways describes their growth linking the Dominion, enabling settlement and farm expansion. It notes transportation of crops, raw materials, and manufactured goods, plus troop and equipment movements. AL A Gardiner says railways prepared early for increased wartime demand.
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Canada
Dominion
AL A. Gardiner
Canadian National Railways
Railways Boost War Effort Through Cooperation and Upgrades
Mr Gardiner notes improvements in property and equipment since the last war allow fifty percent more transport with the same labor and materials. Cooperation between railway systems has grown, enabling them to meet difficult wartime tasks. He cites US troop movements and Canadian aims, urging the public to support railways to maximize essential service for the war effort.
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Gardiner
United States
The Individual Ci Army Column on Reserve Camps
Alan Maurice reflects on Canadian Army reserve summer camps, noting strenuous training, early reveille, and the dedication of youths and middle aged recruits. He highlights practical instruction, lack of “sick parade” behavior, and the shift from “Saturday night soldiers” to patriotic citizens preparing for home defence and potential combat.
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Dominion
C.o’s
Imaginative drill and meals in wartime rationing
The text recalls a wartime mess hall routine with vivid details of rations under a new scale. NCOs and men ate breakfasts of grape fruit juice porridge eggs bacon marmalade toast coffee and lunches of soup cold roast beef two vegetables apple pie tea. Supper featured beef stew two vegetables bread pudding and sometimes cake. One meal included baked Virginia ham. Fridays offered fish with macaroni and cheese.
Bronze temple near Kunming central to Yunnan Province
A temple near Kunming, the capital of Yunnan Province in China, is noted for being built entirely of bronze. The structure stands as a distinctive landmark reflecting regional cultural heritage and metalwork craft.
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Kunming
Yunnan Province
China
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