Tells The Story National Film Shoot What Total War Means To Canadian Worker
The Front of Steel fourth in the series by the National Film Board explains total war in Canada and Britain. It shows blitzkrieg tactics, mechanized divisions, and new war industries, stressing Canadian industrial skill and conversion from peace to war. It details how nations mobilize equipment, weapons, and manpower to meet Nazi aggression.
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N Film Board
Director of Public Information
Canada
Gaia
Britain
Germany
Calling a Big Bluff on Nazi Invincibility and Fifth Column Threats
An editorial denounces Nazi claims of unassailable might as bluff and argues the Fifth Column, led by Goebbels, undermines morale in Poland Norway Denmark Belgium the Netherlands and France through propaganda and disloyalty. It cites Runnymede in The Legionary to urge Canadians to defend liberty and resist panic.
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Poland
Denmark
Norway
Netherlands
Belgium
France
Hitler
Doktor Goebbels
Germany
Runnymede
Legionary
Canadian Legion
British Empire Service League
Royal Navy
Goering
Knights of the Air
Dunkerque
Canada
Two Paths in Footnote Debate Facing Pro and Con
A brief clash unfolds over the phrase to argue with a foot, revealing two opposing viewpoints. Supporters of a stronger footnote argue for precision and clarity, while defenders warn against overreach in scholarly citation.
Demand Dips for Luxury Foods at West End Hotel
A West End hotel catering manager laments no demand for luxury items such as caviar fresh asparagus and out of season strawberries as patrons cut back on higher end offerings amid current conditions.
Strawberry Cream Cups and Prune Jell-O Dessert
Readable text outlines two dessert recipes. Strawberry cream cups use fresh berries, sugar, cornstarch and heavy cream folded together, chilled and topped with whipped cream or lady fingers. Prune pulp dessert mixes Jell-O with hot water and orange rind, chilled, whipped into light foam, folded with prune pulp, served in sherbet glasses with whipped cream.
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Durham
No Box Cars Available Requests Flood CP Railway
Western farmers flood the Canadian Pacific Railway with requests for obsolete box cars for grain storage. The Winnipeg headquarters reports supply exhausted and authorities regret the disappointment from publicity urging not to destroy these cars due to their potential storage value.
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C.P R
Canadian Pacific Railway
West Ten Lines
Winnipeg
Fertilizer Production in Canada 1938 Totals Revealed
Production Signet reports Canada total fertilizer production at 540 302 tons for the year ended June 30 1938, up from 516 459 tons prior twelve months. Calcium cyanamide figures are not included or publicly available.
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Canada
Train Armor on New York Armored Car Incident
Fragmented OCR reads of a World War II era Herald Tribune piece describe an armored train event in New York with references to Duce and imperial troops. The text is garbled but hints at a ceremonial or military passage involving rail transport and security measures surrounding a public display or parade.
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Ork
Herald
Tribune
Eaterang Pees
Ieee Maruman
Tae
Maolin
Duces
Ballecion
Antals
Herald Tribune
Reece
Renee Pessoal
Cpatara
Domesday Book Of Farms Classifies Farm Management
The Domesday project lists farms in three categories well managed moderate and badly run. Special focus will be on the badly managed group. If capital is lacking government may provide advances for livestock or fertilizer. County committees will aid with labor and machinery.
Town of Hastaton Sets S-Year Clean Accident Record
In Hastaton England the town breaks all records with a long standing S-year accident sheet. Every Sunday at least 20 000 people pass through en route to the coast. Wealthy residents argue the poor are happier yet refuse to share the burden of poverty.
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Hastaton
England
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Calgary
Edmonton
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