Canadians Urged to Silence Rumors During Wartime
Commissioner G T Wood of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police warns Canadians to avoid spreading tremors or rumors that could undermine morale, stressing total war involves every citizen and urging support for united efforts with the Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Wood
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Hitler
England
Ministry of Information
United Nations
Canada
Wood
Forget all about proteins and carbohydrates purished is a habit
An odd handwritten or printed diet guide from the Earth League of Canada Western Division lists simple, economical meals for a week. It promotes basic servings of meat, potatoes, vegetables, whole wheat cereal, eggs, milk, and juice, with lunch ideas like peanut butter sandwiches and carrot strips.
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Ftearth League of Canada
111 Avenue Road
Toronto
Asare
Inne Health League of Canada
Bret Conay
The Thin Veneer Between Soldier And Civilian
A Canadian Army column reflects on identity as civilians turn into soldiers. It urges all out wartime effort, notes reserve mobilization demands, and contrasts daily pleasures with patriotic duty in Canada, Britain, and Russia amid ongoing global conflict.
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Red Army
Russia
Halifax
Quebec
Montreal
Vancouver
Moscow
Hong Kong
England
It Can Happen Here War Talk and Citizen Army Call
A wartime column questions belief that Britain is safe and argues citizens must act. It notes Hong Kong and Singapore as exposed, compares distances to Norway and Nova Scotia, and urges volunteering for Active Service or Reserve duty, emphasizing behind the guns support.
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Hong Kong
Singapore
Japan
Malaya
Norway
Nova Scotia
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Europe
Thursda
Amy
Ga Amy Division
Mur‘mansk
Leningrad
Freen Marshes
Citizen’s Army
Alan Laurice Teeta
Brocery
Wilsorfly Pad CO
Heniees
Nabisco
Canadian Shredded Wheat Company, Ltd
Iegere
Rom Bering Strait
Murmansk
Coplejord
Peian
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