Invasion of Canada feared as Nazi plan warned
The article warns of a potential Nazi invasion of Canada between July and October using Hudson Bay routes. It details alleged planning by the German high command, led by a Nazi spy, with routes from Labrador to Churchill and Moosonee. Authorities urge full preparedness and citizen alertness against fifth column activity.
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Canada
Hudson Bay
New World
Toronto
Hitler
Great Britain
British
Isle
Europe
Africa
Asia
Accompaniea Vy
High Command
Colin Ross
Dominion
Atlantic
Regina
Arctic
Germany
France
Britain
Fifth Column
Second Experience History Repeats for Wut Taylor at Antwerp
Special agent Wut Taylor of Canadian National Railways fled German forces in 1914. He again escaped, saying he eluded danger like a bite by my teeth as he entered Antwerp in May.
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Wut Taylor
Canadian Na Nonal Railways
Antwerp
Bellum
Taylor
Australian Fruit Sale To Britain Reported
Australian Minister of Commerce and the Navy A. Q. Cameron announced the sale to the British Food Ministry of 750000 cans of apricots peaches and pears for 700000 pounds about 2261000 dollars. Bulk of the fruit has arrived in the United Kingdom.
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A. Q. Cameron
Commerce and the Navy
British Food Ministry
United Kingdom
Cameron
Maharajah of Mysore Dies After 45 Years on Throne
The Maharajah of Mysore died in Bombay at 38 after a reign that began in 1895, marking the 45th year of his rule. He led a wealthy state with vast gold resources and a fleet of 80 cars, and was known for his exotic court and family goddess Cham.
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Maharajah of
Mysore
Maharajan of
Wadizar Bahadur
Bombay
India
Mabarajah
Maharajan
Hyderabad
Madras
Edward
Prince of Wales
Maharejah
Selected Recipes Misworded Instructions and Odd Garnishes
A fragmented set of instructions for desserts and garnishes. Includes making a vanilla milk dessert with starch and salt, cooking to thickened consistency, and serving with fruit. Also describes a Shredded Wheat cradle for asparagus tips with butter, salt, paprika, and a decorative avocado garnish. Serves one.
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Granuimveu Stgat
Durham
Women bell ringers and their historic rise in England
Mrs J Sullivan, the first feminine bell ringer in England, notes that several hundred women have joined the craft since wartime restrictions. Bell ringing began around 1600 to summon soldiers and churchgoers, with bells once rallying towns. Today it marks only church services and special occasions, except during war when ringing is forbidden.
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England
Victoria
J. ©. Sullivan
Sullivan
German spy ring leader named ambassador to conquered France
A German expelled by the French last year for leading a spy ring has been appointed ambassador to conquered France. He is expected to fit into his new role amid the occupied territory and diplomatic arrangements.
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France
Carbon dioxide used in war and rescue gear
Report discusses uses of carbon dioxide in firefighting and life vest inflation for aviators. It notes a portable CO2 bottle in inflatable boats and rapid gas expansion. A quip about Toronto place names contrasts municipal pride with modest claims.
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Walter Kidde
New York
Lightning safe structures and Malaya census reveal trends
Research labs show new safeguards against lightning making any site safe from strikes. Open land can be protected and lightning nests eliminated. Meanwhile Malaya reports a 46 percent rise in a year amid general motor traffic decline.
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Malaya
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