British Commonwealth Air Training Plan Graduates From Canadian Sites
List of trainees completing courses under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan at No. 38 Service Flying Training School Estevan No. 7 Bombing and Gunnery School Paulson No. 11 Service Flying Training School Yorkton and other locations in Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta. Names of pilots observers navigators and staff along with training locations including Regina Yorkton Edmonton Taber and Portage la Prairie.
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No. 38 Service
Estevan
Sask
RAF
POGF
Lethbridar
Pauleon
Man
Bat
Henman
Winnier
Bet
Hurmiatt Rak
Bet & Loewy Winitee
Mane No. 7
Paulson
Air Navigators
Bett
DB Gordon
Ralmonton
Alter Memnerinaton
Regina
Hoddinott
Mentor
Pie
Fatlas
W. Mowat
Winnipes
Man Hi Rammell
Winnie Mar Bat Gel Witmer
Imvideon
Sask No. 11
Service
Yorkton
Lac
Taber
Alta
Druitt
Ati Tag ET Caine
Edmonton
Ghost Pine Creek
British Agricultural Yields and Milk Output Rise
Fragmentary report notes Britain average wheat yields around 32 bushels per acre with some farmers achieving 40 and others higher. Six months to September 30 shows England and Wales milk production up by 40 million gallons versus 1941, reflecting rising agricultural output.
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Britain
England
Wales
British Gazette cites sea awards for Captain P A Kelly
The London Gazette records honors for Captain P A Kelly and three crew members from the Lady Hawkins after the lifeboat voyage following the ship's sinking by an enemy submarine. Kelly, of Halifax, is named a member of the civil division of the Order of the British Empire for leadership and seamanship under extreme conditions.
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London Gazette
P. A. Kelly
Lady Hawkins
Onal
Robert Clayton
Hantsport
N.S
Charles Bolivar
Upper la Have
William Burton
Carpenter
Hamilton
Ont
Kelly
Hali
Fax
Most Excellent Order of the
Atlantic
A Tough Life in Wartime America 1943 Model Cartoon
In Eagle Magazine 1943, John Q. American wakes to a frog in his throat and a fading radio. He endures a thin blanket, a leaky shower, a squeaky faucet, and a weak soap bar as a wartime household vignette. Graphite bearings self lubricate.
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John Q
U.S
Eagle Magazine
Jesus the Bread of Life Sunday School Lesson
Sunday School lesson from January 31 focuses on Jesus as the bread of life John 6 and the feeding of the five thousand. It notes the miraculous supply from five barley loaves and two fish, the crowd's response, and Jesus instruction to gather leftovers, signaling abundance and providence.
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Jesus
John
Philip
Jesus W
de Darton
Andrew
Peter
Emus
Greets From Greece Donates Flying Suits To Air Men
Greek resident Grefly Tod Angel Orfamidia in Punta Arenas donated 25 flying suits to air men in England. Herbert Morrison announced plans to ease blackout in London but Piccadilly won't revive as a grand display street. Windsor coachman Fred erick Mould retires after 38 years. Police recover stolen car at a service station and find a safe inside. Captain Olver Lyttleton says 1643 will be Britain’s peak war production year with munitions labor force surpassing 1942.
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Angel Orfamidia
Punta Arenas
Chile
England
Herbert Morrison
Home Security
London
Piccadilly
Agai
Frederick Mould
Windsor “Greys
Olver Lyttleton
House of Commons
Mickie Says Belladonna Raised in North America
Belladonna, once from De Europe, is described as being raised in North America in a brief item. The note emphasizes the change in upbringing location without detailing dates or further context.
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Belladonna
de Europe
North America
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