Canada to Receive Four British Escort Destroyers
Canada will gain four escort destroyers gifted by the United Kingdom to protect western North Atlantic convoy routes. The ships, named after rivers Saxatchewan, Kootenay, Ottawa, and Gatineau, will aid in countering the U-boat menace and reflect Britain's support for the Dominions. The Canadian Navy has grown from 1,700 personnel to 60,000, with a target of 90,000 next year. There are now over five hundred fighting craft, including destroyers, corvettes, and minesweepers.
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United Kingdom
Ouravy
North Atlantic
Britain
Dominions
Saxatchewan
Kootenay
Ottawa
Gatineau
Canada
Macdonald
Royal Navy
Canadian Navy
On Guard In The Atlantic
A wartime notice praises the Canadian Navy for assuming important duties in the Atlantic theater. It commends sailors and shipworkers for their roles in naval power and Allied victory and notes expectations of continued strength without direct action in the near term.
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Guarang
North Atlante
Canada
DIA
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Au-Bran 5 Buttermill Flour Recipe Note
Fragments describe a batter style recipe using flour baking powder soda salt and peas with butter sour milk. The readable text shows measurements like 4 and 1 teaspoon plus percent symbols but is incomplete for full directions. A clearer cooking card would specify mixing steps and cooking method.
List of BCATP Graduates From Canadian Flight Schools
The document lists graduates under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan from No. 5 Bombing and Gunnery School Dafoe Sak Wireless Air G I Fink Falun Alta and others across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and Prince Albert. It notes commissioned airmen including pilots in several locations and mentions carpet manufacture introduced from Persia to France in the 17th century.
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No. 5
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Sak Wireless Air Gi Fink
Falun
Alta
Heb Pieter Caner Sauk Poe Fous, Anata Alen TB Witte Hendlyn
Sask
Scnoo
Portage la Prairie
Man
Alg
Monten
Winmtoroach
Paulson
Prince Albert
Sake
Soniacochin
Saal BO
Bicen Prince Albert
F. Bean
M.D. Dalkieiah
Goodwater
Alka BE & Hatstead
Nokorsia
M. Harpe
Stonewall
OX Harvey
Malden
GR Toneada
Wietie
Manitn
Glenwoodeilte
Asta G
Walan
Hodneville
Beak
EL W
Winsor
Kincaid
Dauphin
Aberson
Fo A Bopp
Cangenbure
Sami G. Smith
Havenmore
Air Observer School
Winnipeg
M. Andrews
Weyburn
Archibelae Birch Hille
Rarsfind
Sanford
EG Triver
Lock
Census figures show single persons lead in Canada in 1941
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports final census figures for 1941. Single persons totaled 41. per cent of 11,506,655. Quebec had the highest share of single persons, while British Columbia had the highest ratio of married individuals. Married persons made up 41.2 per cent of the population, widowed 4.6 per cent, and divorced 0.1 per cent.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Quebec
British Columbia
Bureau
Dominion
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Men Examined For Military Service In Canada
About 44 599 men were medically examined by private doctors for military service. Of these, 19 182 were found fit on re examination since Oct 81 1942. Labor Minister Mitchell stated in a House of Commons reply. Among re examined were 5676 men previously given doubtful medical categories. Those found fit were called for service with postponements granted in some cases.
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Labor
Mitchell
House of Commons
Churchill critiques rising book publish pace at White House dinner
Prime Minister Winston Churchill listened to a discussion of recent books at a White House dinner and commented that too many books are being published these days. He urged restraint in publishing and cited concerns over the abundance of new titles.
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Churchill
Winston Churchill
White House
Peta
Mineral rich foods for strong bones and blood
The article urges including calcium rich items like cheese milk and leafy vegetables plus iron and phosphorus sources such as lean meats fish eggs and nuts. It emphasizes minerals support teeth bones blood formation and nerve function and advises minimal cooking water loss.
Humorous Vignettes and Quick Wits From Varied Encounters
A collage of short, dated style jokes with unnamed speakers. Skits include a distracted mother and a police officer, an aunt and an acquaintance, a couple debating trumps and money, a diner with a Plymouth Rock chicken, a servant and a doctor, an absent minded professor, and two Scots brothers who drown in Loch Lomond with wagers.
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Ymil
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