Viscount Bennett to Peerage Amid King Birthday Honors
Former Canadian Prime Minister Bennett steps into the peerage as Viscount Bennett in the King’s birthday honors. Work begins on a 225 mile oil line from Portland Maine with expected completion by October and operation by Christmas. Air raids over northern France by the RAF grow in strength.
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Ribbentrop’s Castle Near Salzburg Becomes Nazi Residency
The article notes Adolf Hitler ally Joachim von Ribbentrop selecting Fuscht Castle on Lake Fusch near Salzburg as a potential ancestral seat. The Austrian nobleman Gustav von Remiz, once local merchant leader, was imprisoned at Dachau and died, freeing the castle for Reich officials including Count Ciano.
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Regimented Styles for Men and Women Reported
A London report reveals standardized men attire with plans for similar policy for women. Public reaction mixes surprise at past lack of standard dress and curiosity over who will set women’s styles, citing Windsor Star. In Leeds, Jessie Emery, 55, was fined 10s for wasting food after throwing bacon into the street during a quarrel with her husband.
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Parcels Reach British POWs Through Canadian Red Cross
Postcards arriving in large numbers from German prisoner camps confirm British and Canadian prisoners receiving Canadian Red Cross parcels weekly. The Red Cross reports 10,000 food parcels packed each week are reaching prisoners, with an air mail letter from Brigadier C Nicholson praising the aid at Oflag VII C. The Canadian Society spends about 1.5 million dollars yearly to feed British POWs in Germany.
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Sailor Pattern 4765 Dress and Cap for Children
Anne Adams pattern 4765 offers versatile sailor style with front buttoning dress, squared side panels, optional collar styles, two sleeve options plus sleeveless version. Sizes 2 to 10 with cap matching. yardages noted. Send order to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union. Mussolini and Hitler remark noted.
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Cheese Exports to Britain Surge From Canada
Canada has shipped 15 million pounds of cheese to Britain since April and plans about 100 million more over the next nine months. The British, enduring shortages, rely on cheese along with bacon and pork products to feed troops and civilians. The Winnipeg Tribune notes Canadians are asked to limit cheese consumption to support Allied needs.
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Salvation by Faith Theme In Romans Sunday Lesson
Sunday school text outlines Pauls central claim that all have sinned and are justified freely by God’s grace through faith in Jesus Christ. It emphasizes that righteousness comes apart from works and is received through Christ’s redemptive atonement, applicable to Gentiles and Jews alike.
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Foxes Moose Abound At Prince Albert National Park Golf
Park officials report foxes frequently roam the Moose and Fox course with a litter of pups. A cow moose and her calf are seen by golfers, while moose and elk appear more numerous in the park this year near the highway.
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American Girls Help Red Cross Drive in Banff
Anne and Marjory McLeod of Providence Rhode Island helped Red Cross by contributing silver coins. Nick the Red Cross dog collected over 400 dollars on CPR trains during a 10 minute Banff stop. Nick aims to reach a thousand by autumn as locals praise his eager thanks.
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Health tips for summer travel and safe sun care
Practical guidance on vacation health safety including water purification methods chlorination or boiling, milk pasteurization techniques, food storage at low temperature and proper cooling, as well as safe sun exposure limits and poison ivy guidance with treatment for exposure and protective Measures.
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Tiny Hearing Difficulty Seen in Tests for Telephones
A medical note reports that only one person in four thousand shows diff iculty in hearing a telephone conversation in tests.
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