Canadians warned of Nazi threat to religious freedom
A broad warning condemns Hitler's Nazi Christianity and calls Canadians to defend religious liberty against world domination. It cites Mein Kampf and reports on Polish deportations, urging readers to resist subjugation and protect democratic rights and beliefs.
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Canada
Broah
Sila
Hitler
National Church
National Church Union of German Christians
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Iowa Driver's Licenseholder Lists Misfortunes and Lessons
Marjorie Smith, holder of Iowa license No 13, reflects on misfortunes since obtaining it two years ago. She cites two auto accidents two operations extensive burns from cooking a robbery at her apartment and says many schools offer citizenship classes while newspapers urge diligence to graduate.
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Knaay
Marjorie ‘Smith
Iowa
War aims and terror as the German threat rises
A London Sunday Express piece urges rapid action against Germany, arguing that destroying German military power now will sow terror in the Reich. It claims every bomb fuels fear, and Germans must feel collective punishment to influence surrenders, portraying victory as doomed and mercy as contingent on crushing the aggressors.
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Germany
Balkans
Atlantic
Reich
London Sunday Express
Uncanny Census Machine Transforming Data Sorting
A US statistician’s 1880s invention by Hollerith evolved into punched card systems that greatly cut census work. From 1890 to 1981, machines sped data tabulation, with Canada adopting later improvements. Modern verifiers and reject rules ensure internal consistency in population data.
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Hollerith
United States
U.S
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Bank
Old Stand English Firm Marks 156 Years of Service
AR Baker, six foot one, tells Montreal reporters his firm has been in business since 1785 and will not be interrupted. His London office near St Pauls Cathedral remains isolated as neighboring buildings vanish while the firm continues operations. A new Royal badge honors loyal service for disabled service members.
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Busit
AR Baker
Montreal
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Canadian scouts test light armored car at Petawawa
A Winnipeg Free Press report notes the Canadian army eyed two scout cars the American light reconnaissance vehicle and the British Daimler. Parliament members witnessed a US model perform on a rough course at Petawawa Camp, later riding in the blitz buggy during a sand pit demonstration.
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Gond
Petawawa Camp
United States
Lke
Petawawa
J. L.ralston
F. D. Mackensie
Neepawa Msp
BTR
Winnipeg Free Press
Chocolate Soufflé Recipe From Historical Kitchen
Selected recipe for chocolate soufflé uses unsweetened chocolate milk sugar flour salt butter vanilla and egg whites. It describes melting chocolate in double boiler then beating with rotary mixer, tempering with egg yolks folding in beaten whites, baking in a water bath at 350 degrees for about an hour and serving with marshmallow mint sauce or cream.
Green peppermint sauce for marshmallows
Instructions describe beating egg white and sugar to a thin syrup, folding in melted marshmallows, then pouring syrup over the mixture while warm. Peppermint extract and coloring yield a delicate green sauce for a single cup.
Dog Food Recipe Cited In War Shortage Press
Amid shortages for English families a dog food recipe from the Dogs Bulletin of the National Canine Defence League offers guidance. It ends with practical steps to simmer peels and greens, add bone or dripping, and thicken with coarse oatmeal to feed pets. Over 100,000 readers sought the recipe to ease canine hunger.
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Dogs’ Bulletin
National Canine Defence League
Hylton Brings London Philharmonic to Provinces Tour
Jack Hylton and the London Philharmonic orchestra toured provincial towns playing vaudeville and silent film music. On return to London Malcolm Sargent staged concerts at the Coliseum drawing packed crowds nightly.
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Jack Hylton
Tender
Hylton
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Malcolm Sargent
Boy 15 Evacuated From Canada Returns Home Early
Ian Hamilton, aged 15, evacuated to Canada last August, arrived in England unexpectedly and told his mother he did not want to miss the war. He left his uncle’s home in Noranda Quebec on May 13, hitchhiked to Halifax, and signed on a freighter. Now he wishes to sail again, while his mother thinks he has roamed enough.
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Ian Hamilton
Canada
England
Noranda
Que
Halifax
Ian
Victoria Cross awarded posthumously to Capt Edward Fegen
The Victoria Cross conferred on Captain Edward Fogarty Fegen of the Jervis Bay has been presented by the King to Miss N Fegen, his sister. The merchant cruiser captain died with his ship in the Atlantic on November 5, defending a convoy against a German pocket battleship. Miss Fegen received the VC at the investiture as the King noted meeting several of the 65 survivors and expressed being moved by her brother’s heroism.
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Edward Fogarty Fegen
Jervis Bay
N. ‘Fegen
Wot
Atlantic
Fegen
V.C
Flea Bite Immunity Trial at San Francisco School
Immunity to flea bites has been induced in 200 persons by inoculation with an extract from ground-up fleas developed at San Francisco Medical School.
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San Francisco Medical School
Prompt care saves seventeen of six heart wound victims
It is reported that seventeen lives were saved after prompt medical and surgical attention for six persons with heart wounds.
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