Work Of The Red Cross In Peace And War
During both peace and war the Red Cross brings blessings to humanity. In the Western Provinces outpost hospitals aid isolated areas and crippled children are helped. In economic hardship people value the Red Cross ministrations and voluntary subscriptions fund relief with minimal administration costs.
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Red Cross
Red Cross mobilizes vast aid during war with Canada’s effort
The Canadian Red Cross rapidly expands wartime work answering Britain’s call. It ships clothing, surgical dressings, and millions of food parcels to air raid victims, sailors, and prisoners of war. Two million food parcels planned for British POWs this year. 22,500 weekly parcels last year. The movement traces to the 1864 Geneva origins aiding soldiers.
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Red Cross
Canadian Red Cross
Great Britain
Britain
Navy
Merchant Marine
Dominion
Canada
Canadian
International Red Cross
Geneva
Switzerland
Air Training Plan graduates listed from Canadian bombing schools
A scanned listing shows names of students who graduated under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan from No 7, No 3, and No 5 Bombing and Gunnery Schools in Canada. Names include Paulson, MacDonald, MacGregor, Dafoe, Wimmer, and others, with associated provinces such as Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and the Northwest Territories. The fragmentary OCR preserves the training plan context and the regional designations.
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Paulion
Man
Frontien
Sask Wimmer
Sask
Forel
Aiea Taekwond
Soak Sat BC
Prowse
Taher
Alta Sat AM. Held
Mermont
Rosk
No 7
Paulson
GA. Hall
Minitonae Ser Od
Winniek
Tete Bet Akecenton
MacDonald
C. Berggissat
MacGregor
Dafoe
Lac HW
Acar
Provost Exc
Beckthlg
Wen del
Brooks
Ain Lach
Multham
Harel
Lamps Light Cockpit Dials For Safer Night Flying
Engineers introduce Litra violet lamps that illuminate airplane instrument dials with invisible radiation. The four watt bulbs cause fluorescent coatings to glow in the dark, aiding pilots while the cabin remains near dark. A traffic cop tells a driver to use her noodle as she searches the car.
Raid On Norway Anipeg Pilot Receives Recognition
Sgt. Air Gunner William Garton of Winnipeg and a Lockheed Hudson crew earned high praise after a daring Norway raid on Aalesund. The pilot earned a bar to his DFC, and Garton received a personal letter from Britain’s Air Ministry. Garton now serves as a pilot officer in an RCAF Hudson squadron in Britain.
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William Garton
Winnipeg
MH Garton
Fort Osborne Barracks
Coastal Command
Aalesund
Norway
Garton
Britain
Air Ministry
R.c.af
R.af
A. C. Brown
England
SAC
Royal Air Force
RCAF
CBC to Air Summer Farm Forum and News Bulletins
The National Farm Radio Forum ends for winter and returns in a summer series of 15 minute broadcasts monthly. The National News Summary moves to new daily times across zones under daylight saving. CBC announcers Byng Whittaker Lorne Green Larry Henderson and Ted Devlin will present. Regional bulletins from Winnipeg Vancouver and Toronto continue at set times with BBC London news twice daily.
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CBC
National Farm Radio Forum
Byng Whittaker
Lorne Green
Larry Henderson
Ted Devlin
Ward
Rairie
Winnipeg
CBK
Vancouver
Toronto
BBC News Direct
London
Indians enlistment in armed forces rises in present war
More than 1200 Indians have enlisted in the armed forces during the present war and the Mines and Resources Department reports that figure is expected to rise when final agency reports are received.
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Mines and Resources Department
Chilean law allocates ten percent for sculpture costs
A recent Chilean law mandates that 10 percent of total building construction costs be dedicated to sculpture and decorative art projects, directing funds to cultural enhancement within urban development.
The Individual Citizen's Army and Blood Donation Drive
A Canadian Army weekly column extols blood donation to aid soldiers and civilians, noting donors sometimes faint. It links sugar hoarding to Red Cross supplies, explaining 400 units weekly processed in Toronto and a wave of wartime self-help as civilians train for home front duties.
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Ottawa
Red Cross
Sireama
Siorerventio
England
Olunteer
Moat Caves
Montreal
Red Cross Blood Donor
Toronto
Wise Men Churchill Turns To Light Exercise Late Life
One of the noted Wise Men, Winston Churchill, has tapered his exercise with age. Once a polo player who rode a pony and kept pace with a sturdy belt, he later bricklayed yet disliked bending. Now he prefers brisk walks, appearing livelier and lighter than in his earlier years, while the passage ends with a remark on sea names: Black Red White and Yellow.
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Winston Churchill