Improved Highways and the Postwar Road Plan
In the Good Roads Association discussion Us Dominion residents are urged to focus on road importance for economic life. A paved east to west highway across the prairie provinces would boost tourism and unify Canada, with federal postwar public works to employ veterans and rebuild after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads Association
Dominion
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Saskatchewan
Three
British Columbia
Rockies
Unclear Text Card From Fragmented Source
Fragmentary OCR text shows no coherent event or entities. Unable to identify persons, organizations, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a valid card.
Doctor's Unselfish Service Praised Across Town
The article extols a doctor whose life centers on helping local people and sharing years of unselfish service. It notes a sense of completeness in his work and compares devotion to other respected professions. The piece also touches on astronomy remarks about planetary exploration and briefly mentions Leo the zodiac sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchener
Jupiter
Saturn
Food shortages push restrictions in wartime Egypt
In Cairo shortages tighten. The Nile country halts some exports to Europe and imposes 15 percent rice flour in bread by decree. Wheat crop is below normal, potatoes scarce, and vegetables limited. The minister of supplies proposes two meatless days weekly to conserve livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Nile
Cairo
Europe
Tomato Jelly From Selected Recipes
Tomato jelly made with canned or fresh tomatoes and gelatin, flavored with bay leaf salt and cayenne, strained and molded then served on lettuce with mayonnaise or dressing. Yield six servings. Substitutions include tomato juice or diluted condensed soup.
Remembered For Last Act Marshal Petain's Verdun Link
The piece notes Petain’s burial wish at Verdun and Fort Douaumont, but argues his memory will be defined by Vichy rather than Verdun, as 1941 erases 1916 in tone typical of a New York Post commentary. It briefly mentionsCamel, horse, buggy and motor car used in mails from Cape York Peninsula Queensland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Petain
Verdun
Fort Douaumont
Vichy
New York Post
His Majesty
Cape York Peninsula
Queensland
Norwegians Escape To Britain Amid War Luncheon
Norway’s government guests at a Dorchester luncheon in London are saluted as 90 percent of Norwegian pilots have escaped to Britain since occupation. Prince Olav shares tales of hardship while Norwegian volunteers continue to enlist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Olav
Dortheater
London
British Broadcasting Corporation
Dorchester
Park Lane
National Defence
Norway
Britain
Nathan
England
North Sea
Sweden
Siberia
St. Thomas
Of every 100 children I still speak English
A brief note reflects on language retention among children, asserting that despite changes, English remains spoken by most. The statement hints at cultural or linguistic preservation challenges and contrasts with other language shifts observed locally.
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Assaistance
United States
Leo
R.A.F
Grosey
OGDEN
Scanttie
Fok Fancco Ask
Oates
Cs Ce Pha
Postum
Ford Paper Product Limited
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