Canada Must Unite To Defend Against Nazi Propaganda
A wartime editorial urges complete unity across Canada among all classes creeds and jurisdictions to resist Nazi propaganda aimed at sowing fear and discord. It highlights French and English speakers backing national solidarity, notes Le Jour editor's claimed public opinion, and cautions that unity will decide Canada’s fate whether war reaches shores or remote battlefields.
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Canada
Europe
Hitler
West
Western
Montreat
Quebec
Bri Tean
Crns
Tam Jiine
le Jour
Duplessia
France
Rce
Almacetre Pacife
More Band Music Suggested by Amherstburg Echo
The Amherstburg Echo urges more band music across Canada including radio theatres and community events. It argues marches and patriotic songs boost spirit, especially during wartime, and that Canadians deserve opportunities to hear bands whenever possible to strengthen patriotic efforts.
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Amherstburg Echo
Canada
Radion
Queen Visits Hospital Where German Prisoners Were
The London Daily Sketch reports two wounded German airmen, POWs in a British military hospital, were startled as guards were doubled thinking an invasion had begun. Later they learned the Queen had visited the hospital and passed through the next room, unaware she had approached them.
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London Daily Sketch
Selected Recipes Instructions and Modest Variations
Recipe fragment lists ingredients and steps for muffins and orange pudding dessert. Includes shortening sugar eggs milk All Bran corn meal flour salt baking powder vanilla orange juice rind and cornstarch. Instructions cover mixing, soaking dry components, baking muffins, and preparing orange cream pudding with double boiler thickening and chilling.
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Kellogg's
Durham
Canadian Minesweepers to Order Six Large Vessels
Munitions Minister C. D. How announced a 33 000.00 order for six steam driven minesweepers for the Royal Canadian Navy. The ships cost close to 600 000 dollars each and will be built by Canadian Vickers. They are the same type as those under construction in Toronto and Vancouver.
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Royal Canadian Navy
Canadian Vickers
Toronto
Vancouver
Musicians Consider Shelters Jobs To Boost Morale
The Musicians Union urged government work for hundreds of unemployed players in air raid shelters to lift public morale during winter blackouts. They proposed a fixed wage and restricted performance hours. Delegates to the Pacific logging congress raised 200 for Canadian troops overseas before their annual meeting.
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Musicians’ Union
Pacifie Logging Congress
Gandhi Birthday Celebration Spinning Contest Marks India
Indian nationalists celebrate Mohandas K. Gandh i and his birthday with cotton spinning competitions across the country. Gandhi arrives in Delhi and receives telegrams from around the world.
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Gandhi
Mohandas K. Gandhi
India
Delhi
Men of Ovimbundu Avoid Talk With Mothers-In-Law
An Ovimbundu custom forbids men from speaking directly to their mothers-in-law. They must communicate only through the walls of a hut, reflecting strict kinship etiquette and social separation within West Africa.
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West Africa
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