Campaigns And Control In Wartime Canada
Canadians faced extensive wartime campaigns and tightening controls over the past year. The piece notes growing price and rent regulation, fuel limits, and channels redirected to support the war effort. It praises voluntary compliance, urges continued sacrifice, and warns against profiteering while urging collective resilience through moral purpose and national unity.
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Red Cross Society
Vietima
Canadian Destroyers Aided Churchill in Atlantic Escort
London reports that Canadian destroyers played a major role in escorting Prime Minister Churchill during the Atlantic Conference with President Roosevelt. On return to a British port Canadian ships remained in escort groups and helped guard the battleship Prince of Wales during the statesmen's discussions at sea.
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Churchill
Atlantic
Roosevelt
London
Price Catalogue Sets Celebrity Letters Values for Celebrities
Myers & Co London lists Winston Churchill early career letters at 10 dollars a piece for a 1900 election bid. Dickens letter 29.40. Edward VII signed documents fetch 1260. Wagner 70, Verdi 6, Puccini 3.60, Offenbach 2, Nelson 30, Nightingale 6.
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Churchill
Winston Churchill
Myers & Co
London
Charles Dickens
Edward VII
Duke of Windsor
Wagner
Verd
Puccini
Offenbach
Nelson
Florence Nightingale
German and Red Army battle teaching contrasted in Russia
The article notes differences in German and Red Army military education during the Battle of Russia. Germans rely on isolated offensives and rapid destruction of enemy lines, while the Red Army trains guerrilla warfare, independent units, and mobile bases. Small groups can continue fighting if cut off, with bases and supplies ready.
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Russia
Red Army
Pripet
Ukraine
White Russia
Arctic Ether
Somers recalls a 30 year old Royal Northwest Mounted Police report of using ice as an anaesthetic in the Arctic. Dr C W Wilson assisted a grafting operation at Fort McPherson NWT to treat a severely burned woman with frozen flesh strips applied to the burn area. The procedure took weeks and the patient fully recovered six months later.
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United States
Jones Somers
Drumheller
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Arctic
C. W. Wilson
Edmonton
Fort McPherson
Nwt
Somers
Paris Fined 400000 by Germans Over Flag Display
In Paris, authorities fined 400000 by German rulers after a Union Jack was displayed at a city hotel replacing the swastika flag that had been lying there. The incident prompted strong punitive measures and heighted tensions in occupied France.
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Paris
Belected Recipes with Jell O and Fruit Mold
A recipe card instructs dissolving orange Jell O in hot water, chilling until slightly thick, folding in halved grapes and diced pears, turning into a mold, chilling until firm, unmolding, and serving with cream. It serves six. The text then adds an offbeat line about Goering and Hitler exchanging air, a provocative note implying reciprocal air for Goering.
Would Reduce Weight New Orlean Man Works On Airplane Motor
E J Serpas of New Orleans with a longtime aviation background works in a home workshop on an airplane motor he believes could revolutionize the industry He submitted his specifications to the war department He claims the model will halve weight and still deliver about 95 horsepower weighing 30 pounds aiming to cut weight dramatically while keeping power.
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New Orleans
E. J. Serpas
War Department
Serpas
Canada Represented At International Wheat Conference
Canada was among four countries represented at the international wheat conference in Washington. No official statement has been issued but it is understood the meeting considered distributing surplus stocks free of charge to impoverished nations. A quota based system to bind export markets among producing countries was also under discussion. The proposals appear aimed at the postwar period.
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Canada
Washington
Free French Hold Largest Territory in Africa
The Free French under General de Gaulle control French Equatorial Africa the biggest area held. It includes the five colonies Cameroun Chad Gabon Middle Congo and Ubangi Shari totaling over 1.1 million square miles with about 16 million natives and roughly 3,000 Europeans in peacetime.
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General de Gaulle
French Equatorial Africa
Cameroun
Chad
Gaboun
Middle Congo
Ubangi-Shari
Despised Italy Licks War Tests in Ottawa Journal
The Ottawa Journal argues Italy, once bold with Mussolini, failed the iron test of war, despised by allies and enemies alike. The piece says Italy’s bluff collapsed under pressure, proving a proud yet empty bully.
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Ottawa Journal
Italy
Mussolini
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