Britain Fights On As Luftwaffe Rains Destruction
Amid intensified air battles and nightly alarms, Britain endures massive damage with two thousand buildings lost and eight thousand injured. Churchill asserts Royal Air Force foes hindered, while Buckingham Palace suffers but the King and Queen survive. The era's spirit of resilience and defiance shines through in editorial echoes.
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Give To The Red Cross Worldwide War Drive Declared
The text portrays a Britain wide appeal to stand fast during hardship. It notes a forthcoming Canadian Red Cross campaign starting Monday September 23 seeking five million dollars with Manitoba contributing three hundred thousand. It stresses duty and unity, urging Canadians to give generously to support soldiers sailors airmen and civilians in need.
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Volunteer Reserve Unit Formed Here
In heavy rain, about twenty Great War veterans and townspeople attended a Masonic hall meeting to form a Manitoba Volunteer Reserve unit led by J P MacKinnon. The group aims to train in firearms, first aid, and squad drill to handle emergencies. enlistment is open to physically fit men, and the unit has grown to about fifty members with more recruits sought.
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G. E. Lewin
H. A. Lye
Rev. G. L. Armstrong
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