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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 21, 1942

Page

2

Ability Recognized List Of Royal Canadian Air Force Officers

The Royal Canadian Air Force announces field commissions for pilots observers and wireless operator air gunners overseas. Minister of National Defence for Air Hon CG Power notes efforts to recognize exceptional ability and courage. Names include pilots O M Linton Wolseley Sask H R Strouts Hansley Sask R Mullen Radville Sask B B Mossing Rengough Sask I A Miller Grandview Man and observers K W N Holtby Wetaskiwin Alta G Vivian Neepawa Man.

Royal Canadian Air Force CG Power National Defence RCAF O M. Linton Wolseley Sask H.R. Strouts Hansley R . Mullen Radville B. B. Mossing Rengough I. A. Miller Grandview Man K. W.N. Holtby Wetaskiwin Alta G. Vivian Neepawa

Call for National Unity Against Axis in Wartime Speech

George West of Rangoon warns the Far East lesson is clear. Disunity aids invaders as Japanese forces exploit internal divisions and weather timing. He urges total war effort and unity among United Nations to defeat tyranny and avoid fifth column sabotage.

George West Rangoon Pearl Harbour Burma Far East Quisling Singapore United Nations United States British Commonwealth

Rastus and Sambo Trade Up In a Humble Business

The exchange shows a playful skit where Rastus asks about business and Sambo boasts of a chain of swaps starting with a mule for $10 and ending with a bedstead for $10. Sambo claims the business itself is the achievement despite no net money earned.

Sambo Lawdy Rastus

Generals Decorated by Greece for World War Effort

The Greek king awarded the Military Cross first class to Gen Sir Archibald Wavell commander in India Gen Sir Henry Maitland Wilson commander of the 9th Imperial Army in the Middle East Gen Sir Thomas Blamey commander of Australian land forces and Gen Sir Bernard Fryberg of the New Zealand army as reported by the British Broadcasting Corporation.

British Broadcasting Corporation George Greece Archibald Wavell India Henry Maitland-Wilson Imperial Army Middle East Thomas Blamey Australia Bernard Fryberg New Zealand

The Individual Citizen's Army on the Pacific front

Col Ralston forms Ranger groups on the Pacific Coast and outlines a broad Civilian Army. The article urges all citizens to serve in varied roles, from older men to exempt workers, with Major General Browne leading the Reserve Army and eligibility spanning ages 17 to 50. It promotes training, home defense, and national resolve against the Axis.

Col. Ralston Ottawa Rangers Pacific George Great Britain King Sam” Browne B. W. Browne

Spring Poetry From Moscow on German War Losses

The Moscow radio cites papers taken from killed or captured German troops showing a spring poetry offensive. It quotes lines imagining a future where Gestapo and Hitler are imprisoned, Berlin enjoys peace, and people can speak freely with joy.

Moscow Gestapo Hitler Berlin

Gardening emphasis guides Canadian nutrition and sharing

The article urges Canadians to focus on nutrition and conservation of seed tools and time, promote a neighbourly sharing ethic, and consider family tastes. It lists vegetables high in vitamins such as tomatoes cabbage peas and carrots and offers tips on spacing saving seed and delaying soil work until soil crumbles.

Wartime board restricts rubber product display and advertising

An order from the wartime prices and trade board bars retailers from displaying or advertising rubber goods in windows or catalogs after July 15 1942. Exemptions include mail catalogs list only, while several item groups such as erasers toys footwear gloves and hoses are covered. Also notes on allspice and the terminology for waterspouts and tornadoes.

Prices and Trade Board

Mountie to Be Pilot Spitfire Presented to Canadian Squadron

A Spitfire cannon fighter was handed to a Royal Canadian Air Force squadron under Sqdn Ldr Campbell by Sir Philip Game and accepted by Air Vice Marshal Edwards. Former Mountie Gordon Haven of Ottawa will fly the aircraft with a silver plaque noting sponsorship by the Ontario Police Association and police departments across the U S and Canada.

Ldr R.C.A.F Harold Edwards RCMP Ontario Police Association of Windsor Ont United States Canada Philip Blete Scotland Commissioner Yard

Silent Service Ships Carry Australians Home

The British Navy has transported most Australians back to their homeland without incident, continuing its quiet efficiency. The grey, sleek ships of the Silent Service perform epic duties and may inspire future grand readings of their deeds.

Ancient cheese making traced to early civilizations

The article notes cheese as one of the oldest foods with origins dating back to around 1400 BC, highlighting its early creation and continued cultural prominence.

1941 Car Features 86 Plastic Parts

A 1941 automobile includes 86 plastic parts noted in a technical description. The count highlights material use and manufacturing detail from historical vehicle design records.

Czech Resistance Tricks With Bed Sheets Against Nazis

The Czechoslovakia Bulletin notes German Prague papers complain of Czech credulity toward enemy rumors. It cites bed-sheet confiscation rumors and Czech response of cutting sheets to make underwear, denying material support to Germany.

Czechoslovakia Prague Germany

Nazi Code for Poles and Jews Enforced in Occupied Poland

Nazis draw up a criminal justice code for occupied eastern Poland applying to Poles and Jews. It prescribes the death penalty for acts of violence against Germans and aims to suppress resistance in the region.

Poland

Canada’s first corvette Charybdis loaned for training

Canada’s inaugural corvette was the Charybdis a wooden steam vessel loaned by the British government for training purposes reflecting early naval collaboration and training efforts.

Canada

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