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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 05, 1943

Page

2

Little Ships Of The Navy Light Coastal Forces

Allied offensives rely on small Royal Navy light coastal forces built mostly of wood and ranging from fifty five to one hundred fifty feet. They sail coastal waters to disrupt German supply routes and counter enemy craft, carrying depth charges torpedoes mines and guns capable of sinking ships in their class.

Europe RAF Royal Navy

Newest Branch of Britain’s Oldest Fighting Service

These small ships built two years ago patrol coastal waters and harass enemy shipping. They proved swift and deadly in action and have destroyed many valuable enemy cargo ships. They extend operations from convoy protection to offensive disruption following Drake’s strategy to pinch the enemy squadrons, deny victuals, and pursue them toward England.

Britain Admiral Drake England

Corvettes Prove Valuable Ships in Royal Canadian Navy

The Royal Canadian Navy relies on corvettes for convoy duty and coastal patrols. Canadian corvettes aided the North African campaign, escorting convoys with Royal Navy units and contributing to anti aircraft and anti submarine efforts. Over twenty Canadian officers and ratings earned decorations, but two ships Louisburg and Weyburn were lost in the Mediterranean.

Royal Canadian Navy Royal Navy Louisburg Weyburn Mediterranean

Soy Beans as Meat Substitute in Rationed Diets

Soy beans offer high protein content and complete amino acids making them a meat substitute. Once favored in the East five thousand years ago they are now grown in Ontario and the United States and can be used in meals by soaking dried beans overnight and cooking them with a tomato onion pepper and optional bacon baked for 45 minutes to serve five.

East Ontario United States

Put Up Good Bluff British Vessel Without Any Depth Charges

A British destroyer feinted against a submerged U-boat for 90 minutes in the Atlantic Base. With only five depth charges left, the destroyer created a nerve battle while a corvette prepared to finish the job, achieving a potential kill with no real depth charges used.

A. J. McWhinnie London Daily Herald Atlantic Dstroyer

Barking market fire prompts foodstuffs rescue by town staff

Civil defence workers and Barking town hall staff formed a human chain to save foodstuffs threatened by a fire that damaged many shops in a covered market.

Barking Essex

Queen Mary Hosts Fortnightly Cinema for Troops

Sets Good Example recounts Queen Mary inviting nearby troops to her home for cinema shows and visits, strict on petrol and salvage. She reuses envelopes, collects salvage, and promotes thrift. She aids troops, sometimes disguising her identity to talk with soldiers, including a New Zealander who mentions Elizabeth.

Queen Mary Marlborough House

Airmen Commissioned by RCAF B C A T P

Royal Canadian Air Force announces commissions of airmen across Canada. Listings include air bombers and set s with names and hometowns in Saskatchewan Manitoba and Manitoba towns such as Prince Albert Willowbrook Morden Swift Current Souris Tisdale Melville Humboldt Limerick Brandon Wynyard Waskada Virga The Pas Gainsborough and Morden among others.

Canada Royal Canadian Air Force S. H. Beeson Prince Albert Sask W. C. Pacholka Willowbrook J. C. Hall Morden Man J. R. Bonneville Swift Current G. L. Crowe Souris A. M. Beatty Tisdale Andrew Nova Melville R. E. Power Humboldt G. C. Marche Lockport H. J. Moore Limerick K. D. G. Connell Tangruth L. A. Gray Brandon A. V. Watson Plumas H. O. Derby Wynyard William Bright Waskada J. E. Tinline L. Arbuckle Binscarth W. F. Harter Vera Joseph Ell Dilke R. J. Clift Melfort W. R. Sheppard Belle Plaine G. E. Sholte Vesper H. E

King Makes North Africa Trip Using Guardman Jer ram

The King travels to North Africa with his guardman batman Jer ram in disguise as T Jer ram on luggage. Guardsman Jer ram has served the King since his Duke of York days and now serves in the Scots Guards. An eight man RAF crew piloted the King’s plane with wing commanders Collins Slee at the controls and Group Captain Fielden aboard. It marks the first international royal flight and first royal battle-front visit.

North Africa Batman T. Jerram Jerram Duke of York Scots Guards R.A.F H. E. Collins C. E. Slee E. H. Fielden

Fall Rye Seeding Plans Highlight Hardy Varieties

Farmers are advised to plan fall rye seeding with focus on hardy varieties. Dakola, from North Dakota and Saskatchewan, is recommended, while Common and Crown perform well in severe prairie winters. British allotments data show 930,000 before the war and 1,650,000 in 1942.

Dominion Federal Department of Agriculture North Dakota University of Saskatchewan Dominion Experimental Farm Lethbridge Western Canada British Ministry of Agriculture United Kingdom

Retirement of John Kyle CN Railways Leader After 50 Years

John Kyle, General Superintendent of Motive Power and Car Equipment for the Western Region of Canadian National Railways, retires after more than 50 years in rail service. Born 1877 in Toronto, Kyle started with Grand Trunk in 1893, moved to Winnipeg in 1899, served as assistant master mechanic in Edmonton for 25 years, and was named general superintendent in Winnipeg in 1932. The IAM praised his belief in union management cooperation and his role in solid labor relations beyond CN.

Western Region Canadian National Railways Canadian National Toronto Kyle Grand Trunk Winnipeg Canadian Northern Edmonton International Association of Machinists Canadian National Railways Press Services

Ottawa researchers reveal wartime dehydrated vegetables process

Four Ottawa researchers describe a method that turns 250 pounds of carrots into 25 pounds of dried shreds then back to fresh cooked carrots. The technique, shown by Evelyn Stevenson, is used by about ten Canadian plants and aids wartime shipments to Britain. Vegetables are brined, trimmed, sliced, dried by air and heat, then rehydrated 15 minutes to two hours before cooking.

Ottawa Evelyn Stevenson MacDonald College Guelph Canadian Home Economists Association Canada Britain

Reconstruction experiment on Lampedusa under RAF governor

On Lampedusa the British Air Ministry says Under Wing Cmdr. John D. Bisbee the island is a test case in practical postwar reconstruction. Locals have torn down remaining Fascist signs in gratitude as the island moves toward peace after Allied bombing and Axis defeat.

New Order Mediterranean Lampedusa British Air Ministry Cmdr John D. Bisbee R.a.f.ace Sicily North Africa Bisdee

Bees Require Water for Spring Bee Activity

Beekeepers note bees need ample water within or near the apiary for spring and early summer, when water usage rises to support colony needs.

Britain Alone May Prove Blessing In Disguise

St. Thomas Times Journal argues that Britain’s isolation after France’s surrender could eventually aid Allied victory. It contends air power, U S support, and Free French forces may deter invasion, while Germany’s invasion of Russia strains its forces, potentially saving British and American lives.

Germany Norway Holland Denmark Belgium France Reich Italy Britain United States No Man’s Land Russia R.A.F St. Thomas Times- Journal

Smiles and Snaps of Domestic Jokes Across a Coffee Table

The piece compiles short quips and humor about family life and social scenes including a banker, a doctor, a mother and son, engaged couples, and a coroner. It closes noting London County workers contributed 3,267,840 to the Red Cross Penny-a-Week Fund by end of May.

County of London

Princess Elizabeth age dispute stirs legal debate

Parliamentary notes challenge the 18 year rule for full age citing Common Law and Blackstone 21, Halsbury, Civil List Act 1937, and the 1937 Regency Act. The Times recalls Queen Victoria ascended the throne at 18. The debate centers on whether Elizabeth proves full age at 18 or 21.

Elizabeth Clement's Inn Common Law Blackstone Halsbury England Victoria London Times

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Little Ships of the Navy EALTH Ogden Ogden’s Wings Parade R.C.A.F B.C.A.T.P King George Dakold John Kyle Paris Farmer Jones Farmer Hicks Government Mr. Smith Mr. Jones Sas Bobby
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