Planters round up Teveun cattle for food supplies
On Teveun island British Fiji forces gather about 2,000 wild cattle for sustenance. Sir Alexander Hardinge resigns due to ill health. Sir Alan Lancelles will replace him. Canada released over 4,000,000 pounds of binder twine to the United Kingdom. Major General Browne says no compulsory reserve enlistment is planned. A Montreal street will honor General Henri Giraud. similar streets exist in Casablanca and Dakar. War services funds of 256,000 are set aside to support Canadian offensives. Fifty French citizens executed in Paris in retaliation for a German lieutenant’s shooting. F B Davis Jr of United States Rubber predicts synthetic tire output to reach one per second by end of 1944.
Develop Your Talent for Fashion Drawing
Learn to present merchandise attractively by idealizing and dramatizing fashion figures. It takes vision taste and practice. Send 15c for the booklet Fashion Drawing Made Easy from Home Service Dept Winnipeg News per Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man and include name and address.
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Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newsper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Fastest military pursuit in history in East Africa 1941
In the East African campaign General Cunningham’s columns marched about 44 miles daily from March 1 to 17, 1941. The rapid pursuit is described as the fastest on record, rivaled only by the Eighth Army’s 1942-43 advance.
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Cunningham
Eighth Army
Room for Everyone
The article argues that with an estimated global population of 2,000,000,000 there is ample space for all to live happily if people learn to live harmoniously without quarrelling.
Poor Penmanship Raises Alarm Across Huron Expositor
The Huron Expositor laments declining penmanship in schools while stressing its value for clear written communication. A high school English teacher reportedly warned students to improve letter forms, noting legibility affects exam and correspondence quality.
Goebbels Seizes Control of German Theatres in Dispute
Berlin dispatches report Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels has taken over all German theatres from private operators due to dissatisfaction with programs. The move aims to align offerings with the Nazi war effort. In Lapland Sweden, 32 percent of trees are over 160 years old.
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Berlin
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Lapland
Sweden
Worth The Effort As Caledonia salvage succeeds
The salvage of the Caledonia, once the Majestic and earlier the Bismarck, after a fire sank her in the Firth of Forth, proved highly successful. Captain C. G. Bonner led divers who sealed 1800 ports and hull openings, lifting the ship and yielding 40 000 tons of steel for Britain. Scientists split on whether moon crater formation came from meteorites or volcanoes.
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Caledonia
Majestic
Bismarck
Firth of Forth
C. G. Bonner
Qship V.C
Britain
Ottawa Citizen
Sunday School Lesson Verse and Theme
Golden text Psalm 50 15 Call upon me in the day of trouble I will deliver thee and thou shalt glorify me Lesson Exodus 5 12 Devotional reading Psalm 81 8 16
Black Argentine rape to be grown in Saskatchewan this year
Fine marine oil from the seed promotes a new crop in Saskatchewan. Five thousand pounds of rape seed are available this year at ten pounds per acre, covering about five hundred acres. Experienced seed growers will largely plant the crop in northern sections, per Department of Agriculture officials.
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Saskatchewan
Department of Agriculture
New Customer Growth Urges Advertisers Across Borders
War Production Board official urges businesses to rely on advertising as a constant storyteller. He cites U S data of 104 seconds per new customer and 21.6 seconds per old customer lost, with yearly nets of 3 020 000 new and 1 450 000 old in the United States, plus Canada figures of three minutes per new customer and five minutes per lost one.
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War Production Board
Canada
Financial Post
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From A Classic Page
A dense crossword grid of 64 clues spans across horizontal and vertical entries. Entries include prevaricator and French abbot among others, with numerous definitions for common and obscure terms.
Pharaoh Refuses, Strife Grows in Exodus Chapter Five
In Exodus 5 the Israelites face harsher labor as Pharaoh rejects Moses and Aaron. Taskmasters intensify brick production, striking beaten Hebrew officials who plead their case. Moses questions God, then God reaffirms His declarations and promises.
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Pharoah
Moses
Aaron
Pharaoh
Israel
God
Midian
RAF Night Bombing Cameras Capture Damaging Fires
Through electric controlled cameras and 50 million candle power flash bombs, RAF Bomber Command films the destruction caused by their night raids on enemy territory.
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R.A.F. Bomber Command
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Teveun
Fiji Group
Alexander Hardinge
Alan Lancelles
Michaud
House of Commons
United Kingdom
B. W. Browne
Reserve Army
Montreal
Henri Giraud
General Giraud
Caza
Morocco
Dakar
French West Africa
War Services
LaFleche
Commons
Paris
F. B. Davis, Jr
United States Rubber Company
Home Service
Huron Expositor
Seaforth
Mobile Express
Waybill Coop
Canadian National Central
Waybill
Jack Perry
Phillippe Robitaille
Moon
By WiLliam Ferguson
Wik Volcano
Kilauer
Haw
Italy
Wessel
Fiz
Fis
Fia
By Fred Neher
Gene Byrnes
Reg
Momma
Mes
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