Royal Air Force adds trade badges to airmen uniforms
R C A F announces 10 technical ground trades will wear newly approved trade badges on uniforms by year end. Badges, blue cloth embroidered lighter blue, apply to airwomen and airmen up to flight sergeant with placement rules on sleeve.
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R.c.af
Phow
Royal Canadian Air Force
Air Force Headquarters
Kine Cwacs Use Kinetheodolite To Grade Artillery Fire
The CWAC unit in Atlantic Command uses the kinetheodolite, a camera survey instrument, to record shell bursts and calculate firing errors during practice shoots. Captain D I A Stickney leads 24 women from across Canada, with one American, in precise visual recording to improve gunnery accuracy and reduce errors. The team trains at a coastal center, sharing duties, and earning 50 to 75 cents a day in addition to trades pay, while maintaining high morale and discipline.
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D. I. A. Stickney
Moncton
N.B
Atlantic Command
Vest
Thut
Winnipeg
D. M. Wurster
Stickney
J. Montgomery
Milner
B.C
M. G. Connor
Toronto
A. J. Holmes
Renner
Man
B. G. George
Tingwick
Que
No Early Changes in Radios Expected Soon
The Radio Manufacturers Association of Canada warns the public that after the war civilian radio receivers will be slow to change. Existing chassis designs are frozen by government and cannot be altered until war demands are fully met. gradual postwar radio advances will come only after broadcasting facilities expand.
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Radio Manufacturers Association of Canada
Industry Plans for Post-War Employment in Manitoba
Manitoba industry leaders urge a coordinated plan to operate post-war employment programs. The Sanatorium Board promotes Christmas seals to fund tuberculosis control with x ray surveys and traveling clinics. The Heavy Industries Federation forms to steer post-war readjustment, creating regional boards and a central committee to secure private-sector jobs.
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Manitoba
Brandon
Dauphin
Portage la Prairie
Selkirk
Winnipeg
Canada
Sanatorium Board of Manitoba
Heavy Industries Federation
The
Allied Triumph in Tunisia and Sicily Campaigns
Allied forces captured at least 248000 enemy prisoners including 26 generals in Tunisia from May 5 to May 13 1943. They seized or destroyed 2550 tanks 6200 guns and 70000 lorries across Africa. Three thousand ships participated in the Sicily assault the largest amphibious operation ever with 160000 men 14000 vehicles 600 tanks and 1800 guns landed.
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Tunisia
Sicily
Submarine Commander Martin Leads Tuna Home After U-boat Kills
Royal Navy submarine Tuna under Lieut. D. S. R. Martin returns to home waters after sinking three U-boats across four patrols. Martin, 31, from Vancouver, receives the Distinguished Service Order and three Bars for his feats. He previously commanded another U-boat and has served in the Navy since before the war. He trained for submarines in 1937 after a Merchant Navy start and Royal Naval Reserve service.
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Royal Navy
Tuna
D. S. R. Martin
Vancouver
Admiralty
Lieut. Martin
Martin
Navy
Royal Naval Reserve
Submarine Service
Umbrella Found Behind Door at Country Hotel
A boy retrieves an umbrella from room sixty five after a visitor orders him to check behind the door, saying he must hurry for a train. The brief exchange confirms the item’s location and the urgency of the traveler.
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Country Hotel
Rubber in the Amazon Faces Labor Shortage
Millions of rubber trees in Brazil’s Amazon Forest yield latex, but tapping capacity is limited by manpower. Only about a quarter of the needed 100,000 workers are available, hindering expansion into a dominant world-market rubber production. The densely populated Malay States contrast with Brazil Peru and Bolivia which are sparsely populated, and in the Amazon vast areas show no human habitation.
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Amazon
Brazil
Peru
Bolivia
Timely Hints on Heating and Radiator Clearance
Whisk away radiator covers to improve heat flow and remove furniture from in front of radiators and hot air registers. Blocking heat sources with chairs or chesterfields hinders circulation and reduces warmth.
Consider The Hammer Knocks Home The Nail
A metaphor praises a steady instrument that finds the nail and drives it home. It stays focused on the task, avoids losing composure, corrects mistakes, and completes the job, claiming to be the only tool that performs a constructive function despite occasional errors.
Ghost siren sparks London dawn rumors about new locomotive
A wavering whistle described as a unique event caused fireguards and air raid wardens to awaken before dawn in London. Reports spread of a mysterious sound until investigators identified it as the whistle of a new American locomotive, unlike British engines.
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London
Crocheted Beanies Pattern 7643 For Hats And Feathers
Crochet beanie directions for bow trim and feather accents with wool sports yarn. Send twenty cents in coins to Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Avenue E Winnipeg Man for pattern 7643. Include name address and pattern number. mail delays may occur.
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Household Arts Department
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Avenue
Winnipeg
Man
Sugar Saving Tips For Hot Desserts
Foods eaten hot taste sweeter than when cold so serve baked apples or apple sauce hot to stretch sugar rations. Favor hot desserts that use less sugar and avoid frozen desserts until sugar stocks recover.
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C.W.A.C
Atlantic
Britain
CWAC
Army
G. S&s
Tennessee
Chattanooga
C.w.ac
E. L. Ross, M.D
Amazon Basin
Cwacs
Jane Morrison
Hamplton
Central Station
Remner
E. Montgomery
Crossfield
Alta