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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 03, 1942

Page

6

Air Training Plan graduates list from Winnipeg and Manitoba bases

The source lists graduates from the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan associated with No. 5 Air Observer School in Winnipeg and No. 7 Air Observer School Portage la Prairie. It names Air Bombers, Air Navigators, Pilots, and various LACs and sergeants with hometowns across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, including Winnipeg, Brandon, Saskatoon and Edmonton, with numerous posting towns.

No. 5 Air Observer School Winnipeg Man A. Corder Kinsearth Dewda St. James E. F. Emmett Weer Sack MacMurchy Viscourt Sask Set W. Newby Wetaskiwin W. G. Parker Welwyn H. J. Rafferty Wienigte H. Smith J. T. Neaie Winniper Air Observer Portage la Prairie J. Gilmour Brandon Man F. le Mithurn Vital Service Saskatoon Lac J. A. Badesey Melfort A. Benikowsky Jansen E. E._ Bowden Kindersley J. J. Brake Royalties Alita T. Clark Isabella A. J. Daiken R. W. Gallager Winnipes G. L. Green C. B. Healand Watrous Edmonton Alta Lambourne R. H. Laurence Edson D. H. Lee Deloraine Bay Lemmerick Hillside Beach W. J. Lovett R. N Merrell G. N. Miller J. Ass- Semple J. A. Smith Regina G. M. Smith North Portal

Bren guns become standard for reserve army

Defence HQ in Ottawa says Bren gun carriers are now standard equipment for the reserve army. Malta-born British subject Carmelo Borg Pisan is sentenced to death in Valetta for being an enemy agent. Dominion finances say $205 million in Dominion of Canada deposit certificates have been redeemed prior to maturity. Prices board tightens leather footwear styles to conserve war materials. Dr J A Polman dies at 63 in The Hague. Randolph Churchill fights in North Africa with a British unit. London GPO notes air raids boost post office savings deposits in bombed towns.

Defence Headquarters Ottawa Carmelo Borg Pisan Valetta Jisley Dominion Dominion of Canada Prices Board Netherlands Radio J.A. Polman Court of Justice Hague Reuter Randolph Churchill North Africa General Post Office London Post Office

British battleship Anson built at sea in five years

The 35,000 ton battleship Anson, announced as built at sea, required five years to construct and its electrical equipment was sized to power a 280,000 city and its factories.

Anson

Mickie Promotes luxuries for common folk from old holl and buggy

A fragmented item notes advertising that promoted people from the holl and buggy life were urged to reach for luxuries once out of the cratcher barrel. The text suggests a social commentary on promoting wealth and luxury to the common people.

Mystery stories draw Rockefeller to quiet New York bookshop

A gray haired man visits a small New York bookshop, buys a detective novel, and leaves unnoticed. The proprietor confirms the customer is John D. Rockefeller who prefers not to be recognized. The anecdote highlights his steady taste for mysteries over biographies or history.

John D. Rockefeller New York New

Eden Calls Germany a Postwar Problem and Hitler’s Legacy

Anthony Eden warns that Germany remains the key postwar challenge. He says Hitler was not an accident but a symptom, noting the dictator’s doctrine was ingrained in German youth and will persist after the war.

Anthony Eden Germany Hitler Eden

Postmaster Mulock Allows Airgraph Messages in Street Boxes

Postmaster General Mulock announced a public convenience allowing airgraph messages to be placed in envelopes and posted in street letter boxes instead of requiring handoff at post office branches.

Mulock

Anne Adams Pattern 4233 for Misses Sizes 12–20

Pattern 4233 offers a buttoned sheath style frock with soft feminine yokes pockets and ruffle accents. Includes back panels and waist insets. yardage listed for size 16 314 yards fabric 39 inches and 115 yards ruffling. order to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Manitoba.

Anne Adams Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg

Sunday School Lesson Reflects on Unity in Christ

Golden text from I Corinthians 12.27 states you are the body of Christ and its members. The lesson covers Acts 2 37 47 4 13 and 1 Corinthians 12 12 31 Colossians 3 1 17 with a devotional reading from Romans 12 313.

Christ

Sullivan Finds Address by Listen E Flat in Odd Walkabout

A lighthearted tale recalls Sir Arthur Sullivan searching a street for a house number. He tests each door’s boot-scraper until he finds the place, uttering Listen E Flat as the cue. The item is followed by a note that Italian schools will close for fuel shortages with 173 working days next year.

Arthur Sullivan Italy

Lower Nile's rising season peaks in late summer

The text notes that the lower Nile begins rising in June and reaches its high-water crest in August or September, outlining the annual flood cycle and its timing.

Lower Nile

Canada’s Official Food Rules for Daily Nutrition

Health-protective foods listed with daily serving guidelines for milk cheese fruits vegetables cereals bread meat eggs and vitamin D guidance. Adults and children have specified minimum intakes including milk 15 pints for adults and more for children, vegetables two servings daily, and weekly liver or kidney.

Canada

England's Day Under Montgomery Turns Tide In War

A Watertown Times editorial praises General Montgomery for dislodging an elite German force from a strong position and forcing a rout. It credits England with resisting Dunkirk and holding the fort, then notes the turning point as English troops under a British commander change the war’s momentum.

Rommel Montgomery England Dunkerque Hitler America Russia British Isles Watertown N.Y Times

Traveling salesman insists on territory despite risks

A salesman, speaking to his sales manager, asserts a desire to keep his territory even amid uncertainties. The remark underscores confidence and personal stake in territorial control during a turbulent period.

Essful Hitler

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