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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 18, 1943

Page

5

Canadian meat plans loom large for 1943 supply

Dominion Agriculture officials say Canadian meat requirements for 1943 demand record marketings despite rapid 1942 gains. Hog marketing must rise 28 percent to meet UK contracts, with beef and mutton expected to fill gaps as cattle numbers and weights trend up. Feed supplies remain abundant and freight assistance supports grain access.

RK S Hamer Decninion Department of Agriculture Dominion Department of Agriculture Dominion Canada Fort William

Air freight costs challenge airplane promise

Air freight costs cited by William Alan Patterson of United Air Lines show trains and ships remain dominant for decades. He notes 1560 tons Chicago to San Francisco round trip costs 50 000 by train and 1 750 000 by plane, while a ship runs 120 000 for Brisbane round trip versus 29 000 000 by plane, arguing plane costs will fall but not enough to supplant rail and sea transport.

William Alan Patterson United Air Lines Chicago San Francisco Patterson Brisbane NEA Service Editorial

A Real Compliment and a Plastics Advance

A cold winter day anecdote tells of a ragged newsboy who says he was cold until a kindly smile warmed him. Separately, an aviation plastics breakthrough reduces sheet aluminum usage, saving thousands of pounds.

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Britain’s 25 pounder replaces French 75 as premier field gun

The British 25 pounder proves superior to the French 75 with a saucer like platform allowing 360 degree traverse and high angle fire. Allied units use it in battle and in anti tank work with a 17000 yard range and a six man crew aided by a tank targeting telescope.

Valuable Scrap Bag Motifs For Home Decor

Pattern 7458 offers applique motif pieces in six designs averaging 4 by 5 inches with directions. Send twenty cents in coins to Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Avenue Winnipeg Man to obtain the pattern. include name and address and pattern number.

Winnipeg Union McDermot Avenue

Shortage hints on sugar and packaging for canning season

The ration board warns of no extra sugar before canning season from June 1 to October 31 and notes likely shortages of glass and tin containers. Citizens are urged to save jars, wax, and rubber rings, refine wax for reuse, and contribute to the war effort by buying War Savings certificates.

Escapee Arthur Vanson Views Wartime London

Arthur Vanson, a 58 year old former British lawyer now in temporary residence on Queen's Road, Ealing, describes London’s wartime comforts after fleeing France. He contrasts France’s food shortages with London’s supply of fires, milk, tea, and shops, recalling the two years of hardship he witnessed among the poor.

Paris Arthur Vanson London France Evening News Queen's Road Ealing London Evening News

Pocket guide for troops in China on distinguishing Japanese

A wartime pamphlet for U S troops in China describes perceived racial traits and speech quirks to identify Japanese soldiers. It notes skin tone, eye shape, toe marks, and pronunciation quirks, suggesting pronunciation tests as discrimination cues.

China

Airgraph Mail Speeds Canadian War Communications

Ottawa promotes Airgraph letters as the fastest link to the United Kingdom and the Middle East with priority for air letters. Airgraphs cost six to fifteen cents and are reproduced on film for space efficiency, with envelopes marked Airgraph and dropped at any post office. Corvettes, dubbed Canada’s stork ships, are praised for delivering vast cargo and sustaining Atlantic convoy duties, with 64,000,000 tons moved and 99 percent success over three years.

Toronto Canada Navy Phmgers Angus L. Macdonald St. Lawrence Atlantic Seaboard North Atlantic Caribbean Oakville Gtory Mediterranean Second Front Aleutians

Sir Harry Lauder Raises Spirits With Wartime Songs

Sir Harry Lauder, 72, remains a potent voice for troops in World War II as in World War I. He performs for soldiers in Glasgow and abroad, singing homeward, fighting, and love songs for Americans, Poles, Czechs, and Norwegians.

Tipperary Harry Lauder Bam L. McKinlay New York Times Harry France Glasgow Brace

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