Rationing Looms As War Shrinks Supplies
A wartime editorial urges Canadians to accept future rationing as necessary to conserve vital war materials and prevent shortages. It notes Britain already rationed food and predicts wider controls, with Ottawa weighing plans to curb purchases and ensure equitable distribution for the common good.
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Ottawa
Etiquette Guide For Young Moderns From Home Service
A 32 page booklet outlines dating manners for men and women, covering restaurant etiquette and paying checks. It offers practical tips for dates, dances, parties, and travel and asks readers to send 15 cents to Home Service Dept. Winnipeg News Paper Union in Manitoba.
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Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Booklets Offerings and an Army Rifle Riddle
The list notes booklets priced at 15 cents each including Life Begins at Forty Teach Yourself to Sing 21 Ways To Earn Money At Home Party Games For All Occasions How to Choose and Care for Your Dog Home Course in New Ball room Dances An army rifle weighs 868 pounds but after a day of carrying one the decimal point drops out
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P.B.I
Royal Bank of Canada hits new peak on 1941 return
The Royal Bank of Canada reports record assets of 1 075 000 000 for the year ending November 29 1941 with liquid assets at 651 918 309 and public deposits rising to 902 000 000. Commercial loans total 421 782 846 while profits after taxes and provisions reach 3 535 000 with 2 800 000 in dividends and 3 209 074 carried forward.
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Royal Bank of Canada
Bank of Canada
Dominion
Canada
Pension Fund Society
Ten Million Pounds Raised In Edinburgh War Week
During War Weapons Week Edinburgh raised ten million pounds in three days for war effort amid a half million population. The Lord Provost pledged replacement funds for the Prince of Wales and Repulse, stating they would fight again, as the city sought to sustain morale despite ship losses.
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Edinburgh
Prince of Wales
The Individual Citizen's Army in Canada Explored
A column likens the Canadian Army to a large business empire with a board of directors and many specialists. It notes volunteers gain leisure, advance from private to officer, and train in first aid, rifle, anti tank, grenades, field craft, map reading, and more while serving as infantrymen or specialists.
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Army
Canadian Pacific Railway
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
G. R. Pearkes
V.C
D.S.O
M.C
C. B. Price
D.C.M
Shortest Admiral Sir Tom Phil lips Dies at 53
Rear Admiral Sir Tom S. V. Phil lips, appointed commander in chief of British naval forces in the Pacific, died at 53. He stood five feet four inches, reputed as the shortest admiral in the British Navy, described in a London paper as all brains and no body.
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Tom S. V. Phillips
Pacific
London
Flying doctor tunes piano in remote Australian cabin
A renowned Australian flying physician flew to a lonely cabin, treated a patient and then spent two hours tuning a piano that had not been touched since the start of the First World War.
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Australia
Penguin swimming behavior varies with activity
When in a hurry penguins swim underwater while hurried travel prompts surface swimming, highlighting two modes of movement.
Veal Curry with Rice Cereal Centered Platter
Onion garlic and celery browned then curry powder salt pepper and flour added. Milk stirred in until smooth then veal and pimiento simmer about ten minutes. Crisp rice cereal with butter heated and piled around the curried veal on platter. Six servings.
Young New Zealand airman vows to win back prisoners
The New Zealand prime minister Peter Fraser described how many New Zealanders were taken prisoner in Crete. The trainee in the Commonwealth Air Training Plan responded, We’ll get them back.
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New Zealand
Peter Fraser
Crete
Cork Trade Powers Portugal and Spain
Portuguese and Spanish sources dominate cork production with large export ties to European buyers. The article notes chief origins include Portugal and Spain and mentions key suppliers in the cork market.
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Cork
Are
Portugal
Not Safe Now French Hotels Ban Leaving Shoes Overnight
In prewar France guests once left shoes outside rooms for cleaning. Notices warn guests to keep shoes inside rooms as shortages risk theft and hotels refuse responsibility for missing footwear.
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