Flin Flon Canada Northward Town Life and Industry
A detailed tour of Flin Flon Manitoba Saskatchewan describes health services churches and recreation. It notes a Company hospital and public General Hospital, clean water, sewer systems, and no major epidemics. Curling, beaches at Phantom Lake, and the Flin Flon Community Club offer arts sports and libraries.
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Crossword Puzzle No 4859 Tromp Through Words
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German Fear and Resistance Grow as War Pressure Bites
Newsweek reports that despite Nazi terror many Germans fear defeat and resist the regime. Widespread sympathy for POWs and slave workers appears, while resentment rises against young officials and the press. Officials claim strict enforcement of deferred occupations to keep workers at home.
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Germany Eyes Warlike Practice as National Duty
In a Leipziger Neueste Nachrichten reflection, shooting is urged to return as a popular pastime and daily habit for all Germans. The piece argues training and practice must become routine to serve military preparedness and national mobilization.
Mark 1 Baptism and John the Baptist in Galilee
This devotional text outlines Mark 1:1-22 with a focus on John the Baptist preparing the way, Jesus' baptism by John at the Jordan, and the Spirit descending as a dove with a heavenly voice declaring Jesus as beloved son. A final note mentions Columbium in stainless steel welding.
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Belgium Considers Commonwealth Role Might Be Possible
A Belgian Ministry spokesman hinted Belgium could join the British Commonwealth under certain conditions. The remark followed Antoine Delfosse, Belgian justice and information minister, praising Britain as a peace guarantor in Europe and noting Belgians are ready to sacrifice part of sovereignty for world peace while seeking freedom.
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Daily Sketch
Sketch
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Antoine Delfosse
Justice and Information
Britain
Europe
M. Delfosse
Belgium
Commonwealth
Delfosse
Convicts Produce War Goods at Kingston Penitentiary
Lt.-Col. W. H. Craig reports about 38,000 articles manufactured by convicts since the war began at Portsmouth Penitentiary Kingston Ontario. Roughly 35,000 were sent to the armed services and the rest to Indians in Western Canada.
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Portsmouth Penitentiary
Kingston
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Canada
British destroyer Janus in battles aims for new guns
World happenings note heavy action from Norway to Crete with Janus firing over 6 000 shells. Australians manage slot machine repairs as club managers learn maintenance. Britain reports 2 750 000 homes bomb damaged by November 1942 and cod imports rise to cover fish shortages. Britain and Roosevelt honored at Gray's Inn with bench titles. Churchill named honorary bencher.
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Plan to plough snow into windrows to conserve moisture
W R Leslie of the Dominion experimental farm Mor den Manitoba urges snow moisture capture. At a Winnipeg Canadian club luncheon he says lack of moisture limits farm work and ploughing snow into windrows can trap substantial moisture for Manitoba crops.
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