Britain promises more arms for Libya fight
Supply Minister Sir Andrew Dun can has pledged the British Fight Army in Libya will receive increased and better armaments. The BBC reported Maj-Gen. Scherer, commander of the German garrison at Velikie Lukic, escaped by plane as his troops were routed by the Russian army.
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Libya
BBC
Scherer
Velikie Lukic
Pretty Anne Adams Apron Pattern 4269 Offers Two Views
Pattern 4269 provides two apron styles A and B with scalloped or straight edges and waistbands. Available in sizes small to large with fabric requirements of 244 or 1 1 16 yards at 35 inches. Send 20 cents to the Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Manitoba for order processing.
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Mickie Teases Hitt on Superior Mouse Trapping Claim
In a lively aside the speaker notes a rival, Hitt, may boast a better mousetrap but adds that without advertising no one will know. He mocks reliance on rivalry to draw attention to innovation and competition.
Gems of Thought for Daily Living
A collection of brief inspirational quotes emphasizing inner peace duty and steady action. Notable lines from Asquith Collier Eddy Miller and Meyer highlight wisdom discipline and the silent benediction of peaceful thoughts. The passages urge prudent choices in common tasks and steadfast progress.
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Mary Beker Eddy
Graduates of Air Training Plan at No 7 AOS and No 3 BGS
List marks graduates from No 7 Air Observer School Portage la Prairie and No 3 Bombing and Gunnery School Macdonald headed for air observer navigator bomber and gunner roles. Names include A J Allen G F Arnott G A Pearce J M Thorsteinson M A Beaton S R Parker A M Porten and many others from Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and Regina listings.
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Winnipeg
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Elk Point
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Kamsack
Sask
A. G. Stkowski
J. M. Thorsteinson
Flin Flon
A.O.S
Macdonald
G. A. Bassett
Beechy
F. A. Campbell
Gilbert Plains
Mellroy
Abbey
J. Wilin
Gardenton
W. R. McFain
Mulhurst
Alta
J. R. McLeod
A. L. Dixon
Neudorf
G. Dupuis
Regina
K. F. McCallum
Calgary
H. M. Stewart
St. Walbure
M. Stein
H. C. Bell
Scott
O. R. Cameron
F. Blosetti
Nordegg
L. W
Moose Jaw
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Information Wanted by Farmer Fuddlemuch and City Miss
A humorous exchange about farm life features Farmer Fuddlemuch boasting of the latest milking machines worth two million. City Miss questions whether the machines produce milk as good as that from cows, highlighting curiosity about technology in agriculture.
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Fuddlemuch
Cold Winter at Stalingrad Brings Frostbitten Soldier
Private Paul Reissing of the 670th Regiment, 371st German Infantry Division, reported frostbite to both legs and right arm. He said winter clothing was not issued, troops used rags on boots and straw around tops, and officers advised protection measures as morale fell. The command issued a medal for winter frontline service, nicknamed The Order of the Frozen Flesh.
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Stalingrad
Red Army
Paul Reissing
Reissing
Reaping and Harvest Message From John Four
Sunday school lesson centers on Jesus speaking with the Samaritan woman and urging workers to see the fields ready for harvest. Many Samaritans believe after hearing the woman testify and later after Jesus stays two days, confirming Him as the Saviour of the world.
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Christ
Rabbi
Jesus
Industrial medicine in medical education debated
An article in the Canadian Public Health Journal argues industrial physicians hold a minor role in training today and offers steps to elevate their status. It urges undergraduate courses, structured lectures, field trips, and clear topic groupings to integrate social factors and preventive health in industry.
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Canadian Public Health Journal
S. Z. Levine
Cornell University
Canadian Aid to Russia Fund Launches Two Months Appeal
The Canadian Aid to Russia Fund, registered under the War Charities Act, begins a two months appeal through newspapers radio and organizational activities with no house to house canvassing. It urges support for medical and other supplies and promotes understanding between Russians and Canadians for postwar cooperation.
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Russia
War Charities Act
School children gift RAF with 70 miles of string
Seventy Miles Of String: pupils presented the Royal Air Force with a ball more than six feet high, weighing over half a ton and containing 70 miles of string. A bomber pilot said the string would be turned into maps and charts for flights made from special paper.
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Royal Air Force
Sugar ration for bees and NYC district area
The New Jersey Agriculture Department set a winter sugar ration for honey bees at about five one thousandths of an ounce per bee, a figure claimed to be close to human sugar allowances. New York City’s metropolitan district spans 2,514 square miles across three states.
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New Jersey State Agriculture Department
New York City
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