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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 02, 1944

Page

4

First Jerry Down In Flames Over France By RCAF Crew

Canadian airman recounts his first combat encounter during a training mission over France on December 12 1943. Flying Officer Johnny Johnson and navigator Jimmy Gibbons lead a Mosquito squad to cripple a Heinkel bomber while Pete Huletsky and Kip provide rear protection and secure a memorable victory.

Johnny Johnson Cmemee Ont Yorkton England London Hardy Sons Australia New Zealand British Empire RCAF Pete Luftwaffe Hitler Jerry Johnny Jimmy Gibbons Vancouver Pete Huletsky Montreal France Gibby Goering Kip Europe Kipp

Mock Fire Alarm Pranks Cause Crazy Name Mix Up

A crowd at a corner store hears a loud shout about a house fire aimed at McGuire. One man bolts away six blocks then stops and declares his name is not McGuire. The scene ends with a humorous misidentification.

McGuire

McNicol the Prairie Visitor of Broad Canadian Vision

Ontario industrialist and Toronto Davenport MP John R. McNicol travels the West on extensive inspections of prairie interests. He records findings in notebooks, delivers insightful speeches in Parliament, and inspires gratitude from the prairie provinces as a committed public figure.

Canada Bay Street John R. McNicol Ontario Toronto Davenport Toronto House of Commons Prairie Provinces Regina

Slippery Driving At Winnipeg Skating Contest

A winner in the Saw contest recounts seeing a boy on skates mount a bicycle and ride away. Local youths have ridden bicycles while wearing skates and even driven a car to and from outdoor skating in these unusual motoring boots, according to the Dauphin Herald.

Daily Winnipeg Tribune Dauphin Herald

Dress Like Ladies St Louis Judge Objects To Women Appearing In Court

St Louis judge Eugene J. Sartorius frowns on women wearing pants in court and orders witnesses to dress like ladies. He notes divorce actions grow harder to distinguish plaintiff from defendant when both parties wear slacks, while federal judges wear robes.

St. Louis Eugene J. Sartorius Sartorius Sartorious

Understanding a Billion Minutes Through Time

The note compares a billion minutes to years, estimating about 1,902 years when using 365 days per year. It states that since the birth of Christ, just over 1,021,100,000 minutes have passed, highlighting the vast scale of a billion.

Christ

Costly rug dropped into Ontario legislature chamber

A rug now on the floor of the Ontario legislature chamber costs 1500 dollars. It weighs a half ton in a single section and required twelve men to carry it. Buy War Savings Stamps regularly.

Ontario

Britain and U S Stand Together Against World Aggressors

Sir Godfrey Haggard, British consul-general in New York, urged Canada and the United States to remain united. He cited lend-lease, American destroyer deals, and empire ties, saying British strength equals American strength and praising Canada’s wartime support and gifts to the United Nations.

Britain United States Bitain Sir Godfrey Haggard New York Canadian Club Toronto Godfrey British West Indies Newfoundland Churchill Sir Godfrey West Coast Alaska Hawaii Philippines Panama Greenland Iceland Canada British Empire Dominions United Nations

Largest Convoy Reaches North Africa with Record 148 Ships

The largest ordinary cargo convoy ever to go to sea, totaling 148 ships over 70 square miles, reached North African ports from Britain without loss or damage. A four-plane German bomber attack failed as escorts dropped depth charges against suspected submarines.

North African Britain Atlantic

Portrait of a Diligent Worker Erased by Death

A reflective verse notes a man described as the greatest of workers who planned many tasks yet died before achieving them. It laments his absence and the unfulfilled list of intentions, as the world never knew him before he faded from view. The piece appears in the Canadian Congress Journal.

Canadian Congress Journal

RAF and RCAF crews fly vast wartime miles

The Toronto Globe and Mail notes that crews from the RAF and RCAF have accumulated some 100,000,000 miles since the war began. It emphasizes the astonishing distance as a measure of the daring and skill of these young men, who are described as ordinary fellows.

Toronto Globe and Mail RAF R.c.af

Canadian officer testifies to Italian growing season

Captain Perry Cadogan of Glace Bay Nova Scotia known for his moustache discusses a successful growing season in Italy during overseas service with the Canadian Army. He notes the new field telephone device shares duties with the old police role while reporting progress.

Italy Perry Cadogan Glace Bay N.S

Dairy Aid Parcels for War Prisoners Reach High Volumes

The Canadian Red Cross Society ships 100000 weekly parcels to prisoners of war containing butter cheese and dry whole milk. Process cheese weighs a quarter pound per parcel with 25000 pounds used weekly. Dry whole milk ships one pound per parcel with 100000 pounds weekly. Butter matches milk figures. Total dairy exports to allies rise though home needs persist.

Canadian Red Cross Society Canada

Slipcover Directions For Chairs And Sofas

Instructions 7397 give step by step slipcover directions and material tips for chairs and sofas. Send twenty cents in coins to Housheld Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Avenue E Winnipeg Man with name address and pattern number. Pattern delivery may take a few days longer due to mail slowness.

Housheld Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Avenue Winnipeg Man

Nazi Prize Offers for Inventions Aimed at War Effort

The German Nazi agency DNB announced prizes to German citizens for inventions that improve weapons, ammunition, and implements for the armed forces or that save labor, raw materials, and power. The broadcast highlighted these incentives as part of mobilization efforts during the conflict.

Hitler DNB

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FL. R. Kipp Kamloops No. 11 Service Sask Canadien Inadian Army Sgt. Kerr Owen Sound Henry Aubry North Africa Bill Canadian Army Overseas Photo Canadian Red Cross Alice Brooks Frizes
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