Bill Hay Reads The Bible On Radio To Wider Audience
Bill Hay, longtime announcer for Amos n Andy, revived Bible readings after leaving the show in 1935. Fans urged his return, and since being relieved of Amos n Andy duties early this year he has performed on Mutual Broadcasting System coast to coast, drawing strong fan mail and renewed popularity. Buy War Savings Certificates.
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Andy
Amos
Bill Hay
Sam and
Henry
Bill
Hay
Mutual Broadcasting System
Victory Loan drives Canada raises large war bond goal
Canada aims to raise 750 million dollars in its Victory Loan drive the largest target yet for such campaigns. The appeal urges Canadians to sacrifice luxuries and lend government funds to support the war effort while preserving freedom compared with occupied countries.
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Canada
Pay With Their Lives Pay With Their Lives
A Canadian wartime appeal urges citizens to support the victory loan as service members endure hardships and fight for freedom. It emphasizes the payback of their sacrifice with a home front full backing to ensure a successful end to the war.
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Dieppe
Canada
Is Increased Need Is Increased
Mr G W Spinney chairman of the National War Finance Committee emphasizes the third victory loan as decisive for the war effort. He notes Canadians have repeatedly oversubscribed past loans, and this is the largest yet with lessons from the first two aiming at 600 million dollars.
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G. W. Spinney
National War Finance Committee
Meat guidance for workers and families in wartime
The article urges supplying meat to dock hands farm workers and war plant laborers while housewives and sedentary workers can rely on milk cheese eggs beans and nuts. It suggests meat pies with vegetables to extend meat and notes a surplus of pork liver and kidney, proposing pork kidney pie as a nutritious alternative to ham.
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Bernard Shaw
Great Britain
The Individual Citizen's Army Pay Corps Explored
The piece explains the Royal Canadian Army Pay Corps role in enlisting, paying and accounting for soldiers and the impact of pay systems on civilians. It argues civilians share burdens via consumer credit rules and assigns pay, noting wartime regulations align civilian spending with soldier’s sacrifices and inflation fighting.
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Army Pay Corps
Canada
Royal Canadian Army Pay Corps
Consumer Credit
Prices and Trade Board
Air Training Plan graduates listed from Canadian schools
A list of graduates under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan from No. 4 Service Flying Training School Saskatoon and No. 3 Bombing and Gunnery School MacDonald includes numerous LACs and initials with hometowns across Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta. The roster names pilots and air gunners such as EF Brooks T R Currie J M Calder J L Chalmers and many others from cities including Saskatoon Winnipeg Regina Edmonton and Calgary.
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No. 4
Service Flying Training School
Saskatoon
Sask
Lac
EF. W. Brooks
Grand Coulee
T. R. Currie
Strasbourg
J. M. Calder
Edmonton
Alta
R. L. Chalmers
A. ©. Currie
Gainsborough
R. Dubois
Coderre
J. Findlater
Winnipeg
Man
J. M. Frast
Regina
J. M. Faulder
Moose Jaw
R. Forrester
Bromhead
H. A. Floren
Weyburn
G. C. Granger
Grainger
N. Grey-Noble
Petersfield
R. EL McKenzie
R. W. McKenzie
Stettler
H. L. MacKenzie
Calgary
F. Monroe
D. R. McBeth
G. A. McNeil
W. R. McPhee
C. Melnyk
Moore
Battleford
C. B. MacDonald
Plato
M. R. Nelson
Banff
H. N. Osmond
C. J. Rouse
Milden
J. E. M. Young
No. 3 Bombing and Gunnery School
MacDonald, Man
Gems of Thought on Pride by Various Authors
A collection of aphorisms on pride from Dillon Gay Johnson and Eddy, noting pride as a fault born of lack of sense or thought. The quotes compare pride to an attic of a house, judge moral acts, and reflect on envy and self interest.
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Dillon
John Gay
Lady Baden-Powell Calls for More War Time Work
Lady Baden-Powell returns to London after Kenya to urge Girl Guides to increase war time work in England. She wears her Guide uniform and honors the C.B.E. and the White Rose of Finland. Lord Baden-Powell died in Kenya on January 8, 1941 at age eighty three.
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Lady Baden-Powell
Girl Guides
Baden-Powell
London
Kenya
England
Girl Guide
C.B.E
Finland
Lord Baden-Powell
Boy Scout and
Girl Guide Movement
East Africa
Baden- Powell
Oldest cultivated crop mangel traced to 2000 B C
The mangel is described as one of the oldest cultivated crops with roots traced to 2000 B C. An Egyptian tomb plate shows a laborer offering a large mangel as a sacrifice on a table.
Air turnover estimate for health spaces
To maintain health an environment requires about 2000 cubic feet of air per hour.
Moose Head for Canadian Air Squadron Becomes Estate Issue
Executors of Dr. H Lightstone face relocation of a giant moose head, weighing about half a ton with a six foot antler span. The former British pensions medical services director generalowned item becomes the prize for the Canadian air squadron HQ, relieving the ministry of a costly white elephant.
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Dr. H. Lightstone
Ministry of Pensions Medical Services
Ministry
Quicksand Advice From Scientists
A cautionary note on escaping quicksand recommends staying still with arms outstretched to halt sinking and gradually free yourself up to the shoulders. The guidance emphasizes calm movement and patience when trapped in viscous ground.
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Alberta
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111 Avenue Road
Toronto
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Montreal
A. Barrowman
Tisdale
H. Oakley
Middlechurch
Pickering
Sarge
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Samuel Johnson
Mary Baker Eddy
Shenstone
Moose
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