Reston School Names Jean Bill Assistant Principal
The district announced last week that Miss Jean Bill will serve as assistant principal at Reston School.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 07, 1944
Page
5
Hartney Weekend Visit and School Term Preview
Mrs J Fraser and Ian spent the weekend at Hartney. Miss Kay Bill returned Monday from Hamioda hospital. Sgt Cisrence Warren is home from Debert on harvest leave. Russell Irvine Vancouver visits relatives and friends. School opens Monday September 11 with G L Dibblee principal and several teachers. Citizens urged to view memorial proposal for Dr George Clingan. see Dr R K Calmers for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt
Cisrence Warren
Debert
Russell Irvine
Vancouver
Vis
W. Campbell
G.L. Dibblee
W. Johnston
P. Fraser
M. Pollock
Not Give Up Quotes Amid War Commentary
A British staff officer cited by Ned Russell says today’s military situation is tame compared with earlier weeks of the war. He notes German forces in the west face a grim choice and that Russian authorities may punish atrocities, arguing surrender is unlikely under the threat of Russian retribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Russell
Herald Tribune
Correas
Fragmentary remark about an elderly Nazi in France
The readable fragments describe an older Nazi figure in France, hinting at his age and appearance. The note references a legend of power and conquest, likening him to an emperor and a "master" in a warlike context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Scwer
France
Air superiority key to D-Day says British official
Harold Balfour, formerly in charge of air training, told Ottawa reporters that Allied air forces built the path to Normandy. He cited strategic bombing, logistics attacks, and pre invasion air strikes that crippled German bridges and airfields. He noted heavy air losses yet stressed Allied production and training kept the invasion feasible. Ottawa Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Harold Balfour
Air
Ottawa
Ference
Air Ministry
Pliam
Europe
Paris
Canada
United States
British Commonwealth Air Training Plan
Steak and eight plates at the family meal request
A woman leads a large hungry family into a restaurant as they order steak for all, the woman urging the waiter to fetch a steak and eight plates while the waiter jokes about scent rising from the lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Billy
Practical Joker Lightning Demonstrates Odd Powers
A thunderstorm spectacle shows lightning causing quirky effects. A woman’s gold bracelet vanished when a flash struck as she closed a window. In Natal a man was found tied in knots by electricity, then recovered. Norwich lightning shaved a glass rim and advanced a clock four hours. A struck apple tree left many apples cooked for breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natal
Norwich
Cook
Princess Elizabeth likely to visit Canada and US after war
Don Idden of The London Daily Mail says it is extremely likely Princess Elizabeth will tour Canada and the United States after the war. He notes American interest in the Princess is vast. The article also mentions Greenland’s ice cap and that octopuses hunt at night, carrying snails and crabs to their lairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Idden
The
London Daily Mail
Elizabeth
Canada
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crandall
Jean Bill
Reston School
Mrs. J. Fraser
Ian
Hartney
George Clingan
Virden
R. K Caalmers
G.I
Army
OL MT Bell
PUP UT Army
Nctian Army Overseas Photo
Eage
ULD
Petsamo
Finland
Arctic Circle
Ontario
England
Dickens
Trollope
Esparto
South Africa
St. Catharines
Egypt
America
Greenland
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