Aircraft cannot fully replace ships in wartime freight transport
Oliver Stewart argues aviation cannot supplant ships for major freight needs though big aircraft can move heavy loads. He notes fuel, production pace, and naval logistics limit air freight, with ships still carrying the bulk of wartime tonnage despite rapid aircraft growth.
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United States
War brings sacrifice as Canadians learn through hardship
The Kingston Whig Standard notes that ongoing war demands sacrificing even seemingly unnecessary comforts. The rationing of nonessential things creates unease about more hardships to come as people confront the realities of a world war.
London workshop makes single carrier stretcher for Commandos
A London workshop turns out a leather webbing and cane stretcher carried on the back to free hands for rifle use. The site also produces emergency jettable petrol tanks for aircraft wings and converts webbing into army annexes at 20 000 weekly, plus machete scabbards and a few baseball gloves for Canadian troops in Britain. The report highlights wartime innovations and practical gear for jungle patrols and air operations.
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Britain
St. Thomas Times-Journal
Floating Islands Used by Japan in Pacific War Efforts
A Chinese military office spokesman said Japan uses bamboo floating islands in the Pacific as refueling depots and rest stations for aircraft and crews. Chinese intelligence agents reportedly photographed the structures.
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Western Policy Backed by Dominion in War Industry Shift
Edmonton Journal reports that protests against draining western manpower for eastern war industries have influenced federal policy. Minister Manning notes Ottawa’s reception of Albert delegates aligned with western views and says work should go to the man whenever possible, maintaining overall war effort.
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Edmonton
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Edmonton Journal
Maine farmers boost war effort with seed production
More than 325 farmers in 62 towns grow nearly 30 vegetable seeds under government supervision to raise about 2,000,000 pounds of string beans for shipment to needy nations. The effort supports allies and strengthens wartime food supplies.
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Toronto accountant elected president at Calgary convention
Kris A. Mapp of Toronto was elected president of the Dominion Association of Chartered Accountants at its 40th annual convention in Calgary. He has previously served as president of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario.
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Treasure Trove Found at Pilgrim Beach Plymouth Mass
Bern Lay and his son Fred found a buried chest at Pilgrim Beach containing 400 silver half dollars 38 silver dollars 50 in gold coins and 46 foreign pieces. The oldest coin dates to 1795 and 1834 with the box believed buried around 1846 47 during the Mexican War. Lay has been offered about 2000 for the collection.
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Plymouth
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Bern Lay
Lay
Fred
Boston
Pioneering Rust Research Led by Dr. Margaret Newton
Winnipeg scientist Dr. Margaret Newton has devoted her life to rust research, leading the Dominion Rust Research laboratories. She credits collaborative work over personal credit, noting windborne rust spores and barberry hosts helped reveal multiple rust races and the value of Manitoba’s work.
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Margaret Newton
Winnipeg
R. Margaret Newton
Royal Canadian Scientific Society
Canada
Newton
Dominion
McGill University
University of Minnesota
Government
Red River Valley
Manitoba
N. Vavilov
Academy of Science
Leningrad
Russia
Nipeg
Univesity of Manitoba
Margaret
Crocheted Baby Set Offers Simple Wool Craft
Crochet pattern 7379 shows a double crochet baby set in Shetland Floss with white dainty flower stripes embroidered in lazy-daisy stitch. Includes directions, illustrations, and materials. sent twenty cents to Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Avenue
Winnipeg
Man
Judged By Results Propaganda Questioned By MP Harold Nicoholson
In the British House Harold Nicohlson argues propaganda should be judged by results not incidents. He cites wartime views that British propaganda was supposedly idiotic and ineffective and warns against underestimating its impact. He recalls Hitler noting propaganda's personal effect on him.
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Hitler
Norse Landed in Nova Scotia Naming It Markland
Tradition holds Norsemen visited Nova Scotia over nine centuries ago and named the area Markland, a coastal region once described as Canada’s playground by the sea.
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Nova Scotia
Canada
Markland
Local Time Concepts At North Pole Do Not Apply
A note explains the North Pole lacks a conventional midnight due to its location near the pole, highlighting how customary time standards break down in polar regions. The text is a brief aside on geophysical time concepts.
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