Germany must pay rough justice for German crimes
Herbert Morrison says Germans must face rough justice after the war to repay Nazis for atrocities in occupied Europe. He argues punishment should match the crimes, while Frank Wolstencroft warns Germany may try to enslave Europe again unless they receive what they gave to others.
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Herbert Morrison
Home Affairs
Adolph Hitler
Frank Wolstencroft
British Trade Unions Congress
Europe
Nazis Must Be Overcome in Postwar World
Public leaders declare the war must continue until Germany's military power is crushed and a generation educated in Naziism is prevented from rising again. They view Versailles as a pause that allowed renewed aggression and urge measures to avert another global conflict in ten or twenty years.
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United Nations
Germany
Wars Of Aggression Through Eight Decades
The piece notes Germany started four wars of aggression in 1864 1870 1914 and 1939. It argues each war caused immense suffering and questions future warfare if science accelerates. It attributes blame to German leadership and hopes for an end to such conflicts worldwide.
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Germany
Avro Lancaster Soars From Rockcliffe To Toronto Flight
Report describes an Avro Lancaster lifting off from Rockcliffe in fog and flying to Toronto with government officials aboard. The author notes its dimensions and payload capability, and contrasts its size with the ease of its takeoff, while humorously commenting on its power and future travel.
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Rockcliffe
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Uplands
Toronto
Harvards
Yales
Trans-Canada highway opens wide from Port Arthur to Toronto
The first cars travel from eastern Canada to Port Arthur and west through Hearst and Long Lac, marking the wartime completion of the Trans-Canada road. The route offers a shorter path to Toronto and Ottawa and Montreal, with the highway seen as a wartime project enabling alternate rail and wartime transport resilience.
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Canada
Port Arthur
Hearst
Long Lac
Ontario
Toronto
Ottawa
Montreal
Lake Shore
Cotton Use Figures Highlight Material Costs
A data note states that the cotton used in a mid priced automobile could produce four army uniforms, illustrating textile efficiency and cost implications.
Graduates of British Commonwealth Air Training Plan
List of air gunners and pilots from No. 3 Bombing and Gunnery School Macdonald Manitoba and No. 12 SFTS Brandon Manitoba. Names include S L Whitehead Taresholm Alberta A M Davidson Lethbridge Alberta RG Rive Rowness Alberta and many others from across Canada with hometowns such as Saskatoon Winnipeg Prince Albert and Carberry.
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No. 3
Macdonald
Man
S. Ll. Whitehead
Taresholm
Alta
A. M Davidson
Lethbridge
Rive
Rowness
Farmer
Pine Falla
LL. Doeweia
Reasburn
J. H. Fitch
Saskatoon
Sask
D. Gerrard
Kildonan
W. D. Cameron
Carbon
Edmonton
C. Vo
H. F. Gorrie
Holden
Lac
T. J. Thomas
Holland
Brandon
J. W. Andres
North Rattleford
W. L. Barker
Wientper
J. R. Cornwall
Minnedosa
G. W. Fatson
Winnipeg
Gilles
Winnines
J. K. Gettermsen
Winnipec
Lane
Prince Albert
Lassiniboia
Lindquist
Alta Lac
M. Martin
Neenawn
S. Matheson
Stonewall
V. KE McMann
Carberry
K. W. Perry, Chauvin
W. J. Rodhers
Norwood
E L. Steiner-Brothen
Chaton Alte
A. BR. Stovel
J. W. Taylor
Western Students Gain Wartime Experience at Nickel Mines
Western Canadian engineering undergraduates join The International Nickel Company of Canada in Copper Cliff for essential summer work aligned with Wartime Bureau of Technical Personnel plans. The field program spans mining and metallurgical processes, with supervision from top industrial experts, linking university study to production in a major Canadian industry.
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Canada
International Nickel Company of Canada
Copper Cliff
Bureau of Technical Personnel
Ottawa
One Western University
Australian Metallurgists Develop Bulletproof Armor in War Work
Australian scientists and metallurgists have produced armor using locally sourced raw materials that is cheaper and more effective than imported variants. Details of radio location experiments by Australian researchers remain secret, but the armor achievement is public and tied to war effort contributions by a well known company.
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Australia
Porridge parties replace afternoon tea in Scottish Office
Porridge parties have been held with success at the Government’s Scottish office in London replacing afternoon tea. With biscuits about to be rationed the idea may spread and the National Farmers Union hopes it increases oats consumption.
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London
National Farmer's Union
The Individual Citizen's Army and the Young Volunteers
An elder writer notes young men from a village leaving social life for military service and highway work. He urges elders to support enlistment, obey wartime rules, and back soldiers, warning against hoarding and price abuses while highlighting duty to the nation.
All Bran: Kellogg's bulk cereal praised as daily aid
Mrs. Joseph Pare of Montreal endorses Kellogg's All Bran as a better solution to constipation than pills. The ad urges daily use with ample water, explains it works gradually, and notes All Bran is sold in two sizes and in restaurants, made by Kellogg's in London Canada.
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Canada
Prices and Trade Board
Joseph Pare
Montreal
Quebec
Kellogg's
London
Gandhi's illness tied to what he did not eat
The Brandon Sun speculates Gandhi remains unwell due to dietary omission. The piece presents a tongue in cheek theory attributing his condition to abstaining from certain foods.
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Brandon Sun
Gandhi
Gems of Thought Quotes on Faults and Self Awareness
A collection of maxims and poems on faults in neighbors and in oneself. Notable lines warn that our misery arises from internal flaws more than others, stressing self examination over judgment of others. The quotes reference Fene lon Whately Mary Baker Eddy Simmons Addison Whittier and Whately.
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Whately
Mary Baker Eddy
Fighting French reach over sixty thousand under arms
Gen Paul Le Gentilhomme, commander in Africa, announced in England that Fighting French forces have grown from a small group two years ago to more than 60 000 men under arms across the Middle East Africa and the Pacific.
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Middle East
Africa
Pacific
Paul le Gentilhomme
England
Pacific Ocean Extends Farther East Than New York
A geographic note states part of the Pacific Ocean lies east of New York, illustrating global longitude differences and the spread of maritime boundaries.
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The
Pacific Ocean
New York
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