Armament efforts and census prompt Canadian war mobilization
Barbara Baines reports on Lord Beaverbrook urging national industry to boost munitions for Britain and Empire. Canada showcases large scale plants, new fuse firing facilities, and female workers while census data reveal workforce, language, and demographic trends amid wartime.
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Canada
Britain
United States
Ann Thermatics
Connes
Toronto
General Engineering Co., Canada, Ltd
World Missions Sunday Message on Peters Vision and Unity
The 1941 Sunday School sermon reflects on Peter’s growth and the Jerusalem Conference. Barnabas and Paul’s Gentile outreach, James’s leadership, and the decree that Jewish Christians need not join through Judaism are examined. It notes the value of free discussion amid wartime racial tensions and calls for universal gospel unity.
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Peter
Henry Drummond
Christ
Pentecost
Joppa
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
Barnabas
Paul
Antioch
Syria
Sergius Paulus
Salamis
Pisidia
James
Jesus
Christian Fellowship
Jerusalem Council
Japan
Questions on Peter Barnabas and church contrasts
Discussion questions query Peter broad mind and what Barnabas and Paul conveyed about the Antioch Church. They compare Old Testament as missionary book and contrast New Testament church with the Old Testament synagogue. Also asks how war fuels race prejudices.
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Peter
Barnabas
Paul
Antioch Church
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Hitler
Asa
Lsted
Philips Brooks
Book Review
Macmillan
Allis McKay
America
Columbia River Valley
Christine Hallowell
Columbia River
Chris
Nate Barnes
Nate
Wenatchee
Stephen Patch
Earl Marlatt
James Speaking
Rroll’s
Frankford Brand
Parker
BROCK
Christie
Weston
Kellogg’s
Tin
Dox
Sunkist
Chapman’s
Main Street
Georgetown
Herald
A. J. Smit
Stewarttown
H. P. Lawson
Alka-Seltzer
Miles Laboratories Ltd
Dufferin Street
Georgetown Lions Club
Chapman's
MacCormack’s
Robb’s
Long’s
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