War Savings Attitudes Prompt Controversy Across Canada
The Cornwall Standard Freeholder editorial condemns those who boycott War Savings stamps as Fifth Columnists while acknowledging democratic rights to criticise government policy. The piece contrasts UK industrial efficiency with wartime Canadian tension and urges prudent gift choices this Christmas.
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Canada
Cornwall Standard Freeholder
Cowboys Contain Gateers Escape at Atlanta Rodeo
Cowboys needed Atlanta police assistance to corral three gateers who escaped from a rodeo. The Windsor Star notes a lean, old time voice likening the scene to Buffalo Bill.
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Atlanta
Buffalo Bill
Life Terms Run Concurrent. Prisoner Asks Judge
A Hamilton Spectator item notes a prisoner sentenced to two life terms asked the judge whether the terms could run concurrently. The request reflects unusual optimism while facing a lengthy incarceration.
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Hamilton Spectator
Submarine Fate Tied to Corvette Mari golc Mystery
An unnamed navy note explains that the submarine responsible for sinking the Ark Royal is later accounted for by the corvette H.M.S. Mari golc. The terse line asserts prompt action and adds a flowery flourish about the official statement.
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Ark Royal
H.M.S. Marigolc
Hamilton Spectator
PICTURED TIMBER TREE PUZZLE CLUES AND ANSWERS
A crossword style list of horizontal and vertical clues about timber tree terms. Includes definitions for 41 cents genus 9 good by 12 duet and many related word pairings, such as beans dunes dreads weep awn redress frost bite simpleton peasant and other entries.
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North An
War Week Commentary on Roosevelt War Message and Unity
A war time overview cites President Roosevelt asking Congress to declare war on Japan. It notes Japan used peace talks to mask a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. It highlights American unity across parties, industry, and unions, plus Churchill's call to bolster factories and sustain allied strength in Europe and the Pacific.
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Congress
United States
Empire of Japan
Japan
Washington
Tokyo
Hawaii
New York Times
House
America First Committee
Not Gas Saver But Gas Maker
A motorist in England was asked about a new atomizer claimed to cut petrol use. He said it saved fifty percent plus a carburetor thirty percent a different petrol twenty percent and sparkplugs ten percent but on a test run the petrol tank overflowed within five miles. An American ambassador called Hitler malignant.
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United States
Canada
George
St. Thomas
England
Radio Personalities Highlight CKOC Programs in Hamilton
Joe Chrys dale brings zest to CKOC shows like Bandwagon and Columbia Swing Session. Georgia Dey rises in CBC CKOC collaborations, with Bob Farnon Musical Beauty Box and Sweet and Low on air. Matt Kenney moves to Sweet and Low. NBC Blue Old Gold Show awaits. New Sunday waltz program debuts at 1.15 D.S.T.
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CKOC
Hamilton
Joe Chrysdale
D.S.T
Joe
Canada
Georgia Dey
Matt Kenney
CBC
NBC Blue
Merry Mac
Bob Hope
Global Radio Station Listings and Power Figures
A dense OCR listing shows numerous radio stations across Canada the U S A and Europe with call signs locations and power figures in kilowatts. Notable entries include CKAC Montreal CHIK Ottawa CKGL Brantford WGR Buffalo WGY Schenectady WLW Cincinnati WEREN Buffalo and WSA stations in Europe.
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Eee
Bisinaan
Bis
CKCR
Waterloo
CKAC
Montreal
CHCO
Ottawa
CKGL
Sudbury
CKPC
Brantford
CKRLW
Windsor
Wingham
U.S
Detroit
New Ferry Service Planned For Warplanes to Africa
A group of pilots is being groomed to operate a new warplane and materials ferry service to Africa via South America. The base will be Municipal Airport in Miami. Pilots will return to Miami by clipper ships used in trans Atlantic and trans Pacific services.
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South America
Africa
Municipal Airport
Miami
Germans Escape Air Prison Then Steal RAF Bomber
Two German airmen escaped from a British prison camp and stole an RAF bomber. They were recaptured after forced landing near an airfield over 100 miles from their origin. Posing as Dutchmen, they planned to strike ships offshore but intelligence spotted fake wooden buttons covered in tinfoil revealing their deception.
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Spain
Russia
Schenectady
Wcab Phila
Werul Bostem
WOBX
N. York
Dre
Pesser's
St. Lawrence Starch Co. Limited
Gene Byrnes
Mister M.wham
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