Are We Likely To Be Invaded
An editorial argues Canada must take decisive measures to shield its people and institutions as Nazi forces threaten Europe and possibly the Americas. It warns of imminent danger, urges government foresight, and calls for strong unity to defend safety, peace, and liberties.
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le Jour
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War Week reports epic Western Front clash and global drift
A Germany led offensive against the Weygand line marks a decisive Western Front phase as Mussolini’s stance and Italian entry loom. Churchill vows fighting on, Britain braces for invasion by sea or land, while U S military funding surges amid rising war hysteria.
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Weygand
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Mexico
Italy
Roosevelt
Congress
SEE IT IN PRINT reads in print caution before belief
A Chatham News item urges readers to verify information before trusting what they hear or read, reminding the audience that not everything heard is true until confirmed in print.
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Chatham News
Not one MP named Smith Brown or Jones in Canada
Windsor Star notes the phrase democratic organization used for Parliament while none of the MPs named Smith Brown or Jones appear among the members.
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House of Commons
Smith, Brown
Canadian authors face originality and encouragement gaps
A London Free Press piece argues Canadian writers often lack originality and also suffer from insufficient encouragement, suggesting structural and cultural barriers to creativity and support within the literary scene.
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London Free Press
Scrap Iron Chancellor Highlighted in Birthday Wishes
The Guelph Mercury notes that Adolf Hitler, nicknamed the scrap iron chancellor for his tough stance, is celebrated in birthday tributes as Germany's iron chancellor.
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Bismsarek
Germany
Hitler
Fuehrer
Guelph Mercury
Western Ontario towns favor daylight saving time
Small Western Ontario towns reportedly back daylight saving time but oppose the current quirky clock schedules. Once the erratic timing is corrected daylight saving may take hold.
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Ontario
Brantford Expositor
Canada’s Apathy Toward Poetry Prompts Musical School Reform
Murray Gibbon of Montreal told the Royal Society of Canada that Canadian apathy to poetry could be cured by linking English literature study with music. He urged educational authorities to coordinate lyric poetry and ballads with the music tied to their lyrics, arguing Canada should pioneer this approach even if Britain hesitates.
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Murray Gibbon
Montreal
Pallad
Royal Society of Canada
Educationa
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